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RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
All freight traffic has been stopped on the Southern Russian railway lines to permit of the conveyance of troops and ammunition westward. ...
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
The Age to-day consists of ton pages. Subscribers who do not receive the supplementary sheet of two pages are requested to communicate with the publisher. ...
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THE LONDON WOOL SALES
At the wool sales to-day 12,600 bales were offered. The market was steadier, and prices all round were fairly finn. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile ...
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SECOND. EDITION.
Sir Henry Holland, Secretary oi State for the Colonies, has officially communicated to Sir Graham Berry the nature of tee regulations which have been agreed to by the ...
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
It is formally announced that Sir Michael Hicks -Beach, who resigned tee office of Chief Secretary for Ireland some months ago in conquence of failing eye sight, will succeed Lord ...
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THE FATAL COLLISION ON THE PARRAMATTA RIVER.
The Marine Board to-day commenced an inquiry into the collision between the steamer Undine and the steam launch, Little Violet, whereby the latter was sunk, coming from the ...
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THE TRAMWAY STRIKE
The second day of tho strike of union men in the employment of the Melbourne Tramway and Omnibus Company was distinguishable in but few particulars from the first day ...
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NOMINATIONS FOR EXISTING VACANCIES.
The following nominations have been made for seats in the House of Commons rendered vacant by recent resignations SOUTHWARK WEST. Mr. A Beddall ...
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ENGLAND AND ITALY.
Admiral Hewitt, who was in command of the defending squadron at the naval evolutions held last August, speaking at a public dinner at Genoa last night, said that the friendship ...
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OUTRAGES BY BLACKS IN THE NORTHERN TERRITORY.
The Government resident of the Northern Territory has telegraphed that the blacks are reported to be very troublesome at Costella and Farrar's station. A black boy, named ...
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LOSS OF AN AUSTRALIAN VESSEL.
Intelligence has been received of the wreck of tho iron barque Ann Millicent, a vessel of 944 tons, which was bound to Adelaide. The disaster took place near tee coast of the Island ...
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STRIKE OF BRICK CARTERS AT NORTHCOTE.
A dispute has arisen between the Now Northcote Brick Company and the carters employed by it, regarding the price to be paid per thousand for the delivery of bricks, and the ...
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COMMERCIAL CABLE NEWS.
Victorian 4 per cent, loan is 10s. higher, being now quoted at £109 10s. New South Wales 4 per cent, loan is 10s. lower, namely, £110 10s. ...
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SHOOTING WITH INTENT TO MURDER.
Kellas Watson was sentenced to death to-day at the Central Criminal Court on a charge of shooting, with intent to murder, Thomas Parker. It will be remembered that early in ...
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FRANCE AND ITALY.
Prince Napoleon, cousin to the Emperor Napoleon III., and who married the Princess Clotilda, daughter of Victor Emmanuel, late King of. Italy, has been requested to ...
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THE EMIGRATION QUESTION.
Lord Brassey delivered a lecture at the Royal Colonial Institute last night on tee favorable prospects afforded by Australia as a field for English emigrants. The Earl of ...
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COPPER.
The copper market is slightly stronger again and the price is improving. Chilian bar copper is now quoted at £76 10s., or 10s. above last quotation. ...
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THE REFORM OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
The Earl of Dunraven has given notice of his intention to introduce a scheme to improve tee constitution of the House of Lords, with the object of strengthening the influence ...
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INSOLVENCY RECORD FOR 1887.
A return of insolvencies in tee metropolitan district for 1887, has been compiled by Mr. Stillman, accountant at the Court of Insolvency. The total number of schedules filed ...
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THE MELBOURNE EXHIBITION.
Sir Graham Berry, Agent General for Victoria, is negotiating with Herr Edouard Strauss, the conductor of the famous Strauss (Austrian) band, to take the conduct of the ...
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SILVER.
Bar silver is quoted at 3s. 8d. per oz. ...
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GALVANISED IRON.
Galvanised iron, Blackwall 26 guage, 5 to 8 feet lengths, is quoted at £15 10s., or 5s. lower than last quotation. ...
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INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The Morylebone Cricket Club has appointed a committee to inquire as to the effect of tee amendment to the rule of leg before wicket passed by tee County Cricket Council on the ...
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THE CONCERTS AT THE EXHIBITION.
Arrangements have been concluded with Mr. F. Cowen, the well known musical composer and conductor, under which he will conduct a series of concerts at the Melbourne ...
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TRIAL OF A BANK CLERK FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.
At the quarter sessions to-day Archibald L. Campbell, late teller of the Sydney branch of the Bank of New Zealand, was acquitted on a charge of embezzling £175 from the bank. The ...
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LORD LOFTUS'S BANKRUPTCY.
The creditors of Lord Loftus have accepted his offer of 3s. in the pound cash, and the estate has been released from the insolvency court. ...
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THE CROWN PRINCE.
The latest bulletins issued by the medical attendants of the Crown Prince of Germany at San Remo, are not so hopeful, and much anxiety is felt as to the ultimate recovery ...
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THE MAILS.
The Orient Company's E.M.S. Oroys arrived at Suez on the homeward voyage, on the 14th inst. The M.M.S. Company's s.s. Caledonian, ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.
In the Legislative Council to-day the Conversion into Mining Conditional Purchase Validation Bill and the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Act Amendment Bill were each read ...
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ACCIDENT TO A METHODIST PREACHER.
A Primitive Methodist preacher, named Gillespie, not arriving home at Wallsend on Sunday from Minmi, where he had been preaching, a search for him was instituted, and ...
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STRANGE CASE OF ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
As three gentlemen wore passing through the Carlton Gardens last evening they discovered in the reserve a young woman about 20 years of ago lying on the ground and ...
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THE ANGLO -AUSTRALIAN MAIL CONTRACT.
Mr. Raikes, the Imperial Postmaster General, is indisposed to agree to the proposal of the Agents General that the dato of departures of the mail steamers from Adelaide should be ...
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THE BALLARAT TRAM LINES.
The Railway Commissioners have, in response to a request made by Mr. W. Collard Smith, M.L.A, promised to despatch an engineer to report on the Ballarat tramways. ...
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A BANK MANAGER.
At the South Melbourne court yesterday afternoon, before Messrs. Joseph Stead (chairman), Thistlethwaite, Glover, Jones, White and Dr. Stewart, J.P.'s, John Irvine, a ...
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PROPOSED RAILWAY TO ELTHAM.
A numerously attended public meeting was held in the township on Monday evening to consider what steps should be taken to ensure tee inclusion of a railway to the district in the ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN NATIVES' ASSOCIATION.
The sittings of the delegates to the above association's annual conference were resumed this morning, but owing to the illness of the president of the board of directors (Mr. T. J. ...
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THE ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN POSTAL RATES.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Raikes, Postmaster General, replying to a question asked by Mr. James M Lean, the Conservative member for Oldham, stated that ...
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MINING AT BROKEN HILL.
An old mine, which was abandoned some time ago, called the Silver Stream, has again started work. A smelting of 12 cwt. of ore at the Day Dream smelting warks yielded 4000 oz. ...
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BRUTAL ATTACK ON A CABMAN.
An assault of a brutal character was committed in Walpole street, Kew, at about ten minutes to 12 o'clock on Tuesday night, on a cab proprietor named John O'Brien, a very old ...
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THE CENTENNIAL RIFLE MATCHES.
The centennial rifle matches were continued this morning, the weather being dull and cloudy throughout the day, with little or no wind, and although the light was not quite ...
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NEW INSOLVENT.
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THE QUARANTINED PASSENGERS AT SYDNEY.
At a meeting of the board of health to-day was decided to release the Tsinan, together with her passengers and crew, on Monday next, provided no fresh outbreak of smallpox ...
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LAW LIST.--THIS DAY.
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SUICIDE OF A FARMER.
A man named William Rao, who recently came from Yackandandah to live on a farm which be bought near here, was found yesterday morning hanging by a rope to a beam in a ...
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