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... DECREASE OF CRIME. Is crime increasing or decreasing? Professor Leone Levi answers this question in an interesting letter to one of the London papers, in which he produces statistics to show that it is decreasing, though not so rapidly as might be expected ...
... CRIME IN RUSSIA. A Sr. telegram says—A terrible outrage has occurred in the barracks of the ktaman Cossacks, Petersburg, rhere an officer named Leontoff. suspecting a comrade named Grecoff to be guilty of an intrigue with his wife, entered hie room and ...
... CRIME If PARIS. I Dai'yleyrapli Paris tilegram of Wednesday evening says :—Another instance of the terrible dangers of the Park: etreets at an early hour this morning Isar the Porte St Martin Theatre, on the Botsfevards. A respectable mechanic named going ...
... CRIME IN IRELAND. Tan [nib it.tistici 1891 • acetonic of ten , ue aim, compared with the of prezt.fina ten years. Omitting infanticide) ninstweed 22. 11190. 33 in 1689. 35 in 29 in 1141 35 in 1886. 11 In 18115. 21 in 144. 17 is 1883. 40 is 1812. and 40 ...
... CRIME IN IRELAND. THE recently-published official sististics of crime in Ireland show, for the first time since 1878, a falling-off in the number of offences of a serious kind. The rise since the year mentioned had been steadily progressive, until, from ...
... PARNELLISM AND CRIME. ...
... Serious crimes, or crimes which are a real menace to society, are not usually carried out by drunkards, but are more often committed by persons actuated by a desire for gain or for revenge. The comparison of statistics shows that drunkenness and crime do not ...
... AGRARIAN CRIME. I N TILT. reached Galway Wednesday that a man holding a boycotted farm mArCong had beCtl fired at and wounded in the legs. in attempt w:a also made to burn down his I tollee EVICTIONS IN TIPIERARY. E our families were on Wednesday evicted ...
... CRIME IN IRELAND. YESTERDAY'S friah Times says—Su far as the Judg:ts of Assize in Ireland have as yet proceeded, they bear witness to the gratifying aspect of affairs in each county. There are very few crimes entered on either the calender by the constabulary ...
... THE CRIMES ACT. A arrrax has been issued of the number of persons proceeded against under the Crimes Act during the sixteen months, from 13th November 1888 to 31st March, 1890. The total number of persons proceeded against was 1,207, of whom 769 were ...
... of cremation would give an impetus to crime, he added— The system of certification for cremation, involving three medical men and the necessity Cur examining the body in every cast', acts as a deterrent to crime—so much so that, were the same regulations ...
... THE CRIMES BILL. The for IRELAND, in a lengthened speech, introduced the Criminal Law Amendment Bill, notwithstanding the continual interruptions of the Parnellites. Describing the wretched condition of Ireland, he said Mr Parnell must recognise in it ...