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This Afternoon. DEATH OF~GARIBALDIRome, 3rd. -r The death of General Garibaldi, at the age of 75 years, is reported from Caprera. Fatal Accidents. Sydney, this day.—Two fatal accidents occurred on Saturday. A man was killed on the Botany Bay tramway line, and two men were drowned by the capsizing of a boat in the harbor. ■ Australian Cricket VictoryLondon, 3rd.—The cricket match Australians Y. Lancashire was resumed at Manchester to-day. There was a largo attendance, and the greatest interest was taken in the match. The weather was showery, and the wicket keeping was consequently not -so lively as yesterday. Lancashire men resumed their second innings with 7 wickets down for and the remainder fell for 66, making a total of 269 ; leaving - the Australians 129 runs to get to win. These' they'obtained for the loss of 6 wickets, and, the Australians thus scored a victory by 4 wickets. The bowling of Englishmen was dead, on the wicket, and their fielding was excellent. >ln their second innings Barlow made the top score with 67.
Racing in France. Paris, 4th.—Race for the Grand Prix to-day resulted as follows: Bruce 1, Fenelon 2, Alhambra 3. Produce and Wool London, 3rd.—Off coast cargoes of Adelaide wheat are being purchased for the Continent at 50s at 50s 6d. No changes to report in money or colonial produce. , _ . Wool market continues firm. 11,100 bales were offered at to-day’s sale. Turkey and Egypt , Constantinople, 3rd.—Dervish; Pasbaj one of the prominent Turkish Generals, will shortly proceed to Egypt; i GREAT LABOR STRIKE New York, June 3rd—There are now in all fully two hundred thousand .ironworkers on strike, in the United States. ' Politics in Victoria Melbourne, this day.—The' Treasurer’s recent Budget Statement,; is receiving much unfavorable criticism, especially in regard to the proposed remission of taxation. The Argus urges Sir Bryan O’Loghlen to partially abandon his proposal. ' :
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Patea Mail, 5 June 1882, Page 3
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