AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
Press Association.—Electric Telegraph,-Copyright THE FATAL DYNAMITE ACCIDENT. Perth, April 3. Two more victims of the dynamite accident in the Charlotte mine, Karlgoolie. succumbed. The names of those dead are: Mileon, Murphy, Wilson, and Wickroft, Two others who were working in the higher levels inhaled the fumes, and lie in a critic 1 condition.
CHARGES OF EMBEZZLEMENT.
Melbourne, April 4.
Robertson, who was admitted to bail on the first charge, has been re-arrested on two other charges of embezzlement of over £600 of the Colonial Mutual Insurance Company's funds. Craddock has been remanded to Sydney, MKTHODIST UNION. Melbourne, April 4. Great discontent prevails amongst Weeleyan adherents at the action of the Con. ference in rejecting Methodist Union In opposition to the expressed desire of the majority of the members, Many quarterly meetings have adopted strong protests. One added to its protest that if a unionist minister was appointed to the circuit hif stipend would be guaranteed, but if a non unionist was selected no guarantee wouM be given. THE DEED OF ASSIGNMENT CASE Adelaide, April 3. Mr. Harrold's appeal against an order to set aside a deed of assignment was dis> missed. Mr. A. L. Harrold has resigned, his seat in the Legislavive Assembly.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10408, 5 April 1897, Page 5
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