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The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-02-21

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Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-02-21

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Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-02-21

10 THE ELECTORS OF EAST

WURCE; TERSHIRE.

I regret that • single day shonld elapse between the
01l and the public expression of my hearty thanks fm
MI services rendered me in the late contest.

"hey aro doe, and I most grstefully tender them, to
the Electors and others who, in BJ ninny large utecuugs,
in all parts of the Division, accepted with almost coo,
pieta :tmanimity the candidature of oue comparative,)
unknown, and who listened with the must earnest atten-
tion to my remarks on the political questions embraced
tn my address, and especially on the Contagious Discuses
icts, which I desire to see reprised, as being immoral
.tuti mischievous, as invasion of our Constitution, atd
in outrage on humanity.
I feel very deeply the kindness of some Electors wl.o
supported and on account of my advocacy of the repeal
I these law,. th,eigh 11.1h:ring isi h me to some extent tie
Jitter political questions.
My Thanks are due to the Electors who pat um in
sominatiuti, torn toy friends who promptly and sponta.
°misty gee me help in tuy meetings, to eoch reetubeo
my numerous Committees, Central aud Local, to all

rho as,isted in ut..r,hal.tng anU bring Lug op vote rs, tied,
ebove all, to the 2,831 Electors oh., reconlet tlteir cute,

my favour.
Nothing was more gratifying than to lied that in many
of the different polling districts thy local committees and
.huse of Mr. Lytleltun had spoulaneous4 made them-
selves one, in order to secure victory foe both the Liberal
candidates. We are defeated, but lam not discouraged.
the Conservatives have triumphed, but my committee
feel with me that we are not responsible for the reverse
sustained by the Liberal cause, but for the epidemic of
loryism now passing over the laud, East Worcestershire
oaight have returned two Liberal candidates. Let us be
united next time, and victory shall be ours. Meantime,
I emphatically thank tne electora who.stood
Liberal principles in the present contest.
It .oily remains for as patiently to wait for, and quietly
endure the brief reigu of a Tory Administration. The
Priests, the Inhlieuns, and the Plutocrats, supported by
the privileged classes, have gained an ascendancy much
to be deplored; but the cause of the people and the
nation shall assuredly become uppermost again.
I sin, Gentli men,

Yours fatthlicly,

ARTHUR ALBRIGHT.

Marlemout, Edgbast,n, February 14, 1871.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-02-21

DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

A horrible crime has lust been discovered in the Rue
Montyon, at Paris (6aym Galigna At No. 8 in that
street resided a married couple named Coronet, with
toeir daughter Anna. aged 21. The husband was a
stoker to the Water Company, and in riceipt of good
weges, whilst his daughter earnee four francs a day air
a dressmaker. About three weeks ago the bouseyorter
remarked that he had seen nothing of the Coronets
for 'some day a, but he took no steps to secertein the
Cause of their disappearance. For the past week as um
pleasant smell had been remarked to proceed from their
apartment and at leng,h it became so offensive that
the concierge gave notice to the commissary of police
arder to have the roams opened. An entry having
been rffected the bodies of the three persons were
found in a state of putrefaction. The husband WWI sitting '
in a chair, and on the ground near him lay a revolver,
three barrels of which had beea discharged. The wile
, and daughter were aide by rile on the bed, and all
three had Wooorl4 showing that they had met with a
violent death. Tne decomposition was such that the
corpses were black and tumefied, and when an attempt
was made to remove that of the yeung woman the arm
dropped away from the body. It is supposed that the
men had first shot his wife, and then g mete fetch his
daughter from the shop at which she worked, so as to
murder her also, as the last time that any tf the family
had been seen alive was one afternoon, when those two
were seen to rei urn together. The two crimes con.
summated, he had shot himself. The reports of the
firing appear not to have been heard, and what seems
more extraordinary is that no inquiry should have been
made as to the cause of the absence of the father and
daughter from their places of employment.