The coming Elections.

Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 33, 3 September 1887, Page 2

The coming Elections.

BOUGH RBUEOTQN OF A CANDI ; - ; -- ■■■•■? ~DAm '; ;i; 'V. [PEE UNITED PREBB ASSOCIATION.! -T"; 1" • " AsHB^iTONi September 3. '"■ Mr. Palmer, a cao^idate for Bangltatay was half killed T)y rougbß at Hinds last night. He had arranged -to address a meeting there, buithe lettefrapplying for the use of the schoolroom miscarried. As he could not get the use pis^» schoolroom, he stated from the . dcfcrjStep that the meeting would be poetppjled ; thereupon a number of men peltedjiim witb eggs, mud, and. tus«Qckjßainped .in water. They chased him along the road^keeping up a continuous fusilade of missiles, till. Palmar got so utterly exhausted that he was dompelled to at down and beseech the crowd that "if they wanted to kill him to do so outright.!' Among the cirowd were about a do^eor horsemen, who [who pelted Palmer so un&ercifully that he i^ajß compelled to use stones in self defenoe. A correspondent of the Mail says the Ting-leaders are known and they n^y possibly hear more about the matF$ uwf.'XM m ■i:i¥,si- i i'l';K?vk' p ■■:',': ■ --we: <*^eSttiiti9rcpiTKca; Septemberg; v; ■ brLittle-Kn^. WFffl : roed WiJdreViai a candidate tot Ati;njiit"^iiifitoieii teveti- outftwth'a^'eleoi' , W^r-': /'^ :i '-'- : ;'-■ \- : -; f ..\ : ':' ; :": ?- r: \ Mr John Crowes «nno«ncei himielfaß a candidate for 3ydenham, on the Op- j position ticket. -:■- *' : .-; : ': A ; .;-: ..-. r." ■■■■) Mr Corohren hat withdrawn from thef GlieYidfei9ont#.^---'r\.'V' -* i:^ ""■}'■■ , -" ; ' PAiaiEBSTOif, September 2. Mr Henry Sanson conti'adicts a report -thai taeutteadii retirinu'froua the eonfott for the Foitoa seat^ > This DDay:■•■*; ■:■•■* I Mr Wilsoa addressed the electors at Lonjfburn last aicht and received an una'nimoa% rote of thanks and confidence