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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1, 29 May 1885, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC .

' •' (ONIIBD I»ttlf«a AtSOOUTION* *'V ■;'■: Auckland, Thursday. *ij Boulton, the prisoner who recently at r . tempted suicide at Mount Eden gaol by " opening an artery, has made another attempt by'st'rangling, and has been couiinittedto the lunatic asylum. 0 .:..- We^Mngtov Thursday. As yefcoio clue hasbeen. found to the ;i perpetrAtojs of the, jewellery robbed. The value of the goods is now estimated :,. at JEBOO. ..... ; The Government were m Cabinet the ; whole of the nfternoon. Most of the principal measures to be presented to ; Parliament by Ministers are now complete : ' - ; ' : ' ' : ' ' ■-'" ' : '■ : ' The ship Rangitikei, Captain Cotter, i ,105 days out- from London, arrived to-day. Off the Cap© she had her decks sw*pt duriiie a heavy gale, anil: a, ' ' number of moveable articles went over the tide ; she also narrowly escaped losing a boat. .''_ ■ : ; :i: ■■"■' '■''■■ ■ ■•••■' '"■'-,' v .Tho ship Highland Glen, Captain Crane, 125 days out from Liverpool arrivedthis morning. Part of her cargo is 1 for Port Chalmers. Dunisdis, Thursday, .An inquest was held pn a five yearold 'child who was Supposed to have died from neglect of the parents, but the niodical evidence disclosed nothing beyond the fact of the child having been very /weak and suffering from wastiug disease, ihe jury considered the parents were de-. ",, »etving of great censure for not procuring medical attendance. , ; . At the Police Court to-day ten boys, ranging from seven to ten years, were charged with stealing 1121 b or raisins. The parents were ordered to. chastise them. " The father of one suggested that tlie parents should have been sutmnoned as they would behaving babies m court 'next. ._ • ■ - „.;;'