The Herald of Wales. — 1890-05-10 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

GENERAL NEWS.  The jockies T. Loates and S. Loatea have been hispeeded for a week for boring Fitz Simon. /*line tenants on the *date of the Domteem de Beuisee at West Limerick were evicted on Monday for non-payment of rent. The body of Mr. Beard, formerly manager of the Nottingham Branch Bank at Newark, ha been found in the Trent, near Newark. Holehay, a highwayman in jail in litarcnette, Michigan, le trying to starve hieneelf to death He has not eaten anything for emenel days. Noah Palmer was the patriach of a gipay camp at Morisville, Pensylvsnia. He a few days ;E. allot his wife dead, and then ended hie own A farmer named Morrison, living near Shah burns, Ontario, drowned three of his children In a barrel of water, and then tried to drown himself in a meek. It appears that the great majority of persons commitang suicide in Japan ace over 60 years of age. Next to the list come persons betweeen 20 and 30 years of age. A platelayer, who was employed on the railway between Sevencaks and Denton Green stations, was knocked down by an express train and was instantaneously killed. A quarrel between some men pigpen flying at Hanley on Sunday, led to a fight which one named Monntford ;rim knocked down. He died shortly afterwards. A brewer, named Henry Holbrook, has died in the Royal United Hcepital, Bath, from severe melds, received by falling into a mash-tub full of boflinfe The Hon. Duncan Gilliee haa informed the other Colonies that Victoria is ready to join them in accepting Mr. Goschen's proposals for the reduction ofthe Gimlet postage rats. A Lloyd's telegram from Gramme stakes that the George Dundes,sobooner, of Cornmeal; from Runcorn to Warren Pointe Captain Roberta, foundered- thirty miles of/ Carlingford Bar on Monday. The mew were saved. A gentleman named Cook, from Lon, bo been billed near Gravesend, whilst driving to. wards that place to catch • train through the hone shying at scow. Ha lames • wife and wren &Wm; A /lame Weer= from Snan on Monday rays 11-11111. Faatinai has captured a,d:bow with 131 slaves on baud, atfleuth Agier. The easel has been condemned, and the sl= be handed over to the government Her Majesty's ship Fearless has aspen:red • dhow with 121 dares, boys and females, on board, at Smith Aedg. Tb. veesel has been condemned, and the slaves will bi handed over to the Government authorities. The Standerd Berlin oorreepondont writes:— It is stated that Central and West Africa, as well as East Africa, am to be comidered in the pending negoclations with England, in order to prevent any poenble dispute. The Richwnd Athletic Club is building a grand hall for the special secomodatation of prize fights. The recent BM pawed by the °tate Legislature legalising prim-fighting completely removes the trouble of going to distant State; to avoid the danger of arrest. The Dad, secs correspondent at Berlin states that Prime Henry of Prussia, who, after hie return from hie several months' voyage, has received leave of abeam* from the Emperor, will probably take his wile with him to .England, where they will make a long stay. The promised beauty show has bern opened in Rune, hut the publip oould not tolerate the vulg-sr exhibitiori, which proved only fit fir a music-hall. They jeered and molted the "ladies," and seethes did not oome up to the =r standard of beauty were savagely The body of a fair-haired young woman apparently about twenty-foul yeaes of age, has been disooveted in the Thames at Weeder. The deceased wore a mime= velveteen cloak, rmem dress, and low doces. lie "thing was and that would lead to the identiflostion of the remains. A farmer named Crowbars; residing near Gravesend, Was driving two friends to the railway dation when the hone shied at a sow, and, the vehicle *gliding with the hank, threw the party out. One visitor, named Cook, a married man, was killed, and Crowhurat had one eye knocked out. Lloyd's agent at Valparaiso telegraphs a report received there, that the Inahcape Hook hod her dick ',wept by a wave, the captain and four of the crew being drowned, in lat. 55 S., Song. 76 W. The cargo was jet-Peened. Di; Incheape Rock left San Francisco, on Feb, 21, for Queenetown. The Berlin correspondent of the Telegraph mys that it is now practically settled that Kaiser Wilhelm will pay Queen Victoria a Omit at Osborne early in August, before returning home from his northern criuse, which he will commence early in July. His Majesty, recording to present intentions, will not go to London this year. Many choice pictures have been destroyed by Ire in the residence of Hr. George Bramhall, at Orange, New Jeremy, who owned a collection of etchings in the toiletry worth £lO,