GENERAL CABLEGRAMS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1914, 24 November 1913, Page 5

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS.

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ROBBED BY A MASKED MAX.' Sydney, November 22. Two employees of the 00-operalivfl Socioty who were driving into Broken Hill were bailed tip by a. masked .man and threatened with a revolver, They - handed ovter £7& o'f Oka sopioijr'G' 'audi: \ their ow umow.ys. Tho robber mounted a bicyelo and esSaped.. THE PERTH MURDERS. Perth, November 22. Odgers, tho man who shot Mrs. Molyneaux in Oe.tober last, and who is now sii'spcctcd of tho murder of fl, man named Wjlliams, whose body was found in a ' shallow gravo a. fow days ago, denies all knowledge of Williams's death.. jlo denies that lie was, as alleged, ever in AVxllianis's employ, or that ho sold this dead man's iiorso, oart ( and ttfto;,-These, lift says, wero givon hjni to sell hv an ■ otlipr sntui. . ' SYDNEY SAILINGS, (Roe. November 23, .0.20 a.ni.) Sydney, November 22. The latest announcement is that tiio. Manuka \\ ill sail at an early date. It is understood that arrangements arc being mado io secure a crow. Tho seamen are iiiooiised at what they term the shuffling of tho Newcastle coal trimmers. They declare that the trimmers, woo are ■ casuals, are not hampered by such procedure as 21 hours' notice, and could, havo dccliflfed to handle coal for the IVi■minioii vessels with greater easts than the seamen could leave .them. There are rumours of further developments.