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Tue 28 Feb 1888 - The Telegraph (Brisbane, Qld. : 1872 - 1947)
Page 3 - Late Telegrams.

Late Telegrams.

Intercolonial.

Hydsky. February 27.

Line 2.0.0A massive rock, of fully 12 tons in weight,
Line 2.0.1fell from a very high cutting on to tho railway
Line 2.0.2line at Glenbrook, near tho first Zig-zag, on
Line 2.0.3Snturaay, and blocked tho traflic for a con
Line 2.0.4sidcrablo timo. Had the rook fallen two hours
Line 2.0.5Fix this textpreviously the mail train coming down tho
Line 2.0.6mountains must havo dashed iuto it.

Line 3.0.0?mo xannaaice nan armed m L'ort .) ackson
Line 3.0.1from Hongkong, and has been eniarautined in
Line 3.0.2consequence of an outbreak of smallpox on
Line 3.0.3board.
Line 3.0.4Tho Bov. J. Jones denies that he has in any
Line 3.0.5way whatever suggested tho anuoxation of tho
Line 3.0.6Loyalty Group to Australia, but ho assorts ho
Line 3.0.7strictly confined himself to missionary work,
Line 3.0.8aud never interfered in political matters.
Line 3.0.9A tablet has been erected in St. Andrew's
Line 3.0.10Cathedral, in memory of the members of the
Line 3.0.11New South Wales field battery who died dur
Line 3.0.12ing the Soudan expedition, and was unveiled
Line 3.0.13yesterday afternoon, nt a special military
Line 3.0.14seivice, attended by tho metropolitan district
Line 3.0.15forces, and a largo civilian congregation. Tlio
Line 3.0.16Primate preached an eloquent aud impressive
Line 3.0.17sermon appropriate to tho occasion.
Line 3.0.18Tho cricket match b otweon tho Goulburn
Line 3.0.19twenty-two and Vornon's eleven was drawn
Line 3.0.20on Saturday in favour of tho local team.
Line 3.0.21Tho scores woro : Englishmen, 31 and 157 ;
Line 3.0.22local team, first innings, 124.
Line 3.0.23Meldotjune, February 27.
Line 3.0.24Yesterday morning a man named John
Line 3.0.25Hyrons, said to bo a clerk, aired £8 years, was
Line 3.0.26admitted to tho Alfred Hospital, suffering
Line 3.0.27from injuries received in a prize fight with a
Line 3.0.28man named Matthew Evan?. Tho patient died
Line 3.0.29at 20 minutes past :!.
Line 3.0.30Walter Walker, a draper at Dalian, Victoria,
Line 3.0.31fell from a woodcart he was unloading and
Line 3.0.32broko his neck. Ho had tied tho reins round
Line 3.0.33his waist to keep tbo horse steady, and when ho
Line 3.0.34fell tho horso started oil and dragged the body
Line 3.0.35a considerable distance.
Line 3.0.36Mrs. Oummings, the woman who was out
Line 3.0.37raged on board the IMery Cross, died yesterday.
Line 3.0.38Muir, Uoyd, and Bark, the first and second
Line 3.0.39mates and the carpenter respectively of tho
Line 3.0.40Fiery Cross, were brought baforo the South
Line 3.0.41Melbourne Court on Saturday and remanded.
Line 3.0.42A woman named M'Pherson, 70 years of
Line 3.0.43age, has been arrested at Korong Vale and
Line 3.0.44remanded to Sandhurst on a chargo of luiuoy.
Line 3.0.45She endeavoured to wreck a train by placing
Line 3.0.46logs across the rails. These fortunately were
Line 3.0.47discovered in time.
Line 3.0.48Business was fairly brisk in hatting
Line 3.0.49circles on Saturday night. Spado GuiuuTi
Line 3.0.50was backed at 1,000 to !)0 and 1,000 to
Line 3.0.51?10 for the Newmarket Handicap, and 2,000 to
Line 3.0.52100 wont down on My Lord, whilst 1,001) to 70
Line 3.0.53was taken by Yellow Jacket. A wagor of
Line 3.0.541,000 to 35 was siooeptcd about Aome, and
Line 3.0.551,000 to -10 about Paknlm, whilst 1,000 to 30
Line 3.0.56was booked about Forsaken, all tho money at
Line 3.0.57that prico being taken. 1,000 to 10 was th-ju
Line 3.0.58the bust oiler ; 1,000 to SO was the best pri-jo
Line 3.0.59?nhich was offered on the field nt Ilia close of
Line 3.0.60business. A couple of wagers at 500 to 35
Line 3.0.61went down on Cniubrook and Mozart. Chicago
Line 3.0.62was friendless at 1,000 to 70, as also
Line 3.0.63was Muster John mid St. Odillo at 1,000 to
Line 3.0.6480. Victim 'was baoked to win 1,000 at 100
Line 3.0.65to 3. 40 to 1 was wanted about Charmer to
Line 3.0.66£1,000, but 1,000 to 30 was tho most liberal
Line 3.0.67offer, that rate of odds boing taken twieo about
Line 3.0.68PomoHa. Tho Australian Cup was com
Line 3.0.69pnratively quiet, though there wera backers of
Line 3.0.70Moorhouse at 11 lo 'with 1,000 lo 200 on offer.
Line 3.0.71Enfilade had supporters in foreu at 8 to 1
Line 3.0.72wanted. Tho samo prico wan on blfer against
Line 3.0.73Onkleigh, with takers at 10 to 1. Aiistralhn
Line 3.0.74Peer provided some business at 8 to 1.
Line 3.0.75Adklaiuk, February 27.
Line 3.0.76? Tho Government 's still conferring with tho
Line 3.0.77Government Resident at Port Darwin as to
Line 3.0.78tho moans to adopt respecting tlio threatened
Line 3.0.79Chinese invasion. Tho matter will probably
Line 3.0.80bo Eettled during the coming weok. Tho
Line 3.0.81Premier expresses confidence that a oheok will
Line 3.0.82be put upou the incoming of tho celestials.
Line 3.0.83The Government is considering tho ad
Line 3.0.84visability of establishing an Agricultiir.il
Line 3.0.85Bureau and tho Board of Management will
Line 3.0.86prolably consist of sevoral members of Parlia
Line 3.0.87ment and others.

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