Brief Mention

Waipawa Mail, Volume XVIII, Issue 2980, 7 October 1893, Page 2

Brief Mention

It is reported that Princess Mand of Wales is betrothed to the Czarewitch.

Ths German sailor Stenzel; who stabbed another in a row, at Sydney has been found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to four years’ imprisonment.

The Americans are sending coal from Philadelphia to England.

The betting abont the America Cap is 50 to 4 on Vigilant.

The Yorkshire Miners’ Society have spent the whole of their accumulated fund of £160,000.

Three of the men aocneed of stealing jold from the Mount Morgan mine have >een committed for trial. It is rumored that the police are in possession of thirty including that of a person in a high position whose arrest is expected hourly.

The Greta miners have submitted a motion to thq district committee concerning the ooal owners’ determination to terminate the agreement at the end of the year. They suggest that it should be terminated at once, and any means adopted to bring back trade.

Mr Tom M.inn, the labor leader, will shortly be or lamed a deacon of th. Anglican Church.

9he Newcastle N.8.W.. en.l threaten to strike owing to the rrdumion *? W8 ®; B threepence per boar ShoulH the difficnliy arise men will be procured from Melbourne. ” ecu red

Prince Augustus of Saxe-Onhn. grandson of Don Pedro * Brazil, has sailed for Br«?l ° f have been some scennn Charob Congress. Father IgnaiiSl cased th. Bishop of Worcester the preTT dent, of falsehood, at which ther e P was great uproar. waß

laJt nVhtflf Py “° n L h So P reme Coon h« a; he J “ ry ,n ,hB CBB ® of Wallatb the highwayman, after abont two boon lad’r™ 1 brou K ht in a verdict of gniltv “ d h ® waß sentenced to eight year® hart on*!. h^ r | Bh h° Ung With '“‘’’O' ‘o d ° grevi. ous bodily harm and to three year? impnsonment for demanding money under arms, tbe sentences to run concurrently.