The Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder. — 1883-12-22 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

AND SCOTT, :^713C.8 AND SHARE FRC 41IEB8, A WIND STREET. S WANSEA  From Winnipeg,. on Wednesday, we are informed that a. convention e•dled to- proton' &patina land• and railwaymonopoly o pened there that day. The discuasiori was adjoi trued. A telegram from New York Oil Thursday says :—A meeting waateld yeaterds.y at Weahington to protest against O'llonnelr s exeoetiois  _ Violent speeehes were delivered. Mr. 3:treater, . solicitor, has bee n appointed official receiver in bankruptcy fir Ifseelesfickl and Stook,pork A telegram. received (via Berlin) from Rome says that, on receiving a deputation from the Germatoresidents, the Crown Prince expressed the hope that hi a viait to Rome would be genet afly beneficial Lordaapier of Magda's, on Wednesday, unveiled a window in Rochester Cathedral, to the memory of the Royal Engineers killod in South Africa and Afghan eampaigns.  At NortbamPton on Wednesday, Mr. Diann Millora gentleman of good po.dtion, And member ef tits aohool board, was remanded on a ehargeof being concerned in extensive leather robberies. _  The dyt, &niters' trial was resumed at Edin burgh on Wednesday. Several i sac* officers spoke to finding Irish pamphlets in the prisoners' home s, and to discovering Devaney'a eard of membership of the Lend League.  A telegram from Rome on Wednesdas says The Crown Prince of Germany, with King fiumbert,. witnessed a grand mtary review in the Parnesian meadoa to-day:' The weather wan bright and clear, and large crowda ma'ambled, loudly cheering the Royal. party: At Hannnersmith police court on Tuesday, Annie Elsyce was committed fun trial on a charge of throwing her belly. out through the window, and attempking to commit suicide. The baby died from the inj urieareceived when thrown out..  Seven exeacks have anima at t.agninutb, each  reporting the loss of one man, amnia later arrival announces the loss of thee men daring the 'ale Aorm, while another man, had. bet arm broken. The Bexclett-Conts' E3hing aanimer Marie is believed. to have sunk,;with twelve hands . beard.  ews has arrived of the ocesterence of a mntin, on board the three-misted shit Podesda Bazzosi, 'of Trieste, at Havannalt. Some of the sailers rose against Captain. Brazanovier, and a portion stood by him. The fight was so desperate that a signal of distress was hoisted, on which some Spanish soldiers came ea board and restored order. Three of the ringleaders, among theta the boatswain, were put in irons. Those arrested died three dayaafterwiurds OA yellow hver, with seven more of the crew. An inquest was held at Manchester,, on Tura day, touching the death of Mr. R B. Carruthers, surgeon and. chemist, aged 32, wha died in the infirmary IDOM injuries received while atteading suffersr. Iba deased, acoompanicd by his wile, was standing by the bcdsall of the wife of Mr. linaworth, who daring the recent storm had her leg broken when in boa, he the fall of a hintuey stack through t'he roof. Whilst standleg there to administer help, another chimney w..ack fell in on them, cawing to the doctor's , right thigh a double compound fracture. Gali. gene followed, and Mr. Crurnthora died. Vert diet—" Accidental death."  rrinted by 3. Daum, for the Proprietors, at their Steam Printing Works, Wind-strtot. Swansea, in the County of Glamorgan