The Herald of Wales. — 1889-04-20 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

FAMILY. Rrioan despatches received at entain intelligedioe of the murder man, named J. R. King, his wife, an in their farm house at Titus exas, and the arrest of King's .on-in-law for the crime. It appears tter had eloped with King's eldest orged a marriage license and married is stated that fear of being prosecuted gory had caused him to commit the He admitted having killed lint= and alleged that a man named urdered the children with an axe, and fire to the house. dublin, on Saturday, Todd and Hem,a o two bank clerks who are charged ailthvezliug RUMS amounting to more than 10 from the Provincial Bank,were sent for o the Commissioner without bail. telli, the Italian, who shot Jwseph Wallace Afton Garden, and afterwards shot himself, in the hospital on Monday. The coroner's r had found him guilty of wilful murder. Tow that the subject of cremation is brought :ore the public by the obsequies, of the &mule of Ely, it may not be without interest note the fact that Sir Henry Thompson is . work as hard as ever on his pet theme, and eat he has just received from Sir James iacemyth the munificent gam of of £esoo as a arratribrotion to the sands of the society which seeks, on grounds of public utility, to promote this reform of our method of burial. A large and appreciative audience assembled in Cwmbwrla Schoolroom on Thursday night, when an enjoyable programme was provided. 6 The chair wee occupied by the Bev. D. Jones, pastor. The order of procedure was as follews: 4 —pianoforte solo, Mr. J. Clement ; recitation, Mr. B. Davies; songs by Misses W. 3. Walters and M. J.Williams; song, Mr. J. Waiters, „el; glee, the party, under the conductorship of Mr. Jt-ft. Davies ; duet, Mims Lydia Williams and "ter„ friend; song, Mr. T. W. Williams; address,lefr. 3r, J. R. Device; dialogue, H. Williams and party; was quartette, bliss Williams and party; and songs •'-r. by Miss J. Williams and others. A vote of •raaaY thanks to the chairman brought the meeting to t'c'ar a close. r theY Kilsby Jones, the famous preacher, whose except death Welshmen mourn, once perceived some of his Rhaiatler congregation doing homage to gLafter- Morpheus. Thus he roused them: "I remember very well," said be, railing his voice, rased for ~ when I wea living with my father in Carg written marthenshire, one year we had a fine litter of thet Mies piga, each of which had a pair of horns, exactly dismissedlik-e those of the Castlemartin cattle." All eyes akee and ears were instantly wide open. " " r. Crowder now bent forward. " How well you listen now acted aPen —to a lie! When I was preaching the truth of since eater' God to you half of you were fast asleep Ho then after this sarcastic comment, proceeded to honour with discourse. will preside It me announced that the Government have kel. at Brecon. just eompleted an arrangement with Messrs. *ranee at the be La Rue, under which, on the basis of a reon one of the newel of their contracts for a limited period, the art Hall, Lou- contractors not only surrender a sum of £lOO,OOO , Prince ie to be of profit, but also so reduce their prices as to p, who has four lead to a saving to the Imperial exchequers Brecon. The of as much as £60,000 a year in reepent of the their connotation manufacture of postal stationery and Indian rely recent. One judioal stamps. As a corollary to the new okay family, and arrangement, it is tonderatood that Mr. Raikes minim to oete ewe, has decided up.m making • substantial reduction ill the pica of nostcards to the publick  * -,.... .: -.1.r..--,...c .. -' - -..... -7.3 V-...... ~.. _ - , -, ,--.~..i,,.. _ / 7...'