The Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder. — 1883-09-22 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

DONNELL BEFORE THE BOW STREET MAGISTRATES. King Alfonso has proposed to raise his legaO'Donnell, the nci-derer of Caley, arrived at tion at Vienna to an embassy rank. The proposal I Plymouth on Monday, in the Urion steamer has been coldly received. Athenaeum. Extensive preparations were made The Rome Sulphur Mine has fallen in, near Palermo. Many lives have been lost. Mr. to guard against surprise, only a few pers3ns John Rose, the mine owner, is injured, being allowed on board the steamer. Three The entire Austrian press agree in attributing detectives met O'Donnel, but instead of landing political motives to Mr. Gladatone's visit to the with him, they proceeded in the steamer to Czar. Southampton. From Alexandria, on Sunday, we learn that lite steamer Athenian, with O'Donnell on the contracts for provisions for the army of board, arrived at Southampton about nine o'clock occupation are renewed for six months. on Tuesday motaing, having been delayed by a 1 At the Old Bailey, on Saturday, Alfred Rolfe fog. She was met by a tic off Netley, and was sentenced to five years penal servitude and O'Donnell and his custodians were conveyed to twenty lashes for robbery with violence, the docks, where they entered a train for London. At Berlin on Friday it was said that Mr. The train conveying O'Donn3ll from SouthampGladstone's projected visit to Copenhagen, ton arrived at Vauxhall soon after. Supt. during the stay of the Czar, is much commented Wirams and the constables were at the station, upon. from which the public were strictly excluded The second and thirdpatteries, first brigade, O'Donnell was driven to Millbank strictly Scottish division, left Sheerness on Saturday fidarded,l and he was, brought up at Bow morning for Portsmouth, to embark for India. ' street on Tuesday afteinoon, before Mr. Prince Albert Victor of Wales left London on Flower, and foimally charged with the murder Sunday night for the Continent to rejoin his of James Carey, on board the Melrose, in July father. last. Mr. Poland prosecuted. Prisoner was A meeting of the Yorkshire Miners Wk. undefended. Ihe counsel said the murder ocgates was held at Barnsley on Monday. The etured at a time when the vessel was on the high seas, and, therefore, within English jerissnOeet under discussion was on an advance of 1.5 pe.s cent. diction. He would new only offer formal A mai: named O'Reilly was charged at Dublin evidence, and ask for a remand. This was on Monday, with threatening Alice Carroll, a granted, and prisoner was removed under an witness again st the Invineibles. The prisoner armed escort. was remanded, bail being refused. A telegram from New York on Friday says: A gas explosion Occurred on Friday night at The "Irish World's" O'Donnell's Defence a Bible Christian chayel in jersey. Five doors Fond amounts to 4,370 dollars. and a window were blo,cn out, and two persons injured. A telegram from Malta on SaiardaY says that Sir Thomas Brmsey arrived at Malta on Saturday to inspect the Dockyards. Afterwards he proceeds to Madeira, in the yacht Ouuhaura• The Berlin" Norddeutsche " off Saturday states that letters from the editor of the " Temps " were discovered among deputy Antrine's correspondence. From Montreal on Saturday we learn that the differences between the English eaul the Quebec Masonic Lodges have been amieiblY arranged.