The Shropshire Examiner and all round the Wrekin advertiser. — 1875-02-13 (Wenlock, Shropshire, England)

SUPPOSED WIFE HEWER IN LI VELIP(X)L.  On Sunday morning women named Marrot Jonas, who, with her husband, Henry Jones, a Larry, occupied a furnished room at 37, Ben Jonnon street, Liverpool, was found dead in her bed under very vicious .eircumstancen. It appears that the dece.ed's husband, who had been working at Bootle, returned home about half-p4st two o'clock on Saturday n• tar. upon, and he and cieosts...ed Were last aeon together in their room about an hour And a ',ell afterwards. During the evening some of the people li•ing in the igense heard a noise in the room oeenpied by the ceased, but they did not think the circumntan-es worthy of notion. in Sunday morning, however, a illrrs. Cook, who lodges in the same house, went into the apartment, and she found the women desd, end her throat and face considerably dietniloored. mead's hu..band was not to be found, and it in rethat he left the house nom° time Inrint• e tultday night. Later information nays that foo husband is supposed to have committed suicide, n note bating been found in his handwriting, warni, g a companion against the evil of drinttiag, and saying he going to throw linnsolf into the Mersey, off the at the new Bootle Doak, where be worked. The piioc arennaking diligent in,luiries into the matter.  FATAL FiGHT AT BAREIOW, On the sth instant a fetal affray bock place at LOVE IN A WORICH()tJSI3. Barrow-in-Farness. Two young men employed at N r. 3.3. Claye's railway miling stock works, named Jet, The Warrinatan Guard;con gives the followine tnnis, core:x.l'er, and John Hocking, pattern maker, account of a somewhat amusing episode whi,h eoiled in the worls. After a few words the men 'accurred at a meeting of the Runeorn Board of rm docile ined to the .luarrnl in an open fight, au f; Guardians, held laet week :—Towards the conthe works at twelve ceeteek for that purpose, beim: olnsion of the business a man named Fitzgerald, a followed by a large number of their feilow-workmen painter, who had in conse.luenee of ill-health been sad Ohara. In afro minutes the men were engeg. , an inmate of the workhouse Pince last September, in a fierce eneoanter. The rules of " the ring ' attended before the board and stated that he wee Nerved. The fight was eoatinued upwarde of tvr, „,,,. ~ 4,.. , . , ~,„ gbours, and during this time it is ;t1 there wer,, acouu ..., be married ee a woman, also an inmate. upwards . Si o' - w i rounds. The en by two o'elcali who had two children, and he wished ao knew were completely exhausted. At half-pat two whether the guardians could do anything, no o'clock a number of policemen were seen marriage was rather an expeneive a.rair. making their way to the nag, and this wit, the The guardians aasented to this proposition. ral ' for the crowd to disperse. They left Ifockin and asked the applicant to specify more tarin ju in"nsibl° condition on the ground. Go W. 5 ticularly what he wished them to do. Did hr lihed lip and removed to an adjacent house. ,here h;:, juriee were attended to by a medical ;gentleman. Ile want them to furnieh him with a well dower Lad en tai amongst other bruises a.erious wouipl 118 well as a wife. Fitzgerald replied that he on the left site of the head, and it is thought that ta•.,, wanted a little money to make a start with, and he canned his death, which csocurred about five o'cloelt hoped to be able to get work at his trade Ps scion Ennis was apprehended, and it was diseovered that 1 • as he left the workhouse. The Chairman (Rev. was 'suffering from injurio to him faa, head, and 01e..., Canon Barclay) suggested that the better course Five of the seeenders and isasistanta at the tight, a,. would be to get work and marry afterwards, to well as seven other siders and abettors, heel, 1itee1,,,,, which Fitzgerald replied that perhaps the bird approaondat, and 1211,T0 been brought before the ttwri. would abates on a ehe.rge of m Inalaughter, and remanded. fly before his return. It was pointed out to him tnat the cage at Dutton wli, •An inquest on the body of 1L.,01.in was c,peucti or, _.... • . Saturday, and adjourned. maciently secure to keep her nniil he provided her a home; but the husband ex: eetant did not appear to relish the idea of delay, and said I emeN ;P: Came:G.—There has just been cast tit'. he preferred to be married at once, as he finished in the Dial Square of the Royal Arsenal, 'V.°, had obtained the lady's consent, and the wieh, an immense lievedhh iron eerew pilfacturee—the ' inten,i laroma., it is ii.i. Rev. G. Willett had promised to tie the to form' ~ the main foundation of the 40-ton crane wbo tat ae ever been rcanitd. tis e, knot without fee or reward. Mr. Jones (master) ,' to be ereeted upon the new iron pier opposite the !:,...ts: ...having been appealed to, s i said Fitzgerald had saved Gun Factories Department in the Royal Areenal, ee.: the guardians son:easing like £l3 or £l4 n paint its lower end, which iaprovidect with a screw or three, i, big 'the house since he had been an inmate, and in oraer that it may bore its way into the tel et t.'. - the work had been well done. The board thererime, is niaa feet acroea. The wholo of the pier w 'I upon debated the question of ways and means, and rest on piles of this description, but of smaller i:iman• it was de ideal that a sum of £2. lOs, should be alone. presented to Fitzgerald out of curtain interest lying