The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-02-07 00:00:00

EffromE OF NEWS,

SATURDAY, FEB. 7, 1874

Moon distress gwavalln wawa( the worldng woo of
viw,os, int floor te mo froth la Sim rumor? of mom froopg
g beau affirmed from tar provlnom.
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A girl mimed RlVarthy d a Dublin hoopital
n Setirdsy roni the effects of i I Ides I Mute on her by
40. g The p•rente of the Chit mere slam from the house,
when'tne we pushed • p tied or. awl etfeckeo the child
in ha n„di, 00 fe,nra,t,g, the mother found tnertlll
t)ingu Inc floe anti the pig eating it a portion of lb. rion
end aloe eye hoeing beta torn away M Meal aid was pro-
cer,d, but the 0,11,1 dlta in the curse of the atiernoo..n.

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A lady nareep.ndent, wh r bas been travelling in
has a the ry aids'. may he coo mended to the careful
On
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,0,1 er on Sees there might be a flicieut
oe% 'he Covet. 31dch exercised by It.
, I:lei-Venoms, this liwy dec me* that
,p were
he Ps Lsuh la to wart the Va Wi in. nch] 4rry gnd
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don ally turn ovhdeca lido de, de jeumyi.
J. J." writes to Us (The Tuna) :—" While there
Ter 10%ler am ug us •b.l hay,. a_c d the report of Da
L due h as trne, I beg to cii tut-mins to the
.ypareath, idor..dible portion o tde teleersruswb oh bes not
arm bot.ced. Ir. ler to the embalming or pr—ti vine I.
aft the body of the Crest traveller. Is it at all probable
thst the regro attehdahts bad salt erfAcient for that pro-
ws' ? nod Is It koown that they are acqnst!nted with the
..mbihring of human subjects, seeing Mt% that taco la
ignorant of such a procedure The negroee, of ail eavagee,
oho PI the least consideration for their dead c )mradea•

The exhibition of appliances for the economic coti-
.nmptlon of c Ad, wt I,h bee been treed In the Peel Pak,
Salford, by the Society for Promoting nelientllic Industry,
sees formally opened on Fri lay to last week, hut the success
chiefs no douei, would Isave been attendant up cc the pro-
eeeeings ma. ,nsiderab'y In'erfered w.th by political move.
'scents. the Exhtbltion wi 1 remain open for some weeks,
Ind wl,l 4 ouhtless receive it, share of public notice when
he rice loin are °co awing less atteutiou then they aced
preseut.
There are, on an average, 400 cases of self destrno.
tied per shown In Paris, costing the mui icipal budget a
mean rum of 400 frai cis each to account of medical fees,
apo'brcales' bilis, burial expenses, nod rewards. The
suicide., unhappily, being at present nth, r prevalent, are
floe at Paid, revealed an unite:dunes who cht-
stroyed_himrill by drinking sulphuric acid; he was In good
~Peumstancss, had a weatuass to them himself in thread-
bare garments, for vrt lot he atoned to .4 ch.ly by Lunchtime
log his wind. gdiheets In advance A John Anderson and
his wile, bock nearly etph,y, communed ern-destruction by
studii g wedding steeped in chloroform tot, their mouths,
alt.r previously lighting • pad of charcoal. Thy asked,
also, pardon a I society, and begred to be burled in a com-
mon coffin, and in their ordinary clothes.
On Monday last (the 2roi), ve,th a few exceptions,
on tlstVn..r Cp.184.1 on Keg ish in..l Welsh iIVTq Coder
the Act ot 1.6 i a uniform" eloa season was *Worded on
all river. throaghout the c merry. As the close of last
season, however, an Act was passed which allowed, among
o,ler imp rtant changes, a • variable close 5-atou, A. yet
ohly a few of Fishery boards have decided on slip )tog
o the 11 line 0111,0 for a i.bang-, and. although mine o.hers
are at present discussing the expi &obey of asking perods•
lion ti vary the 5e401.1, it does Pot appeal ilk y that the
altorstions snide tide season Will aroul.lllt to more than a
gal. I diln.wity. The present year opens a new said heipci tent
era for the K. c Ilsh balm .ri and we can 0..1)
hat Cl,. progress which has been egvcted under Ire acts of
10 I nd18.5 may °outlawe as satufactorily under the Act
of 1873.

" Liere is a Ptary 4propos of the matrimo a;al agencies
for veleh Pare is No token,' the M. X apvlieo at an
ayuncy for an etgible spouse and eas oilseed, and mented,
a den Of twenty-,even, .0,1,0 11010 e ass on the boatt
.gut, ell log to the lady, told nee frankly hat M. X.
•as not an Adele, but that he possessed no rd sterling
ow, tile, (non beauty, At the saute Cnye he sent her •
carte ds-visit• of the gentleman, ae he supposed, hut by ink-
,tike slipped into toe eoVel'p a vicuette portrlit of a
lavoitehe sp.. Neat morning he discovered thee ror ; het re
be omrd rcc ify It, hoe., r, he received a note from the
lad, saytow, '1 ace-pt the husleud you offer me. Ii u true
that h. Is nut precisely halo soma, but then he ha* attch •
air—Court Journal
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The Due de Felcre bee jost won by • neck an extra-
ondtuary wager Me be, kid Maiseli to drive hi. truttssr In •
oh ettrisae to Lyons b, fore the Comte Piglleppe do
Nevdt admit reach the pace 11n his velociotre The ells.
Abe,. wit. $56 silumEtres, or 2224 miles. The distar oe mel
run In 604 h and was won by • neck by the Deed.
s'elire who drove Into the courtyard of the "Grand" Hotel
at t, es just two minutes before the Count rattled In on his
velocipede. Thu tint cat's j ,urney was 8, kilometres, or 50
miles the second was 1, 4 (05 n He.) sod the last day both
,ompetito,a ran 1/2 kilometres, or 107 miles. ',either the
hurse nor the man seemed mach beat by the long race, and
to. Count Is etlil o confident that he offers to beck Mensen
tor • tlnunand louts over the same mune agate.
At Sheffield. on Monday night, • meeting of Menem.
tfundells and Chamberlain's supporters In eara,llPaqUare
wet tevad,d by a band of "noises" wearing Sir. itosinicre
c.rda lit their cape, who, by fightlim, pushing, shot ting, and
ahistilue, rucceeded In preventing the speakers from being
beard Before the caudidatt a spoke, their friends were
called upon to Melo& e the deturoers (tom their position,
and the roughs were forced down some steps which they had
occupied, and Stole place. takes hy others. T, e rough., how-
ever, res.inei the step., and • general free flgLt was carried
on until the red f nmetios. Btonee were throan, end
there we. ureaa •. Moment, At Pe,,rborettgb, on 11.,nday
night no 'ample Vein lighted, and theta wee a lane mob op
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;Amite the coon Ball, by whom every respectebl) -irtued
mrion wee MOleete.