Williams Ian

"... Client he nnespTred Urmof the late General Miller The Democrats are joyful bcsme they cay the flection will aerial ily gave them the State They reason in this way Williams Ian whole eiewhisty merchant Dud hence is opposed by the Proh bitiou element of the State which is bold powerful and aggressive in politics again Williams being the ecognized candidate of the Central Pacinc Kailway the laboring men and antimonopoly voters will go with the opposition i and still again as Williams is the warm personal frieud of Blaine the Republican Mugwumps will certainly do what they can to defeat the party to which he belongs The line of reasoning may be ..."

"... they were told so many different stories that their sus picions were aroused, which resulted In bis arrest. A man named Huntington, who re cently arrived here, worked with Williams Ian Monday In the grain flelds for a farmer In that district. Ho states that Williams' actions were so suiplclous that be thought the man was crasy. Huntington said Wednes day ..."

"... a miner at Charters Toworsund Mount M organ. Uo is also stated to havo obtained ?2,000 when at Cape Town by.moana'.of/forged .telogromi. Miss Rounsofcll, whowas.about to bo married to Williams, is a Brisbauo girl.,, i WILLIAMS IAN INVESTOR IN ! LADIES' GLOVES., ."r, l ''.' '.'SvDN'Kfr.''March'14. It has transpired t hut. during the stay in Sydney in 1838 of Williams, tho Windsor murderer, ho, under tho name tof ! Deeming, interviewed a nqinber^ of tradespeople,! especially tailors'and 'drapers^ and'at one placo hu is owing over ?20 for ladies' gloves. ~ ..."

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