Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1889-09-28 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

TWO WOMEN MURDERED FOR £2,0.  1 _..ossewn by &flail vines dooderry had done would be ueutralised. lord ; Two dastardly murders, that only differ in, Londonderry had been Viceroy of 'Wand in the detail fro:n the "-d se_ t!ie Ripper type, bay* I crisis or her history. He a•cripie i this post • been perpetrated in an outlying district of pendia of daueer. and be did not leave that post A woman, aged 3 in the nelehbourhood ! until a worthy successor had been icumil. Pip! apart from her husband, occupied with her aged I please.) Vr ben once he entered upon his duties • mother, who was steno deaf, and • son aged right royally did be fulfil them, assisted by his seven years. an apartment cousistiug of Iwo gracious and amiable consort (I o d atiplause.) rooms and a kitchen. urre of theme rooms was He threw himself into his work wit . NH. har our let to a butcher and a tailor. The latter, who that his success was ertat. and his pop i arity has since been arrested, is strongly suspected of !greater- in the manner iii which he Metered Iravirrg murdered the two women in order to • hsr native industries, in the *import which he possession of some i 23, which repteseuted I gave to that splendid body of mill the • nyal the savings or the younger female. With 1.6.1 Irish Constabulary, in the active pear.) ase he butcher's hatchet the murderer completely I gave to the institutions of the coulitry, and an smashed the back I art of the skull of one of the i rilliant hospitality which he dispraised. h. the victims. while be almost severed the bead of bel maA. mnigel, beloved by all be ,tbe rowan% the other woman iron her body with a butcher'a ; The support which he gave to his Chief kni..e. If, as is supposed, the arrest- d tailor re j Secretary, 3.1 r .Kalour—reheeriff—that man the brutal .perpeirstor of the crime. it is clear of indomitable cou age, was bei and all that se hal carefully premeditated it. To more ! praise. The prominent part which h.s lo rdslup than one person he hal said that he was going I took in ths procla ation ot the :,,ational I,ea,,ne away, hut that whet, he wee gone they would fiud I would not be forgetten, and his determination to something in tue deceased's apartment. Immo- continuo in office if the Government ceded upon distely a ter the deed was supposed to have been ! bum to make that sacrifice wai a display of selicommitted the mart who has local, a-rested was denial and courage which rieserved well o tha seen in a ueigheouring pothoriss with a well. I country. That alit ity and that courage which stored parse, Irons which he was able to pay the I he hal proved himself to po,:sces was the mark landlai/y a debt he hal incurred of five shdlinzs. of the coming statesman. That the a-ulty of The only actual witness of the crimes was a dot, !reet,eentert.thip was hereditary hat been which does not appear to bare barked or uttered showu in many cases, notably in lord any sound to alarm the neighbours; but on ale :Eiggicory, a descendant of Lord police entering the room it was found whining ot Eli-sabethan times, who bad an Irish ;under the bed. ' difficulty to deal with paral.el LO that of our own time. Their noble goi•st es,. a descendant of a., who by the overthrow i the .rash rebellion in 1798. by the este:Ms:merit of the