The Herald of Wales. — 1887-01-22 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

REVENGE OF A JEALOUS HUSBAND. A grocer of the Rue de Muntremil, Paris, named Regnault, having heard that his wife wed deceiving him with one of his shop assistants, procured a long knife, and followed the pair to the hotel to which they had repaired. When he arrived near the room occupied by them he beard the sound of a kiss. Imnieslustely afterwards the shop assistant, floret, Clime out, and Regnault, seizing him with one hand by the throat, plunged his knife up to the handle into breast with the other. Poret, bleeding to death, staggered down the stairs, feebly crying out that he was murdered, and fell a corpse at their font. The murderer, dripping with the blood of his victim, which bad spurted user him, now rushed to the door of his wife'. room, which was closed. He burst it Ipen with the Herculean force of a madman, and darted towards his wife, who was crouching in a corner in her nightdress. He seized her by the hair, stabbed her twice in the breast with his formidable knife, then cut her throat, and finally left the weapon sticking. in her skull. The murderer gave himself up quietly to the police, and was taken to the station with the blood literally flowing from his clothes. lie WAS followed by A large and boisterous crowd. Madame Regnault dim, on arriving in the Hospital of St. ! Antoine. Itegnault is a Man about 30 years old, and was passionately fond of his wife, who had home him , one child. floret, her lover, had not been long in 1 Paris, !awl was the son of an innkeeper of IlesatKon. The bodies of the victims have been sent to the !Morgue, and Regnault has been interrogated in the ! usual manner by tie Juge d'lnstniction, to whom he persists in stating that he only performed an act of justice  Miler? Ireland says Loughrea I. about to go into bankruptcy en bloc. Lord Clanricarde obtained judgment against a number of the principal shopkeepers, believing thatto save their mercantile credit the would fall at Ms feet and settle. They have resolved to allow themselves to be bankrupted to a nian. Whilst George Collings was working in a narrow drift in one of the pits at Northwood, near Molloy, the roof fell in and buried him alive. Vhen extricated his head VIM found to have been smashed.  Mr. John Rae, a landowner in county, kill limey, finding himself unable to meet his liabilities or to provide the necessaries of life owing to the action of him tenants. haa obtained admission to the Killsrn e, workhouse. Mr. lias's estate was worth about EtiOn per annum.  ammonia!, lady, has • pe. parrot of which she is very fond. She has also husband of whom she is not very fond. A few day• ago her husband Wlllll monkeying with the parrot, when he suddenly cried out in anguish and danced round the room, holding his fingers in his mouth. "Good gracious! What's the matter, Charles? " said Mn. Claniwlumper. "That parrot," ejaculated the angering WAIL "I hope you haven't hurt the dear bird." " No ! but tile dear bird has bitten a piaCe out of my finger." "Great goodness! I hope it didn't bite is elean out." "Yes, it did." "I wish you would he more earful, :Aarlee. The man I bought that bird from told me not to let it taste meat under any cireurnstan Branch establishment—A tree: Matrimonial Arithmotio—Twico one are on.. Fox's martyrs—Ductki,ohiakeno, turkeys, and pose. ruleu cowrie partial to sheets of water be should always avoid the bed of • river. In ludia • widow burns for her first husband. Is One country she burn, for her second one. Sho If the lion ware to break ont, which would you save first, the children or me ? " " Me." A recent advertisement in the Tsrmes asks for • woman, "to wash, iron, and milk one or two cows." Dentist (to lady patient): " Yeeterday I drew ono If myown teeth." Lady: "With chloroform or with ether." IgZ;Tey say it is dpijgrortutoo,ikogi bear* Mb& MI IM MONO