Le Figaro - Tuesday, May 7, 1895
This report was originally published in French. Machine translations may be available in other languages.
TÉLÉGRAMMES ET CORRESPONDANCES
Du 6 mai
L'affaire Oscar Wilde
Londres.- Oscar Wilde, ayant trouvé deux répondants, sera mis en liberté demain probablement, si les autorités sont convaincues de leur solvabilité. Il devra se constituer prisonnier le 20. En attendant, il ira, dit-on, au bord de la mer se remettre un peu.
Argus.
TELEGRAMS AND CORRESPONDENCE
From May 6
The Oscar Wilde Affair
London.- Oscar Wilde, having found two sponsors, will probably be released tomorrow, if the authorities are convinced of their solvency. He will have to give himself up prisoner on the 20th. In the meantime, they say, he will go to the seaside to recover a little.
Argus.