Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1892-02-20 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

THROUGH TON 111IPOSTURN. (Cheers.) It would see thee it was a mockery, for the Rouse el Commons was a falsification of the pledge:, of the Governmi,nt, end afforded just ground for new and fresh irritation in Ireland. Cheers.)— Mr REDRONL, 1W111!•IriOrd) said I.be substance of the Bill was • sham, and the manner in which it  eitting.roorn, , . communicates room be diemmered M. Abeille, k nec:id with the diplomatic ser, an arm-ehair. The enraged fired three shote from his revo and two of them took effect one wi,. him t the thigh and the other penetrating chest. The third bullet buried itself in he well. M. Abeille succumbed to hie injuries on Thursday forenoon. His assailant bed meanwhile been taken into custody.  I tour  THE DISPUTE ON THE WEAR The klebburn and Jarrow engineers have . corded 'otee favourable to esti:truing to work. , large number of the members of the Tyneside ant ! National Labourers' Union having been thrown of employmetit by the strike, the committee have arranged for a series of mass meetings of their members to discusd the position. So serious . Cud disaetrons i>2 the elect on the labourers engaged in shipbuilding yarda and engineering premises on the Tyne and Wear that, should the strike continue much longer, no lest than , 10,000 will be thrown into a state of enforced idle. nesa. The members w ill each receive Es per week, and this is indeed very little with which to kesp • Wilk, and family. If it is reckoned—and its consiiNd!, to be a reasonable oslculation—thst out aik 10,000 labourers, 6,000 are married, with an aeon. : I family of eve, it will be Lien that there sietip ; wards of 30.000 persons called upon to •0101101. great pri ratio* through a dispute in which they h4.vo no voice or influence, and will no& be benekted by the value of one penny whielimer I way it is settled. Generally speaking, however, I there is no change in the position of affairs.  I  AY Ina be s, 'er sr, •  in beside &ems the throat. '1 bout named Mrs engaged in who has _ _ the up stain rooms of the same IMns Spain lying opposite the hooking round discovered the kitchen " and osevered a •  d  4 . nets woman was .. quits cv._ —... Mrs . I Dann sent for medical aid as quickly as , posabit. Dr. Stewart and his assistant, Dr•WatFlollh .: woe sous upon the scene, and attended to the . "wissus isjaries. The . wound in hex throne : , was sewn up, and by the introduction of a silver babe into her throat site was kept alive for five . bears. During that time she made several ar, '1 tempts to !peak, but her voioe was almost inaudible, and those standing beside her tailed to make oat what  ebie meld. She bieethed her  In the meantime the police had been telegraphed for, and P.C. Oakley, along with Superintendent Burrell and other °filmes, were in attendance. They examined the premises, and were not long in discovering a earring knife, which was laid in the knife box, with which it is supposed the deed had been committed. The knife bade, although it had been wiped recently, bore indications of having been recently covered with blood. It ie the general opinion of the doctors sad the police that the woman had committed suicide. ne seems to have gone into the yard and attempted to bring about her death by cutting the blood vessels in her wr:st but finding this did not ! bring about the desired object, she bad reirzted to the more speedy means of ending her life by intCaw her throat. From the yard she had staggered ' into the kitchen, where she was found.  i.ior's i gistsrot si;r4git hon, gentleman fzionedn floor. About twelve o'clock at night Mr friends' wait molesting her the was sent to an ~....`"'``'"•'_ faavataa saw.' the member roe Derby, this mut a heard a noise in his wile's bedroom. He Army Rescue Home. From these premises it ..ussfilari WM SIMS* when the nein /Mad Which afforded him peculiar and wimiM2:iacijio7. accordingly went downstairs and listened at the was alleged she stole the articles in girestima.—The abroad that a widow woman named Margaret Asa Hoer, heer:l, from Sir wag= Hempen; door. His suspicions were confirmed. Iteaurning accused asserted that the handkerchiefs and wooing Sport bad been murdered. LitthiburnCelliery is a and an Irish member, wo no weeder .I—lse to his room he procured • loaded revolver, and apparel were lent her by the Army. They (amid unningoingeo, ewes amenities from Durham lieg found it would uok moot with othreeeei ap. haring Invited the secretary of the hotel to her evidence spoilt their case against the policeroval on the ' the that foul d bad other woo/ the Howe, (Hear, hear.) accompany him, he essleecended the stairs, Una, and bribed her in every way to tell news a eed been committed he roopoom from the Nationalises was a loud and and knocked at the door of his wife's a garbled story. Then they endeavoured to Vida* Wald, and at an early hour this mom* long-sustained bent of laughter. Prom this point, room. Receiving no answer, he forced the door send her to the seaside that she might a large crowd of inhabitants had gathered about indeed, their hilarity scarcely ever ceased. They and entered the apartment, leaving his coin, not give evidenoe, and being vindictive became the some of the , papposed murder, erre Sport tooled idea of a committee for safeguarding pinion in the passage. On relighting the candle she refused to go they now sought to imprison her wassh. widow if ma""md Martin sport., who ally wham it was known that the which had been extinguished, Mr Deacon found on this charge of stealing the property they lent , supply hen the members, and his wife alone but on searching *. adjoining , her.—There was a oondiot in the prosecutors' we. 669 Maier 46 lA6l4.Ann Colliery and who ' have the casting vote —and which the bed- evidence, and accused was discharged. died thirteen years ago. Lately she has when Mr Healy indig- been in a demoeding dale of mind owing to TYNE AND the reeklese life led by her eon. Shortly after 'me o'clock this morning Mrs Spore was found the kitchen of her own home, which is situated • Office-row, a number of miners' dwellings close Littlebum Colliery, with a terrible gash She was disoovered by a neigh- 4 Dunn, the latter haring been attending the daughter of Mrs Spore, lately been confined. In one of .me house she found , the fire plasm, and on traces of blood loadin; to door, on opening the door she diepool of bkod in the yard. The =forthnot dead, and , , • 7 4,4 '