The Warwickshire Herald. — 1887-11-10 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

DOUBLE SUICIDE IN EUSTON-SQUARE. he Prince seemed disposed to o House e not long ago, and was not repudiated by Berlin Treaty. Subsequently this bosom companion of Mr. Gladstone. For the On Tuesday morning a shocking tragedy occurred se, and it mast be acknow- benefit of the fraternity, 1 will quote Mr. O'Brien, in a lodging-house in Euston-square. For several e seemed to have acquired but I wish it to be distinctly understood that I months past the drawing-room floor of one of the 'f he had gone to Bul- have no sympathy with such expressions. This numerous lodging-houses in that square has been of one of the Great stinger of opprobrious epithets spoke of his now occupied by a Frenchman named Ernest Carlin, -quently expressed a venerable chief as "the hoary-headed British aged 52, and Jane Hine, 22, a professional singer. educed to join in hypocrite. They arrived in this country for the purpose of were of Europe f office as attending the Jubilee entertainments, and Were SCTHE Marquis of Lansdowne•s term o 's given great compauied by a fellow countryman named Charles Governor-General of Canada will expire in the autumn of next year. It is, however, the custom Kuss, and everything has gone on comfortably be to appoint the successor to this important pest tween the parties. On Sunday they went a short some months before it actually becomes vacant. It distance into the country, returning on Monday at . is reported in official circles that the post in ques- noon. They then diued at liatchett's ; and in the Con is likely to be conferred upon Lord Stanley of evening went to the theatre, occupying a box. es Preston. By virtue of his rank, his long experience On their return home they indulged in an of public life, and his high position in office, Lord oyster supper, and seemed most cheerful and in the Stanley belong, to the category of men from whom best of spirits, retiring to bed about midnight. At 'overnore-General are habitually chosen; and we half-past five Kuss, who sleeps in an apartment no reason to doubt that as the representative of above those occupied by the deceased, was alarmed •ueen in the Dominion of Canada he would act by hearing his friend calling out fc r assistance, and a way as to maintain the traditions of that on going down he found the female just breathing e and to merit the esteem of our Cauadian her last. As he was raising her up, Carlin said, Irymeu. "She has taken poison; I cannot live without ber " at the same time pointing a six-chambered n correspondent of the Sheffield Daily ' l to his breast. Before II could be stooped as :-I have had occasion more than rlieevehavedr pulled the ' e accomplished and his 1 the large number of recruits that object. PAn alarm trigger a raised, and Policeas party since Mr. GladDouce .d F. l. sergeant Leny, of the S. Division, an o ice-cona ith the enemies of law and stable 136 were promply on tile spot, and the I Ireland. How far Lord mains to be seen. Suffice assistance of a medical mans(Dr. Riding, of 25, Euston-square), obtained; but on his arrival he is no longer a supporter found that life was extinct in both cases, the -cy. Other illustrious female evidently havihg died from poisoning and a in years pant, have the man from the effects of a gun shot wound. The ty, are taking pains bullet had passed completely through the body, and marked manner. was afterwards found in the bed. sr of the World 'es" was an mber of the e World, INGENIOUS SWINDLE AT LORD of poli-