Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1889-04-27 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

MORA DEAF.—NIOhOIBOII's Artcial Flu Drums cure ' tho Head in all stagos. 132 pMe with tall description. tree. Address 13,11cord-soarei Loudon, W.O.—An  nanday _ passages on record. Among the , the Duke of Sutherland aud his nod Dnchess,wbo ban retarued from t. property in Florida. The Duchess is a handsome-looking woman, about middle.age. ,liwitproceeded to Loudon in the aftensoon. S. A. ALLitn's WORLD'S HAIR Mt • ',nowt nova falls to restore grey hair to its youth to! colour. It acts directly upon the roots of the hair, invigorating them, cleanses the scalp, removing dandruff, rendering the hair soft, silky, and glossy, and diaposing it to remain in any desired position. 111 has hosts_ of admirers, male and female. young and did. Reid by Chemists and Forfutuers.—ADM  The American genies for eivie orgaziaation has perhaps never been displayed with more celerity than in the creatiou of a town on the firm day of the inrush of settlers into Ocklahems. A town which is named Guthrie ha, sprang up like a gourd in the night offlomle. including a Mayor, have been chosen ; a bank i. ready to aecommodate customers; and a newspaper already hotline the inhabitants on their duties ad their letter. The telegraph is no doubt already there, and ell in doe emirs° before the mid of the year there will be tee phener, railwari, and electric Light and electri. tramways. A nerriblit crime, the like of which bee awe; been known in Bulgaria, was committed at Sof. last Saturday night. Three men obtained r.•: entrance into the house of Dr. Shishmanoff, medical man well known in Sofia, and murdere, his mother and niece uuder atrocious einem stances. The solo motive of the crime appears to have been robbery. Two other persons an, the servants lived Milts house, bat the latter be,; been dismissed some days before the commis. siou of the crime. Two of the assassins hey • been arrested, and the polioe are making a active search for the third. The affair ha.-: created it very painful impression. Whilst making a parachute descent of 6,009 feet on Monday at Kew Gardens, Nelson. flea, Burnley, Professor Taylor, of London, fell somewhat heavily near a fence on Hendee farm, and from the rebound broke his leg above the knee He lay prostrate and in great agony for a fev minutes until the police end several members of the local ambulance corps came to hie aid, after which be was removed on a stretcher to the Bill; Hotel. This was the third amount Taylor hal made since Friday week, haying been perfectly successful on the two previone oecritsions. Th,accident was witnessed by several thousaud people. • At Aitken, Minn., on the 2nd of April, at 4.45 o'clock, it became so dark that lights were neces• nary in business houses, and the sir was filled with snow as black and dirty as though it ha'. been trampled into the earth. Six minces o snow and one-fourth of an ounce of dirt and sand were found in the bottom of a dish. Tb,, dirt was very fine, something like emery, and contained particles that had a metallic lustre This dirty snow fell to the depth of half-an-inch. The atinospnere at the time presented a peenliii, greenish tinge. There was a little wind blow; from the north-west, though there seemed considerable wind higher in the air chunks of ice and sand are reported v picked up in various places. OnMonday night a boy named years of ago, residing at 20, C castle, was brought to the suffering from a bullet accidentally caused r' Hay market. Tlv to be very eerie accident else named Al; at 34, P. that 4nd .aitted .*cession tb• service AIM, uttering 'haw me," reel ..it • long Mats' , to the Secretwith Brew ardor he forge; ain't him.. sd ontsid: No