Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1880-06-26 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

EMIR MURDER—At Woolwich Police Court on Tuseday Thome. Barry woo charged with the wilful murder of Caroline Adamant Belvedere, near Erich. The evidence given at the inquest • short time previously was recapitulated. and the priacmor. On being committed for trial at the Maidstone assizes, said: •• I know I am guilty ; I wee driven to it. It is no me standing in anew.. Some of the witness. have net told the truth, but I dout know that it matteM much, as I krauts, I shall be hung." A ddrething the m,rgistrete, it. said tWill your Worship ebb teen bob? i should like to tuba your health am the my book to pima.  Santone Client's ACMINEIT •7; At the Manchester City Polk, tiourt, on Satur• day before Mr. Hemllam. the stipendiary magistrate, Thomas Wild. an auctioneer, carrying on hueinem in Hyde-lace, Hyde. was charged with ••btaieing money by false pretenses .—Detective Sergeant Kelmll saint he received the prisoner into custody that morning at the detec•ive odic. from Detective sergeant Slater, who bad apprehended him under a warrant On hearing the warrant read the prisoner nail he had no intention to defraud Mayor, confectioner, Oldham-street Manchester, the prosecutor said lie had known the prisoner for mom time, and had been in the habit of lending him money. A short time ago he lent him £l5O upon the security of deeds of certain property which the prisoner reprosentcd belonged to him. The transaction took place in the office of Mr. Leach, witnees's solicitor, with whom the deeds were lodged. Prisoner was not able to repay the money at the time he promised, and a mortgage upon the property having been executed, wituess served ' a notice upon the tenants to pay him the rent in future. He then learned that the property did not belong to Wild, and the real owner called him to amount for what he had dons.— On she application of Detective Kelsall, the prisoner was remanded until Thursday, Mr. Eleadlam offering to admit him to bail in two surities of £2OO each. SHOPHIMAKING an Bnys.—At the Ashtonunder-Lynn County Police Court on Wetine. day ten boys, named John William Dutton, 9, Alfred Standering,9 , Sydney Steel ,8 , John Power, 11, John Henry Watson, 9, John Thomas Sim or., 9, Stepli .moo Hartshorn, 9 , Joseph Pollitt, 8 , Walter Tat 10r.14, and James William Dmicao, 9, were charged with breaking into a lock up confectioner's shop at Fair- ; field, be:oogifig to Samuel Moen, of Aehton. and stealing and damaging property to the value of £2O. It appears that the slmup had been locked op for about three smoke, owing to the death of the person to whom pro.cutor sold it. On fhureday last it wee visited and left securely locked up, but on Saturday it was found that it had been entered and that not only had • large quantity of sweets been talon away, but that other portions of the property had 1-en scattered about the floor and most wantonly destroyed. , Ou Monday two of the boye—Simine and Watson—were caught in the shop with bags , containing sweets and other things, which they • had got together for remoral. AtillllB3ioll had been gained to the premises by breaking windows at the back. The other prisoners, most of whom live in Bradford, Gorton and the neighbourhood, were afterwards &Five. handed, and all admitted complicity in the robbery.—The Bench remanded the Prisoners.  buy IaRPUNI-0.