The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1894-04-21 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

HOWLE GIRL. GREAT FIND OF EXPLOSIVES. namely. on whom at 10 b 01tmeant. on wages pid On Monday at the East Howls Hotel Coroner An important arrest warn madein London late last y some hums aad_ lit oa Proud held an inquest . on the body of Susannah Saturday night by Chief Inspector Melville A limeikle suicide is reported from Dublin. . e and pairiek Cowan (38) threw hawielf from a window Smith, a girl aged 15 years, who warn Jelled on three other officers from the Criminal Investigre of the Longford Hotel, Qneen-eireet on oreity Friday hist week at the level mooing opposite the tion Department The prisoner is an Italia& , Td, and WM impaled on the spiked railings. When hotel bythefonro'clook passenger trainfromapenny- Anarchist named Francis Polti, and at the moment taken to the hospital he died in a few minutes moor. Mr Dnnell appeared for the Railway Coin- of his +lrma he was walking towards his lodgings from his injuries. pany.—The driver said he was travelling atthe rate carrying a cast iron shell, with the apparent Baron Rothschild has won the first prize of aof about twenty miles an hour, and when about intention of loading it with the exhundred thonaand francain the Marseillee moos- twenty yards from the place where the public plosives afterwards found in his cipel lottery. The Baron immediately decided footpath mama the railway he observed the girl The 'lodgings. police regard the a e capture as one of the first charitable organisations in which he is interested, his whistle, and seeing that she persisted in importance. It is certain that a diabolical outto distribute the whole amount among various coming on to the rails to cross the line. He blew John Agnew, a tramping beggar, was charged at creasing heapplied the brake. He was unable to rage had been planned to be carried out either in ,on was to be the Newcastle-on-Tyne on Tuesday with neglecting his step the engine in time. The engine struck her this country or on the Cortinent and present intwo children, and was sent to gaol for three months, sod knocked her into the four-feet way. He got dications go to show that London and was further ordered to pay a fine of E 26 and of the engine and picked her up, but she scene of the attempt; indeed, it would be safe to ! costs or suffer an additional three months' urn-. was dead.—A verdict of "Accidental death " essurne that the authorities were aware of some such plot, for the prisoner Francis Polti had been: prisonment MIA returned, and the jury requested the , It is announced that Hobbs, one of the Liberator Coroner to forward to the North - Eastern under close surveillance for some days past. Late convict*, is guttering from acute rheumatism, and Railway Company and the Beard of Trade On Saturday night last he wan followed from the has been removed from Wormwood Scrubbe to a recommendation that a subway be sub- Surrey side of the Thames into Farringdon-read, Dover Convict Prison, where he will have the hone- stituted for the level crossing, as this was the the suspected man walking towards King's Croon St of sea air, and will still be within easy mach mooed fatal accident at the place within four On nearing the Clerkenwell • road he was of London in case his presence there should be years, and there had been numerous narrow arrested of Chief Inspector Melville's officers. He necessary. weaves. They also requested the Coroner to BREWED MUCK BURPHISID, In the House of COIDIMAMI on Tuesdey the write and ask the Board of Trade to send an in. but offered scarcely any resistance, and after the Secretary to the Admiralty, in reply to Mr specter down to inspect the place. first moment submitted quietly to the detectives. Caldwell, said that in Issuing contracts and sub- He was carrying at the time a brown paper contracts the Admiralty availed themsels ee of the parcel, which was immediately taken from him. It ' bast possible information, and took full precautions evidently contained some heavy material, and to carry out the resolution of the House providing an examination showed it to be somewhat , that the workmen engaged were not paid below similar to a military shell. It is divided in the trades union rate of wag., the middle, the two portions being screwed At Bristol on Tuesday Idaniel Harrington was ' in the centre. It is round in shape, but charged with the murder of Mary Jane Salari, flat at the two ends. The length is about ein., an Italian girl. It is alleged t hat onMonday afternoon breadth 4in., and very nearly in. thick, the weight Harrington cut the girl's lip, and that she followed being about 151 b. The hollow shell was evidently and quarrelled with him Prisoner eventually , designed to carry an explosive, and its deathpushed her away, and mused her to fall on the ' dealing qualities when Adequately charged would pavement. Her skull was fractured, and death have been much in advance of any similar weapon ensued. —The accused was remanded. yet seised from these miscreants in this country. There is a great eat of potatoes in South The shell is a good iron casting, and anparently of Lincolnshire at the present time. A Long Sutton English workmanship. In all probability it was correspondent states that in the marshes in that