COMMONWEALTH CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 54, 4 November 1913, Page 6

COMMONWEALTH CABLES.

|By Eekotbio. TEi.EauAi'H— Copyright] LUnixbo Prebb, AWHOCIAI'tON . j Sydney; November 2. Speaking at a meeting &i the Catholic Federation, Father O'Reilly'warmly attacked a section of the Press for its alleged neglect of Catholic claims. He declared: ' 'The fact is that Catholic voters have been got ready. Wo are thoroughly aroused, and when the time comes wo will hit hard and will not leaVe a foe standing on the battlefield."

The Catholic Federation is widely Organising with a view to the elections. The President explains that they are not seeking to bind the political opinions of anyone, but would concentrate on certain injustices which should be remedied. They were going to find who were friends and who enemies, irrespective of party.

Brisbane. November 3

Investigation of the disappearance* of a dairyman named Yessey at Selwyn resulted in the unearthing of human remains near the dairy, and the arrest of a"youth. Details are meagre. (Received 9.15 a.m.) Sydney, November 4.

The Premier of South Australia has written to Mr Wade emphatically protesting against New South Wales and

Victoria constructing storage works on the river Murray until the whole question has been submitted to a conference of State Premiers and the Commonwealth Government. Mrs Fox, has succumbed to her injuries. The other two are in a weak state. The arrested man, Frank Coavell, was remanded on a charge of murdering Mrs Fox. The wool sales have been resumed. Competition, was keen with prices at lato rates.