... workmen in respect of questions affecting the hours of labour and rates of wages several grades was issued yesterday. The murderer of Mr. Storrs at Gorse Hall, Dukinfield, said to have exclaimed when he saw his victim, I’ve got you now.” On the other hand ...

... Four who Saw Murderer. The police are confident that if they can secure the right man thev will have no difficulty about his identification. There are four persons who saw him—the cook, the maid. Miss Lindley and Mrs. Storrs. and both the cook and Miss ...

... of revenge the motive. Mr. .Storrs said have declared to the policeman who found him dying that he did not know the murderer. The murderer must have had such a strong, desj)erate sense of personal wrong that must some time recently have come into personal ...

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... francs respectively. Ihe Judge objected that an expert had proved there were only 4,000 francs in the house at the time of the murder. Madame Steinheil again protested her and disputed the expert’s figures, declaring that the household was not in debt. She ...

... corridor, and as soon as the murderer caught sight of him he said, I’ve got you now! a remark capable only of the construction that the man had come to cause him grievous bodily injury. The pair at once came to grips, the murderer brandishing his revolver ...

... foreman asked the Coroner whether they could return a verdict of “Suicide” merely., , h 'The Coroner; Ves, but that means self-murder. The jury returned verdict of ‘■Haiejde.”— ...

... one morning at the house in (he Impasse Rousin, while her husband and her mother were discovered murdered. At first it was thought to be a case of murder and robbery a theory which Madame Steinheil still contends true in fact—but suspicion finally attached ...

... with the murder of Florence Dukes, and, in answer to the charge, made reply. His name is given as Luke Brennan, and is described as a ship's stoker, of no fixed abode. The friend who was with lier at the time of the tragedy stated that the murdered woman ...

... MANSION MURDER. FAILURE ATTEMPTS OF identification. There have been further developments in the murder mystery at Gorse Hall during the week-end, and the murderer of Mr. George Harry Storrs is still at large. Yesterday • tens of thousands of people visited ...

... THE BENSONS AT THE LYCEUM. FOUND INSANE. Sequel to New Mills Murder DERBY ASSIZE VERDICT. After a brief trial at Derby Assizes, yesterday afternoon, Joseph Thorp© (72), labourer, who murdered his great nephew, Joseph Henry Hill, aged 19, by battering his ...

... THE MANSION MURDER. SUSPECT TRACED AND PROVED INNOCENT. A London Star telegram states that the identity of'the threatening visitor Gorse Hall on the September has been established. The police are satisfied his innocence. Sfcusational developinente, says ...