THE HOUNDSDITCH BURGLARY.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10646, 21 December 1910, Page 3

THE HOUNDSDITCH BURGLARY.

[Bt Electhio Telegraph—Copvkioht.]

(Per Pbess Association.) Received December 20, at 9.45 p.m. London, December 20. Tho identity of the Houndsditch assassins is established. They are all Russians. Ono constable had appalling woundß in the dorsal region' of tho ribs an' in tho thighs. Thirty armed detectives nro searching eastern London. Dr Bernstein, in an autopsy of Goldstein, statos that tho bullet in his body is similar to that extracted from a policeman. Goldstoin was a Luthanian. and woro Russian-mado clothes, and had probably been in England only a few weeks. Ho must have belonged to a band of terrorists, and not the ordinary East End ruffians. Tho inquest has opened. In tlio evidence it was stated that Goldstein told tho doctor attending him that a friend had shot him in mistake. Received December 21, at 9.45 a.m. London, December 21. Ninety detectives, mostly armed, are seeking "threo men and a woman wanted for tho Houndsditch murders. They aro watching the railway stations and tho wharves.

About 500 cartridges for a Browning pistol were found in tho house near Grove street.