Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1874-04-25 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

DLSTRICT. to the returas of i.nendation of the Middlesbrough t beef, wine, spirits: .li.idleisbrough the 4ed that the shirk itture in the two so that the same the Local Govern..  EAR SALTBILEtS urt ?n Tuesday, Annie Storey, wae rah the murder of ioyered by a man neee of cord round ialtburn. He went sant Moore, who, inquiries into the an had been seen :vious night with, tent inquiries about When apprehended ru from Darlingtm: ill knowledge Of the child had died from e prisoner is a mar. from her husband entleinan, who ei: that she had giyee Middlesbrough, ap. id : About twenty oining, I ware called Coates, who we, and who said that ands, he found the sands, wtdeh had I proceeded to the of a child, partly neck.  Nas tied round the iop in the end. mg child? . .  ; is old, sir. I cos. •sko, and there I re. nau had been seen ) previous evening ti in her arms. On that she took lodg. ight, and that she tatiou. I followed her, and asked her station, which she n who had seen her Light, and they iden. I asked what she she said she knew ad a child. I then ing killed the child, about it; you must  ;et any name from  aine of Annie Story, eral different statefrom. She first said ;barn about a week, ect from York to see 3altburn, and at last toying with her mog searched, a baby's :et, a napkin, and a roni Manske to Geisand said, "I may as the sands with the convulsions it died, e child now  n, Marske, awaiting five o'clock to-night. •arn her at all as to  we ask for now is to , up the evidence.  a only been instructed e will admit that the shall be in a position licate in health, and t it died in her arms. at she knew nothing .e the facts, and she moo on the adjournLt the child was in a  fora week, bail being  rig, the inquest upon house of Mr William before Mr A. Bach cted foreman of the body, which was laid iirs rooms of the inn. been well nourished. oner, Dr Wilson took and exposed its neck , all of which were dis Lam a gas stoker, and leen working at the gas iltburn and Marske, all ltburn when my atteumoiling in the water before it. It was quite ;ject I saw, and found ; child. It was in the took the child to the dered it safe from the )ceeded to Saltburn to thud was quiW dead lannel round the body, children. The strings That was the only not examine the clothee of ribbon round its in three loops as at u which of the loops ;ther it was in any of ,o the place, and fonnd 'awl (produeed) near to Vlion I found the body, o see 400 yards before :sands. The child in e I found this mornabout ten minutes till ore came up, and we p le was flowfog fast at body. I found it about burn side of the gas  of police, stationed at ence to that tendered at  rt. ri a surgeon, residing at Mt o'clock this morning station. I went in, and d the body of a child. beeu shown to the jury. hen the child Was being r it it had the cord prod the neck. I examined ; washed and afterwards. , and appeared to have ;. There were no 'narks which would lead to any cause of death. There kin which might have ;ing tossed about in the e had no appearance of ,cated or smothered, nor Antracteristics of drown at the mouth, swelling :me. He could not give he cause of death withion. ry thought it would be airy so that the doctor examination. ame opinion, and the inarlay next, at 10.30 a.m.  ieeting of the shareholSeel, and Wire Corn)n Tuesday. This comago, with a capital of nce sheet shows a loss 1,000. Some extraordinthis special ease and on imited companies were .7 a long and angry disattee of ipvestigation, to fortnie , the vendors, ;ent. for is ur years, hay Ii