The Northern Guardian. — 1893-07-27 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

NEW SYSTEM OF TREATMENT FOR DISEASES OF THE I EYE AND EAR WITHOUT OPERATION.—Mr L. Mitchell, Oculist and Aurist, of Leeds, announces special visits to Durham (Three Tuna Hotel), Saturday, July 29; Darlington, Monday, July 31; Bishop Auckland, Thursday, Aug. 3; Middlesbrough, Saturday., Aug. 5; West Hartlepool (Station Commercial Hotel), Tuesday, Aug. 8; Stockton (Black Lion Hotel), Wednesday, Aug. 9 (hours 11 to 4), where he may be consulted on all cases of defective sight or hearing. Artificial human eyes adapted where the sight has been destroyed without pain or operation. ' Spectacles, eye preservers, to suit all sights. References to local patients. Letters to be addressed to 24, Zetland Place, Roundhay Road, Leeds—Advt. The proceeds of the sale at the children's bazaar yesterday, at Hartlepool, amounted to £45 108 6d. Mr J. W. Dale was awarded two first prizes and one third in the pigeon section at North Ormsby Show yesterday.  Mr P. Wrightson, M.P., yesterday presented a petition from the Stockton Perfect Thrift Building Society against Clause 11 of the Building Societies Bill.  Sir Henry Havelock-Allan, Bart., and Lady Alice Havelock-Allan have returned to Blackwell Hall, Darlington, from 101, Ruston Place, S.W., for the rest of the summer and autumn.  At. Stafford Assizes yesterday, John Thomas Wright (19), miner, was sentenced to death for the murder, on the Ist inst., of William Masfen, a gentleman farmer, near Cannock. Deceased was found shot dead in a ditch.  When the 8.30 train was entering Norwood Junction Station yesterday morning, through some unaccountable reason it left the rails, knocking a signal post down. Fortunately no one was injured, but traffic was greatly delayed. -  At ITalif.y. —yesterday,- James Merrick, millhand, Luddendenfoot, was committed for trial, charged with wilfully setting fire to a haystack, the property of Thomas Mit,bell, hay and straw dealer, Mytholmroyd, on the 21st July. The Exchange Telegraph Company learns that the Broadstairs explosion will shortly show startling developments, and arrests are hourly expected. It is alleged that the London police are in possession of information which proves the motive for the outrage.  Prince Henry of Prussia will be present at the Italian naval manceuvres, and the Crown Prince of Italy, who will attend the great military manceuvres, will remain in Germany about ten days. He will accompany the Emperor to Potsdam.  An inouest, held at Harrogate yesterday, on the body of Thomas Weldon, an army pensioner, who ended a drunken bout by poisoning himself with laudanum, resulted in a verdict that he "Died from the effects of poison unlawfully and maliciously administered by himself."  Justice Cave, sitting in Chambers yesterday, made an order upon Dr. W. G. Ross to hand over instantly to Mr Alfred Ely, New York, acting on behalf of Mr Macdonough, owner of Ormond°, Mr Weatherby's oertificate of Ormonde's pedigree, and certificates of fourteen other animals.  Mr Louis Larsen, manager of Messrs N. E. Gros & Son, Brazennose Street, Manchester, was found in his office on Tuesday evening suffering from shot wounds in the head, apparently self-inflicted. Inquiry at the Infirmary yesterday morning shows that he is in a rather serious condition.  At an inquest at Chertsey yesterday, a verdict of manslaughter was returned against Mrs Vinson (midwife), who was alleged to have so neglected her patient while under the influence of drink as to cause the death of Mrs Emma Elliott, aged 32. Mrs Vinson was arrested on the Coroner's warrant.