The Herald of Wales. — 1889-11-23 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

COSA. Thres-of • the men have been arrested, but the other two succeeded in —as away. They lands lin a very emseisetd. At the Clonlisiberiminal Court on Monday, James hf,eDonell Cheese, wan charged with doing or attempting to do grevious bodily • harm to -Mr. Me Bae, editor of the "Finance The jury found the prisoner not guilty; and he was discharged. A Central News telegram from New York on Tuesday inforets us that the extensive china works of Messrs. Knowles and Taylor, situated at East Liverpool, Ohio, have been burned to the ground. The damage is estimated at 660,0000. A very destructive fire has broken out at Bombay, causing damage to the estimated extent of 1,700,000 in. Great oomplaints are being made • of the defective water supply, owing to which the fire was allowed to grow and spread without any effectual attempt to get it under. A telegram has been received by the aldpowsera from the German Consul at Hong Kong, stating that a typhoon is raging on the Chinese rest between Saigon and Hong Kong, and }hat several vessels are wrecked, including the Flensburg steamer Duburg, which was lost with all hands.  The skeleton of a man has been discovered in t wood five milt* from Stratford-on-Avon. It has been identified am that of John Webb, who ni August 7 last abeioteled from Alcester Work. come. The body has evidently lain where it was found for three months. The unfortunate man is believed to have died of starvation.  Musical stnolente are reminded that preliminary examinations for sixteen free soliolershrps at the Royal College of Music will be held on Fehruary 12, 1890, ho. varietal local centres throughout the United Kingdom. Forms of application for the ocholarstdpe may be obtained from the registrar of the college, Kensington Gore London_ Two shocking fatalities are reported froser Widnes, John Torekinson, while at work on thaw premises of the Widnes Alkali Company, feR, ato a tank of vitrol, and wee so terribly injured, that he died in. the horrpitaL John tt, at work at a steam-acme hoisting a girder, war crashed to death by the girder felling on him, A farmer named Lydon has murdered his wife at BareAy sear Clay, by stabbing her emend thnes with a pitchfork, and beating draft in with an iron:bar. He aka, girl who name into the homiest the thee of the : attack. A dispute had occurred between Lydon) end his son above some Ind, and the mother tad tatire the part of the eon. t The Chrariele Berlin correspondent writes : learn from a very good scarce that the overtures which Germany has made towards At:atria with a view to inducing that power to grant Runt grearer been y no not ohfreedom in Bulgaria, have *ton to a stabs, gas, but resolutely declines to allow B.nasin to regain her formersacendancy in the principality. Idkry White (41), who lived at die back of 42, Arthur Street. Small Heath, committed suicideat her heme,by cutting her throat with a .razor. She was discovered In her house with her throat out in a shoolderg mariner, and died immediftely after. No cause ks at pecaent aasigned far the act, vntieh rionae excitement amongst the residents In the n eleurb°BltoreCdrit At ch Tabernacle on Hominy' eight Mr. Nix., who was introduced as the Rev. Hugh trice Hugh& " right bend man," said Le oondectunt of the West Raid Mission had deckled. SS 111.88423 Pf getting the, 90401 to the &I to visit every manalon in the \Vest End, Pxvit.e the occupants to the Gospel meetings a. JSZaCell Hall. He was atualiandrects would respond. Hia Royal Ellglnem the Prince of Wales would be induisiSd in those visited. )Laughter and cheers.)