AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
« I (PERPBESS ASSOCIATION). Melbourne, October 18. The trial of Mrs Clara Parker for tor* gery has begun, Mr Joseph Clark, in the course of his evidence, said he was unable to remember why he signed bills in prisoner's favour for £8,000. He ad« mitted paying accused's husbands £1000 because he threatened to make him corespondent in divorce proceedings. He ! denied that he paid the prisoner's expenses during her recent travels This Day. The secretary of the Seaman's Union has been fined £10 and costs for persuading sailors to leave the steamer Gabo. Notice of appeal has been giyen. Mrs Parker has been acquitted on the charge of forgery. Sydney, This Day. A young man named Dixon shot his sweetheart (Miss Marcontelh) near Rosedale and then committed suicide. The girl is not expected to recover. Her parents had forbiddeu her to speak to Dixon, and she complied with their wish, which exasperated Dixon.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 53, 20 October 1892, Page 2
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