Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-22
7TTS OF AUSTRALASIA
A.. ss.oOo,oOo in Gold Shipped to Eng
wv land Each Month
TERRIBLE TALE OF A SHIPwREcKEO CREW


,--.rcisco. oct. 2t.-The follow
cd" a,tces we're received today per
ins III ,,,In Alameda. which arrived
s.on sydney. via Honolulu this morn
Ing ,oo,aea that members OF
- zealand military contingent
ue ,.s,ted England in connection
Whv Ava iubilee celebrations shall be
E n'aod to permanently retain thelr
p"v ns and accoutrements'
-. are rumors Of strained rela-
N the New Zealand cabinet be-
uO"s tho premier and the minister FOR
wv" If Is stated that the latter in
,a ,,,s on Mr.. Ward being reinstated as
r,er,ber Of the ministry.
Mo- Colonial Sugar company is urs-
- the New Zealand government 70
i.,, a special duty OF TWO pouiius i'ei
. leNE a. excess of that already I'M
, ys upon beet sugar impor'eu INV
The colony. -. tho Row NJ L.
n II W.T. canon of st. Louis,
n sVhhe All brisbane. will be consecriV-
4 Va'hhiShnn Of New Guinea in 81. An
Ga Cathedral, Sydney, on the SUN
h ~ November. ,,.,ra II NJ Q
orlando. at which ii. =. nlte' "''s ~, :,
Ul'',ug master of the Lizard was
Il am P5' With embezzlement. was con-
NIs5 nm September 18th. The court
nut Tho prisoner guilty on All
H l.un li,, and sentenced him to eighteen
ehIiSs hard labor, at the end OF thai
II nlH'I' 60 he dismissed from the SER
'' y, the month of July, gold to me
,5lue OF l,6il.61 pounds was shipPsu
"a England from Austfalasiu' ilNN
,ntsi of 1856, 1886 pounds TOT the
,,onths. as compared with y
II sn,yi1l Wounds and 3,046,l14 pounds ~
"! .'i rorresponding period of 1879 aho
Wy tgrertiyely, OF silver the eN-
Iy Az the seven months amounted
40 .eO pounds as against fS'Su'
.ortds and ASA pounds in the NIX,
lime In the two preceding years, ~
liver ore the value OF the sew
months exports from Austi 80 ,,a,,,,d.
| .nGo5 pounds. against fll'2lS pou''u'
T. is9e. and ], 123, $40 pounds In 1870
"p,6 N the sharpest shocks Oh
..r,bouake that has visited Welllns-
& g6r many years occurred on tht
"" Of Septembr 2lst. Glasses
4 sr6 chairs were upset and tables
S,nted. All the clocks In the chlSl
postotIice stopped. SeNeral PtIPii,
we're scared and fed from theil
| houses. severe shock was also ieI
at TnuranEa. Shocks have been IRE
snent for days previously at .Taupo'
on September 18th the yacht Heno,
Ria while cruising of Noosa, neal
prsbanp, capszed in a squall and nv
Il her six occupants lost their lives AT
Ter drifting about in the wrecked boa
for some days, The survivor, Ar
thur Kimber. finally reached the shor'
ON the following Sunday, alnos
crazy. Two Of the party, Fred claw
ron and his little son Harris, died dur
lng the first night and another dec
in Klmber's arms next day, while
fourth jumped overheard in dellriun
and was drowned. Late on THURSDAY
evening william Clawson, heartbrokei
at the loss Of his mother and nephew
died with his head on Kimber's shout
der. and after casting the dead bodie
overheard, being unable to bear th'
sight Of them Kimber lay at the bot
tom Of the boat to die. She drifted II
laguna bay and grounded, however
Just as he had given up all hope o
being rescued, and almost dead he Ia,
upon the beach until picked up