The Herald of Wales. — 1890-04-19 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

THREE WOKEN KILLED. They occupied a room on the third fioor,snd have been eommitted, and this led to his arrest. ! Oft Sawa* imillarawkoviliCesoiesot, binowavd fav liwr wry amallootatior 'Sara. hi..4§.....6.d.w. mimes, which three peewee loot their lives, occurred their. In the morning a gentleman that e conspired with Mrs. Hiram Sawtelle, on the railway near L tweetoft. The three named Hoffman, staying in the hotel, lent and seeeral men whom he named, to lure his siemens killed were tii,..),„te, Boston wit, of Guerdon ea, and the landlord presented brother into Maine with the intention of keel:iMr Harry Boston, a farmer ; lea,' kph., hia bill for £7 lee. Soon after three tog him in close contthement until he shored . friend; end Miss Bingham, a 'hop easietant at o'clock shrieks were heard in the room, have signed a deed trieing his property to his Liwestoft. They were walking along the line followed by a shot. Hoffman ran and brother and wife. Hiram fell into with two other porous—a young lady named opened the door, when the girl rushed the trap to the extent of leaving home and Cann, and a boy, the son of the first-named out bleeding from a wound in the temple. Ina- keeping an appointment to meet Jame. at 1 when a train was observed coming up behind. mediately afterwar !ti two shots were heard, end ' Lebanon, bat ho stoutly refused to Gigs any Owitig to the &trireme they mistook the line or Guerdon was found to have shot himself dead. paper. Ultimately, sere the prisoner, there which the train was proccolinfie and ran across The girl was removed in a cab to Char- was a fight. Hiram trying to get away. Blood the meta's in front of it. Mies Cann and the lug Ossit Hoapitrd, where it was found was thed, and in the result the murder wee cone boy got across In time, but the other three were' that her righi; eye was destroyed and mitted, aecording to Jame* by a certain well. struck down and killed, their bodies being ter. skull fractured. she remains in a very pre- known detperado and ex-conviet,whe had been ribly mutilated. The public have no right to I carioua condition. • bribed to taxa par bathe ooneikracy, Nobody traverse the line. believes the charges against Mrs. Hiram Saw.  On Wednesday aftc,..nev n Mr. Troutbeck opened an inquest on the to dy of the young , foreigner, known as Albert de Ouedon, who, on Friday, shot himself at the Hotel de l'Europe, Lehnster-square, London, after wounding a young woman with whom he 11111.9 living, and who new an inmate of Chming Cram Hospital. The young people bad been inlaying at the hotel for the past fortnight as M. and litdm. Garden, and had borrowed money from • oontutercial traveller named Hauffnum, who was now represented by Mr Waraker, barrister. The tragedy occurred after the hotel bill had been presented for payment.—lnspector Burke, C iJiiioien, read a statement of the inje-rod woman, who Mill that If Guedon put the trunks before the door of their apartment, and wished her to swear that ebt would never leave him. Before .ho bad time answer he fired. Thepolice had now ascertained that alse was the unmarried daughter of M. Valeh Van Muniel, of Leige. living for some time with an old gentleman in Brussels, ahe came to Londen, and sought work as • milliner. Returning to Bruessly, Mlle. Van Magnet, again visinti London, where she made the acquaintance old. Genial, who communicated with her friends, telling than that if they would allow him to take her to Paris he would introdum her to his friends, who were very wealthy, and would marry her. Inspector Burke further deposed that all efforts to traco the parents of the decanted lied failed up to the present, though the French Consul had hoes togaisant of the circumstances of the tragedy. There was reason to believe, however, that U. Gordon bad a brother living in the Rue Duhelder, Bois de Bologne, Paris, The inquiry was adjourned for a week.  tone, who is a wolsaa ;good repute.