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i TELEGRAMS.
| ST. CROIX STATION.
| London, May 21st.—The Peninsular
E and Oriental Steamship Company announced
tonight tha: the ““Egypt’’ had
thirtyeight passenge:s on board and that
i twentyeight, who weore named as res|
cued, have b.en landed at Brest.
| Belfast, May 21st.-—The Sinn Feiners
.~ have begun a3 new casapaign of terrorism
' in Ulster County. Within tweniyfour
|
‘5 hours th‘ey ha ve 'aid a trail (:2'{(3l':)_ from
1 tlistey County down thrams..zh Belfast (o
| toe nerth of County Antrim, attacking
{ voilce and bariacks, ambushing police,
iarning the houses of loyalists, destroyinz
railway lines and catting telegr.ph
¢ mmunication. Kizht deaths res:lted
from today’s disorders in Belfast making
27 m :rders in the past week. The Ul«ter
cabinet is discussing the situation
- and important decisions are expected.
No. 119.