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NEWS.
(AMR AGAINNT ATEAVI
Mr. Ginider, Special Assistant to the Inspector General of Police, Criminal Investigation Department, applied to the Chief Presidency Magistrate, Bombay, on the 5th instant to be allowed under
wetion 191 to withdraw the proceedings against Hal Krishuan Hari. Athavle who was arrested at Kalyan on the 15th June with a trunk containing chemicals, Mr. Cider said he declined to offer evidence as the evidence they had against Athavle was not suffcient to justify a conviction. Mr. Guider also asked his Worship to hind over Athale on his own recognisance to appear on the 11th inst. to give evidence in the case of K. D Bhasekar who is harged with being in possession of explosive substances. stances His Worship dis
charged the accused and ordered him to enter into a a bond to appear in Court on the 11th instant to give evidence.
BOYCOTT DEMONSTRATION IN BOMBAY,
The following notification was issued to-day by the Police Commissioner:-- Where-as I am informed that an assembly will be held at Mahajani Wadi or Hira
Raug wome other place within the
limits of the town and the island of Bombay on or about the 7th day of August, 1908, 1 for ing the bohe purpose of supporting the boycott movement in India by celebrating the anniversary of the socalled boycott-day or otherwise, I Stephen Meredyth Edwards, Esq., L. C. 8. Acting Commissioner of Police for the City of
Bombay being of of opinion that it is necesary for the preservation of public peace and public safety to prohibit any Asembly for such purpose as aforesaid do hereby by virtue of power vested me by section 25 of the City of Bombay Police Act 1902, prohibit
any
mbly in the City of Bombay for the purpose of supporting the boycott rovement in India for a period of seven days commencing from 6 A. M. on the 7th August. 1903.
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NEWS.
ALIPUR BOMH-CASE-APPEAL
The hearing of the appeal of the above. case has commenced before the Chief
Justice and Justice Carnduff from 9th instant.
INDIAN PRISONERS AT KABUL
A correspondent says the latest advices from Kabul state that the five Indians alleged to have been implicated in the recent conspiracy have at last hern brought to trial. They have been twice. remanded to enstody, but feel confident of a speedy release.
BUDDHA'S RELICS-The recent find of Buddha's relics near Peshawar has been received at Simla and inspected by His Excellency the Viceroy. The question of distribution will now come up for con Rideration, and practically settled that the ashes and four charred bones will be distributed among the great Buddhistic communities of Ceylon, Burina, China and Japan. It may be that deputations from these countries will come to take relies, or special envoys will be sent out with gifts.
SIMLA FINE ARTS EXHIBITION.-The awards of Simla Fine Arts Exhibition were announced on the evening of the 9th instant. The Indian artists figure badly. Mesura. Pestonji Bomaji and Handalkar have been given three prizes mainly reserved for Indian artists and not a picture of any instrinsic value has been received from Bengal and the Upper Provinces. The Viceroy's prize has not been awarded, and Major Molyneux who painted the famous picture "Senemarg in Spring" carries off Lord Kitchener's prize with his painting "A Himalayan Solitude." This is the best picture in the show. Mrs. Ambler gets Nir Louis Dane's prize for "A portrait of Mrs. C. T. Ambler." The exhibition will be formally opened on Wednesday.
ARREST OF A EUROPEAN.
On Wednesday, Inspector Perry of the C. I. D, on receipt of a telegram from the Simla Police arrested in Cala European, named Hinteroggo, cutta a who, it is alloged, is concerned in a caso of criminal breach of trust under Section 406 I. P. C. The accused it is waid will be sent to Simla to-day under Police escort
পৰ্ম্ম।
বাঙ্গালা সাপ্তাহিক পত্র। সম্পাদক ও স্বত্বাধিকারী
প্রযুক্ত অরবিন্দ ঘোষ । সঞ্চয় প্রকাশিত হইবে। অগ্নিষ বার্ষিক মূলা---সাধারণ সংস্করণ সহর ও মফঃস্থল সর্বত্র ডাষাণ্ডল সমে উত্তম সংস্করণ ঐ চারি টাকা মাত্র।
বিজ্ঞাপনের হার পত্রে জ্ঞাতরা। চিঠি-পত্র ও টাকা-কড়ি ১৪নং তামবাজার ইইউ "ধর্মের" ফ্যানেজি এজেন্সির নামে পাঠাইতে হইবে।
NEWS.
CHIEF JUSTICE or BoxBAY EIGH UpMr. Justice Fletcher will shortly be appointed Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court.
RAINFALL
Fifty inches of rain have fallen in rine and-a-half inches more are needClemits to date this year, and .only
to make up the year's average.
HIGH COURT SEIYA-
The next Criminal Sessions of, the High Court, which will commence on Monday next will be presided uver by Mr. Justice Casperna
THE EDITOR OF KAL
Mr. Shivram Mahadeo Paranjpe, Bditor Kul, Poona, who was convicted of an offence under section 124 A and who is undergoing his term of rigorous imprisonment, is very much reduced in health. His weight is now 20 lbs less than what it was before.
APRIVAL OF MR, POLAK.
Henry 8L Polak, Honorary Amintant Secretary of the Transvaal Indian Association, arrived in Bombay the other day, when his luggage was care. fully examined by the Customs offers. Mr. Polak has come to India to put the case of the Indians in the Transvaal before the Indian public. Mr. Polak is the right-hand-man of Mr. Gandhi and has helped Mr. Gandhi since 1904,
DAN
STRANON INDEED.
The 'Deshewak office was searched at Nagpur in connection with the prosecu tion for sedition of Mr. Achut Balwant Kolhatkar, in 1908. It is now eight inonths since the Sessions Judge deli
vered judgment in the cane. And the
the
register of subscribers of the which was seized by the police during paper. the search, has not yet been returned The register was not submitted case as an as an Exhibit, and both the District and Sussions Judges were applied to for the register, and yet the register is still not returned though other papers of less importance were returned long ago. Some subscribers of the paper aro however writing to the effect that they are being pressed by the police to stop subscribing to the paper.
The Probodh press in which the Deshsewak (Nagpur) newspaper le printed and the premises of Mr, Sambhurap Gadgil B. A. LL. B. and Mr. Gopa Anant Ogale, ex-editors of that paper, searched by the police for nearly three hours. Nothing incriminating was found A warrant of arrest was shown | Chadgil who surrendered Me police Mr. Gadgil was taken to the District Court in a tongs and presented before the District Magistrate. The charge under Section 194 A for criticism of the Birthday Honoré ist. Baff wa granted and Mr. dadgil was released
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