ATTACK ON M. FERRY.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2773, 13 December 1887, Page 2

ATTACK ON M. FERRY.

Paris, December 10. A man named Aubei tin yesterday fired at M. Ferry pointblank. thrice m the lobby of the Chamber of Deputies! Fortunately the clothes of tbo latter broke tho force of the Ullets, and only slight wounds were sustained. Tho, asaailaut Aubertin upon being arrested Etated he belongs to a band of patriots,, who aw pledged .Jo -killlß.lrigJtj Party animosity has lately becoV9 most intense. The Moderatiats the crime to the virulent tone of-the Radical newspapers. • M. Fallieresjis' engaged in the forniatioj of a Ministry from the Moderate party. j

WOOL SALES, London, December 10; The [November-December series io wool auctions closed to-day with! a good demand for most descriptions, characterised by much firmness. The total quantity sold during tho series, including that forwarded direct to the manufacturing districts, amounts to 160,000 bales; 11,090 bales have been held over for next sales, Greasy wools generally close at about the same rates' as last sales, but Port Phillip and Sydney greasy show an advance of one halfpenny, Scoured wools rule onehalfpenny higher, while crossbreds close on a par with previous sales.

SEAL POACHING. Invercargili, December 12. At the Police Court Captain Drew, master of the Awarua was fined £SO for having 176 seal skins in his possession, during the close season, in default 8 months' imprisonment, Fox, the niate, for the same offence was fined £lO or one month. The defendants were previously mulcted in like penalties for killing ten seals, and counsel asked that the two sentences be made concurrent, but the Court deolined, tho offence being very serious,

TWO CHILDREN POISONED AT . GREYTOW. '■ ;,' ;| About 11 p.elock this (Monday)fl& morning, says the Standard, two cliil. *.. ■ dren belonging to Constablg Mackay, of M artinborough, were taken'' suddenly ill at Greytown, where Mrs Maokay is at present staying. So violent were the symptoms that medical aid was atoncp sent for, and Drs. Taylor and Smith were soon in attendance. Every possible means was used to relieve the children, the eldest of whom is 2$ • year old. As we go to' press both children are lying in a most helpless . state, and there is a possibility that they may recover. It is supposed that the children may have been eating dandelions or some other flower on '. the street, and as the Borough Council ' r~ had just been pouring a solution of J arsenic opposite the'house they w&vJp have picked up plflnjifft Thjs,however, js'o.nly conjecture, as 1 * it is possible thaj some 'lollies or. biscuits, which the children partook of ' this morning, may be the. cause. Con- "■'' stable Mackay is. away at Martinborough, and.lie-has been telegraphed to to come up immediately, ' ■'•'•'," _ We learii this moraing that the doctor reports there are hopes of qf the. cfeenV:

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