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FEDERAL

WAREHOUSE,

FURNISHING

|

PERTH,

STREET,

H.AY | \ j

,

A.

PROPRIETOR,

G-RAVE,

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now Australia lias been laid down Plant in Western Saw 3 Wood four Circular Tables, Turning Lathes, Three Band and Rod machine, Machinery, Saw, Planing Boring Machines, Dowelling Two Flock Woven Wire Mattress making Machine, and many other Teasing Machines, to produce of every descrip Labour Furniture enables the Proprietor saving Tools which tion 40 workmen is employed and the at prices that A staff of over defy competition. other with prices charged will compare any goods of equal class, whether favourably manufactured in the Colony or imported from England and the Continent. of The Factory Customers have the opportunity and Show Rooms being adjoining, in every stage of construction. seeing Furniture

The; most complete Wood-working in this factory. The machinery includes

THE

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SEASONED

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7 octaves,

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NOTE

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Maurice

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L.L.D.

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boat

night's of their

(Concluded.)'

YOU took

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have

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making

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railroad

piers

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mighty

spread the

might. down torrent, stones

at

Clare," 4

tut'bu-

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;

nuu

her

broader the been

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time her

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he'd 'a'

girl

replied

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too

her

pathos the Pai incko was

late

to

bo

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fiddler,

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'a'

gi'on it

flung

you in

fiercely

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Parmeleo

and could ;

of her lover that day.

to

money lie had" not all the utake

her

:r

Clare reached the town stood

she

—

she

him,

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Mr.

said,

it

possible

that

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with

is

Wilson to

1 vvislt wouldn't." 44

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my

to

upraised

his

of

full

was

love

she said, "just as you feel that yon ought 44 And bow about my from away yuu ?"

Yes,"

She laughed "There hasn't Irom away answered.

street

and

littlo

much

to

tell

they

by this it

time, to his

again. entered bo took lips,

her kissed

village

band iu

shall be from never now on," and at. that moment he said solemnly he believed bis own words almost as im be knew she believed as them. plicitly "

;

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be

Coutinued).

Public

Mr.

Irelaud,

S.

Ireland,

The

Ireland,

Mr.

for

for

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for

Mr.

Scotland,

J.

for

Scotland,

Mr.

Household,

Earl

Q.C.

Aster, of

the

the

to

Q.C. Office,

Sir

Admiralty,

Reed. Lord

First

Privy Lord

of the Mr.

Seal,

aud

Treasury

Lord

Gladstone.

High

Lord

Chaucellor,

Hers-

eliell.

First

of

Lord

the

Earl

Admiralty,

Spencer. of State for the Home De Secretary Mr. II. I-I. partment, Asquiih Q.C. of the Loral President Government Mr. Board, H. II. Fowler. of the Board of Trade, President Mr. A.

J.

Mundella. of State for War the Mr. Campbell- Banner

Secretary

Department, man.

William

it

and

Agriculture,

Q.C.

Secretary

life

laugh. of it spent

the

of

General

Chief Secretary

present

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for

.

Morley.

it.

since

grave bad

of

Balfour. Solicitor-General

of me."

she outistnias, 44 But there should be from you aud uie to conceal should there ?" she now,

growing

aud, raising the twilight. There

been

tno

for nothing eueh other

asked,

happy

a

much

as

Treasury,

Mr Solicitor-General, Higby, to the War Financial Secretary Mr. Herbert Gladstoue.

faith. 44

the

Under Secretary W. Sumner.

Chancellor

Edward

of a of her love to meet any de he whom she loved could

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B.

but

:

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to

Secretary llibbort.

Mr. Colonies, Commissioner

Lord

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Foreign

Grey.

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then

she

Under

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:

tone

of Lancaster,

Duchy

Cryce.

Solicitor-General

of

answer,

next

—

:

of tho

Attorney-

—

know

to

ought

appointments

MacDermot,

to love you then I would." her baud through his arm She slipped and walked close beside him. 44 Is anything that I troubling you

sweetheart

better,

of

Lord

should

she added coquetry I knew how not to—

Mr.

Melbourne

Walker.

sudden

a

be able

will

position.

of the the personnel and the additional

is

following Ministry

Alexander

How

guarantee

a

undisclosed,

or Minister Buildings Mr. Shaw-Lefevre.

first

felt

never

Mel

to

of ho

volcanoes."

Parliamentary the

and, drawing almost iu a

herself,

t.hfl

definitely

yet

is severe in its very the Gladstone Ministry, 44 of which it terms ex

Parliamentary Sir Edward

:

Though %i:

and

some

face of

'is

woman

give

on

tary,

ne

the

Times"

Chancellor Mr. James

aud

unworthy

44

members

list

this

mat

for

could rif

return

for'

sail

Gladstone

marriage, scout her than he had

She expected some light he said, still in his humbled "I wish I kuew how

the

of

is are

he would

vigorously But now that himself calling

uot

present

will

The

him'

once

brilliant

that

a

to

whisper

have to you will time." Thankee !' say an' I crest-fallen

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Lhe

I'd

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infinite

is

more

being

—

near

were

one

hew

at

is

tinct

Southern

inuu

more

a

sadly

done. he was

ready

:

tiidn'

persuasion sing again

the

of

it perhaps made Mr.

Clare, here. Anne, us some other

Lhdught

of

brought

same

by perchance had found lodgement of the central pic , and

them

sight say hastily

had

evergreen

and

tones, of

"

seok

ever

mo

tears

the

of ns,

for

has

whether ho will in the absence bourne, that from the Ministry to return to Lis present

The criticisms

Divine

"

this

mora

He

iVoods

nnwlfiHrrn

Ic

month.

one

;

one

remote felt

present nnrsnim!

tin

which Munro

always

this

had

luivn

Later.

and

contrition of tho

had

liuu

wishing warniug

you." remoustrated

tho

the eyses brought by the

iu

warneu

should

sang she been the gypsy her face ami

stanza

ho

She

village.

she

from

listeuers,

ibe

the

While

love

remaining

both

the first

sung

dropping of

of his

Mrs.

says it is not told have his wifo the details of a transaction present in the life-time of his first occurring wife. Munro In Mr. con any case,

of the receipt of des consequence from tho Ministry to the Vic patches tho nature of torian Agent-Generrl,

accepted in her devotion as some sort his due, and shohad sometimes the sense that lie loved her in un apologetic way to him as if ho were self, wasting his lulents, ho was doing as she knew be felt in just

o'venin',

sweet

him

to

camo

to

impulses

the

sale,

In

of humility was a new one in his relations From with her. the time that the grown had tolerated her school-boy childish adoration until the man told

44

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and

her,

appropriated and that

the

decided I

note

have might herself alive were so maiden, tho sadness of a woman voice with who, under a ban of race, loves one above her half 'trusts him while she yet only listens bis Before she to plead'ngs.

44

stood

until

not

ballad.

into

once

duet," half so

kin

I

old

exclaimed

had

a

from

for a, as possible girl pure as you to love u fellow like me ?" She looked at him in surprise;

to

Le'

!

Agent-

irre alb.;ed with the "La

Munro He would

transaction.

with

it

Anno parts," sing the of declared with confidence born and whose power, nodding to the fiddler, left her face, they began eyes seldom

bad

un

Mr.

wide-open alight

stirrings from evil within each in his soul. he said Clare," suddenly,

recoil

:

!

standing sing for

islands massive

a

is

and

Clare, other." Ob

gold but suushine; and the silently

canoes

that

44

for

Countess'

Gypsy

But

part aud around lay worthiness

those

looked

"

pre

standing there, crown of tho fair of a senBe her,

a

transition

that this siug she answered.

the

off,

amendment,

which

saw

"Come,

it risen against mountainthese pillars and swept it aw&y, leaving could do in its what the river to show

Some

tho glance who Parmeleo,

fiddler

cayu't

sing

little

like

shone

of what

bridge fed floods

a

r.lio

trees

bridge afternoon flowed

dash,

the and

over

its that barred way, still down it lnid parted, to make the group ol'stuail

en

great

that

the river much foaming

rrli

I

44

own

not,

Miss

the

aud had broadened Roauoke the canoes here where deepened whose red to water- willows tied

were

his

of

in

apart her

watched

perfectly that world

4

the

stood

he

so

was Claro beautiful, Anne," endear with the graciousuuss which all the about ed her to her, negroes " And now Aileen won't Alunua,' sing I want Mr. Parraelee to hear you ?

you." Inly

visiblo

a

tho

tho of proceeds Woods got nothing. Woods that likely

tends,

hapiuess.

while

singing put down his toward them, deference of

glaucing in cheerful

sky itself gazed afar

Parmelce

ceased-

and,

44

Cuba,

in

is

—

Roanoke

the

By

scholastic

and reckless

without hope and of his the despair Home Almanac.

—

which

greeting. "That

.

Jesuit Riordan

a

spoiled

of tho

eyes calm

awav.

been a changed has Gardiner of her experi since the failure to the she listens humbly which instructions Cyril

;

and her, that tho man

instantly

"

JVliss

saw

suddenly

&'

ife

woman

blue

and, As

said

pause;

suffeied God help me with face

"

with faces of it

;

with

Cyril

so.

a

terribly

Anne

but

fault.

at

was

suffered

her desk

keen glance with her intui upon her

men

two

the the

of

the' upraised of the Cuban lotU3 perfu„me She had said that there'.

still

she

"

lid

rich

was

beut the

Gardiner

the and

over still

in

had

the accompaniment without at looking turned his face was

was

the

iu

the

played did so

have

,to

states

17.

August

Victorian

as he sold which, trustee, Mr. ridicules the Woods, Mr. Woods's widow, which

of that

affidavit

i

the

to referring in connection

gularities Rose Estate, to the late

skirting

hovered thetn

News.)

FOREIGN.

Munro,

General,

(

that

Daily

London, Mr.

of the you ug girl, as person the careless a pose of one her hands iiiflo wearied, clasped loosely before her, her large black' hat pushed back from her shinning hair and tho

bis song for instrument, up wards to hers, aud his deep eyes were filled of her. with the thought only Clare Instinctively stopped, hoping that could see aud listen without they the and the music interrupting pose

speak.

-

—

not

who

about become

was

she stood

of time to and more

sort

a

sceno

sence

it

as

which

power, homeward.

keeping

gave

her

!"

Miss

Suddenly head under

sweet

silent

its

started

they walked,

but Bkin

man

all

Miss cried of it, Carroll,

!"

Think

thief

a

your

;

second

mind.

his thief "

sacrifice

great In a

silent.

be

mocking-bird."

the music, the spell

melted

the

,

cabins

negro mist into the the horizon's

F roin

(

shade of the

from

Bnteccolonial

GTelegtams.

tall

by

varying

every the dull

smoke

and

river seemed

to her olive deep anil waviness of her the raven of a and perchance the submission hair; softened the gleam of the race of slaves Beauti black eyes. large and lustrous ful bIig was in and in face, and the figure

veins clear

his aunt disgrace lower of him opinion had already ; he would at crush all the in his out envy

not she

could thau

the

in

already obscuring of blue-green piues. The peace that hud

—

you

to

to

the

in

from

tiat,

rose

is."

listen

marked

anfr

iFmeifltt

stream

through

way were

it,

brown,

wreathing

more became which the cabin distinct, they reached where, was seated in the a young doorway, the village and standing fiddler, mulatto, a besides him, so that he had to look to see (rifle her, upward and backward she must waB the singer a quadroon her have for the dark in blood been,

behind

door-way words, and

heard these

Cyril,

to

the

in

his

rising,

steal!" Carroll,

.

Clare, Listen

"

join

hidden

the

yellow fields to the reddened newly-ploughed trunks of trees of swell and the bronze Around the great barns ing buds. gray flocks of white pigeons fluttered, seeking their homes for and the the night:

clear

a

said

companion.

But the theme. had brokeu was, held the two in

that

me

of

notes

of

sluggish

draped

was

and

in notes no mocking-bird while be in the pauses the stanzas the musician played violin variations and trillings on

tween on

as

she said,

sir."

thief,

Give

knew

I

impatient desk. She

the

while

all

sang the voice could imitate,

room.

are

sneer.

!

become

as

'the

entered

So, you

was

the

singing,"

her

it

"Ob!

replaco too late.

then

A'nuo

is

at

looking how sweet

nnrl

could

lie

had

herself gone her face

with book

nnnket-honlr

the

and

violio

a

soprano. " That

"

piteously.' Cvril

sound

only

its to

of the

course

windings

wild grapevines, and willow bushes interlaced with the bramble and blackberry which a few weeks hence would make a starry whiteness of bloom amid the green that would the earth now then clothe but ;

moored canoes sat at the silently so at one with each other and moment, unconscious with nature that they, were; of having lost the need of speech. Pre the sound en the stillness came sently

!"

yon

beeches reed-like

the

Do

loss.

was

the

was

which ran meadows

except water the swish of the the against canoes that struggled to be free. chained Peace in its over reigned deepest quiet the scene, and the two who sat in one of

aunts' money, Cyril the handkerchief on said, throwing it to me; she has asked bed, "give it-— -give it to me, and I will return

the

oars

The the

'

i

Perfume of the Cuban LotusBy

gracefulness of a ruin dignity nature has taken upon to clothe. In the middle of the two in blue shirts and fishermen, were hats their light paddling des to set them for the the fish-sli catch of shad, and the faint plash the

!

The

—

of tameness. and river,

wreathing

it

.

—

in

it'

to and giving whose bareness

I

7

crowning

STORY.

.

OUR

of

Chancollor

Mr,

Ireland,

the

John Sir

Exchequer,

Harcourt. of for State Earl of Rosebcry. of Slute for the

Sccrotary the

Affairs,

Secretary tho

for

Foreign Colonies,

ol

Marquis

Kipon. of Staio

for Secretary the India, Earl of Kiuiberley. for Secretary Sir Scotland, Gbarfes Treveljau. PostmasterMr. Arnold General,

Morley. Vice-President Education, Lord

of

Mr. A. Lieutenaut

the

Council

IT.

D.

of

Ireland.

on

Acland. Baron

Houghton. rlhe

Duke

yesterday

to

of Devonshire the Dowager

was

married

Duchess

of

Manchester.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page22976458

shares

Sir

Lilley's

late

action.

have

risen.

Mr.

James for Munro, Agent-General Sl writes to the British Aus Victoria,

The since

5s.

has been

judgment

published.

The

,

All

the

members

of the

Ministry

nptv

be unopposed on their return Mr. John constituents, except who holds the portfolio of Chief Morley, to the Lord Lieutenant of Secretary Ireland. to

their

A

monster to

Madras, be taken

present

who

the

.

had

trains

were

railway the purpose of preventing the and seven militaiy, of

object

the

troops

were

called

less

keep

order.

to

the tbo

climax minors

have being

weecked, the arrival of hundred points

gar,

mot

The

will

is

men

in depositors excited

English Bank are

very of alleged

"

M.

h inanciai

have

been

The

to

made

on

sir

wisely by returning the charges that him. against meet

showered

has

who opposed others the granting of II.-.uio The creations include

liberal

two marquis, five councillors, earls, eight peers, privy and eight Mr. eleven baronets, knights. Daily Levy Lawson, of the London

to

Telegraph,"

;

also baronetcy, of the Binningthe Rt. Hon. J.

liiaui

publisher of which

only surprise

t

Chamberlain

is

proprietor.

tire,

of Grindelwald, Switzer village has been completely destroyed by the luggage of two thousand and

tourists

destroyed. Duke of

The

died

Manchester

Duke

of Devonshire.

from fcbey State.

Asian

lo

rates,

in Tennessee miners. a thousand and routed, fifty killed

were

Many

on

has The

young been

taken both

ho

a

:

Western

Kennedy

where

a

and

Militia called

been law

Martial Buffalo, on the

York

have

beon

at declared taken place that entering

Silver

railway

has

Lo

fallen at

concern

great and Indian

bunking

8s.

lil.

1

There

I

the

outlook, present establishments arc

A

in

t

shnclts

severe

ornwull

regard

tors

ami

National Library of Australia

Ireland-

of

ot

me

own

that

they

Mr.

William

were

for

Twist

auditors,

publishing

Fred. has

negatived,

hv

28

to

been shot

Broken

At

meeting

19.

will

o'clock

Thursday

on

Bill,

The

August

prejudice London

a

19.

and

portion 1889-90 were

Simpson

lYhrinwy

which

the.

the

I

|

of

put

use

of

antipodes

is

is

Tbe imports

to 29,741 year packages to leaping up 92,999. New from Zealand at the

corresponding ami 39,295,

53,762

were

packages.

—

37,246,

a

all

eat I have in the

fell

I

two

or left

me, could

'

gradually a low,

into

.

and

and

bottle,

pain left anything,

me

,

Stevedore,

I

sent

if

at

you

some is

into

a

it.

the

cannot kind of stove, If the is

and

that

I

keep the

time to roedi-

-

any of the family of Mother Seigel's

have

is

human

the

is

fuel

consumed, and

strength waste stomach

it,

without

The

food

enjoy

Str<

fire

a

fuel.

food nourished

body health and we quickly

onc,e

three taking and strong

from

ill.

and

house, a dose

of my father from taking

after I got

and been

never

said

otherwise

built ;

hut

we or

up, if

and away refuses to have what

the Now, when burn or consume we digest, food, is called and dyspepsia, indigestion the most common and This dangerous of ail diseases. is what ailed these two and what women, ails millions more in this The concountry. elusion is nlain enoueli whinN The wmpHv cured them will cure others. Then fire (the burning wc shall have well) which is heat, life and. power. perish.

|

Tons

prcit in

periods

day pains

my

Syrup,

Seigel's

got

digested, and we

j

of the Australian remarkable. In very Australian the importations 14,124 packages, increasing

season

all

from

Brighouse,

Dennison told Street, benefit he had derived

great

burning stomach

eight

no

taking

or anything two Syrup sets them right. Mrs. (Signed) Galton Reid, 12, Great Howard Street, Liverpool.

especially it,

Soon

ail

England.

agaiust from the

take

my bottle

a

chemists, In a

it.

and strength, state of mind.

at

cine

correspondent)! The rapidly disappearing England. wluch season has just closed shows that tbo of the trade are prospects very The development of the encournging.

the

ttl

in

Bros., take

relief.

could this

morning.

Butter

imported

(writes

has

began

bottles

52. Australian

to

upon

got

Connor,

20.

Block

she insisted I

medicine. Needham

Mother aud

leading was carried in and the. work,

and

For three

could

had

so

;

my

living the

con

at

and

this,

meat

a

I

private

open

as

"

.arinur

confirmed, previous meeting was at adds thai a dividend the report of 8 per cent, was doper annum in

to

to

However food I took I had light so pain, I became to eat. I lost a deal of ajraid and weak sleep, I was got so frequently to lie down the couch obliged on and rest. At times the was pain almost more than I could and I had to to bed and have bear, go hot salt to chest and applied my stomach, for when attacks these I felt came on as if I was The doctor who attended dying. roe said I was from Chronic Indiges suffering and that tion, was with something wrong the stomach." upper What a strange state a ment for doctor to make He did all he could to relieve me, but without and success, I lingered in this on for twelve way months. About this time Mr.

of

night

and

spasms

back

of sleep at wind that No food,

that

a

1

known

her

desponding

20.

August

when I began did not know In the morn

through good deal

a

like

such I as

same

lost

Yarra been

pursuing

53s.

are

last

olasc-l

May-

burglar,

important

held resolution

Brokens

the

rule

an

returning consequently

and

at,

a

last

A of

favor mines

27.

by Mr.

by

Hill

was

only following

made

dead

Adelaide,

the

Klate&meiit

\ '

notorious

a-

"

;

to-day sheet.

August

to

suffered

food,

We

the

meeting

of

Plummer,

trade,

iiolhei1

for

stable.

of Governor formerly Australia and Queensland. bus committed for been

Grey's measure, Elective Governors'

arrested,

balance

Auckland,

landlady himself

air

were

false

a

experience

I I gradually gained strength. eat and after used my food, two having bottles I found cured. myself completely "I have recommended this medicine to of my friends many and customers who come to my shop, and it has done them so I good think it that its virtues should right be made as widely known as possible.'' (Signed) Mrs. Collinge, grocer, Rastriek, near Halifax. Brighouse, Another woman In says December, 1885, after I my confinement, a began to have and much poor appetite pain and sickness after My food seemed eating. to turn to I suffered wind, and from in the fulness chest and pain in the stomach. I

paid at maturity. and Mr. Salmon,

never

draw

and

20.

August

of

in sides. gather my me. simple, agreed with

I

and found

Richmond, not

and

first

story

afterwards. this bit

I lost

owing to

Messrs.

20.

the

the sure.

Syrup,

of

for

has

body

burn, on

be

had—— the

shoulders.

cured the

of the officers that stated directors urged him to get his bills discounted for but £30,000,

formerly

Arthur Ken with obtaining

late

not

one

Mercantile at which th; iaBank Shareholders, submitted its committee vestigalion which was at held report, yesterday,

The been

son

Melbourne, ;

j

have

charged

at

of

bought

dinner. Now, always been of an active I strove hard disposition, to do my work and attend to my shop, but in April, 1885, 1 got bad that I sent for my so who daughter, was at Priest near and living Hutton, Carnforth, she returned home. Whilst she had away been under a doctor for weakness and but neuralgia, no better she had getting been recommended to take a medicine called Mother Curative and Seigel's this

revelations have been Bank to the Austtalian of During the hearing the case direc against

startling

in

certain

j

tottering.

There earthquake

Ihe

ing Company. evidence in the

i

city.

is

made

was

"

Mercantile

into

Sydney, More

miners.

George

the

as

National

out.

has been strike lias

principal

drowned. recovered.

butter .Sir

New

into a sewer been carried

To

?

she says, 1882," and out of sorts. I the matter with me.

ill

years solid

I

issued

searching

back

get another

you

tells

however

un alleged various

fell

has

and

West

August

and

connecting

boy

you no fuel whatever do ? Throw it

in

was

some

Why,

?

had would

suppose

have

us

burning this

to

.

Mrs.

been

alleged

STOVE.

was tired and and was languid, con and belching stantly spitting fluid up a clear like water. left My appetite gradually me, and I had great pain after morsel I every ate I had great pain at the chest, which at times seemed to strike to the

Wal

August for

y

I

ing

directors

passengers Messrs.

have

Simpson

unknown

football

trial.

j

The

.An and

It

to feel what

rapidly 5os. Tens

at

—

£500

for

statements with the frauds.

Bank

buyers.

no

named

man

Kennedy,

sides.

Guards

writs Mr.

against privileged

widespread of the

from the money fraudulently of his lodgings, by representing to

train

were

are

nedy has

conaequencp.

troops prisoners.

there

Sydney, A

Anglo-Indian hampering

regard and is considerably

military seized by

but

receded

Melbourne,

persons

let

appeared

workings

Closing

Arcadia's follows:

areas

Two

of the Court

are

in

prohibitive imports, trade in

been

the

'

where

sharemarket Brokens

Well,

woman

"

Wallace.

are dull. Australian There gold stocks are several Belters of and Connolly stocks Robinson's Murchison at nominal

;

way

lace,

at

Brokens.

A

the

Dunn, McDonald, Saphir, and Dicken, and Fairbairn

field,

shareuiarket but they receded 60s. Nothing

ontside

in

the

GOOD

without agree

now

the conclusion

safe.

the

67s., touched

they

dealt

was

the

a rail constructing Samarcand to Tashkend, Central are a establishing is Russian control in Asia

until

But

ill-

will

tha,t

mines,

quite

are

Albany

18.

result

the

to

i

Russians

Brokens

—

again

|

|

The

A

married

mother

his

that

at

afternoon

Yesterday rose

(

day

per expressed

the

The R. M.S.

trial.

!

same

is

of

The

I

The land,

But

annum.

miners the

but

You

Now, fancy

sentenced embezzle

for

the

says

work,

to

yesterday, are 52s.

j

£90

Sleath

which

by of

consequently acquitted thejury The public are much prisoner. with the verdict, and cotisiderpleased able sympathy is felt for being Austin, is a married man with of who a salary

i

a

been

A fire

in which stove what would you dealer's hands and

dis

in

a

a

19

accountant

unitli,

have

fuel. _

appears of the

August

has Asylum, year's imprisonment

position

the

opinion been es

had

It

of

.

Jeffrey, Post,"

intent

for.

of

course.

maintain' that will get more men they than with the as tbey want, present of silver there is intention to no price The fall remove much ore. of the silver market has altered the completely

office

of

was

icsull

Ha

Mr.

tablished,

"

Mr.

fraudulent

no

kind

lose

must

can't

night,

return

and subsequent taken from time

Judge

the

uncalled

—

1

from

HAVE

MUST

You

ment.

the (

"

a

to

embezzling

The

time.

that

one

receives

the

and

Lunatic

under

Supreme

done the same, quently the amounts ly refunded

and pressmen for the proposals llule to Ireland.

politicians,

YOU

£600,

to

Bank

Mr. Simpson's considered to have been

is

John

they will of hands

charged

of the

with showed

the

Curable

is

sufferer

a

interest

amounting

Adelaide,

The £96. that the prisoner applied that amount of the official cash to his but in doing so own he had purposes, followed the precedent of his former em who had fiethe late coroner, ployer,

acted

Queen

honors

tnat

ihot

in

was

sittings

yesterday evidence

concerned.

minus

a

commanding

a

institutions.

ac

the use directors

see

August

clerk

Coroner,

City Criminal

in

| !

last

Austin,

the

cabled the urge

and all

iNews

H. Davies Melbourne

to

the

swindles, of prosecution

report criminal -The

Mercantile

at

i

des

£80,000

statement

Governor

James

19.

the

a

employ

at

companies

the failure Bank was due to a number of interested in other Banks depositors their to amounts other transferring

18.

but

of the market limited number

state

Sir

overdraft

Mercantile

received an night the important despatch from Secretary that of State for the Colonies providing the prerogative of Mercy shall in future Council and be vested in the Executive heretofore. not in the Governor, as

Mat

August

to

men

The

Adelaide,

cilics.

London,

the

longer.

important

an

altered

only

Secretary, on a visit to New to-day It is probible Mr. Matthews the principal Australian visit

also

any

liabilities. literally

prevent,

that,

unpleasant loudly ap the informa

terms,

directors'

out

ton

advances which

ing closures advised

in

making

prevent

over they have lost and they don't

strike,

holding wired the

to

its

had" no that the

upon

lo

yesterday

August

are

leaguers

the

say

the

sails

thews, .Zealand.

for

Simpson

efforts

perate cepting

labor

Mr.

18.

by him.

labour

The.

Home

ex-

meeting

Sydney,

death.

their

lhe&8

prevent and the

held

quarter

of half a million. Other apinstances of reckless pal'ing financing are at considerable in given the length It resolved was, to report. however, institute criminal nrnceediners acrainst

sun

read a ieport disclosures of of Sir Matthew

Simpson

Mr.

given

The

occurred yesterday house at Trede lodging to which eleven owing

Cornwall,

persons

tion

fire

destructive the " Model"

to

plauded

as threatened, of Tennessee

long part

along

A in

for

but were power The disturbance

held

was

some

disclosures,

which

told

doors, that of a

upwards

in

advanced

cessfully,

Davies

were

that

A Gentleman -Deafness and noises in the Head for fourteen distressing cured and years has effectually himself, will send full of his gladly particulars to fellow-sufferer method any upon of two cover cost. receipt stamps to Address Herbert 8 Clifton, Shepherd's Plaee, Park, London, S.E. Kennington

fort

a its

meet

states

Matthew the Bank,

000,

part being greater and institutions in which Sir people Davies was interested. Matthew largely The Rev. editor of the Mr., Fiichett, " of Reviews," but unsuc Review tried,

and killed number

also

he

Yet closed a

to

Deafness who was

the

reserve

with the Bank associated swindling The Rev. Mr. Fitchett's action in try

Melbourne, August meeting of shareholders Bank

over

pay

lerling report

the

£156,000.

must

of

capital

that

the Bank sliMiehnlders

it«

received

the

aud

all

the

A

to convict objected mines. employed in certain

all

lost

was

out,

of trouble of this

beating

startling operations friends. his The report over a half million sterling, directly through their action

containing financial the Davies and that alleges

work in order to assist the miners. Two thousand

.struck

men

Ports other

hot

A large the .Mercantile which 'Mr. at

The miners at Nashville, Tennessee, made attack on the convict a desperate establishment and turned yesterday, 200 loose. The warders prisoners-

tbe

between

race

XNttER-COLONXAX..

The Queen has created Sir Henry Governor of a Loch, Cape Colony, Commander of the Bath. Knight

of

yacht

that

to

later

The

La

in

million

tbo miners, of them.

Germany's

weather continues and there have been many in Vienna aud Berlin.

Europe, strokes

world-wide renown as Oil Trust, the Standard effects of heart disease

beat off of thirty

the

bank amounted

intact

they, million

charge

to

regard

Weymouth,

Severely

yesterday.

upwards

a

a

boatB.

steps should of the silver

well-known

in

of

won

and

crack

a

the promoter of died from the

finally

has

prevailing!

Mr. Bostwick, aire,

he held

to

is

consider what the effects avert

to

at

panic

meeting

Emperor

Meteor mouth

to

expect

denying

tralasian," indignantly of trust of breach Rose estate.

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TO

SQUATTERS,

BREEDERS

AND THE CELEBRATED

SETTLERS.

ENTIRES,

JJ1IVE imported Western

Lately

three

and

travel in

Districts

The following The

are

Pure LORD

Bred

the Colony. the1 Pedigrees Clydesdale Stallion.

HOPETOUN o' Strowan, Bred by Ross and McGregor, Ballarat. Lord Hopetoun has gained the follow viz.:— First at ing prizes, Warfackas one nabeal a at old, First year First at Clunes, First at BeauBallarat, Laird

By

G.A.E.

at at

First

to

old year the nearest

General

approach

Clydesdale he Id 1889

1

at

First Pastoral

the imported Franklin

Ballan

grand

Society's First at

class.

and Daylesford Association Agricultural Show, in the All' First in the Three aged classes. at the Beaufort year old Class AgriculShow. tural Association Society's Glenlyon,

Making first

the

and

prizes to

Amounting having

the

one

at

Prize

,

sixteen

the

all

first

principal

shows. THE DUKE. The Duke is a dark brown Stallion. He immense flat with haB an bone,

important

splendid head, neck and short back, with splendid

Green,

First

strong

at

Ballan

total

of Twelve

year

old. last

mares

should

is

Prizes

and

a

prove

think

we

nine all

in

and in

sire

any

country.

Lord

Hopetoun's is

Strowan, bright 1885. September, Blue Ribbon (imp). R.

Taylor,

sire,

a

and

David

Bay,

of

property

Blackball,

To say breeding would be

Ribbon

known

well

Damley,

all

Laird o' Strowan's grand Laird o' Strowan's great Moffat's Laird

was

Blue he is

of qualification as superfluous, over the colonies.

Conqueror. Strowan's

Darnley. grand sire,

is

renowned breeding stallion, of Scotland, imported.

late

Pride

Coxe's Lo

d Hopetoun's

dam, Miss

Maggie, grand

Buehanan George (imp.) by Miss dam, Maggie, by Bothwell (imp.) Second Prize at Talbot, Maggio won as a at First Prize yearling Skipton First Prize at Bal as a two old, year and Clunes Second Skipton; larat, ;

Prize

as

three

a

Skipton Prize First

years old, Ballarat

at

old

year

at

and FirBt

;

Ballarat,

when only four at as a dry mare

Prize year old, First mare at Ballarat, and also as a brood Champion Prize for best female of the dam Dick's Great yard. grand by as

;

Champion

a

five

—

:

of Victoria, he won Society Prize of £50 10s.; First 10s. in the draught horse

Agricultural as a yearling First of £30 also First in each nroduce sweepstakes : of £5 5s., given of two gifts by Messrs. & and Alston Challenge Cup Co., valued at £30 for best Colt in Grand

He

5

was

Horse First

Produce Prizes

placed District

first

entire

colt

at at

Sweepstakes, that Show.. Clunes and

United Agricultural also first in group Exhibition; Society's show held iu 1886. He of three at same was awarded First Prize for draught one

Talbot

old

year

at

the

Ballarat

and Pastoral Society's Agricultural at Cargarie, First Show in 1886. &c., the same Exhibitions year for yearling First for one or old colt filly. year at and Western District colt Geelong same First year. Spring Show in the for

colt draught and Bullarook

yearling Hill

Spring

at

old

trict

Society's

National

Geelong Spring

Agricultural

or

of

fillies.

Agricul

a

two

Western Dis at First Show of Vic Society

and

;

old colt ; at First year Association Exhi Spring bition for twoyear old draught stallions; and Talbot Show for First at Clunes at First old stallions; draught twoyear toria

as

Smeaton,

a

and

First,

placed

Champion

for

the

At

two

&c.,

National Library of Australia

station

obtained shows.

also

was

the

he

Stations

Nell

Cole

is

Office

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Agencies Head

Bank. Underwriter

and

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all

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Office

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George's Terrace, and proposal forms may

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Australia, Perth, full particulars

St.

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:

JOHNSTON.

country Colony.

tbe and

of Australia.

Australian

GEORGE

travel

M.L.A.

:

Bank

Secretary

where

MUSSON,

G. Lee-Steere,

Commercial

Owner.

M.L.A. M.L.A.

Canning,

George Shenton, M.L.C. W. Bateman, Esq.

John

made with

use

Alfred

ALIAN JOHN

Begs to inform

the

be obtained.

T

HO

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(illllFOYlE

inhabitants

which contains to business

Hotel, attention

of

that he has opened and W.A. generally, each and most comfortably furnished, heretofore awarded of the patronage

Perth,

seventeen rooms, merit a continuance

to

COMFORTABLE COMMODIOUS

was

BILLIARD

Private

Entrance

PRIVATE

SITTING

ROOM.

ADCOCK'S

PRICE

abo v hopes by him.

ROOMS. MATCH

TABLE.

Department.

Bottle

Wholesale

to

the

LIST.

Beer.

s. d,

s.

Pale

Bass' Bass

per

...

pints bottle

...

Brand, per Brandies.

3 Hennessy's star, 1 star, Hennessy's & Co.'s G. Veron

of the winner Two Thousand Lud, Guineas. Dam, Frou-Frou (imp.), by Maccaroni her dam, Glengowie, by Touch of GleDgarue, stone, out by Sultan. to The Duke is half brother Welling

bottle

per

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Excelsior

King

to

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20 Cornhill,

Subscribed Paid Up Funds

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s.

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brother

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in in Englaud 1867, and imported to Victoria m 1876. Got by King Tom to out of Qui Vive (sister by Vidette), Van Voltiguer by Birdcatcher, Darrell,

Inheritor,

—

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(1S73,

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GUNS NOBEL'S

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I intend travelling horses to Albany

ling horse-boxes, above mentioned all

&

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other

and

:

can

awarded

the

being

...

arrangements Government for

Smeaton placed received the Champion prize having the best blood of any sire, at he was also placed First Daylesford. Sire of Duke, King Cole (imported), yard. and

First, for

per

...

bottle

per bottle 3 star, per

I

1

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7

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6

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3

6

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2

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per

bottle

A

8

12

6

Gin,

Wines. Royal

...

Blend

too numerous and a bout of others He is a sure mention. foal-getter, and has a beautiful temper. The above will prove that tbe Duke is from the very blood descended best The Duke has as good in tbe Colonies.

5

7

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d

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Rum.

8 11

...

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Charter

Champagne

...

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Sound

Colonial

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6

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6 0

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ton, to

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can be pos and dam having and the best been very imported), of blood that could be got regard strain less of the cost. The Fure-bred StallioD. Clydesdale a

as

pedigree sessed of

Blue

Navy November

is

HAS also

Holmes,

Sire

Eoq.,

Victoria.

bay

a

1888.

G.

(imp).,

Clunes,

near

W.

BLUE.

William

by

Ascot,

TAILORING!

sire

NAVY Bred

horse,

Blue bred

was

Drawhilling and Kilmarnock, Riddle,

Blub

home, of his

one

Esq.,

Ribbon

handsome

was

by

House,

Taylor,

the

was

Mr.

The

By

will

for

—

seen

Prince

Clydesdale BRITON. of Wales (imp.)

Orders of turned out stock of —

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AN

for

Williamson,)

his

a

DEPARTMENT.

PERFECT STYLE

will

receive Hand in a

combined

FIT, AND our

andStyle Trowsers

W

G

W. A.

in fr.

15s.

special

attention,

Workman-like TROW SERIN Sack

with

all

the

FASHIONS.

TWEEDS, COATINGS, are UNEQUALLED

Stallion.

(673.),

guarantee NEWEST

P.S.

the

sum

Pure-bred

will

|

prizetaker breeder

a likewise grand sons sold in Scotland

be

And

of

property

of 1,100 guineas. pedigree by tbe above of the best that Navy Blue is possessed and prize-taking possible Clydesdale blood in Australia. It

(Mr.

TAILORING

R.

Fenwick,

great

ARM

much in making known to his Patrons, pleasure the Public in general, he has secured that the services of a well-known MELBOURNE

CUTTER

foaled

Paisley. a

HE

Ribbon

(imp.)

Ribbon

David

DEPARTMENT.

stallion

any

(both

By Blue Ribbon

at as

If

of

Tea.

Teas,

ANNUAL

Bills where Approved accepted more Mares are served for one

at the stud, and in the show The has been shown Duke times around the Coleraine

always

TO follow

as

Briton

since,

and

be

Duke Malakoff Lord Hopetoun Navy Blue

Since at all the principal prizes to The Duke came he has Ballarat, shown three been times, namely Ballarat Grand National Show, where was second. At Hardies he placed he was Hill and Mount Mercier Society

best

for

the

on

COFFEE,

Oats

Specialities Madeira Tawny Port.

Ceylon

j

Pedigree

The

purchased

SPIRITS,

Potatoes,

GREENER'S

Letitia,

£

account

successful

re

particulars

will

had to remove him on they of having to get another change of & Sons blood. Messrs. Johnson resolved to part with him, and he was last & McGregor purchased by Ross season. He has since proved very ever

Blue

Agricultural best group

used

being

fuller

.

stud purposes & near Sons, of Five Hundred

two-year-old Messrs. Johnson the sum for Coleraine,

high,

Stud Book. THE CHARGES

for

by

WINES,

standing with dark

Stallion,

inch

one

as

been

a

and

piece, stone

racehorses. record as a two never been raced

havnig

Smeaton,

at

in First the Society. colts three yearling draught Champion prize at Smeaton Show in 1886, tural Society draught colt or filly. yearling First In 1887 he gained

year

Duke

King

(imp.)

The following have been won prizes 1886 at Iu by the Laird o' Strowan Show of the National the Grand Spring

Draught making

The

Bay

a

—

For

He get good

to

weU

as

District,

by

Jess,

of stallion

or

yards. Beveral

sire,

dam

o'

any the sort

Guineas,

Eenwick,

Paisley. the for Great Britain more in referanything

years. the to

the

by Mr.

carry fence in

hunters, He has an unbeaten and has year old, since. when

bred

the

was

22nd

Ribbon

House,

just hacks

n'

Blue

was

Riddle, Esq., Ribbon's sire, Champion horse of

Blue

so

foaled

Sire,

Drawhillmg

Kilmarnock,

Laird

over

is

middle

any fifteen the country.

to

enough

man

two

a

server,

splendid valuable

a

splendid

up to served

Hopetoun

season,

He

foal.

First

Lord

the

making

;

Blends

China

Season's

Agents

Duchess, by Chieftain New Warrier— by

Chieftain

and

shoulders,

"

Teas,

races.

Dam

-

:

1

two

New

Also,

—

Serendib

"

Famous

Sale

on

Ceylon

He haB a grand head and neck, points. and is possessed of a splendid temper. Malakoff has never been raced. The Sire of was that Malakoff Suwarrow wonderful who performer won the Victorian Derby and other

<

and First at Hardies As a Hill. at First year old Smeaton, First at First at Talbot, First at CiuneB, First at Hardies First at Beaufort, Hill, First at and Ballarat, Warracknabeal,

fort,

is

hands

sixteen

I

Have

Stallion

Thoroughbred MALAKOFF.

Malakoff

'

Perth

William-street, The

Go

&

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The

j

of £203,

sum

large

won

being

\

of twenty-six second prize.

total

splendid

TEA,

dam, Darling by Samp alias Twin Logan's (741) dam, Missie by Stanley (822), dam Mr. McKerrow's National took which of Mare, upwards

Briton's

gained and

WINE

(322),

son,

I

horse.

a

Agricultural Show, in

and

colt,

prize

Cobham

BLenty,

iu Highland Show in Aberdeen Society in at Dumfries 1869, second 1870, at first at Kelso in 1872. and the first Show Royal Agricultural at Society's Manchester. Prince of Wales is by

j

the

all

Talbot

three Prize for

Champion

tbrongh

First

colt.

entire

for

Cargarie

Aastraliu.

Are now the of SOLE PROPERTY J. MR. MUSSON, Coffee Sydney Palace Hotel, and WILL STAND AT

PERTH, Farming

old

year Ciunes and

Robs to

Mr.

by

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to post-prandial oration, and, true the character of such utterances, mad© large and confident demands the upon sympathy of the audi

demands of course which honoured with unfailing good nature. But cooler examination shows that the chain of reasoning was defective and the statement one-sided. Of the Premier course dwelt and on the long impressively

of achievement. It impossible is not in the power of eloquence or of argument to divest the course followed of by the Government the of appearance partisanship. The obvious to the reply Premier's is that special pleading there was to nothing

ence

Ale

Awarded

the

of

Western

Swan

the

both"

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and

by

Society '

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Prize

Agricultural

Royal

to

Australia

Company,

Brewery

Perth.

Limited,

at

—

to

the

world

that

had permitted to be jumped used to being

properties is

action

the

the asked what

is

" in tones, awe-inspiring would be the result if it went forth to the world" that this or that of one request company or or of one another, syndicate or had been refused. another, And of course he quietly assumed that the miners have at nothing and stake therefore deserve no

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assumption the of

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some

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copy.

scriptions W: JMr. P.

received

the

the week during Atkins, Bunbury,

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sub

following £1

los.

15s.

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as

they Yilgarn

class,

as

One

present stake. not

to

country

done

to

forth goes the Government

it

properties that they

the

are

of

proof of

the their in the the dis

West to

Australia

the have

world" allowed

are can

so

miserably poor be made to hardly

For this expenses. conclusion from the logical contention of the directors that the only profits can look for tlioy at present must come out of the in the miners' proposed reduction For we wages. ourselves, cover

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: have

li

is

of

to certain mines be jumped, let us ask what will he the result to the "if it forth to colony goes the world." on the statement of the Premier and of the mine that these mueli-vaunted directors,

is

We

a

at

is

DnaD,

advantage

be

if

that At her O'CONNOR. York, on Monday 25th

in

is to be seen presence condition of prosperous tricts from which chiefly they draw their -At least supplies. as value all they have the same other citizens and the same claim to the care and consideration of those who rule. which Again, as to the injury

will

8.

the

in

the

all

as yet necessary

as

capitalists.

"

and painful fortitude

doo,

individuals

indirect

to

.

inimitable

S. Haynes,

reserved

part. entitled

be conducted

will

characters, by the

five

play

be

of

that it say miners than

parties that their

Drue

quite and the

PLUMES,"

"BORROWED with

is

are

take

all

to

arguments

we order, of the

struggle ad

of

solicitude.

verted

'in

being

possessors are things, peculiar objects

the

country's

Septemberr

hand,

good

Taking Thursday,

other

working

the

fancy

4n

An

surround

or present prospective with every possible The directors of the

the and

mines, nature

their interests safeguard. Southern

well therefore, of the Goldfields'

were

knew Act of the

aware perfectly which, under its provisions, be tbeir's a in inevitably with the men. struggle Why then did they force on the contest ? Did they know, or had they any reason to think, that the Govern ment would be kinder to them than was the law ? In face of the was facts there but one proper attitude for the Government, and that was one of neutrality. The directors had calculated the risks,

position would

and having resolved t© accept tliem should have been allowed to go their own no favour way, receiving but the fair field for provided them by the laws of the country. As for the consequence to the shareholders it was for the directors and not themselves for the Gov to

ernment really But to

look

to

They

it.

are

the

responsible persons. to saddle the try miners with the odium of any loss accru is an ing to the public impudent misrepresentation.

through only sider

to

they

are

a

this

affair

maintain fair

rate

always

The men have sought what they con

of free

a

wage, to

to

resistance to oifering any effectual the unjust exaction of employers. For miners in West Australia, until

a rules the changed spirit there seem to be administration, only two courses open. They must either throw themselves on the mercies of mine directors' flinty and sink unresistingly into a condi tion serfdom closely ; approaching

must give themselves

they

or

betake

and

up mining to

other

some

occupation. But as time be goes on, others sides the 'miners will suffer from the set dangerous precedent come, classes

it

2L o c

will

feel

body

I

it

day

be feared, when all the evil conse of this unconstitutional with the laws to secure

tampering small

The

to

is

will

quences a

by

Government.

the

of

it

it

speculators.

c

it

.nc

It. Faiubaibn Resident Fremautle returned from to the Eastern colonies on,

The Printing increase

a

v

I

in Office have of wages and

employes

a

Magis a

holiday

Monday.

the Government petitioned for an reduction of time.

It

is rumoured that of Captain Crook, Victorian Forces, will be Military to the appointed command of the Metro tlio

Rifles.

politan

uiiuupy

the labouring miner. They were drawn men of the by up some of them capitalist class, directors of mines and most of them whom it would shareholders, be absurd to suppose of capable

Uross

the

m

vuvj

to

in not

whether every dispute, it be m the the or m right wrong, the workers have little chance of

trip

favour

neglecting

i:

in

capital

Mb.

hardly

4-1-% i menu

<

While the reins of power are the hands of men who do hesitate to mutilate and change so laws to .asgive immunity

trate

presumed the case

will

it

do, 4-

uuuuguu

ever certainty play in their disputes securing with their masters. They cannot the whole hope to prevail against of the constitution machinery im directed them. properly against

re-

this

in other to hold the balance aims between all And parties. if these regulations display unconscious as bias, they

possibly

may

no

On

no

fair

as

claim-jumping

even

is

persons. be may in Act,

it

Goldfields

matters,

vvmj.

on

asserted,

of

spector

,

;

the part There was a Goldfields

extraordinary of the Executive. in existence already Act which deals with such emeras that which has just gencies occurred at Yilgarn. The it law,

these —

Southern

justify

sunk in the capital of course he asked be the result if it

tortn

exemption

giving

were

country First

utterances. weignty The Premier's greatest anxiety Newcastle at was to show that the Government acted properly in

Newcastle,

to certain mines Cross ; though they did this at the cost of altering the Goldfields of slighting the Act, of their accredited opinion repre sentative and withdrawing of some the conferred him powers upon and of by the law, at setting defiance the unanimous public sentiment of Southern Cross. But the task he set himself was

Government to

at

speech

with the strike at Southern dealing a Cross, was clever decidedly per formance. In it Sir John made the best of a very bad case. His audience at we are anyrate, found it and assured, convincing, their loudly expressed approval of the action taken by the Gov ernment. But after all it was a

went

attended

promptly

Premier's

amount of mines. And what would

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whether

damaging any more statements have been made yet the than are concerning colony to he found in their recent own

eye.

feel

can

tliey

'

f

"

Be

"

abstained from breach of the law the Govern ment has done them an injustice in interfering. Whatever intrin sic strength their claims may have, there is little that tliey probability will be able to assert them in the circumstances created exceptional For tbe future by the Executive. any

this extraordinary will to mind statement, recall Bret Havte's of the Heathen legend te Cliinee who was childlike and and wonder is bland," why it that the Caucasian, though capable of assuming an child innocently like even childish appearance, succeeds never so well as the Celestial in his cards.

St.

THUR.

—

those

with quainted when they hear

AUGUST. 25

of

most

!

.

w

do

;

thing and as

Herb

Francik has arrranged to give a the Fromantle Town Hall on Tuesday evening under the patronage of His Excellency the Governor and Lady Robinson. concert

in

From one of the dailies we learn that the Rev. Mr. Garland has left Southern Cross, and presumably the colony in search of fresh fields and pastures new. We do not lcuow whether Mr. Garland has been driven away of what he haB by disgust seen in West Australia or whether because ot his manly advocacy of the miners' cause he has been discarded by the Angli can Church which, though not here a State has not institution, completely forgotten the traditions of inherited from servility the " Church as law of by established/' which it is an offshoot. But whatever the cause of his we departure tender gladly him that tribute of respect which is due to the true stands in shepherd who boldly defence of his flock. ;

"

Tub following in the Geraldappears ton-Murchison of the 19th Telegraph" inst. The remains, or what are believed to be the remains of the prospector Bernd the companion of W. J. Little, have been found the on Upper Gascoync. Bernd will bo and Little it rcinemhuiWI about the middle of last year on a pro expedition the Gascoyne through and were not afterwards heard a few weeks back a pocket book and some other telics of Mr. Little's were told picked up, which the silent tale that he and his friend had perished for want of water. The skeleton of Bernd's body was found hanging by a leather strap "to a and the presumption tree, is that the poor fellow committed suicide while suflerim' from insanity, which had doubtless super vened his upon from thirst. sufferings Both men were well-known in this very district. Mr. Little a was nephew of Mr. T. Little, of Mika-station, and had done little very Bernd was a prospecting. and greivt was the first prospector, among fossickers on the Bunbury tin-fields, as well as on the Murchison He goldfield. specting District, of until

was

also

considerable

an

amateur

geologist

of

som&

ability.

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as

pany

claimed

were

for waiting set forth that

of

manager The

COUNTRY

com

last

Thursday

Crown Lands Mr. Fiunerty

to

1st

public meeting in the evening

Dr.

Mayor, Heuning,

and

Booth

Cr.

burl

t.rnlia

such

a

abitrary the annals

in

in

(rnvAmmMt

il

and

Capital

was

there men

to

t

no

interfere.

If

the

tion

there

were

a

government

dared to take the Warden

this

strong

would

step.

honest

was

'

action

of praise. and deserving Tbe resolutions following That the carried: 1. meeting

desirable

is

to

Mr.

to send M.L.

Parker.

the

ex

ground repairs.

The

eoramend

the

exemption machinery refused Warden there

as

application

needed to

were

the

tbe

the

present parties

DID

liovning

of the

and

arrange Black,

Dr. The Mayor, and did his best

settlement. was

met

situation

to

resuueu.

nio

who

Companies

to

to

it

reside

With

hardly directors

the general believe than

else

do

telegraphic Perth and

between

communication Southern Cross

public that

can

the

acted with the letter place of the consent of their fellows the full The whole bus been a big game City. in which, the of bluff, unfortunately, took a part, to Government compel the liUIUBl

It

o

was

evet us,

onnonf

o

publicly which did

weeks

graphed

Why colony Messrs. are

in

4a LVs

on

lrvurav \j. %w

a

stated, not obtain

f®r

they

by Oats their

rnfa

or VI

(WbV

tvnrrAa

iiugvoi

statement

howcredence from had been tele

men that to Ballarat and elsewhere. have been in the should

ago

Now

this.

and Weir,

way

to

energetic Afghan de the a camel service on and now there are some

do iut late I not know a being arrival in York a though formerly of the in days " lang resident district whether this be our season silly syne," not. I do know thai or we have not the

in

all

are

gooseberry these drawbacks

mild

a

turnips

some

time

we

state of excitement and radishes grown

J. M. Williams and the road, Yilgarn here. A short

the to dilate nor

sea-serpent

indispensable inevitable gigantic but despite upon,

back

at

Merredin, now

on

on

view

were

complaints

to the

number of worthless dogs which to be found in our were streets with by day and by night, apparently Some in out owners. public-spirited minded that this dividual reproach from town shall be rumoured our has as

rife

crusade he

a

upon

Uowever

does

good

seeks work

the his

by

stealth,

friendly

purpose. suffered valuable many

and

which

baits lavish

hand

against modest

were

these and

the

Unfortunately with

dogs

the guilty have been

the eating scattered

through

destroyed

is

and therefore shade of night to

have

good

we

mine

Adelaide

National Library of Australia

find

The

through

our

poisoned with a

town.

Mr. Annie

for

that

managers, to seek for

ton

on

A

Sept.

7th.

severe

are from great many persons suffering colds and a form of influenza in

the

Vasse

The will be

district.

new

office

Telegraph

opened

for

business

at on

Preston

Monday,

Sept. 5th. Mrs. Henry Caporn died on Wednesday last from had been She consumption. for several The funeral months. lingering took place on Thursday. A bazaar was held at Pinjarrah on the to ICth funds for the liquidation provide of the debt on the Mechanics' Institute. of £45 was The sum realised. lias Lee-Steere, M.L.A., Sit James been invited to meet at his constituents at a dinner to be held after Bridgetown the conclusion of the Ploughing Match. The

annual

ploughing

match

of

the

David

Warren'was

married

to

Miss

Last week of the number ed in town.

,

a

of seven two party miners, from fever, arriv suffering They appear to have a fair of gold. '

quantity The price charged for carriage by Faiz Mahomet's camel Bervice is £25 per ton to Cue s, and £28 per ton to the Annean. The first camel train is dated to Btart on the 20th inst; .

A

meeting

presided by Regis Mr. JR.. JR. M. was held at Gibbons, Greenbushes to consider a proposal for the erection of a public hall which would also serve the purpose of a school. It was decided to, make an attempt and a committee was appointed to canvass the district for subscriptions. Our rainfall from the 1st of January last is some four inches below the total for the same period of 1892. So far it amounts to 2363 inches. At the Yasse the fall is 2 inches more in 1892 than in the corres of the previous ponding portion year, but 7 inches less than for the same of period 1890. the

over

Our

fathers" are determined "city to free from obstruction, footpaths and ail shopkeepers who allow their goods to overhang the are to be pro footways secuted. Mr. Richard of Gooroonoo Oxenham, was fined £110 and costs station, for. being owner of scab infected and having sheep to give' neglected of their infection notice, to the1 proper authorities.

trar,

keep

A rin

av.

auaui,

m

aC

?

1. a

vi,

A

injctixctii.

5

enough

to

factory.

An

A meeting formation of was held) in

of those interested in the volunteer corps in Bunbury the Mechanics' Institute on It was Tuesday of last week. unanim to decided raise ously a corps, and com municate with the authorities military through our member, Sir John, Forrestfor the sanction. necessary The following gentlemen were a appointed provisional committee to make all the initial arrange ments Dr. Lovegrove, Messrs.. Stanley, Spencer, Woodrow and Stafford, Smith, Marshall. :

a

—

On the invitation of footballers

of

team

visited

local

our

from

a

players

Wellington

last

Saturday and played The visitors were un game. to each others play and further handicapped by lack of practice. Their is an old Fremantle captain School boy and learnt the from game Bateman, Watling, Rowley, so Fay, and others, that given time and opportunity he could into get his men The good form. game ended in a draw, each side having scored Bunbury

a

friendly accustomed

goal.

On Friday 12th inst. an accident hap at the Karridalc Saw Mills by which Mr. Robert Ross was so seriously that death injured resulted the next day. He was employed in loading timber when a log 30 feet from the skid long slipped and knocked him His down. thigh was broken and the internal were injuries so serious that it was seen at once that was recovery He impossible. lingered till and died about Saturday, an hour after Dr. arrival. It will Lepper's be remembered that his only son was killed at Karridale accidentally a few months Mrs. Ross is ago. laid up with fever, and is said to be dangerously ill.

pened

or

an

inquest

George King.

held on the the evidence che Wellington

was

From

Flood, landlord of where King was as employed ostler and yardsman, it deceased appears was sent to clean out the spirit warehouse on and about Tuesday, two hours after was found in a perfectly helpless condition He was taken to the hospital and attended by Dr. Lovegrove, but died on Thursday. Dr. Lovegrove deposed to having attend ed King his illness and had no during hesitation in stating that death resulted from alooholio A post mortem poisoning. examination revealed that deceased had drunk from 12 to 14 ounces of alcohol, whereas 8 ounces if taken at one time was sufficient to cause death. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical evidence.

GERALDTON. A number specting

trip

of some

men

have gone 100 miles out

on

a

from

pro

Mt.

Magnet. News to hand that Father Duff

from Lake Austin states reached the field on Julv

-the'

r

of

'majority

the

making a bare subsistence. them, was however, fortunate come

across

a

nine-ounce

slug

day.

A man named Alfred Johnston died at Mt. and another recently Magnet, miner is in a very low state, he is suffering from a complication of diseases apparent and scurvy. ly dropsy

on with regard to mak being carried ing a cutting the new bar. Mr. through J. is about to commence Leighton the business cf fish at his new preserving still

31st.

are

We are blessed with being grand weather. The bush flowers are all out in bloom and a thick carpet of verdure covers all the open round spaces Geraldton. Picnic parties are all the rage.

are

vperaDions

Pilbarri

the'

diggers One of the other

schooner Comet was to enabled come into the Murray Estuary owing to the opening of the old bar and discharge her cargo of 40 tons of guano, which is intended for use on the estate of Mr. A. T?

our

On';'

The

Mr. Hotel,

BUNgURY.

at Mt. Magnet for and supplying a bottle case amounted to £1

A new find of alluvial haB been gold made at a spot about 5 J miles west of Mr. Criddle's store at Mt. Magnet. Between 20 and 30 claims are already pegged out.

tion.

of

Thos. to build Hayward is about a new and handsome place of business. A sale of Government land comprising three town lots will be held in Bussel-

fee

a

Webber, of Mr. Charles daughter Webber, of the Eastern Road, last week.

,

The has granted Registrar exemptions several of the claims at Greenbushes and received three or four applications from others. However as there has been of a rain I do not think good fall thero will be any further for applications exemp

On Friday

Mr.

f

17s.

for

the future the s.s. Flinders will be despatched from Fremantle to Bunbury on alternate Tuesday, returning on" Thursday. this By arrangement we shall receive our mails on Wed English instead of on nesday morning Thursday as heretofore.

a

doctor's

diagnosis of medicine in one

now

body

Perth did they

Messrs.

directors.

brother

Some

it.

road, Yilgarn 120 camels in and like York, thing the first despatch of goods will be made this week.

in

understood

authorise

in

jl/iicuhuio

that Park. and .Parley the miners, and to approach Blackbonrne action. We wonder their aspudiate entirely the public how these gentlemen leel under them to administered rebuke by their

wish not

be

a

bring understanding,

good

a

cided

animals.

Messrs. Cassidy, of the Sharan, and Goodwin, members Miner's to of tbe Committee Union,

discuss

ago to put

entered Parley,

of Southern

directors

and Blackbourne, Cross companies

re-

to

men effecting repairs enough machinery to hold tbe claim. Messrs. Park, On Friday

this

weeks

not

is

by Mr.

the

on

be

its and that operation be strictly enforced Health into the operation the erection of compel proper

European

over

day

for applied that the

Fraser's

could

does not do things by Talk about the energy of the with the as coloured compared In instance the the present

men.

were

same

Act

Building

Mahomet

white

these resolutions A. 3. That in

of

hospitably

Edwards,

should

and

.

of this the opinion meeting the granting is of exemption by the Commissioner in the to the evidence given contrary

Warden's Court. Oa the morning

most

J.P., who

into

bring

Faiz halves.

the strongest at presses disapprobation of tbe Government in the actioii grant at the crisis. exemption present ing of this 2. That in the opinion meeting it

in took part the York of near took place

fp.npfis.

of

—

to

Act,

have

unbiassed

Mrs.

the

(brought regulations

Opposi

and

treated

were

and

which

in

The

attendance

full

very

was held of ratepayers meeting Hall the Oddfellow's on Tuesday to It discuss several matters. municipal to was decided erect the area within

fight

never

year.

rich find has: been made about two from Cue's of a mullocky leader is giving grand returns.

making

to

A

were

ment.

Meckering.

near

in

The running the colony. said it was Rev. Mr. Carmichael plain had made a mistake. the Government The Rev. Mr. Garland said they in Parlia wanted a strong Opposition families

route

attended

Cassidy for the GovAt six present

reason

to connect

way

by Mr.

ought to

ling

to are about open of road from Malebelwith the Yilgarn Rail

line

a

run Wednesday's The meet Hounds. of Mr. C. Edwards, the residence and those ladies and gentlemen

Aus-

labour

Board

form

last

it

art

Roads

and

A

A held by the Booth,

far

tor

January

have waked up to of giving us a of portion necessity our "sop" in the shape of a new Tenders for the construction hospital. of this building are being called for, and will be due on Sept. 6th.

the

of

here since the to amounts 1009

The Government

present. of the and one,

action

to themselves been left at matter issue. Mr.

have out the e rn

Crs. also

the

most

a

case.

to

said

over

presided Black. Cohn were

time

first

Cross

protest against of the Government. of ratepayers was

said wa9

Ministry for tbe

Southern

at

recorded

the

Commissioner of Warden directing

to

of The

the to inform

known

decided action abitrary was

the current

inches.

the managers of Black bourne, Central Ex Central, Fraser's tended and South Companies had been to that exemption granted them of time applied for the period for, in each case, but in no case to exceed two mouths. When theaubstanoeof these telegrams became

Sept 1st. They have been of rent through non-payment

A

miles which

For

The rainfall

were

telegrams

the

by

on

feited

A

other.

On

NEWS.

YORK.

Blackbourne's was the best opened up mine on the but he would not field, make any recommendation one or way

forwarded

cause.

tion

tions there was machinery and winding on the ground, and gear that as the mam shaft was not sunk the mine was not sufficiently opened The Warden said for he would up. ward the evidence to the Commissioner of and that Crown' Lands, report

the

no

that they The objec

ground machinery.

work,

for

application

the

on

to

—

.

the

Wednesday

made exemption by the was Blackbourne's heard.

can

they

has

they mayjreturn aid the longer

,

Central Southern Districts Agricultural will be held at Society on Bridgetown 2nd. Special are Sept. prizes offered for under 17 years of age. youths I notice that the Government is offer ing 28 tin Mining Leases situated in the Nelson and Wellington districts for selec

.

On

that

mechanics

the

'

SOUTHERN

informed

.

AT

Union

.

STRIKE

The

labour.

-

TllE

T

'

,

V.

proved Tuesday burning Mr.

alarm to be

of

fire,

false

a

It

night. of

which one, was

rubbish

some

fortunately was raised on. caused by the at the back of

Cream's

shop. Somo of the lucky diggers now in town are with their hard very free won gold. 'Tis true they do not often paint the town but in their festive red, moments they do look upon the wine cup when its hues are many and varied. The Municipal Council has by resolu tion restricted the of camels passage through the town to the following streets Greenough-road, Back-st., Eastern-road Chapman-road, Ord-st., George-road, Marine Terrace, Crowther-st., and Augus-

.

:

—

tus-st.

One

of

Mr. F. J. R. Lloyd, who has been placed on the 7 yard mark is unable to get away to compete in the Brookton Sheffield I am Handicap. unfeignedly for sorry tnis. ivir. well-known .uioycrs speed and of endurance power would, I feel sure, have enabled him to run well up if nob even to secure the first place. of

our

flyers,

Northampton,

On Thursday morning last the body of man named John Costello elderly was found lying on the beach at the rear of a row of cottages, known as be Baston's, tween and low water high mark. It is who supposed that the old man was in the habit of going to the jetty every for some sea water evening fell into the sea on Monday as he haB not been seen There by any one since that day. wore no marks of violence, and Dr. Elliott stated that in his opinion deach resulted from drowning. On Tuesday last Mr. Thomas Williams of the Northampton district died at the He was age of 104 years. the certainly an

Aliioof. Viwwu

the

whole time back stead into

in

fnaoa ""WOO

rvnttbM

LI

nw

tuiu

and walk

ptuuaDiy

"

in.

yet but a short from his home and back. He Northampton was a colonist of close 40 years upon and spent the greater standing, of part his life in the North where he succeeded in gathering a greater together number of the good things of this life than usually falls to the lot of his fellow man. His is a large one, and he lived family long enough to see the third generation grow him. ing up around The idea of providing a town bath is the again agitating public mind. The Town Council has passed a resolution the desirability affirming of erecting such and will a bath, bear half the expense the total cost provided doe3 not exceed £14. The intention convevad lw fV>a terms of the resolution is to utilise two or three of the bays jetty a erecting between the hoarding for the piles rooms. This idea is most required repre hensible and I doubt whether the Director of Works would allow the safety of the to be thus jetty tampered with. The send of the sea after a heavy blow would either destroy the structure on sweep away that portion of the wharf. colony, he could

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aiscovereu

and the a tree, hanging by a strap is that the unfortunate general opinion man committed suicide while suffering from the insanity which follows continued of Bernd wellwater. was deprivation as known to possess a great knowledge miner had much as a pro-' experience to open and was one of the first spector, and the at. Greenbuslies up the tinfields more discovered at the goldfields recently Murchison. to

was

j

:

I

Geraldton

J

1 do not know whether it to is news the readers of the Record but it same as a surprise to me to learn that some of the on the Midland bridges Railway are to be built of iron.

THE

RIOT

STRIKE

Mr.

Simms of the formerly Greenough is said to have picked up 60 ozs. of alluvial Mount gold near Magnet, but the majority of the diggers are barely and things on making tucker, generally this field are said to be in a bad way.

dated The following Pitts telegram July 6, appeared in the London " The Chronicle" Daily wages disiron Mill at pute at Messrs. Carnegie's has led to near a Homestead, here, serious most attended conflict, by

the

which rough weather the Flinders vailed on Thursday last with difficulty the brought alongside

boards

ot

splintered. Ackermann opened her

i

campaign

:

possible

prize

rams

from

the cele

(

!

the to throw

over

Board

"

little

a

at Northamp mess" of the Cqmmonage the reserve for sale. to the held discuss

refusal open

meeting public was situation a motion passed calling upon to resign. the Board is to be made A much needed addition of our to the bookshelves Working Men's that some of the old It is time Library. for look as if they books were replaced of Noah's they formed part of the fittings a

this two morning, large and towed con by a steamer, three hundred left detectives, taining for Homestead. When that Pittsburg reached it was erident that place was of a peaceable all was landing barges,

J

hopes

at

have

of

marriage between of Perth,

daughter

of

commercial

apparently doing be an indication of

us

bank,

all

must

community

our

importance

From

in the South.

assume

is

eyes

begin of the

of the Carnarvon we learn that a took there place recently Mr. Thomas Beasley, surveyor, Brenda third and Miss Ridley, L. F. Ridley, of the of Mr.

arms

Two

I

j

I

hoaxed

man.

suaded quantities

Dalgety Carnarvon.

place it expected, Mr.

back

by

a a

number very

smart

of

!

National Library of Australia

to

up

throng and

to the shore

on

would

After

quay, forced let

not

a

pause one of the was fired barges, and then a furious said, began lasted for change of shots, which ten minutes. The detectives armed with while Winchesters, had

strikers

tnree

it

boats

men

was

swim

from the

both aijd

In

the

any time, shelter

meanwhile

yards from

twenty-five shore the

excitement

j

had oath

men an

detectives the same

was

should time

sworn

enter a

party

no

bounds. at

meeting, that

no

mills.

At

the

proceeded

to

feet a hundred drag down and destroy of fence the so surrounding works, that there should be no of possibility armed force the mills. At an holding o'clock

seven

The

barges

side the Pinkerton i

hasty

a

j

,

report were also doubtful

knew

jump met give firing was

better

the

fight

was

brought again and about fifty

were

wharf,

renewed. along of

the

men made an to attempt ashore in a body. They were with and had to a sharp volley, For half an hour random way. and then continued, again there a

complete defend

lull.

theinselves

the

ives,

who

boats the

protect

' ! | | I

,

In order to the workers

Iron

and

to surrender. by the strikers

Pinkerton's left their

West

assistant be mail

;

at

Whitehall a Com of Supreme Court

of

the

17, to

be

Australia

Medical. under the Registered Medical Ordinance, H. J. Lotz, 1869, Member Royal College Surgeons, Eng 1887 ; Licentiate land, Royal College 1887 Physicians, London, Diploma Public 1891. Health, Cambridge, under Medical Imperial Registered Act. W. Goodwin, Master in M.B., 1889. Surgery, Aberdeen, Registered —

;

under

Medical

Imperial

Act.

Elections. Municipal Southern Chairman V. Black Cross Council lors J. II. J. S. Bruce, E. Taylor, A. C. Wisdom, E. A. Booth, I. J. .K. —

:

:

—

with

R.

Colin,

Harriott

Henning.

Customs

.'

Bunbury,

Cossack, Yasse

Geraldton, been appointed

7.

July

between

nif.v

the the

up

duty Yict.,

latter

Broome, Fremantle, Wyndham have

-Albany,

Derby, and

warehousing

nf

"Pot'f.li

the

men,

went sate

river

however

of

and

ports, wflnflliAiiei'n/

o.

Each

two

Workers'

along, the

Amalgamated

procession Association's

charges in

No.

Yict

conduct

the

sect

ie

nan

;

The Preston

—

s?

ao

147 Yict,

(55

rwtl

v«n/»1

n

ucuictlcll

Goldfield

Regulations. Clause 96 amended The powers conferred on the Commissioner of Crown Lands clause 8S of the under Goldfields of the 1st October, Regulations 1886, —

:

seven

thirty

proved,

until

shall,

the

by

the

upon

eastern Swan

exercised

goldfield Goldfield.

except

Perth

—

No«

—

—

utility.

Celebration

I

resistance. the

be

a

town 20p.), lot N 36 and half of N 37, for a school site, No. 2065 for (320a.), public

i

I

notice, of

Yilgarn Reserves.

Public 2064 (4r, (

j

further

Warden

j

(Church

H.

Yilgarn.

Wallis,

1884. i

Coote

M; Co.,

Ooobe, tea to

applied

marks in respect used

as

food,

:

'

Marks

Act, J.

as

trading

Rev.

M.

527 merchants, Melbourne, Victoria,

Collins-street,

have

of England)

Trade

and

J. &

Marriages

of

Registered Design

reached

trafle. eight register of tea, and substances

or

as

ingredients

irs

food. The

this

were outrage in the lodged House for the night. Later on, the strikers poured oil upon the barges and burned them to the water's edge, The Sheriff issued a proclamation last

a

;

ship's

published.

Area.

o

or

building, were the prisoners compelled to remove their hats and salute its Even in flag. of this the course enforced ceremony men and women struck them with sticks and umbrellas, amidst demoniacal the unfortunate victims yells. Finally

are

147) of

regulations

243),

a lynirtnlfniiql

latter An in

that and

,

Agricultural

board,

on

sect.

31,

shipment No. 31,

carriers sect.

129) goods warehouse for

payable Queen's

the for

(55

Customs' No. 31.

deputies, precaution, threw down the of prisoners, many whom for piteously appealed mercy. of the detectives were Several suffering from shot wounds and could scarcely offer

and

stores

was detective guarded by but notwithstanding this men the. mill kicked and

less

;

deposited (55 Yict., regulations

to

55 Yict.

for the of goods in storage warehouses the throughout 55 No. 31, sect. Yict., ;

rents

no

much

No. 31, sect. sorts of goods that be warehoused until payment of on the first thereof entry (55 No. rents and 31, sect. 126.)

colony

value. As the prisoners were being escorted through the crowded streets by the strikers' representatives attacked they were by the brutally mob.

of the

list

charges public

The

them.

of the boats showed had been killed This assurance

the

A

committee

provided behind

arms

A

under

detect

men.

Steel

place, 126. may

steel Carnegie's and Pinkerton's

spection detectives wounded.

of'

be

;

missioner

en

to attempting At present

containing

guaranteed

"When

to

solicitor, Hopegood, Place, London, England

Association, however, and detectives were the

interfered,

limp

Baldock

,

I

Pinkerton

struggle

had come nonunion

of the

chosen

also

is

burn

3/iicl

18th.

0. room Hyde to Perth to be assistJ. Scott assistant, ; ant T. Clinch at Roebourne. to be a of the peace. Mrs. justice Judge to at be post-mistress Mullewa. J. E.

detectives, yesterday evening, several times a flag of truce. displayed It was, however, struck and by bullets, dusk towards efforts were made to

but

anchor about the On bank.

casting

j

The which

it

C.

Broome

more

the

allowed

and

a

Messrs. Homestead, at

at

works,

of

course

strikers

The

thin Seven of

sides.

A.

1

Pittsburg,

Amalgamated

more

AUGUST —

wounueu.

the

after

J. O. Appointm entts. to Tepper be at E. J. Beverley ; postmaster Watson to be assistant at Fremantle

is quite ascertain impossible the number killed and any exactitude either side. The workers on injured declare that five of the men in the boats have been killed or seriously wounded. it is Altogether supposed that 10 men have been killed and 11

officers

detectives this remains the fighting ceased a case, for. and Pinkerton's men sought in the lower the decks, barges

In

I

on fell,

barge.

it

being

streets

GAZETTE.

THURSDAY,

also

bo

were

again firing

four But

wounded.

I

The

rear

the

through

GOVERNMENT

arc

the

injured

were

fired

great physician's hospital. despatch the

of in

they

surrendering.

was the American her flying flag, ap the for a regular, was signal pearance in which not the fusilade, only and detectives, strikers but the persons on board the steamer in the river lying took part. The of the steamer pilot

and one drowned

Pinkerton

seriously

while

strikers,

escorted

themselves, gather ammunition and weapons of all ing kinds. 11 before a steamer Shortly with fresh men on board many ap she proached the barges, and although

killed,

of the

less

or

;

being used as a to the latest According situation is momentarily growing The workers are further critical

was

100

more

the

by

The

trenching

were

car,

promptly

and

at

AtTeast

men

:

is

is

as

stead.

and pieces of slu£s this hour the sheriff scrap as to the follows Governor telegraphed " of Pennsylvania Unable to cope with mob. Situation Five grave. strikers thousand on the ground, unless something done loss of life inevitable."

7.

J

11 present known, and detectives have been and 18 workmen and 21 detectkilled,ives wounded, at Home in the fighting

with At

iron.

far

workmen

and

;

Jnlv I

So

little

ed literally and ran about the crazed, " streets the A blood." crying Avenge of them rolled a barrel of oil party down with to the river the intention

fully their

tne

advanced

is ex-

times, or

always ground.

ned the ranks the workmen that

several

a

shot

a

only.

nunareci

determined stood their

ed

revolvers

back

fell

A them

population. he ordered

ptttsrttpfj.

to

f.lio

their made The barges

land. close

land. from

man

aoout

diggers young

were fellows per The poor that gold was to be found in large of Mount in the neighbourhood from at a distance of 150 miles When the men reached the not as they to discover was gold, had been fooled. but that they has who James Clarkeon just

detectives

boats,

opponents

.

time

state

a

,

.

A

Some

the

single

week Mr. to Mrs.

named Gorman who pedestrian from the colonies a brings, reputation easily walked Hogarth for £10 and won to spare. The distance, with three yards in 6 min. was covered 58 sees. one mile, in bis Gorman's backers have great faith maice an effort to arrange and will powers contest with Regan. a «o-as-you-please

off '

event.

happy

but

,

.

David Dun Dennison at A great friends were many Greenough. and a large at the ceremony, present attended the ball which was number in honour of the the evening in held

the

attempt brought the excited

were

Hours' week

33 laps. On Wednesday married was can

in

was town Thousands

of alarm. men, and lined river tlie children, of them and many carried such as clubs and revolvers. About

daylight first

run Go-as-you-please was won on by Ankers Saturday Hillier and with 8 laps to spare. Ridley, at different times Smith left the track, who com those during the competition, and were the time Quinn Miller pleted covered 15 miles The winner Gorman.

The

The

had

for therefore, at The workmen once opened fire with rifles and and the pistols, detectives fell rallied to back, but soon afresh. The people be repulsed seerm

'

Gascoyne. out from Some time ago a prospector driven away Cue's had his horses by the the animals next He recovered natives'. returned to but when camp, day and he was speared in the the fire seated near part of the chest. fleshy

-

wild

1

This

to ning merchants

dozen

a

quite

amongst

business.

were,

end.

an

'

j

travellers

directors

o'clock

two ,

women,

Ark. We

the

j

.

ton

is

out

to be able reach pany them, would Homestead and enter the works under of darkness. at tli6 cover Accordingly,

:

There

At

i

I

cate.

the

a large engaged detectives from the to guard the works and the workers and by night by day. This had all been arranged quietly, aud it was hoped that the detectives of with the number nontogether unionist to acconiworkmen, who were

i

brated station the Messrs. Murray of South Australia and are intended for the Warra Pastoral runs of the Warra Syndi

from locked

protection of the

body of Pinkerton States Eastern

on

of

the

men,

\

I

25

have due violence

he

if

men

ward.

house

the

»

j

are

out

rather

might

1st.

They

managers

locked

having

j

She will at Dongarra on Thursday visit and North Geraldton, Greenough and complete her round of the ampton, district at Geraldton on Victorian Sept. landed

works

men I

last.

The Albany Thursday last.

the

The

life.

accede to their than resolved the demands, upon keeping mills going with the aid of non-unionist that these workmen, and in order

was

jetty,

were

Miss

of

loss

deplorable

!

pre

the care exercised several of the flooring

notwithstanding Tait

by Captain

:

|

whole

later,

at the

lifje.

burg,

Thomas

During

and

w

of

his

deter

less

by the detec that announcing

'

"

loss

land

Not

of burning the barges, if possible at eleven o'clock oil an they fired with the same object. They and a cannon placed upon a hill,

IN

PENNSYLVANIA.

are Our amateurs with coming to life in the the flowers that bloom Spring," at least are to open their they going season on 2nd with a performance Sept. in aid of the Grand Stand Fund.

he would the fight

watch carefully the works was

—

ine

coyne.

j

to

.

Town Lot No. 602, containwill be offered for sale ing la. Or. 32p., here of the Commissioner of by order Crown Lands on Sept. 8.

|

were

—

Thanks to the energy and perseverance of Mr. F. L. Burges the- Irwin Agricultural is an fact. Society accomplished It iB with I notice that pleasure Mr. Thomas Clinch, of the Greenough, has been of the Peace. a Justice appointed

trains

and the entrance by strikers. guided was mination displayed the commander tives, ed,

in the event of failure to the change. The accept it is also declined to masters, stated, confer with the or to ac workmen, their association. The men knowledge not bu'„ resolved to submit, only refused to resist the efforts to on the carry work with non-union men.

ing discharges immediately

—

j

goldfield.

having come neighbour

surrounding

ing

—

formation

of

course

All

increased,

The riots to appear the masters makiug a sweep reduction in wages, and threaten-.

by

—

in

is

the Murchison

on

the

from

the the

on

advanced

the riverbauk of workpeople

on

hood.

fire

open

morning

;

club

No further has been receiv intelligence ed of the whereabouts of Mr. W. J. Little who has been missing for some time, but a skeleton, of supposed to be the remains the prospector Bernd who accompanied on the Upper Gashim, has been found

the

on

in

to

up

restoring have been

,

A miner's Cue's find

held

ready As the

which their

on

|

party diggers for the goldfields.

Our race meeting is to be 24th and 25th of November.

at

17

position, 'barges. crowd thousands

bank, took

men

;

of

river

thousand

a

to meet

of

j

On Monday last a all well left mounted

of

the

on

citizens

view

,

J

On Friday week last an old resident the town named Mrs. Jennings died.,

bars about

the

upon the

,

j

calling with

to-day order. caused

(

i

annual

night

|

j

their

with

!

will hold Brigade Proclamation Day.

of steel

cessation,

fort

a

Bankruptcy

Act

1871

|

on

erect

Opera

j

Fire

to

hostilities

i

Our

ports

by the temporary

profited

!

from a tour whose prospecting said to extend to a distance fully 600 miles to the eastward of the Murchi over son, country reports having passed a highly auriferous and character, having much of which is suitable for pastoral settlement. He discovered a creek where water be obtained at shallow may a very depth, and also a large lake. is

range j

j

returned

J

:

performed

i

The Willard Opera Company here last week to fair houses.

Liquidation

re

dividend

of

j '

payable

on

11.

Qerafdton.

storekeeper, final

In

:

and

after

Is.

E.

Kenny,

Third 6|d.

19.fcb

i

n

and the

£,

inst.

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The

.

Popery

last

Bogey.

protestants

selected

E. F.

ana

nave

answer

you convention

the

great Belfast.

a

finger the

of

at

scorn

!

|

at

and of

some

of religion, are strife and ill-will between stirring up man and man. And to-day (CheerB). has this convention of Cavan Catholics

them,

in

who,

which

had

we

before

|

1

j

;

show your whauever it

—

toleration is

two

flict

Protestants

of

for

Cavan,

He

you of

rightly

jealous Irishmen. have chosen Cavan. County true

careful

are

to

is

us

wo

the speaks in the Catholic regarding Its gow Observer.") has it though was,

you the

for

the

before

most

"

which

you

20,000

gether

little

very

have

given

here

we

brought

to

If

(Cheers.)

as

men,

trouble,

and

cries

are

have whole

you the

done basis

was

Cavan, He

it

even

if

was,

Irish

long

comment

doubtless the on

bill

"

add.

to

pithy Catholic

so —

have

we

Universe"

Ohio). in

Case

At any are the most of any people to be founJ in And

that

well

as

it

as

stituents 18th

at

Sheffield The incident,

ult.

the house

pened in magnates with the

when

on

of

Royal

moral

a

his

qualified

and

tion

of

hap

of Sheffield's to Sheffield

one

to

of the blind He had with

!

for

But as foulest

likely

persons have the

judiced record

of

men

Cavan

in

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'74

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man

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spending

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thawing

in

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number

a

who

were

forters.

him One to

was

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never

is

try

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for

side with hereunder.

con

the

Saturday, he said,

he came Commission

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just

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is

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invited mentioned.

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was

and bigoted the earth. I do gentlemen,

to their loyal suffering of religion ministers these Kingdoms. (Cheers.) 1 would for venture ignorance,

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of

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right he

repeating absolutely

most

the

deported, wealth

gone golden To

your

falsehoods, to take away

—

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it

the

that

—

that

which

011

Colonel

thought

think

to-day

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appeal to the other who

groundless deal great

a

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i

the

showing

fashion striking of the pretensions

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Says

men

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showing

late

man

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into

PUBLIC

addressed of Public

1892.

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:

looked

friends of the

in

and

opponents

very

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your

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AUSTRALIA.

time.

np

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praise

two

were,

but

tions,

of

of

clergy.

—

of them, in very many of Home be favour we should Rule, than no more has been done time doing of thousands who after time, by the tens have voted for Home Rule at the elec

Uistermen

merit

accents

died

could do with declare that

we

to

jewellery

that

Dean Donaghy, of Victoria of All possessed twopence. his he usually had life through long sometimes less twopence very seldom more. When his funds got above high

;

that

minutes

Ethel, Don't

:

are

paper

a

as

in

little

in Ulster. county Eighty per cent, of the people are Catholic accord Ulster oeusus audi say ing to the last be no here that there can more eloquent answer to the Belfast Convention given

to-day.

the

(lieu

wuo

Caiholic

than

is

seldom

are

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wideyour of Irish

Twopence.

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44

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WESTERN

TENDERS hereunder

rainy.

Young

—

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taste?

cannot

The

and

that

see

(Cheers). Protestants Cavan is

Deadly.— ment

men

the

making

growled

men

.

that

they

the

—

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in

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young

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you,

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after (it

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n

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I

—

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thing

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Catholics

you thank

your generous, of the tohration

Protestant

one

<&

DEPARTMENT

dinner

sweep's

brother

one a (cheers) one a Protestant Episcopalian, of non-episcopal but you denomination, did not into the details of our inquire and The beliefs. cheers). —

for I

(Cheers.)

so.

mi uded proof Catholics.

I

You, (Cheers.) of Cavan, have chosen Catholics to-day, to bear your banner in the coming con

do

to

U

a n

is

A good

the

wherever

possible

—

conflict.

in

us

Bill

—

coming

A

ii

—

inquiry into a recent promoted by the Corof Belfast, I say that I stand, poration as ashamed when I think a Protestant, and of how you a Protestant, support

name

an answer to the orangemen to given the Saundersons and Kanes (cheers and groans) which will ring through the whole three an>l will be kingdoms, to the National cause no small benefit in

the

&

Protestant

grumble or dissent and cheers) and

I know it is too true that because my in the fellow Protestants North of Ire where they have the right land, in cases of showing similar have never toleration, hitherto shown of the sort. anything And those terrible facts compared with

|

to

an given of intolerants should stand aloof

We

with

point

—

:

,

a

ing,

1

Mr. chairman, rev. 16, said and gentlemen, we have had toand enthusiastic meetmagnificent

fathers,

day

M. P., speakConvention

»1

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on

3

—

catho

oavan.

Vesey Knox, Cavan Nation

the

ut

sake, his

(Yourself, laughter to-day you have chosen as the representative of East Cavan another Protestant. I confess Well, in face that, (Cheers.) I stand of that here ashamed, record,

.

Mr. lug

for

another

,

to

i

lic

Ireland's taken

was

—

chose

you

rest,

without two

for

soon too though Biggar— -(cLeers)

.

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of the

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