AN UNEXPECTED DISCLOSURE. [By Blectbic Telegraph.—Copyright.] ;.';■■ (Per Press Association.) .; :■' . ! ,; ; V. London, August 5. "'.-, (Eeoelved' August 6, at noon.) The trial .of Mrs May brick for poisoning her husband at Liverpool has taken an unexpected turn. The official analyst of the Home Office states that Alaybrick's death was not caused by arsenic but was the result of gaslro enteritis. Mrs Maybrick asserts .that she (purchased the fly papers which were found in her hus band's room for the pnrpose of making a face wash. The night before ■ his death, her; husband implored her to give him a powder,; but she refused until he declared it would do^ no harm if taken in food. She then placed, some in a tin of meat juice. Her husband was asleep when she returned, and never, tasted the contents of the tin. Mrs Maybrick] declared that she never knew the powder contained arsenic until after her husband's •death. ' •■• • .;' ;

TROUBLE IN CRETE.
