THE CAIN TRAGEDY. (FROM STAR SPECIAL REPORTER.)

Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 183, 18 December 1886, Page 10

THE CAIN TRAGEDY. (FROM S TAR SPECIAL REPORTER.)

Cjirimvhlkch, December 9. Tin clmrfre ag->in=<t Tho?. Hall of being Ihn m-Tdorer of the lato Captain Cain h to be piuccßtlcd with to rnoiro\v, Six witnesses aio *o bo examined, viz, Mrs Nov. ton, Me-srti Cardner, Wilson, FulforJ, FiiiPor, finti J-io?kins, The wx'vrmnfition ot al» tl.ese '..uau-Jsoy, it in expected, will bs comiluded in one day, ana tho Crown Prosecutor will tbon ,-,-k for a leather remand po ab uo take ino coTt.sideration tho advipubleuc^s i.f cal'iui, one or both of tho profetsora vJ>n, with Dr. licipf, nraljsed a portion ol t.io ro miin' 0^ the Irvte C«.puin Oaui. If Uy Crown aecide not to call either, duo n n ;; C q vi|l be civen to tho legal i;onr seoion acting for the dofenco, po that ii they think the evidence of tho an ilvc t a is necei-bary for the defence tlsey can v"cv "c subpoined by him. This remand will tnko the case over the Suprorzie Couib SU'ings at Tiraaru, as thuy will begin nexs Tucid.iy. 3v( trtadir;£> Mrs Newton, v/ho carno up fr.)tn Miuedin by the afternoon express, ib is undoratood that she will be able to give import >nt infonxiati'-n supplying needed links in the evidence. if H/'U is committod for trial the Crown will not objecti to h»s being tiied in Duneairi, when Mr B. C Hayyett will proseculo.