Cable Brevities

Feilding Star, 13 June 1893, Page 3

Cable Brevities

+. Before Lord Onslow's Commisfiion of Inquiry into the marking of colonial mutton, (be Inspector of Army Nations gave evidence that the New Zealand mutton used throughout the year was better than the River Plate mutton. He said he preferred refrigerated beef to frozen. The safety of one of H.M. battleships, the Hood, 14 guns, is imperilled through the scamped rivetting of keel plates, the vessel leaking badly. A Dundee whaler reports having discovered land in 65 south and 68 west. It is stated that 200 persons were buried in the ruins of the Pension Department, Washington, and 800 were in the building when it collapsed, but portions of the floors remained intact, thus enabling many to escape, while others jumped from the windows. Archer, a groom, has been sentenced to death on the charge of murdering Miss Harrison, in Sydney. This murder caused a great sensation in Sydney some time ago, when deceased, who resided in the same house with Archer and his wife, was found dead in bed, having apparently been outraged and strangled. A branch of the Australian Joint Stock Bank at Cargo, near Orange, was broken into by three masked men. The manager was stunned, and one of the men kept guard against surprise whilst the others forced open the safe. The robbers got away with notes and gold of the value of £1000. Sis inches of rain has fallen in 24 hours, and floods are anticipated in Ipswich, Brisbane.

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