The Herald of Wales. — 1889-10-05 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

BOUILLON FLEET. We think it right to inform oar readors that the article .knowu as Bouillon Fleet., which has rapidly becomes) important a drink, is prepared eehtly frees Eemmench's Extraot of kicat,•imdirect from the Eemmerich'a Extract of ported Meet Company's works at Santa Elena, in South America, • where mutually some 60,090 lamd of cattle are fattened on the Company's own rich pasparos and slang/item' for this purples. Some ignorant reports bating found their way iktwearioasjeurnalarespectiog extra of meat, it 111 itatisfactory to find that these reports are entirely without fornatlatkia: The Arno correspondent at Brussels writes : -It is formally denied at Antwerp , that horseflesh is sent there from England, and that Meat EtrsetlP nutunfactured at Antwerp."  , The &warlord Athens correspondent on an day says : —lt is announced from 11 rr _obig,h the ferehm.d.. They had been eeee, that the Turkish troops Are cruelly lilt sitting toga! thar two hours baforn, A revolver the Christians, old and Soong: of the lay beside the bodies, and the grass near by Two women have been outraged by the , looked as if somebody had polled it out, cou- who afterwards killed one of the vidiele. • vulsively, with both hands. Papers found on. On Tama:lay at 5.50 a.m. the body of a saes that the young woman road, eiudlincadtiaednathaatndhe uramondeal, _RJhopaluiThsJyonesDnem-asaaw4foundwhino wthase In.*, was probably his wife. Poverty was apparently 4.5 years of age, had been missing ranee Setr:': the esmlivailln toe cause of the crime: day. It is supposed...that deceased, whir/kit At about • nine o'clock en Sunday night, a inebriated= Saturday, the night being desk, yeurigowoman •ACHBlOtaiii.lying unconscious on, welled into:iejand, which ia entirely the towing...path ,of the canal off the Shobnall- tmh-4. A was heard that night, toad, Buena-on-Trent. She was tarried to noth-e' was taken. the Mount Pleasant Inn, and there attended by Any one hearing that a blind a surgeon. On Monday morning she wataiden- committed suicide would probably .tilled as Fanny Dodge, aged 17, of Queen-street, had been driven to that act of deal and it transpired that she had been in the either by want or by his infirmity heti canal, but before becoming unconscious had life uneudurable. This was not, how managed to scramble out of the water on to case with Joseph Crappie:, a blind ' the towing-path. How she got into Pont Marie, who bad for so many years eat the water is yet a mystery, for up to last night that bridge appealing to the charity 01 she has ant regained conaciumeness, and, cease- parsons by.by. Be was ea far from being P, quently, had not been ablate reakteany explana- from regarding life with this ilifunity don. Her father estate* she was subject to fits, burden, that he not very long ago --and.it is, of course, possible that she mighthave comparatively young woman, who hen.. had one while walking along the towing-path, .a mug little fortune, which, with in and fallen into the water. Against this, how- savings, made him in reality independeut ever, ii to be set the fact that she was with a obesity he nevertheless continued to.intl companion not long before she was found, and after the wedding be very soon begat' t( that it is sail that a tuan heard cries of "Oh, . cover that there is much truth in the old , Don't do it." or somethirn,,,•, to that effect, pro- that "When us lotus marries his troul,le4.o ceeding from the direution - where she . was and he jumped out of his window era found. It is aluo stated that not far from the himself by failing from the t,tth gen 1 spot a man wet; recently stvprid and lobbed. i stree...  Ifonteracleion  Itresting (listiot•  .7lies.  begg  ho giestio,a  jivagUs  however.  lyeggar w.  ,ro4bC  the °Lk 1