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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1039, 4 September 1883, Page 3

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> [bSWTKE’s TELEGRAMS—COPYRIGHT.] r-' j A Terrible Gale, v .'■m ivi: liOHDOK, Sept. 3. * < A gale of unparalelled fury raged * yesterday onthe South . Coast. Reof numerous wrecks are to hand froth Various places. The number of 1 vessels:: lost has not yet been ascertained,] but it is known to be excep- ( lionally large. 5 . ’.j.)- The Tidal Wave. , Telegrams which have been received { jberg- state. that according to some esti- j mates* 75>00q persons lost their lives * ■ , by 1 the recent tidal wave and earthquake J in Java. Railway Accident. ! ' Beklih, Sept. 2, ■An express train from the city, on ; arriving a£ fStegliz (? Strelitz) ran beyond proper, stopping place at that station, and into a crowd of; people. Forty persons were killed- or seriously injured; ' ;■ 1 Vibhna, Sept. 2, :! . ' .'The Princess Stephanie, wife of the * Prince Imperial of Austria, has given daughter. Tbs, Comte.da Ohambcrd’s Funeral. ,‘Pabis, Sept. 2. —The late Corate de Chambord having ! dfecided-in bis V?ill that his nearest relative should act as chief mourner at his funeral, Comte dc Paris declined to attend the celebration of the funeral 1 ■ ■ V J-.,.. "u «. [Received Sept. 4,1-10 p,m.] ‘ 1 ■ Vienna, Sept 3; ‘ ‘tThC funeral of the late Comte de j Chambord tppk place to-day at .Golitz, near Trieste. , None of the Orleanist •Prince4Tattended the ceremony. mi oJ. ■ The Croatian Rising. Magyar disturbances in Croatia various towns serious k ;*ioting<has taken place, and the miliV' ■ M 7 has been called out to restore w ml'. The Cholera. i • Axexandbia, Sept. 3. fFhCUbokfs 1 epidemic is now showsigns of abatement, and; ovety reason to believe that no further outbreak will occur.