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(Per Electric Telegraph — Copyright,) (Per Press Association.) (lvoooivod 12.35 p.m., May 31st.) COMMERCIAL. Sydney, May 31. Deliveries for tho week included (JOG tons of wheat from New Zealaud, and 228 tons of Hour from Victoria and South Australia. CABINET CHANGES. Mkmioukne, May 31. Mr J. Nimmo, Commissioner of Public Worts, has resigned his seat m the Cabinet. He will be sneooded by Mr D. M. Davis, who now holds a portfolio without oflice. THE DEATH PENALTY. Johu Anglin, who oti the 27th of December, after bracking his brother-in-law's arm with a bullet, fired twice at his wifo, of whom ho was absurdly jealous, and killed hor, has been sentenced to death. HOPELESSLY INSANE. Philip riaistod, a well-known organist, who murdorod his wifo by cuttiug her throat on the 10th of May, ib now hopelessly insane, and has been committed to an asylum.
THE ULAPA WEST TRAGEDY. The mother of tho young man named Fitzpatrick, who fell dead whilst fighting another nßmed Richardson at Ulapa West on Wednesday night, died from the shock her son's death caused her. At the inquest on tha body of Fitzpatrick the jury returned a verdict that death waa caused by excitement.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4554, 1 June 1889, Page 2
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198AUSTRALIAN CABLE. Timaru Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4554, 1 June 1889, Page 2
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