Nihilism in Russia. Number Ix. Exploding the Mine
There remained but four days till the passing of the Tsar's train. We had to risk ail or leave all. We decided for the former…
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Strike of Coal Miners in Belgium. London, October 19
Three thousand coal miners at Charleroi, in Belgium, have gone on strike for higher wages…
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GREAT NORTHERN EXTENDED. -- The official report for Oct. 17. says that driving was being done up the load, and the ground was being got ready for blocking. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →English Coal for Australia. London, October 17
The steamer Culgoa has been chartered to take a cargo of coal from Hall to Adelaide for the gas company there…
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WHAT is probably the most credist[?] achievement of this session, the Coal Mines Regulation Bill, was seen clear of danger in the lower house without…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Labour Difficulty. Newcastle Miners Resume Work
On Saturday last we received the undermentioned wire from our Sydney correspondent:—"The following telegram was posted at the Exchange today: 'Newcastle…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Threatening Strike of Scotch Miners. London, October, 26
The coal miners in the counties of Figi and Kinross threaten to go on strike, in consequence of the colliery proprietors having refused give them an advance of 15 per cent,…
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Great Northern Extended.--The manager reported, Oct. 31, that the prospecting drive going cast down the lead was getting outside of gold. The leading drive going down…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fresh Gold Discovery in California. London, November 8
Rich deposits of gold have been discovered in the bed of the Feather River, California…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →News of the World by Cable. the Money Market Heavy Shipments of Gold Expected. Fall in Stock Exchange Values. a Gloomy Feeling Prevalent. a Seven Per Cent. Bank Rate Expected. London, November 7
The directors of the Bank of England raised the discount rate to 6 per cent., fearing that gold to the extent of two millions sterling would be withdrawn for shipment to…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Melbourne Wool Sales. From Messrs Gold[?] Mort and Co., Limited. Melbourne, November 17
We [?] 5000 bales wool for [?] sale to-day and sold 3500 bales the market is rather weak for all except superior descriptions and [?] were [?] what easier than last week and prices show a…
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GREAT NORTHERN EXTENDED. -- The manager in his report dated Nov. 21, states that the lending drives were going south, and prospecting poor, but be believed they…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Imperial Institute. the Proposed Mining Exhibition. London, November 27
Mr. W. Knox, the secretary to the Broken Hill Property Silver-mining Company, recently suggested to Sir Frederick Abel, the organising secretary to the Imperial Institute,…
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Colonel Allen and Dan Riley, the editor of the Wyoming Starter, were giving the tariff question a friendly airing, when the colonel called Dan a liar…
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A gold boom has been going on in Calcutta (writes a London correspondent). It is no new opinion that gold is to be found in payable quantities in India, but…
Continued on Trove, page 37 →Important Mining Decision
A decision of some importance to holders of residence areas on the goldfields was given at the last sitting of the warden's court at Beechworth (says…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Financial Crisis in New York. Several Large Failures. Commercial Paper Generally Refused. Gold Obtained From Europe. London, December 7
Failures due to the M’Kinley tariff are of constant occurrence in the United States. Yesterday a bank at Meadville, Pennsylvania, failed for 1,000,000 dollars (£200,000), and a…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →A Story of Mazaruni Gold. (Chambers’s Miscellany.)
“The purser sends his compliments, sir, and says he is very sorry, but he will have to put a gentleman into your cabin, from the lower deck. There a tremenjus lot o’…
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