GREVY'S GUILT.
SERIOUS ACCUSATION
THE MISSING LETTERS.
THE EX-PRESIDENT IMPLICATED/
DESTROYING THE PROOFS.
CORRUPTION IN HIGH PLACES.
[BT ELECTRIC) TELHQBAPH, —copyright.] [PRESS ASSOCIATION. ■London, December 15. The Paris correspondent of the London Times asserts that M. Grevy burnt the originals of M. Wilson's letters to Madame Limousin (who was an accomplice of General Oaffarel's in the sale of military decorations), because the letters implicated himself, and that he afterwards induced M. Wilson to write other letters of a less damaging character.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8928, 17 December 1887, Page 5
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