Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1892-05-21 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

DEEMING'S WILL.  ft is stated that Deeming han made a will bequeathing his effects and the biography which he hen been writing eince his imprisonment to Mr. Lyle, his solicitor, who is also appointed executor. The prisoner directs that one-tenth of the proceeds arising front the publication of the biography and the sale of the effects is to be given to Miss Rounsevell. It is understood that if Deeming's heed be banded to the doctors for examination after the execntion it will, at the condemned man's own request, be given to three doctors not connected with the trial. They will examine and photograph the brain, which will afterwards be frosen and sent to a European medical school for critical analysis. A Dalziel telegram from Melbourne says that the hoard appointed to adjudicate on the 20 claims rent in for the reward of £lOO offered by Ga. Victorian Government for the apprehension of the Windsor murderer have decided to divide the amount amongst!? of the witnesses who gave evidence at the recent trial.  ALFRED Rum 21, a gunner in the Eastern Division of Royal Artillery, committed suicide in Cambridge Barrack. on Saturday by shooting himself. It appeared he had sat on his bed and shot himself dead with a carbine, the muzzle of which he placed in his mouth. He MU of weak intellect. Omens have been issued for the third-clase cruiser Ruby, Captain W. H. Pigott, to nail from Sheernese on May 19 for Portland, to rejoin the Training Squadron. The Admiralty have decided that the aqoadron is not to take part in the naval maneetivres this year, but is to proceed on a cruise to the North American Station. According to.present arraogemente. the squadron Lwill leave Portland on June 1 for Halifax, Nova Scotia, and be back again in England by September 17. Tna Town Clerk of Bedaat (Mr. Samuel Black) received no official intimation on Saturday that the Charter granting to the Mayor of Belfast the dignity of Lord Mayor has been issued. The present occupant of the Mayoralty is Mr. Daniel Dixon, one of the wealthiest merchants in Belfast, and who is also an extensive landed proprietor in the county of Antrim. He is the head of a firm connected extensively with the shipping trade. DoituAsi miners at Boldon expressed their determination to continue the strike indefinitely rather than submit to the proposed reduction of wages. INFORMATION reached Skibbereeu on Saturday of tine total lofts of a fishing lugger off Castletownehend, tim boat having been cut in two by an Atlantic liner. A portion of the smack lies been washed ashore at Toehead, as also have the hats of her crew. The lugger was struck by the liner during a dense fog and it. is feared that all the crew have perished. . . .  - YAK named Benjamin Wt met with a shocking death by falling about 50 yards down a shaft of the Birkenhead Waterworks on Saturday. Re nod another intim were descending in a tub to effect repairs whoa the apparatus got out of gear, and West fell. The other man clung to the chain until rescued.  ii...1.1.611121-110AT was capsized on the Orwell at Ipewich on Sunday, and a waterman named Spurting, erbo owned the boat, was drowned. Two passengers wore rescued by the crew of the yacht Egret. The accident was due to the unusual roughness of the water, coupled with a cross-wind.