The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1880-01-30 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

SCENE ON A RAILWAY.  A !hi ii nt vent happened 'the other night on the Western ItAiwa v. A passenger train hr.d ttea let' the station of S:ointot, when the door of 3 thnd clans carriage which had not been properly eb.,ed dew open, and a child of four years, who wan b ming against it, fell out on the line. The mother Mu bled in despair, and tried to jump after her offspring, but was prevented by the other passengers, who had to hold her down. After some minutes' shouting and signalling the attention of the guard was a os,d anal the train was stopped. The poor wont in alighted and. followed by the guard, ran in search of her child, whom situ expected to find dead, but she lotand the per little thing unhurt, standing crying on an embankment.  It is stated that the Post-oflire authorities ha .o at adopted the telephone—the combina:ion of Crossley's transmitter with recoivor having overcome their objection to its use. It is now admitted ticit lIISIITSB of an acute ard execpConal character, cei ta in to involve stacJation if CKtr111(1111S aid bo nut promptly mid lii rally prthcoming, 4xis:s over wide districts of Ire iad. _ .  The Wilco of Connaught will eontinue to hold the vimmand of the Ist Battalion of the Rifle ltrigatle, until the rummer, when he will join the Staff of the army. . . . .  The Ilas.ian Gorcrneent has intimated its intention to th:: • •--i% tirrz,pondenee of elja t.'eter the Great 'at s:. nr:.• ..1 the pla,ent year. fit!uuk., promised to tak.• thc elm:r :Lt the anniverzary dinner of the German Ile,ninth [Liston  The Rev. U1.1hA141,. oo:, of the JOjlllflW 1 ve,teynte..l :•lergy to I: It jto,t di. Al it ito lAsi4li•o ntooy. ilt A :140 : Out to u.a. " futhor " tknoral Ar. 64.1111,1 .  William Law-react,. :in tl..,tßt iiit lik, has been eltarg...,l.on Court, with laiv;i:;.: toniiilt it si ii:3141 corrupt parinry in an:rt in lino:slit tig,iinst i Ole ita,en'a Bench Division, in lh.t.catb..r last is; liberal 44611 hail.  Si.. :Ow:ander tiriers4,ll, who haz; just saveeed.d to a 4-,ronet iII junior elerk in the London mod County Lanh. Ite is not the only titled 14.:11: clerk. 6. A. Leeds, Iktrt., Sir IL. r. Bay.., r-ir W. Joha,ton, ant., all the &lei.. lLil oeeup:,!'.on.  loner:11 of Mr. Tlonmis I iblsocr. A . tool.. e 00 tt&hv, in I 1 iigete 1d%.10.te-y. L onion, 0,01, 1::; bt,..nte wi t. tueni; the moutuel A%r the rektivez, end, Mr. k'rith as rt:preaeutiog. the hoyalAciuteruy.  Two men Wui,• 1%3  and wsre sent to Mtmclwster by.: la; : , in some reason su,p.tt.e. were , oni ito murder of Sat all .liine Rob its. It appeals that :he 3lanch.ster pollee observed two men loitering 11,-ar the premises where the girl was killed. Tin iivcriptions corresponded with those of the two rues arrcsted. They disappeared from Manehe,ter soon after, and tramped to Plymouth to take passage in an emigrant ship which they found was full, and they were here in a lodging house waiting for another. The name given by the men are V. recently a vendor of coal. near Maneheater. and Layeock, a smith's striker, of the same n: crhbourhood. It appears that Wait's real n;gtot.lii Ifaild, and he, hating given a false eau, II titt th!claration to the Emigration Conin,:ss' arrested on that charge and his compile wa• 31,0 detained as a witness. The writin-: ~1 e iii upon them corresponded with the wi letters sent to Mr. Greenwood, of Man, h stir: t.nd it is remarked as suspicious that haul hail his trousers washed when he came to Plymouth. and that there were some stains upon them which it was difficult to get out. IrXTRAORDINARY