Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1891-02-28 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

GOICIMEN. —Mr. Goschen has so far recovered from his recent indieposition thlt he was able on Thursday to leave his hone. and take a drive in a closed carriage.  Information has been received that some of the POW recently aolen from a "walk" clerk at the National Provincial Bank of England have been traced to Queenstown, and it is conjectured that the thief le now on his way to America.  At Richmond (Torkebire) Police Court, John Morgan has been fined a crown for assaulting Henry /Wotan, an old man. Whilet coming oat of the theatre the other evening defendant knocked complainant's hat o‘er his eyes by 'hashing " it on the top The Chairman said these annoyances at places of amusement were bee ming a general custom, and they were determined to put a stop to them.  At the Hell Police Court--before the Stipendiary Magistrate, Mr. E. C. TWile—Jamee Bailey has been charged on remand with unlawfully and maliciously wounding his wife on the Bth inst by stabbing her with a knife. Further evidence having been called in corroboration of the prosecutrik's statement his Worship committed Bailey to take his trial at the ensuing Hull Borough Quarter Sessions.  Sammy Eyre, the " Lord of tbe Manor and King ot England by Land and by Sea." has died at Hocklow, near Tldeswall, from the effect. of burning. He was endeavouring to extinguish a Ore that had taken place in one of his stacks of hay, when his clothing ignited, and be was so severely injured that he succumbed to his injuries. He was a most eccentric individual, and always claimed the title quoted above•  On Tuesday afternoon, daring a dense fog, a respectably-dressed woman, apparently between twenty-live and thirty years of age, jumped over Westminster Bridge, within a few feet of the pier. The Thome. police boat, alwaye on duty at this point, promptly put out and rescued the would-be suicide before she had been in the water more than • few second.. She was conveyed in the boat to the Thames Police Station at Waterloo.  A desperate fight with pistols took place on Sund.y between two newspaper editors in one of the main thoroughfare. of Columbus, Ohio. One of the combatant. was fatally vronoded „and the brother of his opponent was struck by a stray bullet, while • bystander was shot dead and several wounded. The quarrel arose through articles published by the two editors in their respective papers slandering each other and their families.  Mamie Aorucommat. Cnun.—At a meeting of tbm 0.00 on Toes lay, Mr. Harrison presiding, it he. announced that the Permanent Nitrate Committee had again offered PICI to be competed for by members of this club in growing turnips, used., or mange!, with nitrate of cola and wi•h phoe' shun, with or without farm-yard manure. It on decide', after come discussion, that the prise elsorild go for swede, grown without farm-yard manure. the Chairman and others holding that white turnips would not test the value of the nitrate.  On Wednerday morning Cherie. Fox, secretor) for ten years of the Bornlev Borough Land and Building Sanely, Wai charged at the Burnley Police Count with embesx;ing money of the society. To allay peek, amoog the shareholder., the directore of the society have clued a statement seeming the : members that the society is sound, and that the defaleatiorm silt not be more than half the re•irve fond, wbich le £4,000. On the formal application of the ir clety's eolicitor, the Named, who eur• iendertd on Tuesday eL,ltt, was remanded for eight days. --•-- - •  Chloro-Linseed Cough Logue's, post free 7d. 01 Ohesuid