The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1886-07-23 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

SUICIDE OF A VICE-CONSUL. Thie being reported next day to Mr. Groom, he I uniehed Hassell by strikieg him on his hand. A Paris correepondent writest—Count Peroleri Malmignati, ox-lichen Vice-Consul at Toulon, Air. Newton adjourned the summons to ascertain what the reguat ion of the School Board was as to lute conimitted eiticide by jumping out of a window tu an inner court of the hospital of that town. He offences first showed signs of mental de angetnent two the boy' committed by pupils out of school. Had s offence taken place within the school predriers the magietrat t would not have considered the menthe ago, when he was replaced, and ordered to rrtbizonde. On learning of his removal he was puntehment excess ye. terribly dietresod, and attempted to throw A fatal acoidenthas happened two or three miles himself out of a window of Belgian Con- eastward if Dover. A gentlemen e-e- leen by one dale. Strict precautions were therefore taken of thr eoastguard, from Cornhill Coastguard Staat the hospital whither he was taken to preet nt lion, eketching from the edge of one of the very him from renewing the a tempt. The winch AR high cliffs. The man warned him of the danger to of his room were padlocked, and when oren which he was expesing himself, and soon after he were fastened with a chain like an English hall packed up his stretching materials. As he was in door. His attendant, an Italian, had received the set of swinging them on to his shoulders he orders not to lose eglit of him. The unfortunete twieted round, fell backwards, and over the cliff, Count, however, who was eagerly watching for an which at this point is several hundred feet high. opportunity to put an end to his life, was too much The coastguard descended immediately, and found for the servant, whom he threw off his guard by the le dy nearly buried in the s nd. Life was, of an affectation of cheerfulness, and when suspieion course, extinct. An envelope on the body bore the was lulled got rid of him by pretentling to go to address, "Chart a Richard Wilson, Hemingford bleep. As soon as Count Perolari Malmignati was Read, Bernaltury, London." alone he squeezed himself between the aperture At Enniskerry, nese. Dublin, a shocking case of which the aloe window chain allowed, and, drop- cruelty to a pauper servant girl has been heard. ping down, fell dead at the feet of two masons at Mrs. Kate Clark was charged with violently a,e work in the courtyard. sinning and beating Teresa Feeney, who entered her service six months ago. The gal stated she Work will be commenced shortly in connection was so biutally used that she had escaped and with the Baltic Sea Canal. The necessary gone back to the workhouse. The defendant beat preparations are already'in progress. her daily With stick., threw her down, and knelt A telegram from Pundee states that the Aurora, upon her. She also aggravated the riaM inflicted Norwegian whaler, from Greenland, arrived tears by inserting her thumbs inside the girl's mouth, and on Tuesday with a catch of 30 whales, yiel Lug teari g the flesh. The medicial officer found her ab ut 30 .ons of oil. body and legs covered with bruises, both ankles The Huntinedonshire Agricultural Society's were badly sma.hed, and one arm had been lamed Annual Show was held on Tuesday a St. Nm es. by a blow.--The magistrates at first decided to There w•re 347 eetries, against 450 last 3mar send defendant, who is o widow with a family. of There was a good display of shire hones 1,n4 children, to prison, but finally let her off with a wigs. fine of £7, or three months' froprieonment.  Had  YR