The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1893-12-30 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

ASIDIZCS. A Hamed Ali and nearly all his Emirs. Sixty flare man named Nancel Heriaud lived with his wife and a mitraillense fell into the hands of the Italians. at his father's helot., and after a time sue A young lady Bettie'', years of age, tile daughter eeeded in introsincing into hi household of alarge landed proprietor in France, committed his father-in-law, a man named Felix suicide on Friday last week under very mysterious Villotexu. The trio who thus lived upon Heriaud circumstances. Her father was absent from Perim senior, a small landed proprietor, nether comfort. at the time, and, after spending the day quietly ably off, did not en'my tee bea of reputations, with her mother, she wished her good- Heriaud senior, at lest seems to have got tired of night and withdrew to her room. Iler mother re- having so many dependents upon him, and he gave mained for some time reading in the sulon, and on them notice to quit. The trio then plotted to. retiring to rest in her turn, she went, DA gether and murdered the poor old man usual, to the girl's bed-chamber, and, finding in the must brutal mann. re They sprang the door locked, pawed into a dreeing• upon him and threw him dstwn on a form, room, when, to her horror, through a little It was night-time. Nanoel Ileriaud's wife hold window she saw her daughter hanging. Every a lighted candle in one hand, while with the effort to restore her to life proved ineffectual, other she held the old man's legs, and Heriaud The girl had written two letters—one to her himself held his head. Villoteau then deliberately brother, who its at Saint Cyr, and the other to cut Heriand, eenisir's throat. First he attacked her governess, who says that she must have him with a knife, but finding this too blunt fer his committed suicide while of unsound mind. She purpose, he went away and preently came back had only two friends besides the members of her with a masa, with which he inflicted a terrible family, her governess, and the sister of the chirp- wound. He has been sentenced to death. The lain at the Roquette prison, The governees adds ROD VOIR condemned to 20 years' and the daughter' that some years ago her pupil spoke to her about in Jaw to eight yearn' impneonment, committing suioide and that after talking to her An inquest was held Met Saturday at Low very seriously on the subject she quite forgot the Predhoe on the body of Thos. Jameeen, home *flea. keeper at Clara Vale Colliery, near Wylam, who Sport and moral teaching will be happily corn. lost his life. Deceased, who WM 54 years of aec, bined if a challenge recently issued beam fruit, and leaves a wife and pertly grown-up family, Mr Whittaker, who is eiehty-one years of age, preeeeeselthe previous afternreat toCorteridge with and liar been a total abstainer for fifty-nine years, some friends to attend the funeral of a telative, offered at a recent temperance demonstration in After this sad ceremony he travelled to Wylam hy London to rue e rowye with anyone who had train, from which place it is supposed that it was freeteeneee peak-houses for the same period. his intention to walk along the line aa . From the opposite camp ttah come a truly far as the colliery, and in that way ' 'porting reedy. Mr Robert Meuegrave, proprietor make a !short cut. Nothing more was of the Royal Hotel, Workington, an- seen or heard of him until his dead body was flounces that his father, who je umety-three, found lying next morning on the line about threeand has drunk whisky for seventy "sr" is reedy quarters of a mile from Prudhoe Station. Ile was to reit her weitteeer fifty ear,* if he is allowed quite dead, having a fearful wound on the left side one yard start for every year by whicie his age of the head. A number of witnesses were called, exceede that of the teetotaller. As this means and one of his companions who attended the that the champion of " bnrley bree " has otely to funeral at Corbridge said that when deceased left cover thirty-eight yards wee, hie opponent news the train at Wylam about six o'clock on the Friday fifty,. it is evident that his three ecoreand-.ete night he was not sunder the influence of Ii nor. - et elle jury came to the conclusion that d had , fawned the wrong way, and had been struck by a 1 feet train pmceedin# to Newcastle. Se Intuit Fitgle_inene who reelaved theebody, sari!: return tienet was found on the his aunite'l' 7e ' from the bodye—The jury returned a verdict that deceased was acieSdentallv killed by a train.  WIDOW'