THE DEEMING SENSATION
Bv Electric Telegraph. -Copyright. (PRESS ASSOCIATION.) London, M*y 23. The English paper? contain long cabled reports of the execution of Deeming. Melbourne, May 24. A request has been received from the Under-Secretaiy of State for Great Britain that Mrs Deeming’s effects may be sent to her mother, Mrs Mather. Deeming, however, by hia will claims everything, and the Chief Secretary finds himself unable to comply with tho request until he has enquired into the legal aspect of the question. In a letter to the Gaol Chaplain, Deeming expressed his penitence for the Windsor murder, bub denied complicity in the Rainhill tragedy. So far, none cf the papers left by the murderer have been published, but It is believed they contain an admission of the Windsor crime.
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1056, 26 May 1892, Page 23
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129THE DEEMING SENSATION New Zealand Mail, Issue 1056, 26 May 1892, Page 23
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