Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1890-10-25 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

MORE "SHADOWING." !lady had fled. Mr J. Redmond, M.P., Mr V. B. Dillon, and Leslie Fraser Duncan, the late editor of the three other clients, Messrs P. O'Been, M.P., i lliatrimontaZ News, was brought up iii custody at O'Brien Dalton, and J. Cullinane, drove to Bally- Bow-street on Wednesday charged with committing kisteen on We Inesdity for the purpose of inspecting various offences under the Debtors Act in connecthe scene of one of the incidents sworn to during the ' tion with his bankruptcy. The pramipal charges ; trial. On their return to Tipperary they proceeded 'were concealment of real and perbonal property, to the residence of Colonel Caddell, to whom Mr ! quitting Eugland and taking property within the Redmond complained that throughout the journey • period prohibited by his bankruptcy, and making the party had been followed by policemen. Colonel fraddulent gifts. It was stated that the belies Caddell said—Mr Redmond, it was Mr Cullinane alleged to have received the gifts of £6,000 appeared . whom the police were watching. If Air Cullinane !to be in, Laical. TM case was adjourned until the had not been one of the party they would not have I 29th inst. Mr Reed's application for reduced bail been followed. Subsequently Mr Dillon addressed ; was refused, Mr Brown, for the Treasury, stating a letter to Colonel Caddell on the subject, and ins ! that a more serious charge might be preferred timated that he would send a copy of it to the agaiust the Lan'erupt. Chief Secretary at Dublin. Mr Balfour last Saturday evening presented the prices to the successful students of the Newcastle School of Science and Art, and in the course of an address with which he prefaced this ceremony lie said that in the face of advancing science it would be sheer lunacy for this country to ignore the means of maintaining industrial supremacy which its iivals were seeking to wrest from it. If the people in the manufactories and workshops of this country were to lake advantage of the discoveries made by the man of science in his laboratory, they must lit themselves by some kind of soientihe training to understand th 3 elaborate abstract results at which he had arrived. If they could not do that it was in vain that they had men of science working out for any ulterior object the laws of nature. Mr Balfour urged the students not to be content with school successes, but to make them the prelude in life for more important successes. Au audacious escape from the prison on the small Island of Nisitia happened tho other day. A Roman, condemned to imprisonment for life for the murder of his Bister s sweeetheart, was employed, on account of Ids good conduct, as waiter to the surgeon of the prison, While ; unobserved in that gentleman's rooms the prisoner succeeded in appropriating a pneumatic mattress and a snit of clothes, Under their disguise he succeeded hi passing out of the prison. Not being able, ll:iw;e:er, to reacts the as a shore, which was guanled by 'tseictbelt, te-thrM himself from a precipitous rock .in a lonely part of the island, and succeeded, on the inflated mottrene i. reaching the opposite shore of Tosilippie Hafer'. tun:Rely for lima some coast guards espied his strange craft, boarded it, and captard him. A CiatD.—AN IMPORTANT DISOOVRRY is anlammed in the Peru bison, of a valuable remedy for nervous debility, physical exhaustion, and kindred complaints. The discovery was made oz a missionary in Old Mexico; it saved him from a miserable existence and an early grave. The Rev. Joseph Holmes, Bloomsbury Mansions, Bloomsbury-square, London, WC., will sand the prescription free of charge, on receipt of a self-addressed stamped envelope. Mention this uauer.—Auvr. a