SECOND EDITION LATEST.
THE OAMABU MURDEB QASE. [By Telegraph.] Oamaru, July 21. .The charge of murder against Alexander Beattie is still proceeding. The evidence given to-day is a repetition of that given. at the Coroner’s inquest. Evidence was given which went to account for the blood found on prisoner’s coat, and that it was not there on the 12th June. ’ ‘ A water spout, apparently one thousand feet high and about fifteen feet in diameter, was seen the other day close-to‘Palliaer Bay. " It is said that there is such foul ait l n the reporters’ ga'lety in the Parliament house, Wellington, that it is positively dangerous to life to remain there half ad hour. Several reporters have bean taken ill; and in one instance the doctors pronounce it a case of blood-poisoning by foul
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2908, 21 July 1882, Page 3
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133SECOND EDITION LATEST. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2908, 21 July 1882, Page 3
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