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[PIB FBEB3 ASSOCIATION—'"OPTMGHT.] •MURDER THROUGH JEALOUSY. ROME,- October 5.—A supposed boy 'who shot Felice Nardiello in the streets lay sobbing on the body. When arrested it was discovered that it Was a girl in boy's clothes. She adopted the disguise to revenge herself as she heard " that Nardiello was going to marry another woman. AN ECCENTRIC CHARACTER. OTTAWA, Oct. 6.—An eccentric Frenchman, named Andrea, was found crouching outside the office of the Hon. Thomas Mcßride, Premier of British Columbia, at Victoria, and was arrested. Andrea had haunted the building for days, seeking the Premier. He has been ordered to be examined to ascertain if he is sane. THE OSBORNE JUDGMENT. Received this day at 8.55 a.m. LONDON, October 6.—Mr Barnes (Chairman of the Labor Party), speaking at Manchester, said that if the Government gave facilities for a discussion on the Osborne resolution in the Autumn session and pledge to introduce a Bill after the election he did not see why the Labor Party should not pledge themselves to act with the Government pending the •passage. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. OTTAWA, October 6. Sir Wm. iVanhorne voluntarily resigned the Chairmanship of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Pacific Railway, but remains on the Board. Sir T. Shaughnessy was re-elected President. ENGINEERS DEMAND MORE WAGES. OTTAWA. October 6.—The locomotive engineers on the Canadian Pacific, from Vancouver to Fort Wiliam demand a substantial increase in wages. A CLERGYMAN'S MARRIAGE. LONDON, October 6.—The Peterborough Consistory Court decided that Rev. Hudson, Vicar of Huttoncheny, was guilty of immorality by constracting a marriage after the Scotch fashion, while his own wife was living. COTTON STRIKE SETTLED. LONDON, October 6.—The cotton lock-out has been settled. A MUTINY; CAPE TOWN, October 6.—Transkei Kaffirs employed on the construction of a German railway at Wilhelmstad, mutinied. Troops suppressed the outbreak, killing twelve and wounding ten.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 October 1910, Page 5
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