Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1883-05-19 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

YOUR HOUSE—LArruecree's Pruerta Sauna—and use no other. The only aafe antidote in Fevers, Eruptive Affectiorm, Sea or Bilious Sick-news Small-pox and Elead-aohe; having peculiar and exclusive merits. Use no substitute. See perpetual injunction against imitators: also the unanimous judgment before the Lords Justices Bramwell, Brett, and Cotton, 22nd Jon., 18Th, h. Lamplough's favour. 113, Holborn-hill. London.  IHE Earl of Yarborough, who has been for several months travelling in the East Indies, has now returned to liroeklesby. - _  A Burr En's TELEGRAM from St. Petersburg reports that an authoritative contradiction is given to the statement madeby the Norse rr any, thatPrinceG or techakoff , Russian Minister to Spain, would be replaced in his present post by Count Illudoff, Minister to Belgium, and that the latter would be succeeded at Brussels by Baron Frelerica  TI/BRE is a fellow who is humility personified. The other day he stead a young lady if he might " allowed the privilege of going home with her," and was hubgnantly refused, whereupon he inquired very humbly if he might "ho allowed to sit on the fence and me her go by.  DR. IL THORNE THORNE has been appointed Asektant Medical Adviser to the Local Government Board, in the room of Mr. John Netten Radcliffe, resigned. A PUBLIC NEETINO hoe been held in the Guildhall, Derby, on behalf of the mo,ement for securing electoral privileges for women. Alderman Roe, J.P., presided, and among the speakers were the two women's rights lecturers, Mrs. Shearer, and Mrs. Scatcherd. THE local branch of thelrish National League, at. meeting at Bristol, has passed the following resolu. tion "That this branch of the Irish National League hail with sati.faction the result of the great Convention in Philadelphia, uniting the various branches of the Irish and American societies in support of the Leag,e, under the guidance of our true and trusted leader, Charles Stewart Parnell." -  SHORTLY after half-past ten at night a fire occurred on the premises of Messrs. L. Alexander and Son, cigar merchants, 9, Fleet-street, London. The fire. men on duty at the moveable stations at St. Dunstan's and St. Clement Dane's Churches were apprised of the fact, and by their timely arrival were enabled to extinguish the fire by means of one of the hydrants, to that the services of the numerous engines that arrived were not required. Considerable damage was. however, done to the chop and contents.  ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUMIDE!' Some days ago, early in the morning, a carpenter named John Hoblyn, living in Cornwall-street, Fulhamroad, London, attempted to murder his wife, Martha, and afterwards committed suicide. It appears that the hus: band returned hews in a state of intoxication, but nothing occurred to attract attention until half-past one the next morning, when one of the children, a boy 13 years of age, tam his father striking his mother on the head with an iron foot, such as is need by shoeseekers. The father mid, " All right, Willie, lie down." The boy noticed that his mother was bleeding from the head, and was calling out. The father went into the next room, and soon afterwards the boy beard a groan. He immediately ran downstairs and called a lodger, who found the father lying on the door undressed with a terrible gash in 'hie throat and a ra,or lying by his side. Dr. Egani, the divisional surgeon, attended, and fouml the maM dead. He deemed the woman's wound and sent her oftl to St. George's Hospital. Inspector Keller, of We:num-green Police-station, with several of his men, atteoaled at the house and rendered all the assistance that wag required. From the inquiries which were made by Inepeeitor Keller, it appears that the wife hears an excellent charae,ter as a hard.werking woman, but her husband was additcted to intemperate habits. There are four children, and :meltements have been made for their safe custody. The deceased was above 48 years of age. The body is lying at the house awaiting an inquest.