Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1889-11-02 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

NEWS IN BRIEF.  A distinguished German resident e,t 7airibar bag telegraphed to Professor Seliweinfurth that Brain Pasha mid Mr Stanley are now approaching Garman terribly, and that Captain Wisoccann has received recent letters from Bailin.  Three keepers and two constaLlea were 03 Tharsday mornmg badly beaten in an a/manatee with niue poachers in Lord Bates Leckwita Woods, Cardiff. _ .  _ During a quarrel at Skili'-oreen on Saturda] sight a farmer named James Ilegarty receive. a fatal kick in the abdomen. John Sulltvan Wal arrested last night charged with being assailant. _  It ta gemenally reported in the patent medicine trade that aa English syndicate is negotiating to purchase all inch interests in America Li eau Mika a goad show. The W&Iller 11Jebilik2r Manufactory is said to have been pa:chase-I lot 5,000,000 dollars. _ .  At Alford, Hants, on Thursday Joseph Turner (50) was arrested charged with murdering his son Joseph, and with attempting suicide. He took the bov out on Thursday evening, and returned alone, being found later with his throat cut. The body was found in a brick pit. A man named Schueitzer, a Leiplie carpenter by trade, was murdered there the other day in an atrocious fashion. The marderers bound their victim bands and legs with ropes, slung bun from a hook bead downwards, cut his throat, aad him to bleed to death.  A former magistrate at Me-3 Kemeny, in Hungary, was on Tcesday sentenced to six years' penal servitude, and ten years' lost 0: civil rights, for having, while on the Bench. been &partner of thieves ai.d shared their spoils. A large boot and shoe enanutactory at Leicet. ter, belonging to Messrs Bradshaw and l'ayn:?, was totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday. The damage is estimated at £15,C03,and.3..,t) ors' people are thrown out of employment. The wife of a labourer named SpLer, living it Great Hormead, HerVordshire. gave birth' t four children on Monday. The mother and three of the children died the same evening. Ta husband is now left with eight children. A fatal railway accident took place at Hstras, near Agra on Tuesday morning, through the car, legacies& of a pointsmsa, who turned a pawnse train into a dead siding instead of on to tn main line. The engine, the brake van, and au third-class women's carriage passed over th buffers. Thirteen women, one boy, and one g;ir were killed, and thirty nine persons were irOred, At Buda-Yell a youth of 16, a sou of th director of the Orphan Asylum, shot him9e:fi baying -drawn the black ball" in an America duel with a boy of hie own age. He left a tette addressed to his antagonist, saying, "You went me to beg your pardon to save my life. I she do no such thing. I have drawn the black bat and will not utter a word to save my life. Ter A grand ball attended by three thousand pa sons was given at the Palace, Athens. on 'nada, night, in continuation of the wedding feetivitie The royal procession entered the room it quarter to eleven, the Princess oi Wales welkin with the Czarewitch, the Gorman Emperor int Queen Olga, and Slug George with the Germs. Empress. There were only three clitu.:o4-4 polonaise, a country dance, and • wats. An effort is being made to induce all tlis Welsh manufacturers of flannel to combine J the purpose of improving the &rale. It i 3 pr posed to form a company with a gener.il manager, and it is said that the cou,ent of , several large manufacturers has been °Newel. One of the principal objeots of conibmatio would be to preserve the good quality of Welsh flannel, and to prevent inferior manufactures. Madame Marie Roza was stepping from he carriage on returning from a concert at Fleet heath on Tuesday evening, when the boNet aid dent,' started, throwing her on the hersteu She was rendered unconscious and waive other injuries, which will probably confice her t the house for a week. Madame Roses inefics attendant expresses the opinion that she wilt b unable to appear at the coueerts at Ouhlia Belfast at which she was announced to sing mg I wag.  A woman named Mary Edith Parnell, !midis in High-street, Kilburn, • suburb ot LOUR)e. 01 Wednesday attempted to murder her two ch.lireu The woman tied a pieoe of thick tape ntlhlt: around the neck of each child. A mall who si.l passing the door at the time heard a poesl's sound, and haying previously aotteci thst NIT Yarnell was somewhat strange in her ms"' sespicions were &roomed. Having summon,' tii• polos, ths door was burst open. 610 lb little ones were found ;kinswoman'. Veit" allniilkllo4ll was obtained, and the youniter We. soon reetored to animation. lb. .01be. .child, however, lies in a, precarious c0..-;•1". The mother was arrested. The Leicester County Ifuistrat.s had I attend the Leicester Prison on Weduessiai tar purpose of formally remanding Robert portal.; farmer, who is charged with the attestple murder of William illaelock. • well kw": thrower, his brother-indaw. kitties hie • has expressed in Hee menet terrinis. , Hist he had net eneaseded sod _.. ha.bit sewyuercilidali terribliima b".• wardark and there is *very todlchwl ta nisiDonut ono of tb• stroitti faded to overpower Itim, and hit WO 41 well se sassing otbsie severe imaril. met enessedied le frilling Massa is destiny. Mr ISlastosk. who wo , the assak—oooe with • towling•ine,' a h a revolves—is Fogrinstatt ezadelsd.  M-864,14  00041  with