Nelson Chronicle, Colne Observer, and Clitheroe Division News. — 1897-12-10 (Nelson, Lancashire, England)

THREATENING TO SHOOT A WIFE. on the back of the head. The throat was found out, At Manchester QV Polio@ Court on &turd*, Mania Harrison, described as a clerk out of employe and a sharp shoemaker's knife, one of the deoeased meut, was charged with threatening to shoot his man's own tools, was found sticking in the wound. This may be evidence that t wife at • bserhouse in Upper Brook Street. The he murderers were - dis turbed cud made a hasty flight, or it may be rtt- h" been "Parat'a fur • few day., alla " that this gruesome feature was dramatically intro- riday night they agreed to inset at the corner of Grosvenor Street and Upper Brook Street to discuss duced in fiendisir jest in order to make the discovery more appealing. No slue as to the perpetrator of their differences. About half-paat six the prisoner called at the beerhouse where his wit, was staying the deed appears to be forthcoming at present, although several recent visitors to Brosette have been wwhitok re hushe rehlaaativ•lbe'en. arid, L* dislandistpaised et toby"th°l described to the police, who are making active in. whore and presented a revolver at her.Aasistance was vsetigations. Brosette who was about fifty-eight or at hand, and the primmer was disarmed. It was dreg sixty years of age, and lived alone, was last even and the body found that the weapon was charged in six chamber,. Mr. Willard hell produced in Brooklya an adapts . analiyvosiugunsMoonfd . eystactogugtl,,nior the eTrohoemre did not appear , The prisoner was gry u into custody. The magi'. Sou of portions of "Martin Cliuzzlowit," in which was evidently not moved by the murderer after death. trates committed him for six months.—Mrs. Hanisog he has appeared as Tom Pinch. lii the apartment were found a number of letters in subsequently applied fur a separation order, with the custody of a child seven years of age. She said that Miss Agnes Nicholls, the young sopr ano,who fang French and (Jarman, and it is said a number of she was forewomen in a shirt manufactory, and at fits performance of the "Hymn of Praise "ie Se, foreigners have been in the habit of visiting Broeetta , sandy 184. weekly, arid she did not want anything Geoege's Chapel; on Jubilee Sunday, has reoeivedhae of Into, from bar husband. The magistrates granted ths Majesty's thanks, with a brooch as a souvenir. A later telegram states that between five and six application, nd ordered the prisoner to contribute The 2nd Battalion of the Royal Berkshire Regis o'clock a Illan, described as of foreign appearance, and meet, from Aldershot, has been selected se an wearing spectacles, went to the door of No. nd, 5:,,' se week towards the maintenance of his wife and ri addition to the reliefs 1897-98 to proceed to Creole Street, the scene of the crime. Mire he was e""e' South Africa to replace the let Battalion of the interrogated by a police-officer, who requested him Middlesex Regiment. to accompany him to Bow Street Polio. Statiou. In hirrabeth ktartiey, a well-dressed young woman, the course of the evening, MO Weeken who live in wan at Manchester committed to the assizes charged other parte of the house in which the crime was with throwing vitrol over the face and head of an. committed atterriled at the police station with the other yolliag woman, named Frances St. John, who object, it is understood, id giving infmination. At was her rival iu• love adeir. The latter was terribly the back of No. iiii, Castle Street, arid of some of the burned, and She is still in danger of losing her eight, other houses in tli, Name row, there is s small yard, At Cheater, a little girl named Mary sinneN, Whieh is hounded hy it Ter, low wall, nisch could be aged thirteen fell while! carrying a lighted paraffin very easily jumped over. It would not lie very didbutip downstairs. Her clothes ea right tire, and her oult to retreat from the back of No. iii) such emerge father, in going to her assistance, was also burned into Castle Street again through one of the other abouttle, same. The girl was taken to the itifirruary houses, beeniew, a* OW iel'et'itente of "m" of the suffering from severe turns practically all Over tlie doom are theatrical employes, the man& doors are body. She died shortly after. i often left unfasteued until after earduight.