Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1882-07-01 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

SHOCKING DOUBLE SUICIDE NEAR VIENNA.  A shocking double suicide has taken place at Ottenshein. near Vienna, and the circumstances are of a painfofi, dramatic nature. One of the bodim was identifiedas in of Mdlle. Marie Domain, a young and pi °raising Frond, actress, well known in London, where during word seasons she performed in private circles, and has It.: encouraged to come out on the stage. The other. Mdlle. Aline Emmeline, a friend of Mdlle. Domain, who had been travelling with her for the last eighteen mmtbc and who would not survive her. Mdlle. Dando performed in small pieces at different private house the two winters she spent in the Austrian capital. and amongst others at the French Embassy. Or of her many admirers was a yonng most, se °dicer in the army, between whom and fidlle. Domain relations of intimacy were contracted. Mar riage was contemplated byline unfortunate girl, and lb young count meant honourably by her, bat was not of age, and his family were strongly opposed to the mach. The liaison was broken off some months ago, and io October last Mdlle. Damain gave birth ton child. All efforts to effect a reconciliation with the coant prong fruitless, Mdlle. Damain formed the fatal reoolve whkh she finally carried out. Flaying packed uptheir belonginc at the lodgings they had taken in Vienna, she and he friend proceeded to Linz, within an hour of which tonna situated the chateau of the count's father. They up at a small hotel in Lin o, and then proceeded 0 the Chateau of Ottensheim. After lingering aboot the precincts fora couple of hours, theyentered the Ni. and there, in the dead of night, on abed of roses them unhappy women pecan end to their existence. Theo bodies were discovered by a servant the next memo:o. A representative of the anthoritim and a clerk of the French Ideaba4sy have conjointly made a judicial invoo gation at Mollie. Damain's lodgings, where several letcro were found, written prior to her departure, explarasc the muse of her te vible end, and that of her Mono. Nothing, she says, would hove prevented the latter froc followiog her example, such was the attachment existog betw, en them. This tragic event has made a deep,! painful impression in Ottensheim.  THE COI,GREGATION Of Christ Church, Late caster-gate, London, have contributed no less th £O7l is. dcl. to the Mansion House Hospital Sued LY Fund. AN APPLICATION has been made to D!'. Tristram, Q.C., Chancellor of London, sitting St Paul's Cathedral, for a faculty or licence to convert IN disused Muhl) ground of St. John the Evangelist, ;Wet' minster, into an ornamental garden for the re:raw ef the inhabitants, numbering some 30,000, of slt°. 5000 were school children. Mr. Bruuskill appenrd,f°' Dr. Jennings and others in support of the applicator, and informed the Court that a site for a mortar,' been selected at the Stone-yard, Horseferry-road, and tim h trial gronnd was to be converted into a dower rd. 4. Mr. Wright, the secretary of the Garden Comor, attended the Court, and the matter was discussed T°' original application was mode some time back, .nd 00 Duke of We,tutinster was one of the parties. Mr. 800 skill now mentioned that the Duke of Westminster Ind contributed 3500, and the petitioners would bear thstot of tile expenses. The Chancellor remarked that the.Dnla of Westminster had behaved with great liberality to tlc matter, lie had no hesitation in granting a faolq:, convert the closed burial ground into an mawn garden for the benefit of the public. AT REIGATE, a lad giving the name of Joni Gray, aged 16, of Gravel-lane, Shadwell, London, ab° said he had been for two yews on a training ship,"' brought up in custody, on suspicion of steahng a t°, which he eras found in possession of at Merstham.. appeared that he hired the home for an hour from sit master named Thornton at Brighton, from which when apprehended, he won thirty-four miles distant. one appearing to prosecute, the prisoner was dischargt AT the last meeting of the Hollingteh Scb Board, Hastings, a minute was adopted expressing "":: opinion that PO officer of theirs should occupy a Ow', sent podtion m a political society. The mMutereferne to an as,istant master who is secretary to a Liberal 0,,,; ciation. Much excitement has menu Occasioned by th. action, and at a meeting just held on the adviO of'7. chairman, it was decided to expunge the mune o' question.  And Wore , The Such, E  The le when flu month ws yellowed "James date on the lette. netism p say, en r 4 and the my attra envelope u miles fro  ft rift in t pouring a doubtfull house, to &tart: Edgar E ihouse, a Upon a so, " Whei  "They segions " Drew Saturday Brut fath