Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1892-04-02 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

LOORED ILIO!:ARD AND WORN. her will was read it W. 1.3 found that she had be. His eyes were restless, and his <flick nervous queathed the whole of her fortnne, 1:2,000, to the movements be raved to the mest casual observer editor of a newspaper, the perusal of which Ilse that he fully realises lie is approaching the scene given her many happy hours. It is said that the of hie last. fiendish work, where lie will be eon; fortunate Italian relitor hall refused to avail him, fronted with overwhelming proof of his guilt. self of this unexpected windfall, and hiss Duren,' the portion of dm voyage which baled his legacy amine; the various charitable in. has been accomplished the pr sonar, after stitutions of Rome. ' conversing for a while, has usually lapsed t, The wiet of a Reeler near Melbetirne was re- ! into periods of profound sdence and dozed ' wally bitten on the Unger by a snake. To prevent ; I %fully. lie does not sleep long, but wakes up at the poison enterisig her gyetem she plated the frequent intervals, and is altogether unable to finger on a block, and asked her hush and to cut conceal the wearing effect of the men-al strain he it off, which he did with an axe. He then drove is enduring. He in kept in irons all night, and , his wife seventeen miles to the nearest town. On there is always at least one watcher with him inarrival she was in a state oi collapse, but the aide the cabin. The handcuffs are only removed strychnine remedy was applied with success, and ' at night while he is undressing, and then the door the woman is now out of danger, is locked on tee outside, and guarded by the The Commissary of Police at Hy; rev last Stamm mar nes. Since leaving Albany the prisoner has day re-eved the following curious message from never been allowed outside his cabin except during the Semaphore station at biters, a small thort intervals when it is being ventilated, and island a short &mance from Hy res A man then lie is liandeteme to one of his guards. Ile has who says hh n m e as bee condened to twenty year*. eaten fairly well, and it is expected that he will penal servitude has arrived hero, and has given laud in Melbourne in fairly ffille'd beal.b. Time P°:lee himself into custody. He has in his possession a authorities are anxious that the adjourned inquest number of letter.; addreeiel to the Francis Govern- nu the body found at Windsor should be resumed ment and to rums) Victoria. He is probably • not at the morgue, where stie enquiry was opened, madman and we shail take charge of him until but at the City Police Court, which is close to the tee arrival of the pol it-46"—A later menage state" geol. TLeir chief concern is to prevent &disorderly that the man was may mad, and hail been removed rush when the prisoner is being coneeyei to and to an asylum, from the enquiry. if the seljoarned prmeedinge are On Tuesday tlie Free Library Corneettee of the held at :he mor. us an escort of at leas+ a hundred . Wolverhampton Corporation met to debate the mounted police will be no .esaary, besides a large questicn or spc•rting intelligence supplied by the form of unmonited constabi. s. To provide each newspapers on the Public Library stende. A cer. an evcort detachments of police would have to be tein section of the committee demanded the etip. drafted in from other districts. The bent of the premien of all ssch news on the ground of a great erisoner's mind is well illustrated by a remark increase of Letting among the rneebanic and opera. whims Cawsey declared he made to him in refertive classes and inteneerence with the reeeere of ence to the Rainhill murder. "Welt," he said, ether news. Altar much discus iion the committee "if I have to swing I will swing lila a man. reenlvei to imitate the re:ent action of Preston and I WILL Mt NO