ANOTHER MURDER SUSPECTED.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 7, 2 July 1889, Page 2

ANOTHER MURDER SUSPECTED.

Receired July 2, 12.25 p.m. Lokdok, July^.. Cablegrams rdceived* from New Tort* * state that Dr John Mclvery is missing, and it is believed that he has been lured to Tomoaha and murdered, at instignatflSMfc ; of the Clan-nae-Gael Society. _ *j£g Beveriue returns fo» quarter ended June 30th exceed those of the corresponding quarter of 1888 by £86,000. Latham, an- absconding jeweller, who was. arrested at Hobart and sent Home in the Coptic, effected- his esaape while the steamer was at Bio dp Janeiro. The Shah of Persia has arrived in London. '-.'■; Mr W. O'Brien, M.P., who was recently discharged from custody, has been again . arrested for a seditious statement delivered at Tipperary. ■ Chicago, July 1, The grand jury have indicted Patrick O'Sullivan, Burke, Cooney, Beggs, Kung, Woodrufle, and Detective Coughlin, for complicity in the imgr der,- of Dr Cronin, The trial will take place this month. Perthj This Day. A sensational attempt was made lastnight to wreck a train on the 3Tork Be« vealey Line. For a distance of a quarter of a mile the line was^ blocked with piles of rocks and -fallen trees. A man named Ford and a woman named Bowran have been arrested on suspicion. * Thfbsdat Island July 2. Information has reached here that three Frenchmen, suspected of being recidiviste escapees from New Caledonia, have been wreckad at N; ghee, after being a month in an < p -n boac. •■ . Paeis, July 1. In the Chamber of Deputies, M. Thevenet produced letiers pro\ing that General Boulanger was forguig dooumeats 'or the p" rposa of incriminatin ; members .of the Govurument. "