A Fourth Flood at Wagga. Another Fatality. [By Telegraph]. Sydney
FURTHER floods have taken place on the Murrumbidgee, making the fourth flood in five weeks. A man named Patrick M'Sweeny, blacksmith, tried to ford the…
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Emperor William's Accident
The Emperor William is recovering from the effects of the accident to his knee, and is now able to do without the aid of stick which he was compelled to…
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The number of persons injured in the railway collision at Berne, in Switzerland, is 48…
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0n July 7th during a heavy rainstorm the balloon "City of London," which ascended from the Naval Exhibition about 3 o'clock, foll at the rear of some…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Rough Voyage. the Chife Nate Drowned [By Telegraph]. Sydney
A HAKQUE, reported to be bound from Moudyville to Melbourne, with timber, put into the harbour to-day, in distress, having lost the whole of her headgear…
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A Melbourne corrospondent wired on Monday :—"It will be pleasing some to the followers of Corbinc to learn that Mr Alien, the veterinary surgcon under whose care the champion now is, thinks that with great…
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Carbine is not to fulfil any of his Rundwick engagements owing to an accident, and therefore the A.J.C. meeting will be shere of a great attraction. It appears to be…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Serious Collision at Sea. a Vessel Sunk. 24 Passengers Missing. [By Telegraph] Melbourne
A COLLISION between the Gambier and steam coliier Easby, occurred at 1.15 this morning just inside Port Phillip heads. It was the first voyage…
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A serious railway accident occurred early on the morning of July l8, upon a line made by the contractors of the Manchester Ship Canal, for the purposes of that enterprise. A heavily laden train of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Fatal Railway Accident. (Herald's Telegram.) Murrumburrah
A terrible accident has just occurred between here and Demondrille Junction. Three fettlers, with Inspector Cornthwaite, were proceeding from the latter place towards Murrumburrah Station…
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THREE railway employees, named respectively John White, .J. Devonport, and William Griffiths, who resided at Kensington, missed the Iast train on…
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FURTHER details have been received with respect to the terrible disaster ,in North Carolina, in the United States, by which a train was precipitated into…
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A terrible Parachute Occident happened at Detroit, United States, on Saturday. A balloonist made an ascent, and reached the height of a mile. He then…
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AN accident which may terminate fatally, happened at the Petersham railway station on Monday morning. At 8 o'clock two men named Frank Little…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Collision in Hobson's Bay. Scathing Censure. the Fullest Inquiry Demanded
TELEGRAMS sent from Melbourne to the E. News on Saturday state—There is a general feeling of indignation at what is believed to have been the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Easby-Gambier Collision. (From the Herald.) Melbourne
The court of inquiry into the Easby-Gambier collision was continued to-day, when the examination of Captain Bell was resumed. He stated that he ported his helm to keep his own side of the west…
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The terrible railway accident which happened on July 27 at Saint Mantl[?], just outside the fortifications of Paris, is the most destructive that has ever happened in France. In that country, and, indeed,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tram Accident. a Tram and Bus Collide. Two Persons Injured
ON Saturday night a number of passengers a [?] bus had a narrow esenpe. About a quarter to 7 o'clock a bus full of Passengers was…
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MELBOURNE, Monday,—A message to the Telegraph Department from Cobden states that 12 men, who were aboard the Fiji, have been drowned,…
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ON Saturday night a number of passengers on a Leichhardt 'bus had a narrow escape. About a quarter to 7 o'clock a 'bus full of passengers was…
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