TELEGRAMS. INTERPROVINCIAL. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1605, 17 October 1882, Page 2

TELEGRAMS. INTERPROVINCIAL. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

NELSON, Last Night. It now appears that the brig Wave is str-unled at Poit H.iuly. D'TJmlles Island, and not Sandy Bay, Pelorous. Tho»ves>sul has boon ashore over a weoU, and she was becoming embedded in the sand, but the crew do not appear to have left her.

WELLINGTON, Last Night. The Lew is suicide case is still enveloped in mystery. The general opinion is th.it his housekeeper inflicted what wrong was done, and that she will be bound over to keep the peace. The nature of the inquiry is spoken here only in whispeis. Miss Crisp, Lite barmaid of the Greyhound Hotel, Auckland, but now of Light's Hotel, Wellington, has instituted proceedings against a clcik in the Audit Olftee for broach of promise of marriage She has in her possession .about thiity letteis of a most amorous nature.

DUNEDIN, Last Night. Patrick Brown, single, a l.ibourer, has been killed by a fall of eaith at the Monungton tramway woiks. Jane Elizabeth Grey, 22 years of asc, attempted suicide at the Ocean Beach yesterday. She was observed to place a, bottle to her lips, and then dash into the waves. She was lescued with some difficulty, and in an exhausted condition. On examination at the hospital no tiace of poison was found. No reason is assigned for the act. On the Court resuming in the l\ipakaio murder case, it was intimated that theie was no probability of the jury agieeing. The jury were then discharged. Beattie was removed to custody. It has been asceitained that eight of the juty weie for acquittal and six for conviction.