The Yorkshire Evening Post - Friday, April 19, 1895
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LATEST BUFF EDITION.
THE WILDE CASE.
CONFERENCE AT THE HOME OFFICE.
The Central News says important conferences are being held at Whitehall to-day by the authorities regarding the disclosures which had been made in the case against Oscar Wilde. Some of the witnesses who had given evidence had been under close examination. So far no further arrests have been made.
The Central News says: "Important conferences were held at Whitehall on Friday by the authorities regarding the disclosures which have been made in the case against Oscar Wilde. Some of the witnesses have been under close examination. So far no further arrests have been made."
Important conferences were held at Whitehall today by the authorities regarding the disclosures made in the Wilde case. Some of the witnesses have been under close examination, but no further arrests have been made.
To-day's Sun states that the police authorities are by no means anxious to extend their public action in these revolting cases. There are, however, so many whose names have been suppressed, yet against whom evidence has by accident accumulated, that it is not impossible some step may force the hand of the authorities.