CRIMES AND OFFENCES
SCIENTIFIC MURDER. Press Association—By Tel.—CJopyriglvb. Received 5.5 p.m.,, Feb. 6th. ST. PETERSBURG, F«b. 4. Evidence at the trial showed that Pantchcnko purchased diptheric toxin, for alleged experiments. Patchenko lias withdrawn his confession, alleging that the examining magistrate's promises induced hire to make it. . MARRIAGE AS A TRADE. VIENNA, Fob. 4. David' Koohmel has been tried at Cracow on charges of polygamy. Ho established a school to team beggars, and found women tho cleverest. Kochmel married twenty women in different towns in order to secure their savings. AN EAST PREY. NEW YORK, Feb. 4.
Tho bodies of three Chinese, victims of a murderous band of Mexican smugglers, were found in a deep gully near Nagales, Arizona. Surviving Chinamen swore that tho smugglors agreed to guide fivo Chinaman across the desert into the United States, but they shot and robbed them instead.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14361, 6 February 1911, Page 5
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