The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1893-01-28 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

NEWS IN BRIEF.  Tli ir m screw-stes 1-er Donati is be' ievA o .• gone tiown with all on bcard. probably about thrty son's. The Ponati for many yeArs belonged to Messrs Larr.port and Holt, of Liverpool, ..,nt some Lime alo she was sold to Air A. Coo, of New. rost..e-on-Tyne. BLe left Now York on the it,th Deeeinber. .  tin Trumalay night a terrible to .ident ocenrrei in Baltimore to a laciy !lamed Ilk*. She Wabs;t: lug a room rear-ling with her two childrea when tudden:y a gasolue stove, with which the aparta.entas heated, explodel and enveloped her and the chi:, dren in flames. They were absolutely I nrnt to ashes berore assistance could be rendered, an e reams or Mr; lice being heartiending. _ .  - An inquest mai held it Lincoln on'Weduesilay n the Ody ul.; 0111 Ord;iilg. Ut, the pres,iotis Might the deci.ase Vs wife spoke sl.arply ic, hint for coming home drunk, on which he left the house, and shortly afterwards a police-constaVe in Waterside heard a splash, and then ssw a man strezang in the water. lie throw him a life-hrmy, but he refused to ,-,.rasp it, an I fnally sank. The jury returned a verdict o; "Suicide whast o: ucismind mind." _  A terrible tragedy occurred at Vienna on Tuesday night, Whigl Ma' Thiele, a iery rich and vrell-Inicrsn contractor, belonging to one of the be !amides in Austria, shot himself and his fiancee. ite was to have been married neat week to the daughter of an army °Meer, and e.erything jointed to a ra, st happy union. It is not known how the aiTair occurred, but he invi!ed his :lances to meet him at Baden, and then, t is supposed, shot her, and afterwards „,g - - . .  ustic. Barnes as Wedneadaygrauted &decree • 6 tolrsas. . i on site greundof the adui.ery ! and denier ioe of ner husband. lifr John Kigali, „ citor, rractising in London and Brighton. alleged adultery was with a young lady who 7.rst ! consulted him as a &lent, and was e.fterwaria seduced by MM. Proof of tl:e adultery MIA rat: cliscorered by a se.:ond-hand furnitura dealer, woo ! found some letters in the drawer of •desk that had Istood in respondent's office at Brighton. The wedding of Princess Margaret of Prns-ia wi h PI ince Frederick Charles of Hesse took Oa,: on ednesday in Berlin. The civil marr!age was pert formed at the Palace of the Empress Frederck, • and was followed by the religious ceremony in Coo chapel of the Royal Castle. 'l:he 1r de wore a dress !of white silk crep, de chihe,, ornamented ni:b arrays of marguerie, the skirt being boriered ! the !,16,,ne flowers, while roand her wr.ist the Princess wore a gold girdle, wilt orange a..nf myrtle blessoms. The chiJi ornament -nor! bt i Her Loyal Highness was a magni.lcent disineet neckla. _  A great qpnsa"on has been reused in Petersbure by the enicide of • :cane, mimic( couple belonging to the middle &ass. M. Pi let %lade)laysky, a inwirber of the eta of .he ii astratecl :ournal V. tecepeee, socorui aided 'ny 'Ms wife. visited a nember of places of public smile). trent the other night, and afterwerds proceeded one of the public bathing establishments. They there made a most determined attempt to commit suicide. After taking a euantity of cocaine tie husband and wife fired at each other with piste's. Although eerribly wounded, both lingered cilia Wei: nesiay, when they euccumbed to their Peetneary embarrassments and derangement of the menial faeulties through alcoholism are believed t,o hare led to the tragedy. Mr Meeeand, barriseer, apple.* at the Maie chestier Bankruptcy Court on Wednesday for the discharge oi Captain Bainbridge, la's lessee of 1::e Theatre Royal in teat e:ty. To Official eeeeei reported that the reeeiving order was made in e'eb 1 rears', 18e9. The racoon tad Weyer keel,Oee, I and the assets only realised S./Se es Ed no to ia`e. No dividend had been paid or was eepected. Tee bankrupt had kept no books of aecoant, and be continued to trade from 18;4 knowing himsel to be insolvent. He had been an officer in the army and militia, and embarked in theatrieal speculations in 1880. From 13b2 to 1384 he W3B lessee et the Court Theatre, Liverpool. Mr M hyena sad the bankrupt thought his aeconnts were being kepi all right. He lost £3,000 by &pantomime in 138e-9. The discharge was granted enteeet to • weetes sas. pension. In the Queen's Bench on Wedneeday the R, . Ate our Lawienee, reetor of elvereley, Hants. no fovner rector of St. Ewe, Ccemwall, sought to recce er damegee for lieel against Milts A. Si. Amend NeeLery, of The Chase, Evereley, for alleged libel published in the form of letters in a Hampshire newspaper, imputing that plaintiff was unlit to be a elergyinan. Counsel also said that el en. ti:f had received post-cards calling Los , a drunkard and Nagabond, which cards plain. tier contended were written by deeendant Plaintiff, having given evidence in support of hi 3 case, was cross examined at length. He sal i e poesibly still owed many thousands of peon s teritwolL He stated that he paid eeverel 'counts at Eeersley with cheeuee which w,r: honoured; further, he had borrowed money on security which was for the greater rant inorlgulca. —Tee case was adjourned. On Weineeday afternoon Wm. Scho 61, of T. ittle Clegg, Smithy Bridge, was charged at eoceelele with embezzling money beloneine to the Smithy Bridge Co-openative eociety.-Mr Oeborne, who prosecuted, said the prisoner had been maneeer and secretazy of the eoeiety for many years. An accountant hod gone through the books and found that the total amount that hack been embe :z.led by the prisoner was 90. The capital of the society only amounted to £4,LJ3. ani he had robbed the members of one...ftli of their capital.—Several witnesses having I been called, Mr eiolesworth, solicitor for the prisoner, commented on the great eareleemess of the treasurer of the society, and said that if teat; official had been present in coert he w ,ul,l hare asked him some queseiona—The prisoner eleaeed guilty. He had a wie and eight children au l applied for bail.—The magistrates asked if any person nweougaltideVelybil, tilbef°prr"isoner was Molessrotih e s for trial and removed in custody. Dr. William Price, the well-known Weis': ArchDruid, died at his residenee at Liantrisminte near Cardiff, on Monday, at the age of 93. Deetaised. I who was very eccentric, always wore the garb r laffeeted by the sae imitDruida. He wasalsoa Cliartiste and during the attack on Newport, Monineutlishire, £lOO reward was offered fur his body whether dead or alive. He, however, escaped to Frartee, and there became intimate with Louis