AUSTRALIAN TRAGEDIES
BROTHER ATTACKS BROTHER. ' MOTHER AND slsi'EßS POISONED. < Press Association—By Tolegraph—Copyright t BRISBANE, November 29. r (Received November 29, at 9.30 a.m.) * A terrible tragedy is reported from Dumbleton (near Mackay). Two brothers v named Tynan quarrelled, and ono attacked } the other'with a cane kuife, indicting fear- x fill injuries, including a split skull. Ho j also attacked his sister-in-law, but she c eseapcxl, though severely wounded. Wil- s liam, the injured man, was afterwards 1 found dead. His alleged assailant has been * arrested, and also another maji who was c present at the time. Both will be charged wilh murder. MELBOURNE, November 28. t In connection, with the death of Mrs j Moodie and her two grown- up daughters, who died after eating tinned tongues, an : examination of the contents of the stomach i of Mrs Moodie disclosed a large quantity of j arsenic. < The Indies of the two daughters ate to t bo exhumed. t A third daughter has been arrested oti ] a charge of murdering her mother. i
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Evening Star, Issue 14525, 29 November 1910, Page 6
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172AUSTRALIAN TRAGEDIES Evening Star, Issue 14525, 29 November 1910, Page 6
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