The Northern Guardian. — 1892-09-13 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

LOCAL AM) GENERAL NEWS.  Wiirmiica thoroughly cleaned, la 6d; new mainspring, is 6d i; brooch pins, 2d. All work Fruarantecd 12 months.—J. M. CROZIER, 76, Lynn ;Street, West Hartlepool.—Advt  The Hartlepool Temperance Brass Band will give a musical selection on the Promenade, Hartlepool, to-morrow evening at 7-30, weather permitting. A cablegram received in Liverpool reports the refloating of the Liverpool mail steamer Cameroon, which struck a rock at Fernando Po aud remained fast.  The Postmaster-General has informed Mr Sexton, by letter, that the acceleration of the American and South of Ireland mails will be at once satisfactorily settled.  Mrs 'McCormack, the treasurer of the Hartlepool Nursing Guild, has received a donation of £l6 7s 31 from the committee of the Hartlepools Blossom and Costume Parade.  The Cork Corporation yesterday considered several claims for compensation for the wrecking of a house during the late parliamentary election. Upwards of .£lOO were granted to Compensate the aggrieved citizens.  Mr Arthur Aeland is the first ex-clergyman of the Church of England who has become a Cabinet Minister. Sir William Marriott, who tilled the post of Judge-Advocate-General in Lord Salisbury's first and second Administrations, was at one time a clerk in holy orders. According to a cablegram received at Liverpool yesterday, the barque Chile, belonging to Messrs R. W. Leyland & Co., of Liverpool, has been destroyed by fire. The news was received from Iquique, South America' by cable, and said the vessel had been destroyed by fire outside that port. She had her outward cargo on board. , The Exchange Telegraph Company understands that most probably Baron Pollock and Mr Justice Wills will be the election judges to try the forthcoming petitions, and the first section will include those of Walsall, Worcester City, East Worcestershire, and Lichfield. As there are eleven petitions in all two additional judges may be appointed. A man named M'Cabe, a leather dresser, was brought before the Ipswich magistrates yesterday morning charged with killing his next-door neighbour, named Francis. There hail been some illfeeling between the two men, and it it alleged that M‘Cabe went into Francis's house and deliberately struck him on the head, fracturing the frontal bone, death ensuing soon afterwards. M`Cabe was remanded pending the inquest. Yesterday, at Battersea, Mr Hicks, coroner, held an inquiry touching the death of William Atkinson Taylor, aged 26, a driver in the employ of the North London Tramway Company, lately residing at 46, Holmes Road, Kentish Town. On the lst, inst. the deceased shot a widow named Hooke, with whom he hail kept company, and then committed suicide. The jury returned a verdict of " Suicide whilst of unsound mind."  The Aldeburgh lifeboat, belonging to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, was launched on Sunday in reply to signals of distress from the Norwegian barque Arne, of and from Christiania, bound from London with a cargo of ice. The lifeboat found the vessel had stranded on the Ship. wash Sands. Some of the lifeboat men boarded her, and with their assistance she was got off the sand and taken in safety to the Thames. The N.E.R. Servants' Brass Band gave the following programme of music at Seaton Carew on Saturday afternoon. Conductor, Mr H. Hadfield: —March, " Corporation ;" selection, "Bohemian Girl ; " march, Little Nell ;" valse, "Two Hearts that beat ;" fantasia, "Trafalgar;" march, " Battle of Eureka ; " quadrilles, "Buds and Blossoms ;" schottische, " Merry Moments;" march, "Typhoon ;" polka, "At Home."  A coroner's jury in Birmingham yesterday investigated a peculiarly sad case of suicide. A girl named Emily Hicks (17), kept company with a boy of the same age, and lately she heard that he was seen walking with other girls. Accordingly she threw herself into the canal because, she said in a letter to her lover, "I love you very much, and I thought I would not like to see you with anyone else. Over her heart was found a portrait of her sweetheart.