Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1884-07-09 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SWANSEA. HERALD MATH GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1884.  HOME AND FOREIGN.  -For Ms:alien books from a public library at st. Ram's, near Liverpool, • Yonag sent to gaol for is mouths. An official notice was poated at the Paris Bonne on Thursday Out no deaths from cholera ban occurred M Paris. Two men and two women taken itod.M Glasgow on Thursday an charged with causing the death of • pensioner named Cumming. dueling • drunkest cpurrel. In the neighbourhood of Czernowitr nine men : hare been drowned during a violent rainstorm by . the water filling a hollow in which th-y hot sought n fuze. A Shanghai telegram in Thursday', se-ond edition of the 'Time.' stano that war threatening between China and France. an inflanatial party instigating it. I General Count Todleben, the celebrated Russ • Man general, the fortifier of Sebastopol and other places, died on Tuesday at Soden, near WksLaden.  In the action by M. Weldon asrainstll Neal for alleged dander, the judge on Thursday, beld there was no ease, aed directed julgolent  At tle Board of Trade enquiry at Mildlrebro on Friday, into the stranding of Ue steamship Ct•;land, ths master's certificate was me pended for f..or month, • London daily paper denies the ten% of the natenteat that • imams outbreak had ne-arred at Dartmoor. No mimic. named IBev,,vm eras in the aettlement, and 123 one hae been recently relemed by order of the Home Seervtary. A Marseilles telegram of Wedne,lay announced that the N.amtian brig Somaerk, from Point a Pitm to Marmite, has been sunk in the open sea mar Mameides by • collision with the Government transport Garonne. Details me mating.  _ The Dail, Non of Wednesday Polyp —lt onderstood that in the event of the House of Lords throwing out the Franchise Bill, the work of the amnion will be m arranged that Parliament may rise the first tweak in Almelo,. A pamenger train entering Lime a•ree. Station Liverpool, ea Thor:day rowed., collidol with .fah Mask and the guard's van. The pawngem were mmh abaken, but not seriously in, jured.  The Daily New." rays that dm report in the World" that the breach of promise rem , against Lord Ganaoyle is abandoned is not true. It appears, on the contrary, that all arrange' relents for the trial are completed. The "Freeman's Journal' says —"The Irish I, Catholic bishops have memoriali.ed the Govern- I I at, asking for intervention to preserve the right. of British subject.. threatened by the I . spoliation of propaganda fir." ; The Inmate/lip Faraday, with the BennettIMaPlisy cable or, booed, hatched at queer...town Co Thursday morning to coal. to fore proceeding to piek up the end of the cable to the west of On Friday X. Jules Ferry will solennly hand ' ever tl the United States Minister in Palls the ' 1c011..' statue of Liberty loathe Idly of New York on which the French have been at work for the pmt eight years. It is out and away the Ilargest statue of times. Mr. &dwell. judge at Goole County mart, on Wring his .005 00 Mohday morning, stated he had received • letter from Goole threatening his Ilife if he persisted in enforcing administretion i Orders. Ile ehould, he said, treat the disgracehal perduction with the contempt it deserved, At the PAM* On the driver and stoker of the Deal goods train. 'which .of TUo thioby another 11 goods train at Seven Oaks, on June' %11, eon. ; eluded on Wednesday. The jury returned a verdict of mandaughtcr againd Chmlee Cramp, ; the Itoldenborough signalman. , Sanguinary election tacaulte have otaere'i it the island of Madeira. killed by the firing of ;ne enldiers, and several Ina corvette Bartholomew Diaz mi-1 a. --'2..ted this evening the First 1nf....M1T Regiment. IMse mils to-morrow morning for Funchal to ' quell the tumult. _ _  A young gentleman named Lemuel Lloyd, I resployea in a book at Rbyl, wite drornied at that watering place ou Wedoewlay &Sterna" i , while bathing near the pier. A ntonbera other bathers were within a short &ran, •./ the drowning Mill at the time, but nosie of them be able to swim, could rend, any assistance The body has not yet been recovered. ,Ao. official despat.l from Madeira on Wed' needay reports an electoral disturbance attended by bloodshed at Ribeira Brat-a, Cape Verde Wands. A riotous party of electors were MItacked by the soldiers, aml several were killed and wounded. The despatch adds that order he. been restored. and that die Ministerial can • didatas triumphed at the elect The ..g.e,pondence banween the Irish Lora Chancellor and Mo. Maclintock, the msgistrate, who si,ned a plicard calling an °rang:, caouter dernantration at Loodonderry, on March nth, wm island let Parliamentary papers oil Thursday. , The Lord Chancellor writing on June 3rd, atyr , that after carefully considering all pointo tiego d by Mr. Maclintock, he must adhere to the ' opinion that the matrietrates should not is.. sorb placard, and that it will be bee duty to  enforce that opinion. on Monday nidht a prisoner hi Galway gaol, named Thomas Kennedy, who, with three other prisoners, awaited trial for the murder of. bailiff named Mahon, at Bullytoren, four yeara ago,:was I found suspended by the neck in his cell. Ile was dead, and it was clear be had committed 11 suicide by banging himself with his handkerchief hots • gamipc ih the roof. Ile had OffaCA. Ito giro et idence against the r pri.oncre, tot the Crown had not tarn any deyo,Luou ; from bin, _ .  The Conference on Egypt h. not met iinre it  was formally cpeoed, ratio. reason. ate pat forth t, aocount for this delay in the efforts  a diplomacy to cut short them modern plagues of Egypt. The "Daily Telegraph" believes that 'toe. of the reasons for the delay lo the entemblieg of the Conference 1. Ihlt M. de Bliquieres divines the accurary of Sir Evelyn Sming's figures, and consequently the Foreign Calller-has been obliged to telegraph to Cairo for certain special papers to be sent 6000 to London." CimmenEng o hs• shall be done, in the event of the Lora. rejecting the Franchise Bill, the " Daily News" rays that there is not the slighted foundation for the etatement which appe 000 10 Anne quarter., that in the autumn lesion, the Governmeat itibmit a scheme for the redistribution of man. The only meacure to be dealt with in the •utunin weerdon, should the melt-too( the Lord...lake it n to bold one, will be the Franchise Bill as it le t the Commons.  Tyingerddle Moo AND Brryra