The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1866-06-02 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

SHOCKING MURDER ,AND SUICIDE AT LIVERPOOL.—The inquest on the bodies of the unfortunate Mr&Train: and herimurderer was held on Saturdayi; and resulted in a double verdict of wilful murder- and felo de o . against ' MOM The coroner,. Mr. Driffield, ineffectuailly stfove; Jo induce the jury, to reconsider the latter, de-' -cision and:return an open verdict. .Alraost the only additional information beyond thedetailsi , twe published on Saturdayxvas contained in a letter found, after the jury had viewed the body, in Moss's waistcoat pocket. From this it would appear that .MORS, was incensed Against Mr.: Train, and therefore determined to murder his; ' wife. . This, together with the -evidence of al friend of Mrs. Train, strengthens the iinpreS-, sion that no , 1 I goper intimacy existed 'between! ythe,ronrderer.':d his. victim. ' ';' cl. o' . gOI4,LqWIB:IIEY3 ,ItiLLS.—lniettant to 'the deli' calii.-Itia-dAcult to detbrminewhichiAs tjaz, more [trying to the 'human constitiaOnvithe damp, cold days of the autumn , and,wmter,rer; the keen;dry easterly winds of spring: ThrOugh-1 out the seasons good healtli'may be Maintained , by occasional dose. of I.l.llo,Th4y's Pills, which .purify the blood and act as wholesome stimu-: 'Tants to the skip, stomach, liver, bowels, Midi kidneys.. ' The celebrated medieme needs but'a fair trial to 'Convince the ailing and desponding that it will , rest*,,and cheer them without ruler, ,F4ii, `,l4,;i:nc9pyelliAnce. No fani.ily, ' Odbe withoula s_upply. of Holloway's Pills! and Ointment, ,aajay,.# tup.ay recourse to theta 'pe , first erringpfipy4y,may . be, reclaimed,l. ' miffering may, be Sparesl3.oo life sai4 .., . , .. .. if ,•:, ATRoOIoIIS • 0 uTitAGIC: , Friel.apn night a girl, named Lucy Sizer, died at Grimsby from injuries received a short time ,before. She was in her _l6th year, - was motherless, and at the, time living as servant with, a lady, On Suiiday night.' the 'instant, she had been to . church with her mistress,-!-and after .that wenti to see an aunt. On returning a man took hold! Of her,, and pressing his hand ', on her mouth; . draggedher out of the way of passers . by, . and attempted to assault her criminally. Whilst, she struggled he continued to drag her ,further and further;awarfrongvflierc apsistance might ,be obtained, ansllafter 4)she4 time some min fellows came up AndAsiresaeil her rather 'brutally: - The man *11%11114k:4 -111-use4),her ,al. :Jed the otherslp hikassistance, and. they throw, ;her 'Awn andf,conunittedtasuch etitraiges ~4qa; ,lier,m; to caugOierApagla Withspe expo ,k,,,. • , Ahejnin 4aTe,btz•eli, nohinlittediArAnalthu •!. , ' lollpiwingaye Ole nmies and. pepipations oA flaw' :11,8— Sohn. -Praktfpg' l ' labourer ;S Thomas ',,,, . ~,, e, fitter LS., _ gli Derbon,... blacksmi*'s AT apprentice ; .' ra., ; mptage_ ~,- Ow ;carpenter's „ 4.7 .„,e,,tice ; , and' Edward Nuttlo, .-labourer.' 'lan Chantry„ ahl)ricklay.,!..g„.iwi*, al#9,..y4th Afilni_ , IAPIt Iv*. 4i4b6r.geSifo 11, ,71irrpa—.41:?;S: , krjuld'Enious RitrwAy -AccittENT‘ ',TEAR ourt/-! ' Pr-ErAn.-011' Saturday morning an accident of a somewhat, unusual character, happened on the ,llanehester; Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Rail-I way, near the engine sheds, Neepsend. Fronii ,some cause or other, four passengers who had' joined the 6 5 train from Manchester at One:6l the intermediate- - stations were 'put -intO, the ,break-van, and while the train was proceeding' at a rapid speed between the Wadsley Bridge i station and the engine sheds •at Neepsend, a. sudden jerk of the 'break-van threw, the door. open, and the passengers,--one manband. three, women—were pitched out on theilthie.: Theyi . were at once removed to the! infiilary, where! it was found that one woman was so little hurt that it was; not necessary for her to remain. Sarah Lee, 22 years of age,- from Hyde, and another woman, remained at. the infirmary till. two o'clock: in the afternoon • suffering from ,shocks to the system, at which' time they were ' 'able to go ,home.., Hugh -Kinder, •22 years Of age, of Cavendish-street, Ashton-under:J.44 wasfoundtO have sustained' a fracture 'of the, skull and severe injuries' to the chest. The i. , operation of trepanninit was performed, and ' his cake is considered hopeless.' • . • . . When' an iniperilmt tirade 'of domestic consumption commands a lasting' preference, it is evident; that its'ilitrinaib 'value is highly prized be the public. To this ,oanse is attributed the k uneqiiallect 4emb.nd ,foli Horninian's Pure' Te'a which preference, *6-rsiibmit, is a fiirther Confirmation of the fact, that "the public are real judges of good tea." ,'lli Orniniari and CO.; from highly favourable, irnPorts, .together with the , recent reduction' in thediityi; *W. enabled' to lower their prices Bd.i4*piSittid'; that iS,.aboult twenty per cent. cheaper to the consumer' and! thequitritity passed for, duty, aPpublished by: the Custom House, Shbvis,fr id'iOnseqiiene&of • this reduction, a consumption hitherto--niliAralelled in the annals of the tea trade. This mark, edpreferenee has attraeted-it host Of copyists ; the public wild° -Well to 'observe that all genuine packets bear the signature "'Horiiiman and Co., London; 'original ithPorters of --Pure Tea." Agents in every town, and thosetin the district are advertiseapzuu -4f ilQr cplApro. 77(1t i . i ,43 ~ •.' ' ' • ' , ,-,t  ;:a1 adi iso ,Tnabacp