The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1885-07-18 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

SAD CASE OF SUICIDE.  An inquest wae held at the Three Horse Shoes Inn, Rett-lane, on Friday afternoon, belore Dr. C. W. Ill S.. Coroner, as to the death of Annie Grim, 33 years ot age. a teacher of music, who had reetded with her mother at No. 9, Milton-terrace, Stoney Stanton.road.—Jomph Johnson, warehouseman, 8, ?diltamterrace, Stehten-road, mid he had known the d. erased for some years, having lived ...Kt door. Her mother was a widow, anti was : too 111th attend the inquest. During the past few years the discerned had been troubled with Co affection of the naiml, and had been se inmate in the Hatton Lunatic Asylutn. She left that Institution a rear ago, and appear ed pretty well untd • ithin the pmet ten days. During that. WiiiVadhaey, errrhoedappoeced to ycote otoo Den ieet.. hr eootbec .mne' at epplicatton to a medtcal man to see her. While her mother was gone to Pee the doctor the decoasell 1, It hoeco came up to the Red lane bridge, and theie fist int. the c.f.i.-1n ...wet to the forenoon the witne-s rtetcd that be had not seen the &messed for (Co er three drys, but on Weelnestiarm night he hoard her talking very wildly and excitedly in her bedroom, the window of • hich was open. She could be heard in the street, and afterwards he heard her talking in the same manner again.—James Aren, Relieving Officer, said that he knew the deceaeed. flume- I lime ago Ise admitted lier to the Workhouse as • I pers,,n td unround mind. She v.... admitted or the certificate of a oretitesl man, and after she had beta detained there for • short time it watt coot I mcler. necessary to remove her to the Asylum at H (too. She was not there very long, only ; about tour or live moathr, moil then she was 1 [Mord., and from th it time to now she ha I resided with her mother.-13enjamin Iltndley. boat builder, cf Red-laue, stated that on There. day morning, at about twenty miuntta to twelve o'clock, a wom to mane along the towing path of the canal, and mid she bad found a hat netting in the canal, and believed that a body was in the water. He weut in tho direction indicated, and saw tire body of the deccascd floating on the outface. Sito was buoyed up by her clothes, an ore eide of her hair vest quite dry. He drew the deceased to the side and got her out. She WILd dead. He lielteved that the deceasml went by up . the lane about an hour befure.—The Coroner. in summing upon, nod he knew of IA own know. , ledge that the deceased had been an inmate of a lunatic asylum, and M himself 1.1 attended her ocr mmon ot unsound mold During ber deter. tion at the Wot khouee tine once or twice attempted to coinmd swede, but was prevented by the attendants. S. was then removed to the Asylum, and her subsequent history was . fly the witness., —Tito Jury returned a verdict to the effect that the deemmel committed Butch° vrhile in an unsound state of mind.  ESCITINC: &EKE At A Fil..—Two narrowly etcapei lotting their lives by seffeeetion. at Leeds, early on Saturday mornieg. A large Sea brnke toten the priontexe of Blessre. Ma.it aid Proctor, drugg:ets. It was ascerMined that two youths wese sleemng in a bedroom connected with the adjAning premise., (nail the wialow of which deem volumes of emoke were Witting. Great excitement preysiled ne the fire escape area placei againet rhe buildutz, and the lads were rescued irom a window on ye top storey. Henry Alt, a German, by trait, a journeyman baker, was executed at Senate on Monday minnow, for the murder of Charles Howard, of whom he was jealous. The prisoner and the mui &red m a had bxth been courting a pohcernane wttlow named RtieselL They were all di inking together on the night of the warder, and hereto, the wornati declared a preference for Howard. th • prieoner attackel him with a daggnr, Inflieting several wouticle, which oce taloned almost instant faith. lie Mao ma-loyal, wounded the ' asuman, but ahe recovered. sad was the prinmpal witness againet hon. His last words on the es:add were, That it all through that wicked, "• - "  AN