... SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, MANSION MURDER. BLOODHOUNDS ON SCENE. ARREST AND RELEASE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. THE BUDGET FIGHT. Last in Commons. REJECTION OF BILL MOVED. Slashing Attack by Mr. A. Chamberlain MINISTERIAL DILEMMA. Futile Attempt ...

... Russell, a c-abdriver, was yesterday taken before Clerkenwell Magistrate, and was placed in the dock charged with the attempted murder of Lily Ward, in Rosebery Avenue, Monday, by stabbing her. five-inspector Burnham said that on the way the police station ...

... each to five servants 1,371 THE CONFESSION OF MURDER IN CANADA. '• Edward William Bedfort was again brought up at Bow Street yesterday, before Mr. Marsham, charged on his own confession with having murdered a young woman at Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. was ...

... (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) PARIS, Tuesday. The trial of Madame Steinheil for the murder of her mother and husband begins here to-morrow. It is annoiyiced that the public will be rigorously excluded, none but the Press, officers of the Court, and those immediately ...

... Mission of the Murdered Prince. Writing from Tokio, under date October 15, the Press Association’s special correspondent refers to the late Prince Ito’s visit to Manchuria as mission upon the success of which great hopes were built as to the future good ...

... stopped near a deep pit at the bottom of the quarry. The inference was that in passing the pit the murderer had thrown the bloodstained knife with which he murdered Mr. Storrs into the water- Later the day the bloodhounds which were used in trying to elucidate ...

... Kentucky, has been killed in the Spring Fork voting precinct, Breathitt County. The county is notorious for political feuds and murders, and during the elections the Governor had called out the military. An incendiary fire destroyed a house containing the ballot ...

... crime, swearing the head her daughter,” in tragic tones, and with arms outstretched towards the jury, that on the night of the murder she saw three men disguised in Levites’ robes, accompanied by a red-haired woman with an infamous mouth. She added that when ...

... just accomplished a flight of 144 miles in a shade over hours—creating a new record. The trial of Madame Steinheil for the murder of her husband and mother at their residence in the Impasse Kousin, Paris, opened yesterday, when there were some sensational ...

... How the Murderer Escaped, By degrees the full story of the outrage is coming to light. It is now certain that when Mr. Storrs had struggled with his assailant the former had just strength enough to force tho desperado into a pantry adjoining the kitchen ...

... the prisoner her son Reggie, was dead, she gave a tremedous shriek and fell back in a dead faint. When he charged her with murdering the child she said: “Oh no. no, no. I loved him too well.” On the night of the tragedy she was continually calling out for ...

... dragoon’s uniform ; the cook, Mariette Wolff, in mourning ; her son, Alexander, whom at one period Madame Steinheil accused of the murder ; and M, Borderel, the prisoner’s last lover, were ordered withdraw, and the President began his interrogation of the woman ...