AUSTRALIAN.
o THE MOUNT RENNIE OUTRAGE. THE SMALL-POX. A CHALLENGE INTENSE HEAT. EXT RA O RIH NA R Y PIIE XOME NO N. Reuter’s Telegrams. Sydney, Monday The men hanged for the Mount Lonnie outrage were buried by their friends on Saturday last. Three fresh cases of small pox are reported—making it: all IGo eases —tit the quarantine station. Melbourne, Monday. No additional cases of small pox are reported from Sorrento. Adelaide, Monday. One death from small pox is re. ported. Another of the Preussen’s passengers is sickening. .Received Jan 10, at 10.5 p.m. Sydney, Monday Malone, sprint runner, har diallenged Hutchint, the English pedestrian who is uow in Sydney to run him a quarter of a mile race. Intense heat has prevailed throughout Riverina for the last few days and extensive bush fires are raging in the neighborhood of the j township of Toeumivale on the Murray. An unusual on the sea has been observed at various points on the coast, and as the weather is generally calm it is re- , garded as betokening some extraordinary disturbance. *
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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2056, 11 January 1887, Page 2
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