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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1039, 3 April 1882, Page 2

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[united press association!. ' • ' * ■ NO BILL AGAINST J. R. HENRY. ; Wellington, this day. At the Supreme Court this morning Justice Richmond referred to the light calendar, and, briefly touched on the oases. His Honor directed the Grand Jury to 6nd no bill against James Robert Heh.ry for embezzlement as a bailee, on the ground that the evidence would not bear out, the charge of that nature, The' case of Margeret Gruden Lucy for housebreaking is proceeding. it .....Margaret Lucy was acquitted. True bills wero found against Robert Hiokling for.ass Milt with intent, J. 0, Donofhue for stealing from the person, and Jules Crosar Huysman for uttering forged iOheques. No bills were found against John Smith for assault with intent, and 9amea Anderson for receiving stolen goods. :■'' ■

THE LATE DE. SAMUEL. ; . New Plymouth, this day. , Pr Samuel who died yesterday was a ;.stu;dfint in Wilsia in Poland and joined in the, procession that greeted Napoleon I, on his way to Moscow in the famous campaign of 1812. POLITICAL 'NEWS. Christohubch, this day. The Times this morning says, "We learn privately Mr Ballance of Wanganui will probably be a candidate for Stanmore and that in the event of his standing Mr Andrews will resign in his favor.., THOSE WHO IN QUAREELS io. BLOODTHIRSTY SAILOBS, . MINISTEES' MOVEMENTS. I ..,.;:*, Auckland, this day. ' ''k man named Douglas was arrested yesterday for wounding a man named John Moran on the head with a delf candlestick Douglas quarrelled with his wife, and Moran recoived a blow whioh was intended for her. An artery on the head was severed, and Moran lost about a gallon of blood, • Arow concerning nationality occurred on Saturday night between the seamen of .the barquo Thames and the ship Alcestis, lying at the Queen-st Wharf. When the police arrived, two of the Alcestis 1 orew ha'd "axes:in their hands but threw them i»way on seeing tho police. A general fight'ensued, during whioh four shots were fired but no harm done. The men retired to their respective ships and threw stones and other missiles. The riot was quelled on the arrival of re-inforcements of police. Atkinson and Bryoe left for Wellington this morning.