Melbourne, Nov. 1.
Forty trad teached tone wharf-side volunteers." who were boarding a train at Flinders Street station for Port Melbourne this morning, Seven of the volun-feers were flung from the train on to the line while the others. were thrown to the ground, kicked, and pushed from the platform. The fight continued during the journey ant was carried on the platform When the train arrived at Port Methourne Hundreds of stevedores to-day tacked other volunteers working the dock. They. threw one into the sea. A. volunteer driving a Torry was hit by a stone and badly 'The Rt, Hon, J. R. Clynes, Deuty Chairman' of the Parliamentary Labour Party, expressed the opinion that there is no mistaking the significance of the results, following the victories won by" the Labour Party in nearly all the industrial centres in recent Parliamentary elections The Rt. Hon.
H, Thomas said the results was the inevitable forerunner of the determination of Labour to govern—Reuter.
London, Nov. 2. The Intest returns for the muni-
Jeipal elections in the provinces are' a8 follows:—
Gains Losses Labour 32639 Liberals Conservatives 1% 6 Independents 10 4
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