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VICTORIAN SYMPATHY.
MELBOURNE, Friday.—The collections received daring the last twenty-four hours in aid of the distressed families in London have added another £1000 to the total. £183 have been paid into the ...
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Destructive Fire in Melbourne.
MELBOURNE, Saturday .—A. few minutes after 6 o'clock last evening the largest fire that has even occurred in Melbourne broke out in the central block of Collins-street, and devastated the ...
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Shipping.
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SYMPATHY IN QUEENSLAND.
BRISBANE, Friday.—The total subscriptions received in this colony for the London dock laborers strike fond amounts, so far, to over £1600, and £500 will be cabled to-day. ...
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SYMPATHY IN NEWCASTLE.
NEWCASTLE, Saturday.—A procession of the fire beigades will march through the city to the public meeting to be held to-night in aid of the London dock laborers. Several members of the ...
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Maritime Miscellany.
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The Sculling Championship.
LONDON, September 13.—Searle has expressed his willingness to row Jake Gaudaur, the American ex-champion, on the Thames within a month for £1000 a side, or on the Parramatta River ...
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Advertising
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Matterson v. Bubear.
LONDON, September 13.—The sculling race between Neil Matterson, of New South, Wales, and G. Bubear, of Hammersmith , the English champion, for £200 aside, will take place over the ...
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News by Cable.
LONDON, September 13.—The committee representing the dock companies have refused to concede the advance of 1d per hour demanded by the men before January 1,1890. ...
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The Death of General Gordon.
LONDON, September 13.—Herr Fricke, the first European who escaped from Khartoum, has published a statement that he saw Gordon die. Herr Frick says the general was killed by one of his ...
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Family Notices
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The Dundee Vacancy.
LONDON, September 12. — Mr. Burns, the socialist, and leader of the men on strike in London, has declined to permit himself to bo nominated for the parliamentary vacancy which ...
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The Law of Libel.
In connection with the libel action which Mr. JOHN M'LAUGHLIN has thought proper to bring against the proprietors of this journal, and which has been dragging its slow length along during ...
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Stanley the Explorer
LONDON, September 13.—News has reached Zanzibar to the effect that Mr. H. M. Stanley left Emin Pasha at the Victoria Nyanza, several months since ...
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Cyclone in America.
LONDON, September 13.—A disastrous cyclone has occurred along the Atlantic coast of the United States. The coast was devastated, and many vessels were wrecked. Fifty persons have ...
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(FROM THE MELBOURNE AGE.")
LONDON, September 13.—The dock laborers' strike in London, which commenced on August 16, has now practically terminated, an agreement having been arrived at with reference to ...
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Bank of Australasia.
LONDON, September 12.—The Bank of Australasia has declared a dividend and bonus amounting to 14 per cent, and has carried forward £14,000. ...
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Commercial.
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Wheat, Metals, Sugar.
LONDON, September 12.—The wheat market is at a standstill. Metals are steady with prices unchanged. Sugar is dull and prices hare undergone no change. ...
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Frozen Meat.
LONDON, September 12.—New Zealand mutton is quoted at 4 7/8d per lb. Beef is unchanged. The s.s. Kaikoura's mutton has been unloaded in good condition. ...
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Advertising
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Death of the ReY. Joseph Barnier.
Quite a gloom was cast over Forest Lodge, and the surrounding neighborhood, this morning, when it became known that the Rev. Joseph Banner was dead. The deceased ...
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ACTION IN SYDNEY.
The Ironmoulders' Society last night paid £50 over to Mr. T. J. Houghton, secretary of the Trades and Labor Council, being the sum which was voted by the society for the Dock Laborers' ...
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Pastoral and Agricultural.
BALRANALD, Monday.—Tho Corrong, steamer, passed this morning, bound for Echuca, with 1241 bales of up-river wool. The Waradgery is now loading wool here for Echuca, and will leave to-day. ...
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A MEETING AT PARRAMATTA.
Mr. N. Melville, M.L.A., has been invited, to Parramatta on Sunday next to re-deliver his lecture of Sunday last in aid of the fund being raised for the families of the London dock ...
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MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Mr. T.J. Houghton, secretary of the Trades and Labor Council, on Thursday received the following amounts for the men on strike: Typographical Association £100, Masters and Engineers' ...
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SYMPATHY IN GRAFTON.
GRAFTON, Friday.—A public meeting was held on Thursday night in Fisher Park Pavilion, The Mayor (Mr. See) presided. The Rev. R. Becher moved, and Mr. Michael Rush seconded— ...
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SYMPATHY AT MUSWELLBROOK.
MUSWELLBROOK, Friday.—A public meeting of sympathy with the London dock laborers was held on Thursday night. The Mayor presided Speeches were delivered by Messrs. Fitzgerald, ...
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The Dock Strike.
Australia, which has never hitherto counted for much in strictly British affairs, has made her home debut in London itself in a manner which will fee long remembered by all, and gratefully ...
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