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  4. TELEGRAPHIC

    President Roosevelt, in returning thanks to the German Emperor for the presentation of gifts to the Germanic museum at Harvard University, has made some ...

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  5. THE HEALTH OF BENDIGO.

    At the last meeting of the City Council a communication was received from the Central Board of Health, Melbourne, intimating that it had been decided to gazette Hendigo as a ...

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  6. REVOLT IN RUSSIA.

    The unrest in Russia took a remarkable turn yesterday when a most extraordinary mutiny occurred on one of the largest battleships now left, in the Russian navy. ...

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  7. THE STAGE OF LIFE.

    The [?] account in yesterday's Bendigo independent about William Louis Pearson at Natimuk was a revelation to me. Mr. Pearson was a long-lost brother of the late C[?]rl[?] ...

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  8. A FEDERAL CRISIS.

    When seen after the House of Representatives Adjourned, Mr. Reid and that he had sent a telegram to the Governor General stating that a division was to bo taken this afternoon, ...

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  9. THE AUTOCRACY THOROUGHLY ALARMED.

    The mutiny at Odessa is creating a far deeper impression among the ruling classes than the defeats of the Russian troops in Manchuria, or even the annihilation of ...

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  10. DEAD SAILOR BECOMES THE NATIONAL HERO.

    The interment of the sailor Omelchuk took place at Odessa yesterday and was signalised by great popular demonstration. ...

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  11. THE CHURCH ARMY

    The Church Army, an organisation connected with the Church of England, is appealing to the public for a sum of £100,000 with which to establish five labor colonies ...

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  12. HAVOC AND DESTRUCTION.

    The effects of the mutiny, which resulted in the seizure of the warship by hor crew, on the inhabitants of the great port of Odessa have been most alarming, the ...

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  13. THE DUCHESS'S JEWELS.

    The Police Court to-day heard the charges against persons accused of being concerned in the recent robbery of the Duchess of Westminster's jewels. Chapman, a night ...

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  14. REDISTRIBUTION OF SEATS.

    The Morning Post states that the Government will, in a fortnight's time, submit, a resolution to the House of Commons, providing for the appointment of boundary ...

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  15. A CONTEMPTIBLE COWARD.

    At the City Court yesterday, William James Moore pleaded guilty to having been drunk and disorderly on Thursday evening, and was fined £1, in default seven days imprisonment. He ...

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  16. IN THE BALTIC PORTS.

    News has been received that the sailors at the Naval Barracks at Libau, the principal naval station of Russia in the Baltic, hare revolted and wrecked the barracks. ...

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  17. PANAMA CANAL DELAYED.

    A serious hitch has occurred, in connection with the work of constructing the Panama Canal Mr. John F. Wallace, the chief engineer, has tendered his resignation ...

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  18. THE STATE REVENUE.

    The State revenue returns for the financial year ending June 30 were issued to-night. The total revenue is £7,503,876. as against £7,313,590; an increase of £190,286. Excise ...

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  19. AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN

    The Australian Eleven to-day commenced at Bristol, the seventeenth match of their tour, their opponents being the Gloucestershire County team. The weather ...

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  20. THE EASTERN WAR.

    Reuters correspondent at St. Petersburg states that the reservists in 124 districts of Russia, including St. Petersburg, Moscow, Kieff Warsaw, and Vilna, are being ...

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  21. RECORDS OF SUFFERING.

    MELBOURNE, -- Friday. -- The painful death of a little girl, named Esther Whately, who was in hor fifteenth year, formed the subject of a magisterial inquiry at the Morgue to-day. ...

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  22. CITIZENS' CONCERTS.

    The second of the aeries of six concerts organised by the Bendigo Lyric Orchestra will take place on Wednesday next. Tho abilities of the orchestra to interpret such splendid ...

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  23. MR. WATSON'S REMARKS.

    Mr. Watson says: -- I think there is every reason for congratulation that the Roid-Mc-Lean. Government has been defeated by such a majority. It had an inglorious career. But ...

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  24. ANGLO-JAPAMESE TREATY.

    It is stated that the extension of the Anglo-Japanese treaty provides for the defence of India by Japanese troops, if Great Britain should require their aid. ...

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  25. LACERATED FOOT.

    A minor named Blackmore, of Upper road, California Gully, sustained a severe lacerated wound of one of his feet by a fall of quartz in the Great Southern mine yesterday at 10 ...

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  28. MINOR ACCIDENTS.

    George Verwood. a miner, living in Barnard street, slipped down in his yard yesterday and broke a bone in his right shoulder. Through the axe slipping while he was ...

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  29. SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION.

    Mr. Sydney De Vine has decided to open a school for the above art at the studio, Masonic Hall, View street. Mr. De Vine's system of teaching is that in vogue at the principal ...

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  30. BATTLESHIPS FROM SEBASTOPOL.

    Vice-Admiral Kruger, in command of four warships, quitted Sebastopol yesterday and is proceeding to Odessa to summon the Kniaz Potemkin to surrender. ...

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  32. BLOODSHED AND DEVASTATION.

    Intelligence regarding the sanguinary occurrences at Odessa state, that streets of the city are strewn with victims, and that no quarter of Odessa escaped bloodshed ...

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  33. THE WEATHER.

    Better growing weather has not been known in the memory of the oldest inhabitant. Yesterday, for instance, with a maximum of 59 and a minimum, of 53, was quite warm for ...

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  34. AMALGAMATED MINERS' ASSOCIATION.

    The executive council of the Amalgamated Miners Association met to-day, at the Trades Hall-Camp street, Mr. W. R. Rowe presiding. The, matter of the report of the officers who ...

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  35. ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY.

    The advent of Mr. Goo. Stephenson's English Musical Comedy Company, of some sixty artists, including those great favorites, Mr. Edward Lauri and Miss May Beatty, who are ...

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  36. AN AWFUL MASSACRE.

    The Daily Mail's correspondent at Odessa states that a mob of revolutionaries tried to ascend this great granite flights of steps of the Boulevard Nicholas. ...

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  38. A STATE OF WAR DECLARED.

    The Czar has published a significant ukase. It states that, in order to preserve public safety, and to terminate the disorders at Odessa and neighboring places, ...

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  39. RAINFALL FOR JUNE.

    During June the total rainfall in Bondigo, as registered by Sergeant Glenny, was 274 points as against 240 points for the corresponding period last year. For the post two ...

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  40. THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.

    It is computer that 2000 were killed and 1000 wounded at Odessa during the last few days. ...

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  41. (From Our Own Correspondents.)

    BRIDGEWATER. Friday. -- Light rain fell last night, registering 23 points, making 77 pointe for the two days. INGLEWOOD, Friday. -- Rain commenced to ...

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  42. FRINGE POTEMKIN SHELLING ODESSA.

    The Daily Telegraph's correspondent states that the Kniaz Potemkin was shelling Odessa last night at 9 o'clock (London time). ...

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  43. BENDIGO PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY

    The winter lectures and entertainments of the Philosophical Society, which have gaited such popularity amongst the Bondico putlic were successfully inaugurated for the ...

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  46. MASONIC HALL "POPS."

    The season of biograph "peps," commen[?] at the Masonic Hall on Monday night, promises to meet with success. A varied and interesting programme will be given by numerous ...

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  47. RAINS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Seasonable rams continue falling in the agricultural districts -- the best for ten years. Good rains are also still falling in the outlying pastoral' country. ...

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  50. HEAVY SCORING.

    There was some very heavy scoring in the round of county cricket matches concluded yesterday. Playing tor Lancashire against' Notts, at ...

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