Widnes Examiner. — 1885-07-11 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

TELEORASI.—At Leeds, on Thursday, Lilian Roberts, a student at Ma!ton Col le‘r. was ekain chargeel with forging a telegraph mess.ige, whereby a Leeds photographer, name d Max Dorinir, who' was under arrest at Hazen, Austria. was liberated and esgaped. The prisoner was discttarged . SHOCKING F&T&LITY —Edward Heffron, a married man, at llarutold, oldharn, met unto a frightful and fatal accident on Thursday morning. He was cleaning the windows outside Messrs. Bradbury-is works, b,ing suspended in a skip which could be raised or lowered at pleasure. The rope maidenly broke, and the unfortunate fellow fell a considerable distance, receiving such injarteS when he alighted as to cause his death.  rates and taxes. (Hear, hear ) The Mayon did not see why they should exclude the consumers in Warrington iron) the same privilege that the people of this country derived from the introduction of goods duty free. It was rather amusing to see Alderman Burgess get up and denounce this system of free trade.  (Laughter.) Alderman BURGESS said he did not do anything of the kind. He simply said that he had no sympathy with the people, and that he did not like the stuff they brouiht into.  town. The MAYort : I don't say this in any way offensively. Alderman BURGESS: Do not put words into our mouths  that we have not said. 't be MAYOR did not wish to do that, and he did not think he had ; but it must be fresh in the recollection of many that Alderman Burgess had always shown a most unrelenting opposition to the introduction of these people from foreign towns in the disposition of their merchandise in ' Warrington. It was not that day osly that Cie Alderman had thrown out hints of this kind. tie was very mild indeed that night, and he (the Mayor) was wondering whether he had not changed his opinion about Free Trade. Alderman Btrnonss: I distinctly deny having made use of such an argument as you put into my mouth. If you wql find any record of my having used such an argument as you say I have used then I will admit that I have been alto ATTEMPTED MrADER AND emeinE.—Shortly after ten o'clock on Wedtweday mornina Sam Zalenberg, wife of ll a. Polish commercial traveller. attempted to deetrov her two children, and to commit suicide by jumping with them into the Prince's Dock. Hull. Two men immediately leaped in and rescued thern.though in an exhausted Condition. TO& woman had been staving with her husband at Birmingham, and it is enpposed rile fact of ben leaving him to return to Poland preyed on her mind. BRUTAL OrTnaGt Nottingham, on Monday, a man named Bywater VrAB charged with cutting the throet of his paramour. Eiii3 Charlton. On Saturday night pr. i rfmer rendered Charlton unconscious by a severe tlow, sod when he recovered she found her throat cut She tried to bide the fact; but after the wound had been dressed the police obtained informalon and apprehended Bywater, who was ,remanded for a week.  gether wrong. The MAyora said that perhaps Alderman Burgess had forgotten. (Laughter.) lie did not make these observations because be bad any syrapatby with the stall-keepere referred to, bat be did not see bow the Markets Committee could deal with the queetion. In these days, when a free Irade policy existed in almost every department of their manufactures, he did not see how they could advodate free trade in one department and not in another. Councillor Surrott said it was not free trade to charge one section with rates and another section with none. (Sear,  _ Rsroas OF