The Herald of Wales. — 1887-09-24 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

KAY'S COMPOUND.—Anthma and Bronchitia are Izamediatcly relieved by it. Hay Brae., Mockpert. • :AY'S COMPOLND, a demulcent anodyne ,ndcrant tor Coughs and C. 06, 91d. In. tf 1, Is. 9d pat 31.  COMPOUND Essence of Linseed, Ani. sena. denega, SquAll. I'.OlU, to.. with; Chlorody me Chemists.  Lord Spencer has consented to distribute Ow prizes at the University College of South and Monmouthshire in October. •  The Cardiff magistrates had before them again on Monday another eves of assault on the police, and the prisoner, Robert Davies, was sent to gaol for two months. Edward Vickery, aged 40, labourer, is in the Cardiff Infirmary, suffering from a fractured leg, sustained in slipping off, a stone, wnile working at a stone quarry at St. Pagan's. Sir E. J. Reed is suffering from an attack of ague, which, on 8. &whiny, necessitated his leaving business, and retuzning home early in the day. Sir William Grove, who lately retired from the judicial Pena, will open the new laboratories at the South Waled College on the Bth October next.  The Cardiff Working Men's R idlest Association and the Pontypool Radical Club have each passed a resolution, condemning the action of the Government in proclaiming the Ennio meeting. - •  A young woman named Mary Ann Price, on Saturday, made a desperate attempt to commit suicide by jumping from the towing path into the canal, nesr the flayed Bridge, at Cardiff, but a young man jumped into the water after her, and gallantly rescued her.  On Saturday afternoon George Faroe, a haulier in the employ of Mr. Win. Young, potato mcrchant, tiope-street, Cardiff, was thrown from his car and fen helvily on his head sustaining a severe fracture of the skull. He was lenin ia.cly tionveyed to the Infirmary where his injuries rezeived prompt attention.  At the ardinary meeting of the Cardiff Board of Guardians, on Saturday, a letter was read from the Local Government Board asking the Guardians whether they still deaired an official I inquiry into the conduct of Mr. Jones, the relieving officer. After some discussion the officer was called in and asked to give an explanation. and on the motion of Mr. O. D. Jonee it was decided not •o press for an official enquiry. A bogus club manager, living at the top of Miskiu-street, Cardiff, has just clone a Nery wise thing. On Thtuedsy night, a policeman, who had for some time been watching the pr misses, diade the important cbscovery that the clot) wal only a togus one, but was uAed an a brothel as well. The manager heard of this etiscovery, cud on Sunday morning. when some of the thirsty members and non-members made their appearance at the door, it was found that their manager had decamped with all the portable effects.  The Mermen missionaries, on Sunday evening addressed is meeting in the Gospel Mission ROIL Cathays, Cardiff, when the speekere had a email but quiet and attentive audieuee instead of the large and demonetrative gatherings that we have seen recently in Swansea. To an attendance of 30 pe-iple, 10 or 12 of whom were children, Brother Ceinpboll argued at some length in the religious belief of the Mor. DMA, for whom he claimed the divine right of founding the new kingdom which WM to spread over the earth. He founded this a-sumption on the interpretation of Nebuthadnezzar's dream by Daniel, concerning the image of gold, silver, Drage, iron and clay. The golden head land neck .ignified the kingaem of Nebuchttdnezzsr, the silver arms acid shoulders that of Medea and Persians the brass body and thighs that of Alexander, the iron legs that of Remain., the intermixed iron ard clay feet the ten kingdoms which have since supervened, whilst the stone which deetroyed the image and finally b came a huge inouutaiu wax typical of the Mormon faith* He concluded by quoting statistics which proved that the Mormons were by far the most virtuous, p ace-loving, and lawabiding citizens of the territory of Utah. ames Prior, and William Sullivan, two sailors, were brought up in eusttdy at the Cardiff Police Court, on Friday, charged with obtaining a bag of seamen's clothed from the great Western Railway Company, by false pretences. It seems that by false representation the prisoners got posittaition of a big which hue COMO frcm Plymouth, to OD] JACOiI T. Cnrteon. For the defence the elfer pri-ouer made a et th.meet, the truth of which was partly admitted by prosecutor. It was to the effect that the men were old shipmates, and on S tturlay night last Curteon arrived in a very drunken ceudition at the lodging-house of Mr. Donnell, Butestreet. He had a considerable mould of money about him, which Prior took away ard gave to the landlord to keep until Curia to stored. Afterwards both went "on the spec," Curtson du-ing the evening asked Prior to pawn a waistcoat for him, and upon the latter refusing, said: "go to the station and get the things I have there and pawn Gem for me." Prior went to the station, and after getting the bag asked Sullivan to carry it down to the lodging-house. Prior watt pent to gaol for two months with hard labour, Sullivan was discharged.  MtNICK'S VEGICIABLE PILLB  For Read-Aohee  I=l4lOEll VEGETABLE PILLS  For Indipe,stion h_6I:NICEVB VEGETABLE PILLI!...  - --Nor Bilk iumese