Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1892-05-28 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

PAS::NR. - . conded, and the resolution was carried. - A ' IMr WADDY contended the Bill contained the broad . moon in in fee our of Triennial Parliaments was principle of enfranchisement, and hoped the House also passed. - Mr Harvey moved --"This ConI would give it ei second reading.-Mr Beusrizee, st royalty the and wayleaves, under which the coal and iron grass is of opinion that the unjust rents LD 'Mr HOLDEN, and Mr T. D. SULL cu IvAN supported e . trade surfer directly and the general public in. Bill.-Mr BARTLET contemned the mertsure far too : I ! . serious to be disposed of without much further condirectly should he revised." He pointed out , sideration.-Mr Citeecz pointed out the anomalies : :beet in EdAg kiwi amidd kmes.and the a seal of the existing system.-Mr WERRTER opposed, _itl. royalty was A tii c. per ton, upon pig iron from and Mr F. BrEVENSoN supported the Bill.- 4, to be, and steel et, ed per ton, whilst on ihe Con, ,The SOLICITorkGINEDAL admitted that grimace tne • km," stem ranged from ./A to ed. The waishi , spe thardshipe involved under the misting system of operated eimmeemey against the work ng claim& I ' registration were very great indeed' and a. h- . The royalties and wayleaves had to he earthed: ; sympathised with the objeete aimed at by the , esame they went paid, and they mum come out of l Bill" far as they minted in improved reghgrethmt 1 the labour and toil of the worker. The resolateelei I as distinguished front those wheel involved alters- 'did not call for spoliation, but for the restoration of . tions in the frahelliee The Government recog' nised that the Bill was not promote:l in ; I that which ima been s'olen from them.-Mr Hal (Durham) seconded, and the resolution was : the interests of any one party, and with ! _ eopte i aem-On the motion of Mr Hobson, the (loathe reservations referred to were not inclined to • offer any hostility to the Bill. He hoped, there- Less, holding the present system of poor relief to a disgrace to our eivilisetion, urged the estabpreesed.-Sir W. HARCOURT expressed eatisfaesion ! fore that the motion for rejection would not be : lielunent of a system of industrial pensions. with the attitude 'resumed by the Goverainent. It was most important to adopt some measures to An inquest was held onWeduesday as to the death , , prevent men from losing their votes in consequence . of Polieeconstable Joe Daniels, who died on Sun- 1 ;1 I I Potice fillation.-Medical evidence showed 11. ose!methpewe why to yhatnhgreeefoolfmlorwoestitdhheescir occerosienjuedpiedaneto eect... He tioionthideiraniobitninbeogt 11; day morning while taking • prisoner to Bowe t deceased, aged 27, had swallowed a set of sufficient for a voter; and, at the same time, there , false teeth, thus producing suffocation.--A verdict might be provisions enabling a man to transfer 'of accidental death was returned. his qualification from one coustituency to another. I At Liverpool Assess on Wednesday • labourer, It must be remembered thai the class whom the I named Francis Gaynor, of Widnes, was sentenced to ; Bill should assist were those who were least able 1 twelve years' penal servitude for brutally assaulting : to help themselves. (Hear, hear.)-Mr BAUMANN' his wife, to whoin he had beau married only nine strongly protested against the action of the Govern- 1 months, ley kicking her so savagely with his clogs ment in accepting from the Opposition a Bill deal- that her life for • time was cleepaired of. He had ing with l'arliementary reform. The franchise gone home drunk, and his dinner was not ready. was • privilege to the enjoement of which Some children were playing on Wednesday in the . there should be applied certain tests of fitness Hamel Wald, near New lengbeh, Austria, the : which thii Bill proposed to abolish. It was • scene of t :murders committed by Schneider and end most dangerous mischievous Bill, and his wife M m upon uniner, when they canto un the ki would really establish nothing but manhood nude bailt a woman in an advanced stage of suffrage tempered by three months' existence.- of decornetesileen. Little doubt is entertained Mr letievoun explained that the Government had that the body is that of the Schneiders' fourth not agreed to accept all the provisions of that Bile victim, which has been missing since the perputra. but only those effecting reform in dela, of registra- Lion of the murder. The police authorities are tion, as to which reform meinbetv on either aide investigating the setter thoroughly. • of the House agreed to. The Government The Liverpool polite are investigating a had no wish to exercise any preesure mysterious stsbbing raise. Early on Wednesday upon their supporters--Sir 'lzmir Jsmna mornine a mat was found lying insensible in eupported the second rea tinge remarking that when Lambert - street, • low locality, and on household suffrage had been given to the country being taken to the infirmary he was found it could not be desirable that men who wine en• to be suffering from numerous wounds suppoeed to titled to the !nineteen should be prevented from have been inflicted with a enae. He is a 4,,,,,,,nkn exercising it for a period which might be as long RE nanied Ow. Darling, and part of his clothing was two years and • half-Sir JOAEI,II I'mAmr drew fount in • home in the street from which screams attention to the remarkable speech or the First Wei Imen heard during the night. Tim man's conLord of the Trecisury, wild, though he had said, that dition is orieloaL he would not oppose the sewed reeling of the A sad event meourred on eloc.sday at the Theetre measure and would leave his followers to vote as d'Aeplieseioia, khria, during the roue they pleased, yell at the same time lied agmetincied- ii seemeo • mmtte op.!, by MM _ that in Committee he would strangle its motteltu. and meliewee week with two ether aosalbs,.. portent pros isiee.-On • division the Bill. e w•a to ea "trimmed e• seememeep, ~ whiseeW carried by 295 se 88, and read • Aroond time. (I..tald, the tenor, was geMg through his pert, his wife, who also had a vide the piece, suddenly loft the etageand falteeeast as she reitebed her husband's v On the fade news being broken to . . he fainted, sod was only with difficulty metered to aolUiCiOnallams. The deceased artiste was thirty melee of ago.  i.  riussnal et BcnataM Al ia I 101 l down dead dnesincrooish M. Girald  An inquest was held at Hove, Brighton, on Wedneeday, on the body of the Rev. ltd. Webster, agot 70, who hanged hirasslf in he study. He kept a school, and bad worried lately over inoney matters The jury found that deoeasod committed suicide while of unsound mind.