Last Night's Cables.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5952, 3 October 1890, Page 2

Last Night's Cables.

[per pebss association.—oopvmon-r. 1

«• t. . , London, October 1. Sir Thomas John ]. .ake, Baronet, has been arrested on a chargo of decoyins. a gentleman named Edward Gibson into a cellar ot an empty mansion. It is alleged that while there he obtained from Gibson tlie key of tho hitter's looker at St George's Club, and removed therefrom aud destroyed a number of letters written to Gibson by his mistress, and also a number of her photographs. Feake is also charged with fora--log tho name of Gibson to a telegram. A young woman named Gertrude Croun who it is thought has relations at, VVangaratta, Victoria, has committed .uioide at Hereford. Sho labored under what is' alleged to havo Ken a hysterical delusion that she had been seduced on tho vn-__r, ' from Australia to Engluud. ""_»_*> It has been decided to utilise tho B__ un »_ torpedo for tho defence of Plymouth. President Harrison has s ig. llod th _ Taf . ff

The Equitable Fir. Insurance Compauy buys tbo American bus nes_ „_ <• o P _; British and National m^h_^L, v b ° nth panics of New Zealand, .n t*Z T °T; to the sellers. '° n terms iavorable The Emperor of Germany received an ovation ou his arrival at Vienna. , death, from cholera ia Spain last

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