The Warrnambool Fires. a Sensational Confession
Regarding the arrest of two men named Campbell and Stainsby in Victoria in connection with the numbers of .fires that have occurred of late at…
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Fire at Deniliquin
DENILIQUIN, Tuesday.-The cottage of Mr. W. K. Garland was destroyed by fire shortly before 3 o'clock on Monday morning. Mr. Garland was at home at…
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BROKEN HILL, Tuesday.-The appearance of the Block 11 Proprietary Mine is not so bad as it has been during the last three days, yet the management do not…
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Mr. W. K. Garland's cottage was totally destroyed by fire at about 3 o'clock this morning. Mr. Garland was at home at the time of the fire, but his wife and children are in Melbourne. The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Wanton Incendiarism. The Fires at Warrnambool. Arrest of Two Suspects. A Full Confession--Why They Set Fire to the Places--For "Pure Devilment "--Both Committed for Trial. MELBOURNE
George Campbell and Samuel Status by the two men arrested on suspicion of setting fire to a number of places at Warrnambool, were brought up at the local police…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Victoria. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) a Disastrous Fire. Melbourne
A fire broke out yesterday morning at Wycheproof in a shop owned and occupied by Mr. J. W. Redgen, general storekeeper. A strong wind was blowing and the water supply was so miserable that…
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NARRANDERA, Monday.--A fire yesterday morning resulted in the destruction of the extensive business premises of Richards and Co., general storekeepers,…
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BROKEN-HILL, Monday.--This has been one of those miserable days characteristic of the worst seasons of Broken-hill. A dust storm raged this morning, followed…
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Slatters at Block 11 continue to present a most favourable aspect, and the authorities consider the fire now practically extinguished. This evening what little vapour was showing appeared…
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CASINO, Tuesday.--A destructive fire swept across Mr. Lyons's farm at Tomki to-day, and destroyed 30s. of sugar cane. Every effort was made to save the crop,…
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BROKEN-HILL, Tuesday.--Standing on the edge of one of the cliffs of the open cutting at Block Eleven to-night, it was absolutely impossible to discern even the…
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The prospects of subduing the fire in Block 11 still present the same cheering aspect as reported yesterday, although some uneasiness was felt this morning, as a considerable quantity of vapour…
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BROKEN HILL, Thursday.-There is every indication that the fire in Block 11 Mine has been almost extinguished, but steam and carbonic gas…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--The officers of the Broken-hill mine may now be more frequently found at their respective offices and works than at the quarry, where, day…
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"No," remarked Mr. Stewart this evening, " I am not at all troubled now about the fire in Block 11, and do not think any of the timber is oven smouldering. However, I shall continue…
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BROKEN HILL, Friday.-The fire at Block 11 Mine was the means of throwing a lot of workmen out of employment. Three hundred of them have left Broken…
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WEST MAITLAND, Friday. -The stables of Mr. Matthew Murphy, of Morpeth, caught fire yesterday morning, and the building, in which the two…
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WEST MAITLAND, Thursday.--A fire was discovered yesterday morning at the stables of Mr. Matthew Murphy, of Morpeth, and the building and two racehorses…
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An inquest was held to-day by the district coroner into the cause of the fire which totally destroyed S. Richards and Co. [?] general store and its contents. Mr. Joseph Moses, insurance…
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