Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1869-04-16 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

WIFE MURAER IN MANCEIESTER.--A shocking murder was perpetrated in Miller-street, Manches• ter, between twelve sod one o'clock on Saturday. Benjamin Crawshaw, a tailor, met his wife, Susan. about twelve o'clock on SAturday night, on her return from marketing, and induced her to accompany him to a public.house in the neighbouoliood. lie there met with some associates, and asked his wife to give him money to pay for drink, which she refused to do. He threatened her with violence if she did not comply with his request to pay for drink whieh be had ordered, and on her leaving the bowie he followed her to the street. knocked her down, and kicked her in the most brutal manner. A crowd was attracted to the scene, and the poor woman was reeved from the violence of her husband, but not before be had inflicted such injuries a* Caused her death. A po,ice constable came up, and, finding that the woman had been badly injured, had her eonveyed to the Royal Infirmary, where she died in a little more than half an hour after her adm on, Crawshaw was subsequently taken into custody.  MR GEORGE CHARLTON  (Member of Tattersall'*. The Victoria, and .411. ext Chths,)  BEGS to inform his Friends and the Puhlic ankt he executes Commissions on all Races *ad Steeple Chases through. Jut the year. The full market odds guaranteed. P. 0. Orders to be made payable at General Poet Office, and Cheques to be crossed, •• London and Westminster 8.1nk.." Price List scot on applieAtion. Address,—  12, Cloudesley Square, London. N.  A specimen of the musk deer (Moschus rensehilerus) has been received at the 7. iologiesl Gardena. from the Himalayas. We believe we are correct in asserting that this aninisi has never been previously seen alive in Europe —Field. The Pope celebrated his jubilee mass on Sunday mirniug in St. Peter's. There was an immense congregation. After the religious ceremony Hie Holiness, the members of the Court, and the diplomatic body were entertained at breakfast by the Chapter of St. Peter's. An amnesty, including politieal prisoner*, was granted.  " When Christine Nilsson, the "Swedish Lark,' recently sang in London," says an Americas journal, "she lost one of her hairpins, which one of the scene shifters found. He showed it to one of the young aristocrats who were behind the scenes. • How much do you ask for it ?' said the lord. Twenty-flve guineas,' replied the scene shifter. The young lord actually paid the twenty-five guineas, took the hair-pie, sod said he would preserve it as a precious retie.  The Chinese, to increase their profit on tea, cover or "fees " the inferior brown lea•ea with mineral powder ; the almost worthless autumn crop is thou passed off as the best, to the loss and disappointment of the purchaser. Messrs. Horniman, London, import their tea free from facing powder, to secure uniform strength, flavour, and cheapness. For local Agents, see ad.artioetnent.  Ladies should use only the GLENFIELD STARCH, which never fails to give the in,ist complete satisfaction. The Gt.astrlat n STARCH is exclusively used in the Itlyal Laundry, and Her Majesty's Laundress pronounces it to be the finest starch she ever used. Prize Medals were awarded for its superiority, and the manufacturers have much pleasure in stating that they have been appointed Starch purveyors to the Prince of Wales. The GLENTICLD STARCH is sold in packets only, by all Grocers, Chandlers, &e.