The Warwickshire Herald. — 1892-07-07 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

ABROAD.  The Dalionleyans are reported, from Lagos, to bil within lu ::111. ;of l'orto Novo. Three i.niboist.th, with a Fr..n,-11 fmre, 11.,ve been sent up the lagoon, and a.t.,:le.r d.!a-ionent has been despatched overland to drive off the natives.  A young widow naimil Faye° tried to commit suicide on .I:iesday in Paris by - throwie g herself off a bridge over the • vise, near Pont Sainte Maxence. It fore dmng no she had put on a inagni. *keel silkdres. which prevented her 'inking, .oeing to the, air underneali it. Madame Payee floated down the current far about tine miles. -She- was then r,c.ied from her perilous position. A regular f girt with rev.dverei in Paris took place on To :-.elay at a 1,•n• snannir r...50.-t between M. Satiate, .ire c f a large e.,tablisidnent, and his son-in-law, M. %nue. 'The quarrel arose eut of a oiscuesnnt over mmey matters. A large number of shots Were It 1. tsaivr was irmndet in the hand. and Al. Mini- was-Struck by four bullets,one of which Wounded lam in the stomach, inflicting what will ceriainly ptuVe to hii a mortal irj,:ry. Acticg rat a repurt lam the dievernor-ei 'lora! of Aleria as to Ho number Of English ini,-imaries who visit the colony. the French Foreign Minister has addressee a re presentation to the Marquis of Salisbury, pointing otr that no religious propaganda among the natives is allowed, even on the art 44 French subjects., and expressing the hope el-at the English missionaries will be voluntarily withdrawn, to spare the aothorities the painful duty of ordering them to leave the country. The choleraic epidemic continus in the suburbs of Paris. and the number of deaths recorded on Tuesday was 12. At Suresnes five deailis occurred. at Courbevoie three. and at Asnieres one. Several cases were reported at Puteux, one ot which terminated fatally. Five cases occurred at Colombes without fatal result, while at Aubervilliers two p Isom were down with the disease. Two young women who had arrived from Clichy died from cholera in the Beanjou Hospital. The health of l'aris remains excellent. 'Two welbartssed men entered a house in the Rue Smart, Potts, on Tuesday, their respectable a;epe•arance preventing the door-keeper's suspicions i en being roused. A little later, however. loving to go up to the sixth floor, ho found the two own picking a leek. Ile ran downstairs and closed the front door, thus retelling one of the thieves. The other attempted to escape by the root, but. beieg frightened by the cries of the neighbours, he los his footing and fell into the courtyard. He died befoie he could be conveyed to the hospital.  The Brazilian Government reports that the town of Coranba, in the State of Matto Grosso, where the military battalions which recently revolted had entrenched themselves, has been capAllred by the Government forces. Quiet has now been restored at sao Paulo, but much animosity is still shown c,n the part of the Brazilians against the Italians, and telegraphic instructions have been sent to the commaM!ers of the Italian gunboats Provano and Veneiro, stationed in South American waters, to place their ships at the disposal of the Italian legation at Rio de Janeiro. A balloon ascent, which took place at Boston,„.. U.S.A., on Monday. in connection nith the testicle ties on the occasion of Independence Bay,had a fatal termination, two persons being killed outright, and a third seriously injured. The balloon„after ascending to a considerable altitude, rapidly went in the direction of the sea, whereupon Mr. Itcers, who was in charge. attempted to open the valve. In doing so, lewever, he male a rent in the silk, thus permitting the arts to escape, and causing the balloon to descent with terrific velocity. It. finally struck the water, and entirely collapsed. Mr. Rogers was rhnost instantly killed, and sank immediately. and his assistant, 'Mr. Fenton, was so badly injured that he died before he could be conveyed to the city by a tug, which happened to be in the vicinity when the balloon fell. Mr. Goldsmith, a reporter, sustained a severe shock and inhaled a quantity ot gas, and is now in the hospital. The other passengers were rescued by the tug.  The Paris Court of Assizes acquitted woman named LPlllOllll`. who killed her husband last December. Leineine was a violent man, of most brutal character, who quarrelled continually with his wife and abused her in the most di.graccfuf manner on the most paltry pretexts. On Dect,nber 31st last a row took place about an error o' one penny in an account, and Lemoine insulted his wife shockingly. She went to her bedroom, where the first thug which met her eyes was a revolver lying on the table. She caught up the weapon, ran downstairs to the shop, and sred four shots at her husband. The wounds were not mortal in themselves, but complications set in, and Lemoine died January 9th. An eloquent pleading by the welllnown advocate, M. Henri Robert, resulted in the Rory Anding the accused woman not guilty.  The green domestic is always with us. She VU sent out last week by her mistress to give the grocer an order. "and while you are there," she VU told, 'hurry the meat up through the tele; I'm afraid it will be late." 'The order was gas f received blelathiy the grocer, crallile 'be who yond.; freqred uent the e' aciis at the instrument behind the desk. "le more P" he finally asked. "Not from 7011."12rt:f girl. "I'm waitin' for the beef to gm through the tilliphone, as the Warms bid me:l