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Newspaper
Hamilton Spectator
Location
Hamilton, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 12, 1892
Page
3
An organized group of armed anarchists attacked Gere in Turin province yesterday evening. Police and military were sent to stop the assault. the attackers were repulsed after a short clash, with several killed and wounded. Thirty law- breakers were captured. The report notes the event from London dated January 1.
In Newthorn several wing motasts pass through the focal bum without detection by teller Fred Wilont. A baker from Brothen drowned at Lake Toolong while duck-shouting. VEO committee votes to notify jockeys trainers and bookmakers of potential revocation of access to megatraction if involved in horse racing. Grain market shows fair wheat activity with various market quotes and prices for oats maize and barley.
Special reports describe famine in Russia as winter worsens the plight of peasants. An agent’s visit records starvation, extreme poverty, and use of homes as fuel, with filth and deprivation in the countryside. Peasants harbor bitter anger toward landowners over relief funds.
The Commissioner of Customs says Gonstabie O Shannesay reached the Templar wreck and found the dead body of a crew member lashed to the mast. The captain and second seater are presumed drowned while attempting to reach shore.
Stecar Wie reports at Melbourne wool sale day after Christmas break. Prices held near prior levels with greasy wool and greasy samples drawing bids. Western District greasies realized strong interest and a sale of about 2000 bales was expected from M Donald and partners.
Court heard charges of larceny involving a ring and a brooch allegedly taken from Emuy Jupith in Hamilton. Witnesses testified of visits to Mrs Butcher and Eva Smith, with suspects Ryan Younger and Charles Younger linked to the rooms and subsequent possession of the jewelry.
Cairo reports the funeral drew a huge crowd with an estimated 200,000 spectators lining Serosgh Street. The death due to illness spurred a medical inquiry into local practices, amid concerns over morphine injections used in treating disease. Prince Abbes Bey, his successor, studied in Jenne and is described as clever with a sane temperament.
In a two day intercity clash Lord Sheffield’s team (14 players) vs South Melbourne (16 players) ended in a draw amid flint weather and small attendance. Scorers listed include Eronaep and Mains, while NSW versus South Australia saw rain interrupt play and a total of 190 with Giffen not out, and Batold’s steady batting highlighted Coleraine and Hamilton’s return engagement featuring Bartold, Reynolds and Butterill in a probing pitch contest.
Ten cricketers from Milltown Cricket Club visited Brantholme railway club. Brantholme won by 170 runs in a lively match. Captain J Price led Milltown. W M'Guiness led Brantholme. umpires were Mozers, Price, Milltown, and Bouch Brearholme. A return game is planned next week with Boathernera likely aiming to reverse the result.
Play ended at 6.90 with Hma not permitting Ginah the match by both innings. A pleasant game with a minor dispute over umpiring by Mr. Grown. Umpire Mr. W Rast praised for firm calls. Rat scored 60 in the first innings, H F de Little 19, others under 10. Second innings 4 runs, Ratert een 32, F Fairbairn not out, Warreambowl 52 first innings and 39 second innings for 5 wickets.
On Saturday Moralla cricketers failed to chase Dunkeld's total, bowled out for 33 runs short. Scorers for Moralla included Scott and Rogers with Mann taking the best bowling figures. Luncheon followed on the ground. a Hamilton Grange Burn match is planned for tomorrow afternoon at Hamilton ground with listed players and emergencies.
Minnie Butler eldest daughter of George Butler of Seakey Crook was severely burnt today when her clothing caught fire while facing the blaze. Doctors fear she may not recover. Also noted, Mrs Stocks a former storekeeper and longtime invalid died today in Macarthur.
Boonen Hill reports cold southeasterly winds and dust for twenty four hours. The Pro mine fells to maintain water supply while other plant parts are shut down. Worts shot down and water from South Australia has been scarce with 45,000 gallons for tomorrow and 200 gallons later. drought casts doubt on rain.
Moroit borough council meets and abandons a £3000 loan plan for kerb and channel works citing high interest. Valuation up £16,180, rate set at 1s 3d in the pound with a £170 credit after expenditures. Waterworks Trust reports completion of water supply reticulation and praises Engineer John Huntly. Recognition includes £20 to Huntly for early loan prep work. Weather is warm and harvest operations proceed.
Reports from a Homestead League gathering note Hughes of Casterton was asked to speak. The letter covers local agriculture with healthy wheat, caterpillar pest concerns, Merino flour mill delays, bakers buying cheaper manufactured flour, and a social event planned for Thursday evening. Mechanics Institute progresses with proposed rules and bye laws by a sub committee for the next annual meeting.
The Hamilton Juvenile Exhibition nears closing after a two month run with eight concerts. Tonight features a first class vocal and instrumental program led by committee president Mr. D Lavdian, with final viewings advertised by the hon secretary. Moynan’s lantern slides and a mandolin performance by Mr Boilewn highlight an evening of varied entertainment.
In Brasxholme yesterday a gun accident injured Francie Gough of the town, left hand damaged by a cartridge burst. The deceased, elderly Mrs. M’Callum, is mourned by Barwinges station. a burial incident followed a horse panic. The Standard notes Trades Council liabilities at £45,299 04 11. Public health note warns against a health beverage scam linked to Wolfe’s Schweppe.
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