The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-05-03 00:00:00

ALLEGED WIFE IarIUMUL

An inquest was held in Dublin on Monday on the
body of a woman named Sheridan, who, it was alleged,
had been kicked to death by her husband, a corn
porter. Early on Sunday morning Sheridan called
at Richmond Hospital, and reported his wife to be
in a dying state, Messrs. Lloyds and M‘Cann,
resident pupils of the hospital, went to .his house,
and there found the woman lying dead. They
found that death had resulted from a contusion in
the abdominal region, produced apparently by a
violent blow or a kick, the woman having bled to
death from the effects of the injury. Inspector
Thomas Molloy learned from the neighbours that
deceased had a quarrel with he husband on Saturday
night. The wife had been seen running into the street,
followed at a short distance by a man. Just as he
overtook ber she stumbled area fell headlong, and he
fell over her. He, however, regained his feet in a
second, and this fall seemed to have greatly enraged
him, for he turned round, and savagely kicked her in
the abdomen, and she bled to death. In the Southern
Police-court Sheridan was charged with having
murdered his wife, and remanded for a week.

A NEW ATHLETIC RECORD.—The champion athlete
W. G. George, placed another record to his credit at
Lillie-bridge on Saturday. The race was a two miles
handicap, for which the London Athletic Club had
offered a special medal. Of thirty-three entrants no
fewer than twenty-six came to the post, George, of
course, being placed scratch. At the end of the firs
mile he was two seconds behind the previous (his ownf,
record, while half a mile later his time was nearly
level. George had then, however, got through all his
men, and, coming away strongly, he finished an easy
winner in 9 min. 17 2-5 sec., cutting the record by
8 1-5 sec. J. T. Wills (145 yards start) was second,
100 yards behind, and 0. A. Chalon (250 yards start)
was third. The previous record-9 min. 25 3-5 secs.
was accomplished by the same winner 14 the London
Midland Sports in 1882. _

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