The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1887-10-07 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

IOL-11 iii Sill' key Brunet. About a h.iir iu I. io aids a lad took the parted to the elation, mud was rewarded with £5.  A Lloyd's telegram f, om IVnltou-on-the-Nare Males shot a OA (mitre has reported to the Sunk Light ves.ol that a F,1.111h s sting boat has been lemon Ihe Long Band. If, to, n hands were drowned, and five ',eyed by N". 4 OA cutter. To the ntnnusaeturo oi j,,nt, in East Kent, is now to be added, as another exi,tdient for relieving the ngreultut al depteitqa, the menuhelm° of pickles, tons of wh,oli will be turned out trom one factory atone iu the course of a few week..  In oonnerniou with the Sanitary Congress at D0ti,,,,, throo dd r -es to ;Ito working chime' were ilellir•red on 6.i.urley evening. Major Isuno,rock Flower epko on the BtiLjaot of cleanliness, Mr. A. NV) wer Myth on sett-help, and Mr. Henry Law.ou on thrift.  It le particularly requ94ied Icat letter may not be Bent to the Admiralty to be I orwarded to indi. widual ships &Mom'. The Poet-office authorities In London are regularly kept informed by the Admiralty of the movement!u cf her Majesty's chips, and deepaloh oorrerpoudeuoe accordingly. _ _  The relatives of the late Mr. Payn, coroner of Dover, have received a letter of oondolence trout the Queen, through her Majesty's private secretary, Sir H. Ponsonby, in which site also expies+ed her Interest in the tact that. Mr. Payu, who pi oolanned her Majesty's accet.siou at Dover, should have lived to see her Jubilee.  William Sharpe, oollier at the Newoaatle Pik Old Basford, was on Saturday standing with other woi Maim with in .; sn opportunity to dmmid" when he t•tolil lily flung himtailf into the shalt, 133 yardn dt•ep. He tell on the iron bounot of oho e”go nt Ihe b atom, and was friglo folly man ;led, death, ot (mum, Wing instantHo«,  A deplorable drowning latanty oeourred at Accrington, in Saturday afternoon, two lives being loot. A number of girls were playing on the bank of a mill lodge, loom one of them, named Mari•ilen, four yew Bof age, fell in. A MAU named H lighes, a railway carpenter, j ..... ped in to rescue her, but after a brief struggle both he cud the elnld were drowned.  A Reuter's telegram frem Gibraltar sari Her Mnjesty's troop hip II ininlityn has arrtived here from Ply L. She wl eta ark two companies of Royal Eng ieeerA and p',,ce-.1 on her voyage to Bermuda nil ; ; lir j •nly's eery tte Giulio ha, ni, i red fro., Po: 6-moitili. Naval Blatt -Surgeon lenient,. I hiving been taken very ill, was rec. nily hinted here by the oorretie Tliiil ii died of beim di.. are.  An extraordinary suieide through a by, affair has jer• been d! eovercd at B !Adept Leiceatermbire. It apperdm I ha! Jo it ICAAlgol', ag- ti 22_, a fariner's daughter, visited Loliz eoa tor, nd wrote home egymg she would be IA() 1111 l re alien !hey I eceived th) letter, in come (porno° of is ova ilflair. After being nd-sing (wake AlAgyil, her Melees body was found in the tittiel, with the portrait of her sweetheart on her boeon,  The interment of Lady Houghton took place on Saturday, in a vault which bad b en specially consecrated by Dr. Stabile, 13i.hop of Cheater, in Barthomlay churchyard, witi Ii is adjacent to C.OWO Hall. Among ilm.e who attended were Lord Mught( n, L. Id nod many oteinbere of time fetidly. 'floe rodia bore the ion— Sybilinacript Mitreia, Lady 11..oglitott, born July 23rd, 1857 ; died S. plenther 19th, 1587."  On Sunday, another of the vol nos in the Exeter Theatre fire expired. The deceased, Mrs. 04014b44, was at dm theatre waiting for her husband, who was thi•it engaged there. 110 had not quite fin:idled In • work, and he asked her to watch the pet forinalice for a few minutes, when the lire broke out. She W 44 tr44lpltill Upon and suPtainill very serious injuries, and her death had been expected for someday&  Some iliaturbanoes hr ko out at Dumbarton on Saturday night alter a ootball match between the Vale of Leven and Dumbarien, which ended in the victory of the .otnier by live ttoolo to SIMle. Whitelit.w, one of .lie Vale of Love', players, was struck on the hold by a specie or wbeit etnering the pavilien. He co i.r.tio . orhie ruhted to his assistanre, but wee struck d,wi, mid rendered unconscious. The police wet.° unable to supkess the fighting, which became general, but finally managed to gradually disperse the crowd.  On the arrival of the Guirn liner Wisconsin on Saturday it was reported that a gentleman named Den wort lty,age II won ty- fi ve,ll eo tttttt t ted suicide on Sunday lam by jumping oct 'hoard. A ldebuoy was thrown to him and fell so close that it struck him, but he swain away from it. 'lli. engines were stopped, and the %Vbconsin cruised round the spot for an hour iind a half, lut no I iliac of the man could be Peen. Mr. Denworthy had a brother on board, and was eonversing with him only a minute before he sprang overboard. A melancholy accident occurred at Church, near Accrington, on Satui day al lenient'. A girl, three years of age, was plat lug near a millpond, when she fell into the water. A man named Samuel Hughes, who was near, jumped in to rtp-clue her, taking a rope in his hand. 'lbis he succeeded in fastening round t child's waist,and she was hauled to the side. Hughes, however, was so exhausted that, getting stuck in the mud, he could not extricate I elf, and was drowned in Right of a large number of bystanders. The child also died a few eninutee after being rescued.  NIIBBIC EDDA'S BABY SOOTHING is ins. us 'slo • relh.tuglnlants 4rom 6ripee, IA in.., • olie . teed no narcotic (aii absolute 4 Mgt) Otirei tlivr DUO%