AUSTRALIAN.
By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. [reuter’b telegrams.] Received November 13th, 1 p.m. SYDNEY, November 13. It has been ascertained that the most serious case arising out of the railway accident which occurred near Bathurst on Saturday, is that of a boy named Headland, who has both thighs seriously fractured. Venosta and other members of the Turner Opera Troupe were passengers by -the train, and were amongst those injured. It is deemed a miracle that all on the train were not killed on the spot. are still at work on the Austral. It is probable that other bodies —those of several Arab firemen—who are will be recovered. An inquest on the bodies of the [purser, engineer, and three seamen, taken from the wreck yesterday, will be held to-day.
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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2683, 13 November 1882, Page 3
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