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THE POLICE MURDERS.
[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH]
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT)
MANSFIELD, FRIDAY
In the bar parlour of the principal hotel in Mansfield, this evening, Wild Wright said he had heard that Donnelly had turned policeman, and gone out with the traps after Kelly adding, if he had, he was a b— dog, and deserved shooting for so turning round ; thus in the most open manner avowing his sympathy with the Kelly mob.
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