Great Storms in Europe
LONDON, May 19.-Storms which, have swept over Austria, and the south of Germany have caused immense damage to the bridges and railways. There has also been great loss of life…
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Severe Storms in Europe. Great Loss of Life and Immense Damage. [By Cable.] (From Our Correspondent.) London, May 19
Storms which have swept over Austria and the South of Germany have caused immense damage to the bridges and railways. There has also been great loss of…
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LONDON, May 20.-Disastrous floods have taken place throughout Austria and South Germany. (FROM THE MELBOURNE "TELEGRAPH.") LONDON, May 19.-A fearfully violent storm is…
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LONDON, Monday.--Floods of a most disastrous character have taken place in Austria and South Germany. An euormous amount of damage has been done…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The Coroner's inquest on the bodies of the men O'Connor and Dennis, who were drowned in the Frauds Ormond mine, Maldon, on New Year's Day, which opened a…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.-The inquest on the bodies of the men O'Connor and Dennis, who were drowned in the Francis Ormond mine, Maldon, on New Year's Day, which opened a few…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.-News from Numurkah states that great floods are reported to be coining down the Boosey, Broken, and Bola Creeks, as the result of the heavy rains which fell between…
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A telegram from Nurmurkah states that immense floods are reported to be coming down the Boosey, Broken, and Boala Creeks, as the result of the heavy rains which fell between Sunday and Tuesday last…
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LONDON, May 24.-A great storm has visited the coast of Newfoundland. Two French fishing vessels have been lost. In all, 175 persons have been drowned…
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A terribly disastrous gale is reported from the coast of Newfoundland. Great damage has been done to shipping along the coast. A number of fishing vessels…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.-The floods in the Numukah continue to increase. Bala Creek has risen about 9in since Friday morning, and it is slowly rising. The creek is now several inches…
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The floods at Numerkah continue to increase. Bala Creek, at Numerkah, has risen about 9in. since the morning, and is slowly rising. It is several inches over the highest point over recorded…
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MELBOURNE, Friday. -- The heavy rains which have fallen recently in Numurkah and district have caused the creeks to overflow and a great portion of the district is inundated. In many…
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The strong squalls of wind have also done some damage. A plate glass window in the shop of Mr. Scrader, tailor, carrying on business at the corner of Redfern and Castlereagh streets…
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A correspondent sends the following: The rain storm of the last few days reached its height at about half-past 10 on Sunday morning, when all the eastern suburbs were visited by an extended…
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NEWCASTLE, Sunday.--The rain, which commenced to fall on Thursday night, continued at intervals with different degrees of violence and culminated last night in a heavy storm. Very…
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For the last three days and nights there has been a steady downpour of rain. Those who read this will probably be inclined to remark that "Queen Anne is dead;" but, although everyone…
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Business paralysed, streets swimming, flats flooded, householders houseless, Chinamen's gardens swept away, the unemployed much more unemployed, everybody saying…
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At latest advices from Windsor the Hawkesbury was rising rapidly, at the rate of 14in an hour, and considerable anxiety has been occasioned…
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MEN and nations must bow before the decrees of nature. The terrible calamity which has befallen the German and American warships at Samoa (says the…
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