The China Mail - Friday, May 3, 1895
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THE OSCAR WILDE SCANDAL.
Oscar Wilde has been acquitted on the charge of conspiring for the purpose of committal of acts of indecency, which charge the Crown withdraws. ON the other charges of indecency the Jury disagreed and were discharged. The case will be retried next sessions, bail in the meantime being refused.
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