MURDEROUS ATTACKS
A GLEN INNES TRAGEDY. ATTEMPTED MURDER IN QUEENSLAND. By Tologtaph —Praia Association—Copyright Reoeivod 11,4 p.ra., March 24, Sydney, March 24. Tho body of William McAullay, a well-to-do minor, hns been found in the bush near Glen Innes with tho hoed battered in. Ho grasped a stick in ono band and a stone in tho o'hor, as if ho died d, fending
liiaisolf. Thero is no oluo to the murderor. Deoeasod loft home somo days ago in search of horses.
Brisbane, March 24.
A man nnmod Munday was stuck up on the Toowong road and shot, a bullet passing through the arm into the abdomon. The robbor, hearing assistance coming, decamped. Subsequently, an old man named Wharton was arrested, the arresting constable foiling him as he was drawing a loaded rovolver.
Munday, who is in the hospital in a serious condition, identified Wharton as his assailant.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1413, 25 March 1905, Page 2
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