THE WINDSOR MURDER.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3078, 7 April 1892, Page 3

THE WINDSOR MURDER.

[uv KLKCTnrc TKi.Kcisu'ii ■ (roi'vi:n;n t. j Mi;i,norß.NK, April .;. The inquest on Mrs Williams (mr Miss Mather) was rnsun-ied to-d:iy. Thirty-one wHiiessr.s wt'iv examined, principally for purposes of the idiMi'.iiloiition of the (li'i:"iisi'd. Tho person who sold Deeming the cemunt fully identified the accused. Mr Max ilirseliMt, a t'cllow-iniwii gi'V by tho Kaiser Willielm, :ill<l who prooreiod wilh the Melbourne detectives to identify Williams, deposed that tho prisoner said if convicted of the Windsor murder, he would miir such a story of his lif.j as would astonish the world. During tho hearing of tho evidouc" a large number of ladies were presdii! in Court. There is so much interest excited in England over tho case that, fully a column of tho proceedings r.f (Ik; inquest has been cabled daily to the papers thero. London. April .3. The police do not believe that Deeming was in Johannesburg at tho time of the other murders. Tho police consider that there is not, the slightest ground for the renewed stories connecting Dooming with the Wuitcchapel murders, or any event in A England between his departure in BSS and his arrival in September, 1889. Many swindles in all niiris of the country have been wrongly attributed to him,