The Herald of Wales. — 1889-10-19 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

RMA.N AT HAS LONDON OFFICE, 64, CHANCERY,LANE.  Ledy Aberdeen is better, though her recovery will be slow.  A severe storm prevailed along the New England mast on Tuouday, ationdag great damage to BIAPPInIit•  The Dasly lirews saye :—Cbahir Pasha has asked to be recalled. It appears from telegrams that the two correspondents expelled from Belgrade are those of the 3tandar-4 and the Daily Nora.  Mr. Thomea Orme, a well known riret manufacturer, of Derby, oemmittecleuicidoon Sunday morning by cutting hia throat. Excitement produced by his candidacy for the Town Council had seriously affected his mind. The Times says :—Preparations on a magniflcent scale are being made at Constantinople for the reception of the German Emperor. The Keifer will be entertained at one of the Imperial Kiosks near Yildix Palace, which is being newly furnished expressly for the occasion. The Imperial yacht Ommtnieh is being also richly fitted up, and will proceed to the Dardanelles accompanied by the iruaclads to meet the Emperor and escort his Majeety.  Nast dishearthnitur accounts are tithand from the mountainous &Skies of North Wales respecting the corn harvest. Some fields are even yet uncut, though the acreage in this condition m not large; bat there arc hundreds of acres yet unharvested, find the continued wet weather is seriously injuring the corn lying on the ground. The prospects in the uplands are most discouraging.  The Daily News Constantinople correspondent wrote onPriday : It is officially stated that the enquiry into the charges airairist Monies Bey has been concluded, bat before the sentence is -prone:lamed an him, a insasess verbal will be Rialshahed at full length to the official papers. What the sentence is likely to be, is still =known; so Hale confidence have the Arreenfana in Turkish justice, that they fully anticipate his nomination to some high one when acquitted. A painful we= took place in Liverpool Police Court. A labourer named Walsh was charged with causing the death of his wife by beating her with a poker during a drunken qnarrel. One of the witnesses wee a daughter, a Kid about fifteen. When she entered the witness-box aims east a piteous look at the prisoner, and bursting into a paroxysm of team said, " Oh, daddy, daddy; what did you kill her for r, Prisoner seemed much affected by the incident. Ile was committed to the amines.  The Abbe Deism), a parish priest living at Bordeaux, dropped down dead on discovering that a sum of 1200, with which he had been entrusted by some of his parishioners who were members of the Society of Saint Vincent de Patti, had been stolen from him. The theft was committed by a man who went several times to the presbytery on the pretence that he was a telegraph empMyee who had to look after the overhead wires. While oomph:id ostensibly on the roof of the building the p&-workman espied the spot Where the Abbe Delarue kept his money, and made a dement upon it when the good eon bad turned his back.  Near midnight on Saturday, Thomas White, engineer, aged 75, a native of Ireland, was 'brought to the Glasgow Central Police Office charged with stabbing a man named John Daw son, dock labourer, who died shortly afterwards. Both men lived in Burns's model. lodging-house in Watson Street, but were strangers to each other. They were turned out by the landlord for unruly conduct, and it is alleged that shortly afterwardn White stabbed Dawson with a pocket-knife, evidently mistaking the deoftsad for Bums. At the station the prisoner said he remembered nothing of the occasion.  The dastardly murder of the unfortunate English gamekeeper at Braeserhaet, near Antwarp, has produced a very painful impression in the neightourhood where it occurred, as he wamuhuikedbyfllaseesofpemons on account of his manly and honest behaviour. The ruffians who perpetrated this outrage fired two shots at the unfortunate man, one of which passed through his coat without inflicting any injury, but the other hick effect in his shoulder and chest, and judging by the elm of theworind must have canoed almost instantaneous death The Procurer de Roi has given the police authorities sari. blanche to thoroughly investigate the matter and to arrest all suspicious persons, and important arrests have already been made. The efforts of the authorities are likely to be very cordially seconded by all the residents of the neighbourhood of Braesschaet. Ihe British Oonsul-Gieneral and the British ahaphiM proceeded to the place of the murder and took notes of what occurred, assisted by the owner of the property on which Shore:vat employed, and this Action has produced a good effect among th British community.