THE MELBOURNE TRAGEDY.
A DESPERATE CASE. Mklboi kni;, Nov. 19. Quinn, who shot his wife and attempted suicide, is in a precarious state. Both *ere assistants at the Ararat asylum bnt their services were dispensed with. Mrs Quinu's- first husband is believed to be alive. She represented herself as a spinster but subsequently confessed that she was a married woman. Quinn was much troubled, and the knowledge of this preyed on the woman's mind. They had no money", and failure to obtain work a Ided to despondency so they decide 1 to die 'together and end their misery. ,
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Hastings Standard, Issue 176, 20 November 1896, Page 3
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98THE MELBOURNE TRAGEDY. Hastings Standard, Issue 176, 20 November 1896, Page 3
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