The Herald of Wales. — 1890-09-27 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

ONE PENNY  GEIN ER AT, NEWS. The Glaegow Town Council has fioally ' News bag reached Portsmouth of the doith decided to confer the freidom on Lard Rose- from cholera. „ of the Bev. T..Harrey, of the berry. Church Missionary College, Nuegpo. No alteration in the bank rate. I . A cablegram from Manning states that twelre Six shocks of earthquake have been felt at Count Sehleimditz, a well-known Berra kT .3 d4O. .i .1 at t Mann- Columbia, South Carolina, but no damage was persons were . e .an in.] ire a sportsman, has oormnitted suicide. - • - rug, Cow., by a violent cyclone, on Thursday.' done. The eteike among Scottinh furnaremen began An Alexandria telegrim on Barueay states: A Central News telegram from Cairo says i— in earnest on Monday. Three furnaces are Cholera is 'rereading rapidly there, and the An overflow of the Nile at Damietta barn mused being blown out at Calder Ironworks. The itlhsbit., are is a ststto of great war.. a sae alarm. Glaadow Ben narldt was excited. Peter lifolillarshan, a weill-known Sc. toh Mr. Stanley, when at Milan, gave a hutch to An explosion of foul gas occurred on Monday , reporter, was run over by • train, end killed, Captain Oman. The Litter has almost finished ,on board the ship Tonto, of Christiania, M 110J1 Perth, this (Saturday) morning. , bin book, which he has sold to • German editor Aberdeen Harbour. Three seamen were A Vienna telegram on Saturday, states that for • Imp sum. injured, and the Latches were blown off. , the Emperor of AUFtril, has coaferre: the ' Captain Thomas and several Rngliah officeirs A Central 5eW6 telegram from Now York Grand Cross of Stetieine upon general Caprivi, have arrived at Paris for the perpoer of testing says :—Six impious were killed a- d twelve in- A telegram from Hiogo !reports the founder- ; the Gifford long range rifles. The trial is rejitred by • railway incident near Chicago on jog of the Turkish man-of-war Ertogroul, with ' ported as emcee:dal, and to have given the Sunday. the lose of 500 men, Deluding OPM&I1 Ali. •+.glish visitors satisfaction. A strike has again broken out in the Ostrau . rhe Comte de Paris, a ith the Duke of The gravedigger, Franeis Ratde de Trim, who coal distriet, Amtria, but up to tho present the Orleans, met • number of his leadiag adherents ,' was r Dently charged at Vienna with the compresent the movement is merely of a local st Folkestono on Saturday, and took farewell of mimino of Mirty•one crimes, including several character. them prior to his departure for America. I murders, robberies, and attempts at arson. has The contractors for the conatruation of the A telegram from Clouribery states that a : been condemned to death by the Assize Court at Niajart. Tunnel have begun work with twoi French emrtom, oak., hiss shot is, Itsjiss.„ firsts. I "'l'm" men. They commenced with three smuggler, who offered great resi•tanoe when an The .Daily,Arees says —The Queen of Ronshafts, two descending to a depth of ltheft., and, attempt was made to arrest him, mania will go at the end of this week to which will take three months to sink. 1 Dempsey has aooepted the offer mad° by. the Balmoral as Queen Victoria.' t'' fibs Mom ._ _ - , Club to r,..' - ' .  Suspension of payment by the Cape of Good Hope Bank (Limited) is announced. The li.. tdlitiese are 94- millions, mainly due to customers. !This is a large sum, and the event is • serious one for South Africa. A telegram from Bombay, on Monday, ssys The Portuguese troops yesterday fired on an election crowd at Goa, killing eighteen and wounding fifty. Intense iudiguation prevails among the Pertugnese community. A telisgam from Huddersfield brings the news of a lamentable football fatality, the fl it that has occurred this season. Joeoph Smith, a Huddersfield football player, died on Monday from injuries receival in- a match on Saturfay. The hang will consult different men before deciding defisitely who to entrust with the formation of a Ministry for the ratifiration of the Anglo-Portuguese Convention, which is °mai lered improbable. Übe excitement and uneasiness still prevails in the capital A telegram from Madrid says :—The Royal Commissieuer appointed to investigate the origin of the fire at the Alhambra, end to prepare an estimate of the nrcewary repairs, arrived at Granada, on Friday. He hue telegraphed to the Minister of Public Works that the damage done can cruelly he covered with £ll,