The Herald of Wales. — 1890-12-06 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

TTY SESSIONS.  WimissDAT.--Before Ibwland Maclam and  A. W. Evn., Esq.  Thomas Herbert. Fire Roads, Vanelly, was I drunk in February lint; he then failed to appear to answer the comp...atilt and a warrant was issued for his arrest. lhe defendant bad loft the district, but returning this week, thinking the matter had been forgotten, he was arrested. Ile wan fined to. and costs. • SIMMONS 11110IIIIMED HEIL  I A woma-n-irom-Lia-nienn—e-cli—, who bed been summoned for not winding her children to school, was taken very ill and was very nervous. The Bench adjourned the case for a month.  The body of Viscount Callasloupe, drowned in the wreck of his yacht, has been found at Bangor, Belfast Lough. A Coventry cotton mill was completely destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning. The estimated damage amounts to £30,000. The Chronicle Berlin correspondent writes : Professor Koch has declined to accept the grant which it was intended to bestow upon him. A St. Petersburg telegram states that one of the fortified barracks and a quantity of arsenal stores at Sebastopol have been deeroyed by Are. Two children who bad been left alone in a room of a house in tho Rue Amandiers, in Paris, sot themselves on fire, and were both burned to death. At the London Sessions Mr. Warry, Q.C„ , hag etudenced Thomas Benson, alias loafer, to !six years' penal servitude for stealing a purse 'wootaining 6s. A man, living in Plough-road, Battersea, , believing his ts de to be unfaithful, shot her , dead on Wednesday morning, and then surrendered himself to the police. A telegram from Borne on Wednesday states that the body of a young peasant, disembowelled and with the breads out off, has been found in a wood near Newbruok. The crime hoe caused enormous sensation. A terrible tragedy is reported from Hirschberg. A chemist named Hamel, who formerly Plaid in Berlin, and his two rusidecrvanta, were discovered mortary wounded at Harmadorf, on the Kynast. The injuries had evidently been Inflicted with a hatchet. Herr Haensel's son, • young man of 19. has fled to the mountains, and he ia suspected of being the murderer. We hear (says the londonEelso) that the Great Western Railway Company—or rather th Cabinet at Paddington—has decided upon novel innovation; this is the introduction into England of the American railroad ears, in fire; andy third classes, with communication right , through the train, and standing gangways at , the end of each car. An experimental train is now conning between London and Swindon. The care are built in London, and the train : will be limited to the long western journey. I[We presume we shall very soon have the plea! sure of riding from South Wales to London in one of those admirable oars.] The New York young man is no longer embroidered on the bosom. Plain shirt frstts I have once again come into fashion. I Barnum, the greatest showman on earth, is no greater than any other man yinit now. He Is dangerously ill with the ruahgant inftheuka. The present Czarewitoh M the first w'au has ever circumnavigated thegiotea9.3 had courage !enough to return by way of Sifkria. " What shall we do with tux children when they leave school ? " nalm a oontemporary. o. IWh7, give them 010 dinners and rend them panties bad( bpi&