Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1882-06-03 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

THE REGISTRAR-GENERAL'S RETURNS for the current sneak show Ora. in London 2402 births acid 1420 deaths were registered. Allowing for increase of appalo lion, the births were 32 and the deaths 82 below the average numbers in the corresponding waked the int ten years. The annual death-rate from all cauees, which had steadily declined in the five preceding weeks from 23.1 to lff 2 per 1000, further fell last week to 150. During the past seven weeks of the current quarter, the death.rate averaged 20.0 per 1000, against 157 and 204 in the corresponling periods of 1880 and 1881. The fatal cases of whooping-coogh, which had declined in the fourteen previous weeks from 261 to 124, further led to 108 last week. but exceeled the corrected omega weekly number by 37. The deaths referred to dimes of the respiratory organs, which had steadily declined in the five precedmg weeks from 392 to 261, farther fel last week to 238, and were 60 below the corrected average nurnber in the corresponding weeks of the lest ten years; 134 were attributed to bronchitis, and 55 a pneumonia. THE PRACTICAL USE of the telephone in regard to collieries is now being demonstrated in South Yorkshire. The apparatus has been adjusted at the Oaks and Mart Vera Main Collieries, and from the sorface CO the workings, over a mile apart, conversations on he carried on with remarkable diatinctness. The suit of tie pits can be thus ascertained without any delay, cted prompt measures taken to avert threatenel MR. H. G. Holing, treasurer of the luso porated Church Building Society, writes "Fee aialY• four yvars, during to tech period the population of the country has grown from 12,000,000 to 26,000,000, tha soclety has ailed and encouraged the work of Chards extension. Shave its first mtabliahment it has raised and distributed nearly £900,000, with the result due half the parishes in England have received assistance And owing to the unusually urgent appeals lately med'c not only on behalf of churches but :deo of mission roams in the poorest and most populous districts, the committee have found it necessary to expand in grants the übl of the available capital (with the exception of a so reserve fund), no that in future they can rely only on the annual income of the society, averaging something oda £1000,” AT A MEETING .0i the various sections of the Communiatiacher - Arbeiter - Eirdungsverein, held London, it has bean decided to instruct tlle elitona committee of the Freiheit to continue the publication 6 that journal on the same lines as heretofore, and te make its tone, if possible, es en more extreme aud reed lutary-. ion A FEW DAYS woo Mr. Angel Money, cdarge°' at the Great Ormond-street Hospital for Children, a? peared at Bow-street Police-court, London, to a sume?! charging him with having dissected the holy of anhit, named Maddick, who died in the hospital, this Lea done without the knowledge of the parents. The Beei, which have been already reported, having been real inn evidenca, Mr. Flowers, the magistrate, peeteml decision. Mr: Begley, who appeared in support suinmons, said the object of the Vigilance Asou!e': which load taken the proceedings, was to ascertam legality or otherwise of hospital authorities dissecant bodies without the consent of relatives. A raj l Ic tit° I J L; a It pageC CASE E namedsuicide at Bgh4 boy 15,01 22, Lewes-crescent, having bean found hatigieg m e,t an out-house of 10, Sussesouare. When cut dowl. m was quite extinct. FbraßedebeeritcroO:ti°lo  No One harrying sommonl was of h aide. whi  not speak.' 'lt tea about, Hal "Harold "Is her mother," I She mcu Harold, avi "Hal, tx what—but right now. Archer— "No, no " Yee, ki cloae to  There wz  lid down eound, and drew back Sidney's al face was wl  It lay, for figure on t up with dr( asked— " Has Go "He has needs you r an give hi another roe Dr. Sort went etraigl that waa ati "NothiN mired.  "I feare, Internal hie -_  Norton, Elm I think." Dr. Norf. to carry H and memory young man. When I the awful bark,. •,91  and olon togel' er in the o, e quo " Dow cl.i Colonel A "Everyth were alone; questions at I clasped ! "There w "None, th „Leland, pea' "Did Syd "A few w but, thank G Ids arms roll "Thank I Byte. Slm tried out wil 'Oh, Nell dead—and I "Hush, di "lii that 2 13ing, where remember he And, oh! H though I has Sound—not he should go She lookec bands, and r Whose blood me.  .oh, Nell, to me; he pi, " 'co tomfortect"  T;;;;nTlin g, tO the aouth 1 tt?gether, talk Mfferent dire. Of the ante, 1":‘ my first closed. I wai Within. I of ttuing me wa aumaelf in wi the door, stoo deep, der, m hand on the /tenoned. / Then I cried, "Harold, d But no sour " Darold! f And in my With both ham There was a leek, as if a el the door was a me. In the al great grief a Mine, and her "Don't Nell there should b No, indem be quiet; but : "I want to lingeringly to Hun my es. "Afterward comfort your al A etrong sht " What eomf "She e'er g 'What she Levy° ycu