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Murder ou s Assault at Tahor aite.

The ocfeupTinfs ra tire faffikki Hotel, Tahoraite, were, on Wednesday evening, m a state of great Is&itenient, owing to an outburst of frtnzy on the part ef a tibe warter is aeamea to have' become insane. Abont thrse^6lcl6<}kwftHeißiternoon a gentlerutfn from Woodville called at the hotel and heard the Chinaman muttering vEh^^km^i^mhtm torn* naviour was so strange that he called the manger's attention to it and; said." That man will^km 1 som^y^«tf A h^s not Watched." It would appear that the &*&%&!&&$&*!&. room. As he seWeH toeet all right, be w^ release ''^thintffuPth^rJJikp Petor rt ,j(agn;th9l manage* Jfc^oktfinonly «s!<s)> heard, a r m>jse4n^ T ro^m' behind th« baris. of j&Jgan, falUn^jteavUvy He Pushed* 'm and .'found .the 'waiter* Joe WrlfchtfW^he floor,: bleeding, the GhttfaiffaK itteHffVbv^ 1 WnV°with a billhook mo bis Ban?, 'Sh the 'adfoi dealing the>falleir/iiian »r ; bldwi;«bout the bead. Peter ■ rushed.-; to,t>Wrii;Ht'a as uisiban^e,. andithje assailanji, aimed;a -blow it ' hW »with ' the forniidable instYuraent m J'tTiaThanda of a %^linan. The"ehin*niaW a'ilehtipii 1 w&';3iyerted from Wright, and he! : sbon ! cleared n the ■house/ ; the- women- funning • birt'screfemJng. .Peler, witli. assistance,: ;sbbn~>inan,j*ged tq,jfeeguife. the} infuriated; man, and ' h\s, Jtimbgn ware., bpund . . rppej AttentionlwaV,^en. given tpv Wright, who .w^s ; blee^ng, ' ( pr6f jißely.. It was found * tfeil heiiiw'ieceived a frightful wound W heitf;^ »na^b : founds j i atthe"nap* >of ithV-Hecfc^ 'Vtfithbnt loss | o£ timftiie waa' T r druren tooWoodviUe and t^)r;Euisse)Jb attended fo ; bis wounds. It J was'theri{iouqd>hat L the^w,onn^BiJon the i-head was^oe'tweeii three jind four, ipohea iinVle^nltii *an 3 haji fractured ,'the, skull, being anific^^nd l^ hßfc m 'depm '.It had $ -to- be ,sewh u up. *' Th ! e r wiiundi'ofa the -Hack ofithtf neclrSwere f not of r ßuch a

fterjoitigiatdreinjat'badneiiojiglr.'' iOne of! ihejHjhad ( verod. «ie>eraj riiuall: veins | ,and;xnusples, reaching * to. the bonp ;the) otherwas qtSliehtii- eharaoter. jWright j wm ; within Vn ac# of bein«: killed. | .• A» messenger, was serit A fo 'D&iwyirlce ! r .£ o r r » i^ngtabH^Gwiy^'MrHp 5 ca;ihe ;: t6 : * flic \ hoteb'witb sflt tip^d.w He, -arrested thoi Cbinajparij<fandi:conVeye4«hihiH/^p the .&ineyii;k«{,'lojjl^apj, ; ?Qn ; Tlmrsd'av he) 3Hras •tfjien rhefo^^thjß yW*ipaw.a Magis- i :.. The Ckinamaa hfl^t been:!worldng at • iroikiiig as r man. J(y;£ ( jcalled fiy v *TqV lf ' '- *wo; j» lhr,# ■ twaes I havi^Keara 1 the 'tVp'tafkuig arigffly to, getßar 'M»«»eir'*6wh' J langna^^About 4t>'blocbi^n^^«lhe^Jay ■ afDYrting I heapdtHa< gardener f&y.to-'P^ter^leary, .. of.tbttbptel^ M^tewiirt's fbswicej '^ he^v^nts,^ gafe&akill •Tdm^-a^^he^servanti ari going to kflrtae/' 1 l!- !U dWtf6t thing 4^ilg 'with^Bß^ Gfimaman'T ; K^Kiemed ; ffoM^^'/tsfttfal.-ti feav^ heard JMim say toT»eteJf' ( thatifhftpeDple>abont;'thB v ;*hotel p^mvi]ph?fßng{ jhin^ciseoMiL - po^iiiy 'never took .any nqticejjf hitoi,jßcarcely < BSS W^^difti^ffiH^tt c lJtohen for ! b : reiia to pat^to)ynt on:ffleainin^rodmlt«We. -Saiit.fth^ Ctiin«man' i there. . pii not. nbtjicej^thitHiejhadi^riaafer. I ■.jtoflp&df' dftwn.jtp^^ -tllKjNMiflvt of ' $10 bqx fi and^in ? me^iate}y after-wajids reme down, insensible. rt my .•pacK was ■ ' tbWr^^tH» s< Clnn9manLHHie^ 1 l v bVooped ... Sown.*' fipmf&tiMmmr My^tWig* more mitil*l)wasipibkßd mp f 'Whefl>lic^ne to. Ji^waintedjlt»^s *he, fihummftn, ' butJ^e| K wgui4ft!t ( }§tme.Ji* l^«J asher t a fPWj%B^ e M ot^i^^ t T sent 'fus trap and norse and-P^n jMpLean drove me to WopdviUe. X.'doirC.tißmkJ deal of blood; I^was i>le«3ifl£ ; '«n the

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1666, 24 March 1886, Page 3

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Murderous Assault at Tahor aite. Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1666, 24 March 1886, Page 3

Murderous Assault at Tahor aite. Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1666, 24 March 1886, Page 3

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