NEWS BY CABLE.
The Duchess of Cambridge is seriously ill, and lies in a - precarious condition.
Eome, 11th November,
The. Pope has canonised those Roman Catholic missionaries who .ost their lives in propagating the faith hi Polynesia, St. Petrbsburh, lltli November,
Tho. Eussian Government are taking active steps to restrict .the influx of Chinese into the Ainoor country. •, An • Imperial rescript has been addressed bytheCzar'to Grand Duke Alexis, High Admiral of Russia, in which His Majesty says heis rejoiced to observe the progress of the formation of the Black Sea by which considerable extension : of Bussian trade is secured. The rescript further declares that the fleet will be ready to defend Bussia's right tolhe Black Sea, '.
London, 9th November,
The following are the particulars of the latest inurdor which has beeir committed in fcho neighbourhood of Wlntccliapel:—A woman,.occupying a house ill-fame, on the previous night took to her houso a male friend. Next morning lior nude body was found in bed with the head completely severed from the body. The bowels and breast were removed and the limbs terribly hacked about, Although the limbs are terribly hacked the cuts were dono in a professional mauuer, and leaves but little doubt that a surgeon had been at work, This murder is,tho most atrocious of the series which has taken place lately, and tremendous excitement prevails in Whitechapel. The police are using bloodhouuds to track tho murderer. A free pardon has been offered to anyone concerned in the Whitechapel murders, excepting the actual murderer, for such information as will lead to a conviction, A sailor, lately returned from Sydney, has boon arrested on suspicion,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3052, 13 November 1888, Page 2
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272NEWS BY CABLE. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3052, 13 November 1888, Page 2
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