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LATE CABLES.
(By Electric Telegraph— Copyiight.) {Per United Prc3s Association.) Pusii, Jlaidi 7. News hat been ltcei-.od that Captiin Dri) fus attempted suicide 111 pi r.ou A duel, arranged between Colonel Pic<iuait and M. llen.y as tbe lesultof a scene in the Zola trial, en'lcd in M. Henry being wounded. (Received Mavch 8, at 0.50 a.m.) Sviim v, March S. The police have leccivcd information that the abscondeis Leo and Elliott arc not aboard the Aorangi which has arrived at Vancouver. It is supposed they left at Honolulu, malting their way to one of tho South American Republics. Kudoomifc, March 8. Two minors have been sent to piison for infiinging the new alluvial mining regulation. Some hundreds of their nates surrounding the iail«ay cauiage vveie only prevented from forcibly rescuing the pdsoners by firmness. The leaders afterwards hanged Mr Wintennoom, Minister of Mines, in effigy from a telegraph pole. At a meeting it was decided to ignoie the regulations and continue work. Feeling runs very high throughout the mini'ig distiicts.
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9382, 8 March 1898, Page 3
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