The Pontypridd District Herald and Rhondda Valley, Llantrisant, Caerphilly, and Mountain Ash News. — 1880-04-24 (Pontypridd, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

SOCIALISTS IN FRANCS. The Gintioia gives some detailsof•the foreign 9oeialists who have been ordered to leave France. It appears that the police having discovered that secret political meetings were held in the neighbourhood of the Bastifle. put in foreign spy on the. track. Affer some little difficulty the spy got himself enrolled among the. members, and succeeded in getting the names and ed-. dresses of the foreign adherents. An inquiry WM instituted, and the Government. instead of prosecuting them at haw, resolves! to expel them from the country, They were all summoned to the Prefecture of Police. and ordered to quit grance. They are nineteen, in number; seventeen are Germans, one Belgian. in:! one Hessian. The last, whose name is Elias Itablanoniez, has written to a Socialist paper, denying that, be is Ruseian, and 'claiming to he 'n', Germane. - He has put his ease in the hands of M. Engelhardt, the Radical advocate who defended Hartmann . • EXHIBITION' 'OS filiniF.ll4 AND 'ATIMODR The Council of the Royal Arebeiological Imeitute of Great Britain and Ireland, under the presidency of Lord Talbot de Malabide,--have arranged to bold an exhib4ion of. Eoglifib and 'foreign helmets. coats of mail, &e., at•the rooms of, Institute in New Burlington-street, London. during the week commencing Thqsdasf, June 3. Members an' their friends, and generally persons interested in such collections, are invited to assist the objeets of the exhibition by the ham of, old family relies.of the above-named 'description, with notes of any special history or etesociasios, connected with the object pent far exhihition. The lielanetteand example* of mail armour will be ehronologioally.classified , and carefully labelled. All corn menications. on the subject of this exhibition ,sboold. 4 addrsssed D? the eecretery, Mr. Albert.. Ilartshorne,; and, New Harlington Pin,f • . 'OLVlitor the Devon Assiiss llenase 'tanner, .ma c room. bleaded gqilty to nclia,:gl snotling several 11;oel;..si ;,etielea Of jewellery. v..lued at 121109. from tl,e tvarelter of a London firm, who was -,taying at an hotel, h. Eseter. The Chief Const%hle'tfated,t tint the riri..onee twl• ipeo identified as one of a gang of robbers who, within 4 &int time, 'had plundered hotels ftt Glognsv, Beth. end Market'llarborough: Mr: Jostles Hawkins Warcletir that the pris4ner ws4 an old bind nt darieg robberitaf, and all the cirenmeennces• proved that, these were not hie first offences. He was sentenced to penal pervitlidn for ten years. Sutcfhe IN A FIT Off DR.P,IRIrM Mr. Payne held an inquest at Guy's Hospital upon the body of Mrs. Charlotte Bell. aged 44, of 9, Feint.** road, Camberwell, who committed suicide. The deceased had given way to habits of intemperance, sod had pledged almost everything she could lay hands upon. The husband had said to her, "If you dare to go to a pawnbroker's shop again, we must, separate. :Home and children are going to destruction all through your coursed drink." She managed last Saturday to pawn some earrings and spoons for a small sum, with which more spirits were purchased. The husband dies declared that be should take the children and leave her to the parish if she would not see the error of her ways. On Tuesday, in his absence and in a fit of delirium caused by drink, she cut her throat with a large carving-knife, and died within half-an-hour. The jury found a verdict of" Temporary insanity."