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RUSSIAN UNREST. The disorders so long manifested in various parts of Russia show no signs of subsiding, and collisions between the populace and the police, characterised on the latter's ... Article : 309 words

ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE. A Blue-book, embodying the text of the new Anglo-Japanese Treaty of Alliance, was issued to-day. The preamble states that the Governments concerned, being desirous ... Article : 1,348 words

A CINGALESE'S LOVE STORY. A remarkable story was told at the Water Police Court to-day when Annie Theresa Geretta, a tentmaker, and Sydney Thomas Mansfield, were charged with stealing a ... Article : 434 words

WRECKAGE ON KANGAROO ISLAND. Kingscote, September 26, 8.30 p.m. I have just returned from Cape Hart, where, I have been since Sunday afternoon. Late that evening I noticed fresh wreckage ... [ILLUSTRATED] Article : 2,645 words

THE HAGUE CONFERENCE. Matters in connection with the second International Peace Conference, which is to be held at the Hague shortly, have been advanced another stage. ... Article : 154 words

FEDERAL POLITICS. The eech of Sir George Le Hunte, in referen[?] to the mail contract, is still a "live" [?]ject in the House of Representatives. [?]r. Batchelor to-day asked the ... Article : 724 words

LABOR IN GERMANY. The labor troubles in Germany, which have been aggravated by the meat famine, have reached an acute stage. In consequence of the fall in the purchasing power ... Article : 210 words

GERMAN COLONIES. The impatience widely felt in Germany at what is deemed the waste of blood and treasure involved in the prosecution of hostilities with the Hereros in German ... Article : 262 words

GERMANY AND FRANCE. In order to allay the uneasiness excited in France by the cordiality of M. de Witte's reception in Berlin the Russian Peace Plenipotentiary has assured a ... Article : 86 words

NEW SOUTH WALES LANDS COMMISSION. In the Legislative Assembly this evening the Attorney-General obtained the suspension of the standing orders to permit of the Lands Commission Amendment Bill being ... Article : 528 words

GENERAL CABLE NEWS. The Broken Hill South Blocks. At a meetings yesterday of the London shareholders of the Lake View Consols [?] Company it was resolved that ... Article : 84 words

CHINESE COMMERCE. The London "Times" states that an Austro-Chinese bank, with a capital of £1,000,000, is being formed with, headquarters at Vienna, and branches in ... Article : 71 words

THE TRANSVAAL MINES. The Traasvaal Government have appointed a Commission to enquire as to the best methods for ensuring the safety of miners travelling to and from the shafts, ... Article : 51 words

LONDON WOOL SALES. The London wool sales were continued yesterday. Prices were firm, but there was a tendency against buyers. The following were the principal prices realised:—Yuile, ... Article : 102 words

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JAPANESE POLICY. Interviewed on the eve of his departure from the United States, en route for Japan, via Canada, Baron Komura, the principal Japanese peace plenipotentiary, stated that ... Article : 78 words

THE BROOME TRAGEDY. At Broome to-day Simeon Espada, a Manilaman, made a rambling statement at the inquest concerning the death of Mark Liebglid, commercial traveller. He ... Article : 205 words

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