FOUR MEN KILLED.
WEALTHY NEPALI RUNS AMOK. (United Press Association—Copyright.) DELHI, April 10. Four men were killed and two were seriously injured by a wealthy Nepali merchant who, incensed by passengers entering his compartment, ran amok with a rifle at Maihar station, 50 miles from Jubbulpore. The merchant killed two Indian policemen who were standing on the platform, and then he fired into the compartment, killing one and injuring two. He also killed his fourth man, who was standing near the engine. Tlie panic-stricken nassemrers and officials rushed for shelter. The man \vas finnil'v overpowered after a fierce struggle.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 50, Issue 154, 11 April 1930, Page 5
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