AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
By Electric Telegraph.-— Copyright (PEE PBESS ASSOCIATION). Buisbanu, May J It is understood that the Government have issued orders for the striker's camps to be dispersed immediately, and it is expected that only passive resistance will be offered to this step by the men, Sydnet, May 7. By the bursting of an ammonia cylinder at the iceworks six men we c seriously injured by noxious fumes, and one named Ciark is dying. Four horses were killed. May 8. Sir John Robertson, the well known politician, was found deal in bed through syncope. Sullivan, the New Zealander, and>.tephenson, champion jf .New Zealand, row on Monday ForjßlUO aside and also a sid<> urager of £100. This Day. A Polish selector, near Albury, has died from a spear wound inflicted by two blacks. The police are now scouring the country for the murderers, but as the latter are well armed it is expected they will offer a desperate resistance to their capture. Melboubne, This Day. The ship Joseph Scammele, has become a total wreck, but the crew reached the shore in the ship's boats. The Crai-jiburn Kes in a d mgerous position and is within two hundred yards from the breakers. Tugs were sent from Melbourne in attendance on the disabled vessel!.
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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 136, 9 May 1891, Page 2
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