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[Special to Pbess Association.] LONDON, Sept. 3. At the inquest upon the death of Lieutenant Hamborougb, it was elicited that Monson (not Maston) was formerly a bankrupt army tutor who failed for £56,000, while his assets were only .£4OOO. WASHINGTON; Sspt, 4. I The police surprised Dalton's band i of outlaws at a hotel m Guthrie, Kentucky, and a fight ensued lasting an hour. Eventually all the outlaws were killed, except one, who was captured. Five police and civiliaus were wounded. _______________
MELBOURNE, Sept. 4. The Treasurer estimates that with the reduction in subsidies to municipalities, and the primage duty, the revenue will just about balance the expenditure 5 but, as it ia intended to reduce the deficit, further taxation will be necessary.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4741, 5 September 1893, Page 3
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