A MAD TOWN CLERK.
His Victim Dies. . haa died of biHnjtirieaf'At the inquest on the body of Bedfern, who shot him, a verdict of - suicide while temporarily ins&ne waa returned.
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Sydney, February U, ' Tho following document lias been' ! found amongst Kedfern's eflfeot3 : "_ After ten years' service my resignation - waa read in silence. When I twitted Mayor Paisley about it, he replied, 'lf. I led off would all have i followed suit in your praise ?" That' points deoidedly to the spiteful kind of man. he is.. I swore Burwood should Buffer. It took me from then to early in February to make up my mind what "form ray- veageance should lake, when I decided to leave them without a history for their whole existenoe from Mnroh,-1874,' to February, 1894. Revenge is sweet, though bought with burning leaves of books or blood." ...
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4649, 15 February 1894, Page 2
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141A MAD TOWN CLERK. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4649, 15 February 1894, Page 2
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