A Fearful Flood. Pittsburgh, July 27
A MOST destructive storm swept over this city last night. The rain poured through the streets from the neighbouring hills, and the Union Depot was inundated with water from three to…
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Dreadful Flood in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh, July 27.—A moat destructive storm swept over this city taut night. The rain poured through the streets from the neighbouring hills, and the Union Depot to inundated with water from three…
Continued on Trove, page 308 →The Heavy Gale, Yesterday
YESTERDAY one of the heaviest westerly gales ever experienced within the recollection of even the oldest inhabitant, blow the whole day. The wind rose with the sun and increasod in intensity…
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This district was on Sunday and Monday last visited with one of those periodical sales which year after year cause so much damage and inconvenience to the settlers. The wind in this instance—a westerly gale, commenced on Sunday…
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Water has produced as many calamities as fire Terrible loss of life and property was caused by floods in Pennsylvania. Upwards of 200 perrons have perished. The neighbourhood of Pittsburgh…
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On the afternoon of July 11, a heavy thunderstorm, which had raged earlier hi the day over Surrey broke over London, especially in the northern districts. At Edmonton and Tottenham…
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On the afternoon of July 11, a heavy thunderstorm, which had raged earlier in the day over Surrey, broke over London, esprcially in the northesstern districts. At Edmonton and Tottenfiam…
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Water has produced as many calamities as fire Terrible loss of life and property was caused by floods in Pennsylvania. Upwards of 200 persons have perished. The neighbourhood of Pittsburgh…
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On the afternoon of July 11, a heavy thunderstorm, winch had raged earlier in the day over Surrey, broke over London, especially in the northeastern districts. At Edmonton and Tottenham,…
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Water has produced as many calamities as fire Terrible loss of life and property was caused by floods in Pennsylvania. Upwards or 200 persons have perished. The neighbourhood of Pittsburgh…
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"The only son of his mother and she was a widow." MARTIN RAY and his mother lived in a lonely cottage on Blackstone Flat. So lonely, indeed, was this cottage that many days often passed without a stranger being seen in…
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OUR engraving, The Last of the Storm, is from a picture painted by Miss H. L. Benbow, an artist of considerable promise. The subject is an unusual one for a lady, and perhaps on that account, more than for its intrinsic merits,…
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Continued on Trove, page 8 →Telegrams This Day. Boy Killed by Lightning. Awfully Sudden Death. Fatal Case of Snake-bite. War Between China Axd Japan Aided. Settlement of the Formosa Difficulty. Bismarck's Nephew in Melbourne. Oriental Bank of London Dividend. Heavy Rain in Melbourne, and Damage to Railway Line. Progress of the Public School League. &c., &c., &c. COOMA. Monday, 4.20 p.m
The case against Mr. Emanuel Jonas, charged with making a false declaration as to residence on his free selection, was heard to-day and dismissed. The Judge decided that the prosecution would…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Melbourne Markets. the Melbourne Press on the Cession of Fiji. the Ship Udstone, for Calcutta, in a Cyclone—large Number of Horses Lost. Latest Racing Intelligence. Progress of the Public School League. a Sailor Killed by a Coal Train
[A portion of the following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday.] NEWCASTLE. Wednesday, 2 p.m…
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THE thunderstorms which have visited Sydney during the last few days appear to have been general through the colony, and in several places the lightning has been very severe, in…
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THE thunderstorms which have visited Sydney during the last few days appear to have been general through the colony, and in several places the lightning has been very severe, in…
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A correspondent of the Braidwood Dispatch, writing from Areluen, states that the Horse Jockey Inn at Burketown, Araluon West, has been swept away by the heavy rains of last week. He says: The raid did…
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WE copy the following from a contribution to tho literature of last week:— THE IRISH ELECTORS AND FREEDOM OF ELECTIONS…
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