The Warwickshire Herald. — 1891-01-08 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

COM.. spondent, also took DosseSaion Of My Card. Which was left upon the table of Mr, flour's rooms on the occasion of my interview with his mistress. Alta obtaining my address he came, In Company with another person, to demand whether I was the autism ot the accounts of the suicide appearing in the Times and other pa pus, They said they were Mends of Mr. Boor, and wished me to correct the statement that he had cenunitted suicide through Particulars of a singularly courageous rescue losses at the tables, and to state that he had which happened a few days since on the London, suicidal mania. Being in possession of the exact Chatham, and Dover Railway at Bekesbourne have facts, I reported this proceeding to the British Coo' just become known at Canterbury. The up trail sul, and, after the necessary inquiries he has Come running into the station intercepted a female to the conclusion that this individual was acting passenger who was in the act of crossing the line, in behalf of the Casing of Monte Carlo, The Menace Just then the down boat express came dashing police, in their reply to the Consul's letter upon the along at full speed. Escape appeared impossible. subject, deny that this man has any connection with when suddenly the guard of the up train leapt Iron) them, and an effort is made ha draw a diatinction his van, and seizing the terrified woman when the between the police of the Prince of Monaco Ind the express IllwaS nearly upon her held her in Beet/. 1, agents of the Casino. The report, however, admits there being only a few feet to spare between t e that Mr. Boer's rooms were searched, mid: as no two trains. stiier person except the Agent referred to visited Advices from Panama give further intelligence ol them for that purpose. the British Consul Motioned the revolutionary attempt made at Santa Catalina, that be supplied the Monaco police with the deteils, Peru, by the supporters of General Pierola, on and be intends to make Mr. tlones lamentable Calla December 2nd. In the fighting which occurred, 2f the subject of a report to the Foreign Office. Tbs men—mostly officers—were killed. mysterious death at Mentone of Count Alfred von Nocturnal marauders who hang about the outskirts Chwatisny, and the secret removal of the remains of Paris after dark are becoming busy. On Monday to Bavaria by his relatives, has caused inquiries night some of these modern highwaymen attacked to be made, and as the result it is affirmed that the a wedding party, the members of which were re. Count died from the effects of an overdoes QI turning joyfully and somewhat hilariously to their morphia. The night previous to his deeth be stated homes after having feasted and danced throughout that he had lint all that lie possessed at the MOMS the evening in a mlon pour seers, or eetablishinent Casio gaming tables. This statement to Ceefirined for hymeneal festivities. The bridegroom, a young by twang Plata atuEEing at the ailtal Mega* man living in the Rue de Panama, was stabbed in WhetatbAl Ooont'll di Ala teek the breast and back, and one of the "best men" received • knife-thrust in the right side. Only onli The rinses Paris correspondent Montesquieu'e of the aggressors has been arrested. manuscripts are about to be published by his deAeceraieg to intefugenes Irons Odessa, intense se.endante and will form seven or eight volemes. cold such as had not been known for many years, The Cambridge University Press will publish prevails throughout Southern Russia. Railway traffic Immediately a catalogue of the gems in the Fitzby express trains is suspended. Certain parts of the william Museum, by Professor J. H. Middleton, Black Sea are frozen over. The steamer Orel, condieector of the museum, to which is prefixed an inToying 1,400 recruits from Odessa to Batoum, has troduction dealing generally with the engraved been frozen in. The ice-plough steamer Polesnyi gems of classical times. was sent out with provisions, but failed to reach the distressed vessel, and at one time it wee feared The February part of CheesSeres Joureet will con" that the passensors and crew of the Orel would le lain the opening chapters of .Dumaresq's Daughter, sberved to death. Ultimately, however, they were by Grant Allen; it will also contain two col rta able to reach land over the ice. Two Austrian ships, etories,.Strange Friends," a tale of the North- West, three English vessels, and seven Russian steamers an reported to be ice-blocked In the Btu* Res by W. Atkinson, and "John Latham's Life and Fate," by Miss Menlo Muriel Dowie.  vTFVtid