The Herald of Wales. — 1890-04-19 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

NEWS.  Prince Albert Victor, accompanied by Major General Sir F. W. Oradell and other noteCaro on  or. N. arry,B off:ragas of Dover, died at St. Leoneeds' on Friday morning. M. Smith, Mr. Goshen, and other ministers arrived in town= Monday for the mamembling  bilitias, went out quail-shooting at Monday. 'llse beg amounted to 400 birds. Mr. Parnell wee among the earlirst arrivals at the Ron. f Commons .n 1 it. reaisemblims The I on. gent °man is in dighly in moved hetlth. General Caprivi bss boned inswoctions that no official communisation shall in future b •1 made to any journal except the official ffiachiseIn the Home of Commons an Monday the Home Secretary, replying to Mr. Pickersgill, said the judge quite concurred in the course taken with regard to Richard Davies, who had nearly reached manhood. At Detroit Alexander Cuddy, an old man of over sixty, baying reason to suspect tee fidelity of his wife, a young woman not half hia age, [ attacked her with an sae, beat out her brains, and then committed suicide. 1 The Ron. J. White's stud of horses has just been sold at Sydney (New South Wales.) Thirtoen horses realised 17,000 guineas. I Among the purchasers was Lord Kesteven. Titan, a two-year-old, was sold for 4,000 guineas. The Burnley magistrates on Monday committed for trial a workman named Bon rdman Ifor breaking into a vault when intoxicated, and stealing a body. He famed an entrance at midnight with a pick-axe, smashed threo cuirass and fell asleep m the grave. A fatal accident low occurred on the Saginawl River. A steamboat plying between East Saginaw and Bay City, Michigan, struck against the pica of a bridge, and thirty of the passengers ,deck -- " -'var. Six ' them  of Parliament. The Preess second edition publiehee from Pekin • telegram announcing the death of tho Marquis Teeng formerly Aral...dor to Greet Britain. General Boulangr r does net seem hopeful of returning soon to France. According to the Vasty NM, Faris conewpondent, he ham hired a large and handaomely famished villa at St. Beelade Bay, one of the most lovely parte of Jermy. ' The North Eastern Basic Slag Mills at I Middleebro' were entirely destroyed by fire on I Friday morning. The damage in estimated at several thonaand pounds. Acoording to • TI WV* telegram, a great fight between Turks and Christiana has taken place in Setino. Many wore killed and wounded. 3 ha result is unknowr.. The statement of affairs in benkruptoy of Brown and Wingr, ye, bullion dealers, Wood. street, London, diow liabilities of £719,435 and assets £3O, 164. The creditors meet on the 25th  A telegram from Constantinople, via Philipoppolis, on Saturday, says :—The Sultan has promidgMed an Ira& authorizing the issue of a loan of £5,000,000 for oonverting the debt of the interior.  --.4.—lTSW—i'oork telegram says :—A man susparted of being Eymnd, the murderer of M. Gone, has been arrested at Mexico. He says be is Baron Paulliam. Ile is now released but ender sorveiLanoe.  A Ventral News telegram from Madrid on , Friday says :—During the riots at Velencia on TLunslay night, three members of the Carlista Club fired with revolren upon the orowd, three  on were thrown into the'rivar. Slit of were drowned, while several others were injured. The Daily News Berlin correepondent telecraphs :—Aocerding to advicea from Rowe the Vatican is ready to take steps in conjunction with the German Government to transform the present Prussian legation to the Vatican into one reprenenting the German Empire. The Theses says The Consul General for Peru informs no be has just received a telegram from Senor Manuel Frigoyeu, minister for foreign affairs in Peru, announcing that the preeldential election tooktplain oniSunday in pr?.! feat order. The result will be known in the course of a few days. The Britirdi steamer Fulford, which has ' arrived at Bordeaux from Burnish, has been plaoed in strict quarantine on account of two deaths from cholera having occurred on the vernal during her voyage from the East. The Council of Health propose to keep the Fulfurl in quarantine for seven days. A duel has been fought between M. Borrig, tioni, former Deputy for Nice, and M. Maro the editor of the Xenia. The former gentlerna; was wounded in the arm. Thai duel was a 1 sequel to the affair last Thunday between At. - . d. and M. Edwards, director of the . .  pergola being wounded. A Central News telegram from New York says :—lt is statod that Madame Patti is taking 'egal proceedings to prevent an enterprising owner of a phonograph giving publie reproductions of her smgiug with but instrument. The nasty Noses Allahabad correspondent telegraphs i—During the lset fortnight mass meetings of all clams and creeds have been held throughout Northern India, to exproes dissatisfaction with Lord Croatt's Cr' anode Bill. The Roumanian Jo.rnol Tektrefel, states in a Sofia dispatch that several peel* compromised in the Papilla affair depose that M. Zachariae Stofanolelf, the well-known Bulgarian staterman, whom death occurred some months ago, was poisoned at Path by Russian ageuts. Acoording to the Chrosiole correspondent at Vienna it was reported on Sunday In uaually well informed circles that a meeting will take place at Carlahad on May 2641., between General_ Von Caprivi, Count lialmaky, and  Signor Crispi. Confirmation has been received of the news which reached Quillimane last February of the massacre of Lieutenant Valadin, of the Portuguese Navy, Senor Almeida, a Portuguese official, and IR native ooldiers of their escort by the Makololos. A rillle4 Bruesels telegram states that the Court of Caseation has rejected the appeal of M. Carvilain, who will therefore have to undergo ger four years and seven months' imprisonment to which he was sentenced. for having caused the disastrous explosion at ..tutwerp. In ow sequence of the embezzlement of funds to the extmit of nelrly a million frame, with which the State Treasurer of 116110 is charged, the Liberal party in the Canton propose the collective impesAment of the Cantonal Govetnmeut. The affair