The North Cumberland Reformer. — 1890-11-20 (Carlisle, Cumbria, England)

MYSTERIOUS DEATII.  On Tuesday the dead body of Philip Kuschmanu, a Gorman, :sh y 'its of age, a " charger" at the Clay Ike ;relict. bliddleibOrOllgh, was found in . 1.1.1. Batik. Dilegalled had a deep gash ih tici two stabs on the breast. He had r • ed, here were no traces of blood in iii, vi ni.ty, and no instrument could be found with vvndi tin) injuries might Live been infhoted. Dr. teele made a post mortem examination, but will not state the result until the inquest,  The Queen has been pleased to confer a good service pension of sixty pounds per annum on Major General 11. J. Maolean. A sei ious outbreak of typhoid fever, which broke out at Araudel three weeks ago, has now assumed an alarming stage. Four deathsita ye occurred. A Renter's telegram from New York states that Baron Patin, who is said to be a Freuoh noblemen and a relative of the late Comte de Chambord, has diet in the hospital beie. At Grreettwich on Tuesday, two well-dressed young men named Adams and Giffard were committed for trail, chat god with obtaining goods and money from tradesmen hien pelts of the metropolis by means of worthless cheques. 11. Emile Sauret, the well-known violinist, has ken appointed to suoceed theist, M. Prosper Bain. ton at the Royal Academy of Music.  _ The Grant Northern Telograil Company is about to lay a new direct cable between the west coast di Jutland and Calais.  The sudden death is annoutnica of Mr. Shirley Hibbard, editor of the Gardeners' Magazine' a mindice with whieh he had been mamma for many Jean.  An order has been given by the Wet Office tlt in future no charge agsiust the publio wia be a lowed for !swords broken by aoldkote at sword Ozer* ciao.  The Baroness Burdett-Coutts has consented to become "The Lady President "of the Grosvenor Hospital for Women and Children, Vincent bquare, Westminster. The body of Mary Ellen Gray, housekeeper for the Manchester Corporation at Dale Head liall,has been found in Lake Thirlmere, under cireumstances rointing to suicide.  Mr. Stanley, M.P., who bas been seriously ill at Quantock Lodge, Somersetshire, is now convalescent ; but ho will probably be ordered abroad for a few weeks for the benefit of his health.  Mr. P. I'. Barnum, the showmm, is, aye • Ds!ziers telegram from Bridgepuit (Conn.), seriously ill of malignant influenza. Ile has been confined to his bed during the past week.  The bishopric of Manri.us has become vacant by the resignation of Bishop Royston, who was oousecrated in 1872, and who has returned home in order to aecept the living of Whitton, Suffolk. The amount contributed to the Liddou Memorial Fund has nearly reachod Tv,ouo. The death luta been announced of one ot the brothers of the deceased canon, Captain Liddon, of Iron Axton, Cilouceetershire.  At Woisohnielc, in Silesia, a veteran of the Napoleonic campaigns, named Blasius Ernst, has just died at tip ags of ninety-nine years and three months. Ernst ree.eived a bullet iu Lis thigh at the battle of Leipeic in 1813. We are authothied to state that the Archbishop of Canterbury intends giving his Judgment in the case of the l3ishop of Lincoln, on Friday, the 21st Mat., in the Librdry of Lambeth Palace, at halt. past ten a.m.