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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4146, 23 June 1892, Page 3

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[By Electric Telegraph.] A German butcher killed a police sergeant and badly wounded two .speoiators at Charing Cross who attempted to effect bis arrest, ■ Lord Onslow has arrived in England and paid a visit to Lord Knutsford, It is expected the Ruv. Mr Bowden, of the Brompton Oratory, will sucjeed L)r Vaughan as the Roman C.i'tlioliu Bishop of fialford. Tbe man Neill, now in custody on a charge ot poisoning ut number of girls, has been proved to he the writer of a letter to Mr Fredk. Smith, M.P., demanding £2500, or threatening to inform the police that be tried to poison one of the Lambeth victims. Intelligence iB to hand that the Germans have evacuated !he Masbi territory, and that English missionaries are attending to the wounded, A great boiler explosion oconrred on tbe French cruiser Du-Puy-de-dome, by which 16 men were injured, In the County Cricket Matoh be* tween Notts and Middlesex, the former scored 446, of which Shrewsbury made 212, A man named Chaffer brought an action against Mr Peol, Speaker of the House of Commons, for not printing a petition against Lord Esher, Master of the Soils. Lord Justice Sir E. E. Kaye, who beurd the case, interposed, and ruled that no action could lie against a Judge, Chaffer appealed, and claimed a mandamus to compel the petition to be presented. Judges Grantham and Charles dismissed the appeal with costs.