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  2. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    During a heavy thunderstorm which passed over the city about 8 o'clock on Tuesday morning a lad named Harold Ellis Gilding, aged 15 years, was struck by lightning at West Marden and ...

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  3. QUEENSLAND.

    Canous meetings of the three parties in [?]liament were held to-day, but the proceedings at the meetings were not divulged. The Opposition met at 10 o'clock in the morning. It is ...

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  4. CUBA.

    The American Commissioners in Paris refuse to agree to Spain retaining the sovereignty of Cuba. They admit that the United States is pledged to restore ...

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  5. ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

    According to a Reuter's telegram, Baron de Courcel, French Ambassador in London, suggests that France should retire from Fashoda if the Bahr-el-Ghazal ...

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  6. SPECIAL CABLES.

    Japan has warned the Tsung-li-yamen of the peril of extreme measures being taken against the Emperor. The Tsung-li-Tamen has entreated the ...

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  7. IN PARLIAMENT.

    Some inquisitiveness was displayed about the procedure that is to be adopted by the Royal Commission that is to inquire into the late Hastings-Macleay election. The ...

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  8. The Sydney Morning Herald.

    In the Legislative Assembly yesterday, after formal business, the adj[?]urnment of the House was moved by Mr. Carroll to call attention to what he te[?]ned the necessity for resuming ...

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  9. VIEWS OF M. LANESSAN.

    M. Lanessan, in an article in the Paris journal "Le Rappel," says that Anglophobia has brought France to the verge of a stupid war, when every national ...

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  10. THE SHIP GANTOCK ROCK.

    The ship Gantock Rock snapped her moorings during heavy weather in Ballycastle Bay, on the south coast of Ireland, and drifted into a dangerous position. ...

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  11. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The Premier has received a telegram [?]rom [?]ir Frederick M'Coy, of the Melbourne University, giving the result of the examination of a number of fossils from the Collie coal fields, which occurred ...

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  12. THE WRECK OF THE MOHEGAN.

    The loss of the Atlantic liner Mohegan on the Manacle Rocks, off Falmouth, is now attributed to the failure of the ship's compasses. ...

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  13. THE ADMINISTRATION OF NEW GUINEA.

    With reference to the future administration of New Guinea, and the probability of the contributing colonies discontinuing their annual contributions owing to the expiry of the 10 years' term ...

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  14. PURSUIT OF THE KHALIFA.

    The Khalifa, who was recently said to have taken refuge in the Bara Mountains, Kordofan, is now reported to be fleeing westward. He is almost deserted by ...

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  15. THE M'SHARRY ARBITRATION CASE.

    The award in connection with the M'Sharry arbitration case was lodged by the arbitrator, Mr. Edmund Barton, Q.C., with the Prothonotary of the Supreme Court yesterday afternoon. It was, by ...

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  16. THE R.M.S. AUSTRAL.

    The R.M.S. Austral, on her voyage from London to Sydney, has returned to Suez in consequence of having broken a blade of her propeller. ...

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  17. FRENCH NAVAL ACTIVITY.

    Great activity prevails in the French naval dockyards. The men-o'-war Amiral Trehouart, Bouvines, Jemmapes, and Valmy are ...

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  18. ROBBERY OF JEWELS.

    The Dowager Duchess of Sutherland, while on a visit to Paris, was robbed of a satchel containing jewels valued at £30,000. ...

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  19. PETROLEUM EXPLOSION ON A SHIP.

    An explosion occurred in the petroleum cargo of the ship Blengfell, off Margate, last night, and set fire to her. Those on board had to hurriedly take ...

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  20. TASMANIA.

    James Hall, aged 56, a passenger per the Talune from the Bluff, who had been much excited during the voyage, on arrival here at 1 o'clock this morning fell in the water and was ...

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  21. A BANK NOTE FORGERY.

    A number of forged English bank notes and the apparatus for manufacturing them have been discovered at Budapesth, the capital of Hungary. ...

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  22. NEW ZEALAND WOOLLENS.

    Mr. W. P. Reeves, Agent-General for New Zealand, is exhibiting at the Imperial Institute a selection of manufactured wools from the Mosgiol Woollen ...

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  23. NEW ZEALAND.

    The Nellie Brett, 149 days out from New York, arrived to-day. Before leaving she was registered under the English flag, which was fortunate, as on June 15, while becalmed, a ...

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  24. POLITICS AT THE CAPE.

    Mr. W. P. Schreiner, Q.O., the new Premier of Cape Colony, has delivered his Ministerial statement. He denied that the policy enunciated by his ...

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  25. THE WHEAT MARKET.

    The price of English wheat at Mark Lane is 1s per quarter dearer for the week. Foreign wheat is 6d per quarter dearer. ...

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  26. AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENTS.

    In the Assembly to-day the bill dealing with mining on private property was read the first time. On moving the Speaker out of the chair, with the view of going into supply, Mr. ...

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  27. POLITICAL NEWS.

    The final sitting of the Elections and Qualifications Committee to inquire into the petition of Mr. Dowell O'Reilly against Mr. W. J. Ferris reta[?]ing his seat as member for Parramatta in the Legislative ...

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  28. VICTORIA.

    A sad drowning fatality occurred at Horsham yesterday afternoon. Two brothers, Edward West, aged 12, and Charles West, aged 10, while bathing in a pond got out of their depth. Walter ...

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  29. THE FAR EAST.

    The " Standard " states that there are 10,000 Russian troops at Port Arthur. ...

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  30. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    In the Assembly to-day, Mr. Leake, leader of the Opposition, gave notice of a motion that, in the event of another Convention being summoned to discuss any federal proposals, this colony should ...

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  31. THE ANARCHISTS.

    Anarchists havre sent threatening letters to the President of the Swiss Republic. ...

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  32. THE P. AND O. COMPANY.

    The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company has purchased the steamships Rufford Hall, Branksome Hall, and Locksley Hall. ...

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  33. A CHINAMAN KILLED.

    At Bendigo yesterday afternoon a miner named John Barton, aged 36, informed the police that during a quarrel with a Chinaman he knocked the latter down with a shovel, and ...

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  34. THE KAISER'S VISIT TO THE EAST.

    The Kaiser, on board the Imperial yacht Hohenzollern, has arrived at the Dardanelles. ...

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  35. FIRE ON THE STEAMER BUTESHIRE.

    The Elderslie Line steamer Buteshire, which arrived here on Saturday last from London, was reported on fire at 1 a.m. to-day. The vessel has a large quantity of general cargo on board, to discharge which she was ...

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  36. VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT.

    In the Assembly to-day the Premier, when asked whether he would appoint a Royal Commission to inquire into the management of the Metropolitan Board of Works, stated ...

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  37. A CHARGE OF MURDER.

    A miner named Thomas Watters was arrested in Bendigo this morning charged with the murder of his wife, who was found dead in bed under suspicious circumstances. It is stated the parties ...

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  38. COUNT MOUHAVIEFF'S MISSION.

    Great curiosity has been aroused over the visit of the Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Connt Mouravieff, to Paris. ...

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  39. SHIPPING CASUALTIES.

    A wire from Trial Bay states that the steamer Frienship, of Sydney, anchored there at 7 a.m. yesteday, and reported that the connecting rod broke when off Tacking Point on Monday night, and that ...

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  40. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    In the Legislative Council to-day Messrs. Ward and Campbell opposed the Early Closing Bill Mr. Adams supported it. The debate was adjourned. Clause six of the Children's Protection ...

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  41. THE STRIKES IN FRANCE.

    The strikes of the railway men in France and of the building trades in Paris have collapsed, and have been declared off. ...

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  42. RAILWAY COLLISION IN ENGLAND.

    A disastrous railway accident took place yesterday. The Manchester Express ran into a goods train which was standing on the ...

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  43. TO-DAY.

    Organ Recital:Town Hall, 3 p.m. Ocean-street Congregational Sunday School: Annual Excursion, Fern Bay. Mermaid leaves Circular Quay 10.30 and 2. ...

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  44. PARRAMATTA PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION.

    Some excitement was manifested in Parramatta last evening when it was known that the Parliamentary seat for Parramatta had been declared vacant. The coming election promises to be a bitterly fought one. ...

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  45. THE RING.

    At the rooms of the National Sporting Club last night Frank Craig (the "Coffee Cooler") defeated Edwards, the Australian boxer, in the eighth round. Edwards ...

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  46. RIFLE SHOOTING.

    [?]ssociation match was shot off at the local butts on Saturday by teams from Cleveland-street Superior Public Schoo, Sydney, and Lithgow Superior School. The scores were:— ...

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