The Dewsbury Chronicle, and West Riding Advertiser. — 1894-05-26 (Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England)

FIRE IN THE JRIVISEI QUARTERS.-"'""tbre6 was discovered yesterday morning in storey warehouse tin Hope-street, Nortbletr.--,,0. Leeds, of which floors are let to Jewish cletbi;od In the basement is a sawmill, where belaltalt other wooden articlei are made. The 011"'""icje. first made its appearance on the Hope-streeLfare and blazed with great energy. nod the Fire Brigade arrived two policemen a ee, c:000 a small hand pump and hose and plaYe houses opposite. The Corporation Fire under Superintendent Baker, quickly set to ervery with eight or ten hose pipes. The flanlea,„d soon abated, and by four o'clock the fi env° en g r ic mastery over tbe fire. The interior of the kw',, she bad been completely burned out, and parte floors had fallen. The premises were not The Liverpool and London and Globe Fire were also on the spot, and rendered assistseeffr' " FRISCO JACK" AGAlN.—George .111;01; tailor, forty-two years of age, who has et 9, lodging during the past three months Lopi Oatland-terrace, Leeds,made a determined !rata, on Thursday morning to commit suicide. se before eight o'clock he was discovered 133' ,Aa man, named G. F. Buckley, lying in a fie"' the Holliu-lane. He was bleeding freely frettered mouth, and by his side was a six-chao," ed, revolver, which had evidently just been diechroe He was conveyed to the Infirmary, where found that the roof of his mouth was comP"-blin• shattered. Harris is the man who. callia ifice self "Frisco Jack," appeared at the police s at the Town Hall about two months age, 51; ia Igash in his throat, and stated that some 0(1 Iwhose company he had been, had robbed yipg attempted to kill him. He has been of a 100 disposition, and had recently returned America. ALL THROUGH A WET —On Tuesday, before Mr. Bruce. a;rter, Leeds Town Hall, Henry Backhouse a tbe New Wortley, who was remanded 'fraolo Iprevious week on a charge of receiving a 'lea watch, came up for trial. Prisoner was „bee drunk on Whit Monday and did not ree'elid how the watch got into his possession. ther borne an excellent character, and if the Tfelbefel had been fine on Whit Monday would hive, tioe I in the country with a Sund^hool —Mr. Sunday s- • It If said prisoner was-a very silly man indeed.,, otlY fortunate that the evidence was not sunaclig. it strong to prove he received the watch Icrlovil to have been stolen. He would be dischargew g 0 Prisoner: Thank you. sir.—Mr. Bruce : IsTaweilc away, and don't take anything stronger thel3  tea and buns, (Laughter). A TSb INFRINGEMENTS OF THE FACTORY —Mr. Bruce (Stipendiary Magistrate) betr-„d: number of summonses on Monday at the Pe-ry-.. Town Hall arising out of the Factory and shops Acts.—Messrs. Burgon and C 0... `)%cee:a : Kirkgate, for employing a boy on Sunda-9,. fined o,including costs. --For twesimilar oPe",:tte: Mr. William Jowett, baker, Mea.dow-lalle' fined £2 ineach case.--There wanineSol 0r against Miss Hannah Watson, confectioner. lane, for employing women on Whit .g"„ ed morning. Mr. Bruce dismissed eight, and inil)-00• atine of £5 in the other'case.--Robert WraY, eboy fectioner, Commercial-street, for einploYio,g,,,,,a -early on Whit-Monday morning, flolbe.nck, instant' was fine'-----f r Andrew Proctor, Braithwaite•street 1— , employing a lad at 11-15 p.m. on the 11th was fined £2 and costs.--Jame.s Dovenor. 110 e , manufacturer, Whitehall-road, for a violation 0L _ the • sdety clauses in leaving looms unfenced, wo fined £5. ohn THE TREATMENT OF HORSES' j " gt Jackson, manager of the " Glebe Parcels ExPre" St. Columba-street, Leeds , ' John Roberto, horse,: keeper, of 32, Holly-street, Kirkstall-road e;d 00 John Dunwell (16), driver, e , were summon Thursday at the instance of the Royal Society cf ?Ira rtghee olf'reb‘e-eing ntion of Cruelty to Animals, on Dunwell driving a roan gelding which was gcr.' c opnr ci le rlno et i inn st ph eee tcorru e j 1 otwr eeattbro,se.an; of a horse. On A lame. The driver informed him be was taking tnoo horse back to the stable. The horse was sufferi,n_oE from a corn. In cross-examination the Inspeci:e intimated that he knew horses could he wor with corns, and yet not suffer pain. The 11:!9iv:, trates dismised the summowes, with a warnmarc: defendants to be carolul.—For driving A 119. while was lame in the near foreleg, in QUIATTY on April 11th last, Richard Beaumont. of Melville_ and terrace, Woodhouse Carr, was 13 Cled 20.. COStS.  On I bury g tehaira Mr. S.  On It the elle, ]  Eth he try  tam) wa the  rne atic wo th,  CO t W f