The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1887-02-12 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

PAINFUL LOVE TRAGEDY IN CHESHIRE.  TIIE CORONER AND THE POLICEMAN. At Au.nem, Cheelnre. on Suter.lay, Mr. H Cherten, crooner. Chester, held n Inge Co touchng the death of Edith Ni-Id. • eereaut, eyed tweigy, wlmre body was found in • pit on Mottles torn. Police-cmstable Buckley. of Cl,. M one cherter police, who had kept company wltli the deeeksed tom pre,. —Msrtlia Pnec, Immo., in the minlky of Mr. G. A. Goodwin, soid eceired hot been in Mr. i-virke four years. On Thorp hie inert., lord deceaPcil read a lo'rer yi loco she nod juottoc.ooood from 011.01 Buckley. a policeman at Manche-ter, with whkm the had beeo k.e plogcompriny. 0.11 she I wa. brok.icheart awl intended to reply to the I ,ter. Wdoces euggested that she should not utile unfvetidly, bode id not belleve Buck!. y would gout her up. D ceased then radii oho would ! not wrde :it all. An hour later rleyekred was ed.s. ! log. Her dress w!s 1,00,1 at the side of a pit, and I a snitch recce ed her holy itt the wkitcr. Buckley had boo. keephig company with rho girl for eighteen month.. Levi, formerly lived at Andletn, end left to or or' the Manchotee police.—W teem, ni reply to the Caroller, produced Buckley's letter. The Cro-ne read of, and said ite purport was that I deeemed was triflng with him, aod in his abr.., I outlook love to other young nien.—lo reply to the Coroner, witoeee paid she knew that dome teed weperteolly true to Buekloy.—Tne Coroner skid t I mum.. pay Nickley ioot,rn,onbly resnomibly no thet ; hot I do Pay that he es morally respornoble tor this self.mordor. I badly dote trust myself to nee won]. ealfici ntly skrong to denounce him for his cruel and base conduct. Ile ,s unworthy the owoe of an Englishmen, and UPVl,,rlhy the situation he hol le to protect her Mkjestytt subjects in moral and correct con luck—The jury returned yerfict r • Suicide whde in an unsound etkte of mind...—The Foreman suggested that Buckley', letter ahould be natio public ; but the Coroner witretly rejoined that he would not again read such trash.  Lord U. Chine>Mire secretary, writing to a correspondent concerning a reeolution a. to a peace polity, nay, •• His lordship question.; the wialom of the prineiple ' that peace ea best preserved by preparing for war." The returns of the Beard of Trade 'how that during the past month 8.769 Britian emigrants left the kingdom. being nraoy 1000 more than the onmher for January, 1886 The hurnbere were 6341 English, 1,103 Scorch, end 1,325 Irish, as compared with 5 857 E0.r055. 707 Seo•uh, and 1.149 Irish in Jana., 1886; 4 755 went to the United State., beiug 832 more t hen lam year; 362 , to Canada, an tnerease of 142, and 2,811 to Australia. A. announced by ceb'e, great anxiety is felt no to the fate of Herr Loderitz, the German explorer. The lateet amounts received state that H -rr Luderitz, with three completions, left Alexand•ia Bey, et the mouth of the Orehee River, on October 2151.. in a canvas boat. Intehding to reach Augra Pequene, but eines the,, nothing has been oeen or heord of cite party, and it hi feared that timy must have nerielted. The atrike movement in New Tork ie Pomading eltuhtly, but the comp alien against whom it is din eted art noking E tter progress in the wnrk. The Itorkmen on strike, who number 40,000, m avoid° discipline pret•y to.rly. The delay to the Eoropean mail. in serions. Trouble to threatened at the Erie Radsrey•e freight dock. is Jersey City, where them ie • large foree of non-unioni-O. A sha.p encounter with the police occurred on Thursday. Ar the Leath, Ansizes,:on Sstuclay. Mr, Smith, a wdlow, living in Broornhad-street. Sheffiold, brought en aciion for bleach of promise of mord ego against Mr. Edgard Platte, a cutlery mantalaciurer. The parties had bas engaged two years, after whirl> they had duff done., the defen. d sot, it was elle, d, not caring for plaintifTe Car chittre aeons, g her of Indic extrevagent to her waye, and not xamly meeting Ma vteise oth• r thing.. A ver 100 for plaiMiff• Wei returned, the 8.. V -.Ward The £7O damn,. A little newsboy who !bated the winter quarters of Barount's ntenagerte at Bridgeport, Conn., reeently incanti•iusly hacked against the tigers' cage. hie of the royal Ilieasts thereupon put out hiS paw not gripped Inn, in the finek, Eddie him a elose prisoner. He was lifted from the gniund anti held in the animal's grasp tintil one of the keepeno released hint by Mriking the tiger several severe blows on the foot. The tiger's claws penetrated the heavy coats vests, and two shirrs, and left a large scratch on the skin. :0,1,,e1 0 hos been pit tilts...al by c quest It 1•• ie bie It that it would be gratifying to •he nation .1 • Hera were g•veti to e wash which has been generally wol ei.tely expressed by the f rte. C. of the into Earl of lil•leele•gh that some pobli memorod eh all be ran., in hie honour. A ha. eeeordingly been ;et on foot wadi this ohjeet, aid a genmal committee. composed of leading memb.r. of troth poiitieal parties •4•11 meet el.', isr op der 1.1 tide what Rem sheet, morial nhould he, and to make necessary moan, matte fee that of funds. . • •  J A roe. refl. nf Liberal Uninniata W,IP held at merrester on Sar array afrr moan. S;r U. • Jareas, eh° presoleri, sai•l that until twalve m•rorthe j ago no; rare word or, behalf of Home Rule wari 1.1• t. by the Liberal larder@ on tins eonlja-Y. Lb rd pale, rra. rearydel by the Nat orrali-te wlb av room Fewfi Liberalr were virtearly a-coci rev' with tire ,rornolgators of tlw plan of j ramp rran, 101 .1 sa'eguarda erruirl be impn., to I Protect men of one ciao, one erceri, or orre rnee aseirr.t there who had treatral there as their natural ' en• nee. ? A good d -al had be•al arid nbrret e•ictinew, hot it I ortila•da hwl appaated h•Ysh nor, he rerre-mbrred r b.O ..,o h •ri been rlr ar It them...rid that in w srare suffering eoulri come or, 'relater. eras i• trot ao En rlan too, I. Ore rventear Sir ry ones was Ores..., of a • boor. Arrow, of the Manchestrr R t; ern C A