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  • THE FOLLOWING APPEARED IN Yesterday's Third Edition. A NEW YORK CRIME. HAINS CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER. HIS BROTHER.ACQUITTED. [Reuter's Message.] London,Wednesday.

    Captian Hains who shot a man dead in New York, whom he suspected of commiting jultory with his wife, has been conviced of manslaughter in the ... [Article] (70 words)
  • LORD AND LADY MlNTO. UNDERGOING THE PASTEUR TREATMENT. HANDLED DOG BITTEN BY A MAD DOG. [Reuter's Message.] London, Wednesday.

    Lord Minto (Viceroy of India) and Lady Minto are now at Simla undergoing the Pasteur treatment there after handling their dog, which was ... [Article] (59 words)
  • STEAM LAUNCH CAPSIZES. TWENTY WOMEN DROWNED. [Reuter's Message] London, Wednesday.

    A steam launch at Pittsburg, crossing the Ohio River to-day, capsized, 20 out of 30 women on board being drowned. ... [Article] (34 words)
  • LATE CABLE NEWS. [Reuter's Messages.] LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL LOAN. London, Wednesday.

    The London County Council is issuing a loan of £2,250,000, 3½ per cent., at £102. ... [Article] (27 words)
  • A PAPUAN RUBBER COMPANY. London, Wednesday.

    The Mombirr Rubber Plantations Company has been registered, with a capital of £52,500, to acquire the Wickham estate, Collingwood Bay, Papua. ... [Article] (27 words)
  • RUSSO-CHINESE AGREEMENT. London, Wednesday.

    The Russo-Chinese agreement has been signed at Pekin. It defines the method of Government in the Russian railway zone, Manchuria, and ... [Article] (40 words)
  • AN APPEAL CASE. London, Wednesday.

    In the case of Williams v. Macharg, special leave to appeal has been granted by the Privy Council. The Government of New South Wales must ... [Article] (39 words)
  • THE VICTORIAN LOAN. London, Wednesday.

    Great satisfaction has been expressed in London at the successful flotation of the Victorian loan after the comparative failure of recent Australian ... [Article] (29 words)
  • CZAR AND PRIME MINISTER. London, Wednesday.

    The Czar has addressed a rescript to M. Stolypin (Prime Minister) asking what legislative affairs in the War and Marine departments are subject to the ... [Article] (34 words)
  • THE TASMANIAN CABLES. London, Wednesday.

    Sir John Wolfe-Barry (chairman of the company) states that the Eastern Telegraph Company intends to pick up the Tasmanian cables. ... [Article] (28 words)
  • CANADIAN INSURANCE BILL. London, Wednesday.

    The Canadian House of Commons has amended its Insurance Bill to permit of companies investing securities in any British colony. ... [Article] (24 words)
  • AUSTRIA'S AERIAL FLEET. London, Wednesday.

    Austria is preparing an aerial flect of the Parseval type. ... [Article] (15 words)
  • THE WOOL SALES. London, Wednesday.

    In the wool sales to-day spirited competition prevailed, prices being fully maintained in all qualities. ... [Article] (20 words)
  • ENGLlSH RACING. London, Wednesday.

    The Newmarket Stakes, run to-day resulted:—Louviors, 1; Electra, 2; Carrousel, 3. ... [Article] (17 words)
  • PERSIAN TROUBLES. London, Wednesday.

    A portion of the Russian troops have been sent to restore order at Marano, in the Azerbaijan province of Persia, where the Governor's soldiers are ... [Article] (33 words)
  • PRICE OF SILVER. London, Wednesday.

    Bar silver (standard) was quoted today at.2s. 0 3-16d. per ounce. Mr. Charles, Hass, Tunnel, Tas., says; " For many years I was a sufferer ... [Article] (84 words)
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  • FRENCH POSTAL STRIKE. TROOPS HOLDING POST OFFICES. REPUBLICAN GUARD PARADING THE STREETS. [Reuter's Message.] London, Wednesday.

    In connection with the French postal strike the troops are holding the Paris post offices and the Republican Guard is parading the streets. ... [Article] (39 words)
  • DEFENCE MATTERS. SENATOR PEARCE'S VISIT TO ENGLAND. A COMMONWEALTH DOCK YARD. Melbourne, Thursday.

    Captain Creswell (Chief Naval Omcer) and a military officer will accompany Senator Pearce (Minister of Defence) to England to attend the naval ... [Article] (141 words)
  • THREE TINS OF OPIUM. FOUND IN A STEAMER'S SALOON. Porili, Thursday.

    The Customs officers, whilst searching the steamer Gorgon, which arrived at Perth from Singapore, found three tins of opium hidden in the saloon. ... [Article] (34 words)
  • SENSATION AT A CONCERT. COLLAPSE OF A PLATFORM.

    The Leonta choir, assisted by the Fire Brigade. Band, was giving a concert on the Charters Towers (Q.) hospital grounds on Monday night, when ... [Article] (64 words)
  • AN IMPUDENT THEFT. AND SENSATIONAL ESCAPE.

    While Mr. H. Hanslow, jeweller of Elizabeth-street, Melbourne,was in his workroom on Tuesday, he heard in noise in the shop. His son at once ran but, ... [Article] (130 words)
  • BILLIARDS. WEISS v. LINDRUM. Adelaide, Thursday.

    The present scores in the billiard match (9000 up) between Weiss[?]nd Lindrum, the latter receiving 1500, are:—Lindrum, 5876; Weiss, 4621. ... [Article] (26 words)
  • SMUGGLING ARMS INTO INDIA. BEARING AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. GOVERNMENTS' MARKS. NEW ZEALAND'S EXPLANATION. Wellington, Thursday.

    It was cabled yesterday that the calcutta "Englishman" had published a report to the effect that a quantity of arms hearing the Australian and ... [Article] (178 words)
  • M.S.W. SETTLERS. MIGRATING TO QUEENSLAND. Sydney, Thursday.

    Owing to Crown land suitable for settlement in the Quennbeyan district being closed as reserves for improvement and scrub leases, some settlers ... [Article] (41 words)
  • POISONED WOULD HEALED. ZAM-BUK PROVED SUPERIOR.

    Deaths due to blood poison arising out of a neglected scratch, cut or other "simple'' injury are by no means infrequent. If a cut or wound is ... [Article] (371 words)
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