The Herald of Wales. — 1888-03-17 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

YOU XI LOUD."  LL LO TALYBONT SCHOOL BOARD.  This triennial eleetion commenced on Monday, and the counting of the votes waso wiinpleteil on Tuesday by the returning Aker, Mr G. 11. Haynes, the following being declared duly elected : Rees Harris, Rilgoed, Thos. Williarus, Casten-dw, Wm. Rufus Lewis, Meliu Monach, Rev. .1 W. Jones, the Vicarage, .434 Thos. Williams. Tynybone Cottage ....421 Rev. I'. I'. Evans, Hope Cottage, 412 W. T. Bevan, All tygralon, 14:1  .547 .503  We learn from Vienna that the towns of Brann, 0111110 W, and hamburg, and a large ntunber of villages in Galicia, Moravia and ilungery, threatened with inunostion. Some suburbs of the towns just mentioned are, in fact, already under water. The D.inuhe and Danube Canal, whieh runs through Vienne„ have also considerably risen, but sithorto the danger to Vienna is not great. The Pope has been slightly indisposed during. the last few days. Although the symptoms are not ',Aloud, a oertain degree of apprehensign exists, having regard to the advanced age of Me liolinees, and to. the fact that he is saffering from ,a,s.itude in ooneetin.noe q his recent lexertions in oonnwtion with the Papal Jubilee eel, bration. A consistory will be held °nth* 119th inst. tor the nomination of a Bishop.  On Tmaday morniog an moident of a paisful natme. 'shah afterwardotermiaated fatally. befel a collier named David Bowen. Decemed VMS .gaged at the Graigths Cotters, situate near dwaosea, and whilst at work on Tune:ley morcing, he was struck by the fall of a large Moo tt from tie root. He ors picked up in aa unemscious mate, and died shortly afterwards. Ac 'aique.a will be held. • Tbe Rev. t Matthews, of Swansea, has bees "tirring up tho good pecTio of Gurvilon nee Ab•-rgavenny, in the cause of disestahlisgment. Be arid they did sod want to pull down a tonight (..hurch building. It was the political character of Ibe institution that mid be destroyed. If die tambl:slasent was going to destroy the Cbur-1, that was a proof that it was aot th, Church of Christ. On Sunday evening at the Conirregational Church, Cirmarthen Road, Swenitea, the reepeairci pa,tor Datil)) made feeling referatatte tr. the death of Mr Yen. Taking . . .  for kis text th.. words "And the king said his servants know ye not that there is a prince and a great man fallen thil day in larael." the rcv. gentl 'rose drew attention to th4ces nurtainod by the family, the town, the country, and the church, more especially the Congr,ustsmal b On. /moon to be  oome to give myself cp." When aaked what foe. learnt from the removal of each men as 11Ir Irea he replied "For killing my wife. 1 cut her waa that God sometimes removes theimi throat with a razor. " He maw tnarks cif blood pillars of His Church that others my fellslirr on ' 'a clothes, and leaving him in charge dependance, ani that by the taking away of of .0. Johns, be in company with P.C. dill, one faithful worker many limy be induced to went to the address given by prisoner, 6, Hall- take up the work nod render that support to street, and found deceased lying in a pool of the Church of God which they have hitherto , blood in the front bedroom, apparently dead. withheld. 1 P.C. Hill (GS), and P.C. Johns gave audit- The 4 Principality is becoming nudely saatory evidence. prominent in the matter of murder. On Thomas Horgan stated that he knew pri- Tuesday foe instance two married women, Mrsrimer well, and always tbfluglit-tbat he lived Evans and Mrs. Jones, living together in a on good terma with bia vile. • ,roo.an wituaint's annexe& Evans struck Mrs. Jones with a broomiMMat Josiah Williams, examined by Mr Arthur smailhAtuig*.hiertag"ountktaf:spß "' quarrelled' and Mrs. pot.