The Shropshire Examiner and all round the Wrekin advertiser. — 1876-08-04 (Wenlock, Shropshire, England)

EIJI:USD LADY.—A mysterious occurrence, by which a young English lady lost her life, is at present being investigated by the authorities' of Trafoi, in Austria, on the confines of the Tyrol and the Swiss grisons. Some days ago these arrived at the Hotel von Kammerzofe, at Trafoi, a couple beitingine apparently to the higher classes. The husband, who was about thirty years of age. and who had a very distinguished air, inseribed himself in the hteel books, the local papers say, as Mr. De T ; and his wife, who was elegantly dressed, is given by the same authority as English. The next morning they were driven towards a neighbouring glacier, but half way the coachman was dismissed by the tourists, who said they would return at noon. In the course of the evening the gentleman came back alone, and asked help to recover the body of his wife, who had fallen down a precipice. A number of people accompanied hint to the spot, but his conduct was so strange, and he seemed so little touched by the accident, that suspicions began to arise. He was examined by the authorities through an interpreter, but his replies were so unsatisfactory that he was arrested and sent in custody to Spondini. Front the appearance of the corpse it was' surmised that the lady was first strangled and then thrown over the precipice. She is interred in the local graveyard, and her funeral wai attended by an immense concourse of pins-into. A letter front Trafoi says the parents of the lady, who live in England, were communicated with, and stated that they were without news of their daughter. Her servant, who remains at the hotel, stated that her mistress was married in November, and that eject' then there had been no difference between the peruse which could be assigned as a motive for the suepceed murder  Cornelius Archer, the herbalist. sentenced to death for the murder of Ann Gee, at Leicester, has been re. spited.  --Lighting a Fire is now no longer a troublesome operatic. as it may readily be dune without wood or paler, by using one of TAYLOR'. MIANGLE FIRE Lout nun, which make no dirt, have no unpleasant smell, are cheaper and less troublesome than using fitrwood. Send Id. stamp to Taylor Ltul West End Works, Wakefield, and receive a sample hy return of post. The Countess Waldegrave, through her local at, Mr. M'Murtrie. treated the whole of the officials Id workmen etnplowed at the extensive collieries ad other works at Radstock to a trip to Weymouth os Saturday. Etais Bun—The marked superiority of dd. Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick appreciation d its merits by the Public has been attentlod by the usual result', via., a Haiti of imitations ; the merit of thi latter snaitly et"ip7 sists in the ingenuity exerted, nit simply in imitating siitmre shape but making the genecol npjusirsnoe of • the w ' pets resemhle that of the genuine article. The manufactur,' 11,7, therefor. to motion all buyers to see tt Reckitt'sPari, Blue" on each packet.  THE SHROPSHIRE EXAMINER: Printed by OWEN & JZFFEEY, at their Office.. Yarketstnnt, Wolverhampton, and Publishea by them at OAKENGATES, Salop.