The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1891-04-04 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

NEWS /N BRIEF. seminal:lA eadevslotilif the be ere "medially IMlatlb.l himself by the A quantity of eaten in the hold of the lateen eessonsionm sedll which; be put the Liner City of Now York My lying at Hirheeheatl, arguments fin the gugiioayUl.wbok preluded took fire ea lialesiley. fillanemos eerie were the diseefoldldiment of the Hith °kora- made to quench the fire. nremannee A white one hundred feet long and sixty feet In Red Granville wee theebsainallitili the Illmallien girth wee killed en Fridaylast week at theotteenes Iron, Steal, and Coal Company, inie which' the to Winked Harbor& Tho whole go" 'bite thelimr long-standing mannikin ofMI fenny With the envier, end was thus enable to iron trade of the Midland' budpesos& He had, The Dowager-Countess of Ann-74 died on Su._ an ironmaster, • deeip interest in the iron trade agor at but residinice, Donald Ledge, Newcastle, and some of its orgermationk and mossimally CleameyDown. Her ladyship had been allies for • took part in the meetings of the Iron and Steel musikeelide time. Institute and other similar gathetings. Is that The prosperity in the shipbuilding trade luring capacity he paid a visit to the North a 1889, and the past year has allowed the lees fihipbeilders' inspected some of the works in South Durham, Society to men its fand.to4d,OoP,thsbbasb being at that time the guest of Sir I.owthian Bell. accumulated funds Lath. ' Lord Granville was twice married—fixst, in 1840, Mr Tardineb?cf the lino of wins, to Marie Louise ratline, only child of the Zetrwireenel _iroe "Mel islanefeettners, of Due de Heiberg, and widow of Sir Ferdinand mad Aidsosesen hiut boon arrested on a Richard Edward Acton • and moonily, charge o fraud, and, having faded to find bail, has in 1865, to Camellia RooLind„ deughter of been lodged in prison. the late Mr Walter Campbell, of Isley. He leaves On Monday at Kingston, Halifax, a young woman, two sons—George Granville (Lord Leveson) and named Emma Stephenson, a domestic servant in the Hon. Wm. Spencer—end two &nesters, Lady the employ of Alderman Bantuulen, was found in Victoria Alberts and Lady Sophia Cattails Mary. the yard with her throat cut. The wound was a Besidee filling the offices already mentioned, the dangerous one, haying been self-inflicted with deceased nobleman was Lord Warden of the razor, and it is not likely the woman will recover. Cinque Porte, Chancellor of London University, Beiween eleven and twelve o'clock last Saturday Constable of Dover Cull., an elder brother of night a fire broke out in the drapery establishment Trinity House a D.L. of Shropshire, and hon. col. of Messrs Carter Bros., Portsmouth. A mime girl of the 3rd V.B. Royal Sussex Regiment. He was and the intent Mild of Mr Tully, who manages the also Ambaseador Extraordinary to Russia on the Inneeeem, were burned to death, the otiose enema occasion of the coronation of the EmperorAlexasider h ring a narrow escape. 11. in 1856. A uorrible suicide has just occurred at Odessa. A woman drenched her clothes with palmist= and then set herself slight. In a few minutes nothing was left of her but a heap of blackened remains. This is the second meals of the kind that has occurred here this winter; A terrible fire broke out on Friday night last week a hotel at Austin, Pennsylvania. The flames spread with great rapidity, and those in the upper floors who did not escape at the first alarm found all the ordinary modes of egress closed to them. Several escaped at the windows, but four persons were eitherburnad to death or killed in attempting to make their escape. Three others were fatally injured. There are now altogether about 700 female clerks at the Geneva Poet Office. By fee the larger proportion is to be found in the seooni-olase, where there are over 550, at a salary commencing at £65, and rising by annual increments of to MO. In the first-class division the maximum salary is £llO. However, the principal cleeks, of whom there are about twenty, can rise to £l7O a year. At an selagettr dramatic performance of" Romeo and Juliet" at the Mancheeter Cathedral Schools on Tuesday a young man named T. W. Whalley, a compositor, who was playing Ifereutio fell on the stage during the duel amine with rebel& Blood gushed from his mouth and nostrils, and he died on his way to the infirmary from heart disease or apoplexy. The performance was at once stopped, the audience being deeply affected. It has transpired that the expenses of defending the appeal in the cage of Sharpe v. Wakefield, amounting to nearly £l,OOO, will fall 011 some eight Westmoreland magistrates. A movement has been started to raise that sum by special subscriptions, it being felt that in a case calculated to have far. reaching consequences in the direction of temperance and prohibition, the local Justices should not be mulcted in heavy costs to secure ,he decision. An inquest on the body of Jane Cooper was held at Moor Common, near Marlow, on Tuesday. The evidence showed that the deceased, who had been partly paralysed for some years, lived happily with her husband. A daughter left her parents in bed on Saturday, and returning, after an absence of a few hours found her mother dead with her throat out. The man'e throat also was on, and be had four deep stabs in the abdomen. The pry returned a verdict of" Wilful murder" avainst Henry Cooper, who is in the oottage hospital in • precarious condition. A. woman, named Esther Horde;, has been arrested by the Derby police on a charge of wilfully nierdering her newly-born male infant. The allegation is that she broke the child's jaw with some blunt instrument. It is further alleged that she carried the body after dca:b in a bucket and threw the ohild over a well into a garden, where it was found, partly covered with soil. The bucket was found in an adjoining street. The woman is single, and has been a domestic servant. Prince Henry of Battenberg is confined to his bed with an attack of the messlee His condition does not, however, give rise to any anxiety. He had been unwell for several days when he arrived at Grasse with the Queen, but the nature of his innate did not develop itself until the day following his arviveL Prince Henry did not make his appearance at the reception, proceeding to the hotel in a closed carriage a quarter of an hoar after that of the Royal party. The Norwegian barque Dictator, from Pensacola  powers In the e years aAvaneed one of the most Hews. 8.. lucidity "at!  of his  Hut