The Herald of Wales. — 1888-11-24 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

PISIMIV.  A Bombay telegram states that the Indian I meeting steamer. Vaiterns, 10 tlelteV6(l to have been lost with 800 natives on board.  The steamship 'rater, homoward bound with °ape mails, has met with an accident which obliges her to pmeeed at redueed speed. The man who commitred suicide in bd) de Park, on Friday, by shooting himself, is I Ueorge Brown, a metropolitan polioeman. The Cunard Oomrany deny there has boPn any collision between the ateamahipe Anrania and the Bneyist.  I 1. The sale of the Great Eastern by &nation twiner don Tneed *T. The Rev. Morrie Morgan points out ills Ehinday, November 25,h, has been net sport by sometimes workers generally se Temperance unday.  The Marquin and Merehionees Salisbury, who bars been visiting tb, Qaeen at WindeorOsetle, returned to London on Monday morning. , A Vienna telegram etatee that the Rns in Government intends to re-eall all its millitary adt..eites abroad,°saving those in London, Berlin, Vienna, and Constentinople. Tie Fife and Claekmannan miners demand ten per tient advance in wages, and live set fied the mestere that unless granted they ~Ul leave work on Dooember let.  The Standard says ,--ft has already been Nettled that the seat in Holborn, violated by Col. Dal can's death, will be ()attested by the Gladatonianr.  Edgar lesnlkner aged .5,1, who pleaded guilty at Old Bailey to emb,szling £7,000, belonging to the Eoonondo Life Oftioe where he was employed as cashier, has been seriteuotd to eighteen months hard labour. Ellen and Katherine Farrell have been arrested at Rostrevor, near Newry, charged with the murder of a chili They were taken before a magistrate and detained in custody. A Central News telogram states that a glove fight, ending in a draw, took place at Brooklyn, on Thursday, between Jack Dempsey and Mike Donovan.  The Chinese Government have receiml information to the effect that a secret trestloh: been oonoluded between RI11111:111 and which provides for Gores being placed under Ruitaian protection. The cin greget ion at Kt:makes, near Limerick, left the cbur h on t unday, when a man, named Ryan.,aronaod of land grabbing, entered. Ryan waa conducted home titer mass by two armed oonatablem.  The death of Colonel Duncan, M.P., is announced. ilia death was earned by dropsy, following upon an abcess on th, liver. The new. has oast a gloom upon Woolwich &ramie' and the gsrnaon.  At Croydon, a few days sine°, amen stopp,d and seized a young woman in the streeto, but decamped when the pollee approbehed. The woman wee afterwarda :found to be stabbed. The man has not been found.  An alarming catastrophe is reported from tlergre, France. Owing to an extensive slip in the Noyan qwiries, Shama inm have been buried beneath the mass of debris which fell from the side. of the quarry. The Limerick correspondent of the ' New., mentioned a report that another Papal Reacript has arrived horn Rome, bearing on the Plin of Campaign, boycotting, and the present phases of the Irish Land agitation. Mdme. de Villeroy, daughter of M. o.dd• eohmidt, the well•lmown banker, and a nice., of Baron Birch, has committed suicide by drowning herself. The cause of the suicide is unknown.  The Dasly Nows state@ that it is intended to fight the Land Ulm:blow I3ill stage by stage. A division will aeoordiugly be taken on the first reading upon the amendment to be moved by Mr Gladstone. At Castlatownahead, Father Cunningham was, at Baridsy's 111e88, beginning to denoutioe the boyoottiog of Mr Lormac, a Catholic magistrate, and others, when all the members of the League present rose and walked out of the chapel. Three Dover boatmen proceeding to • cense in the Channel have been orowned by the impsizing of their sailing-host. One of the unfortunate men leaves a wife and a furore Lmily. The boat has boen rcoJvered off Folkestone, bottom upwards. The antral Kews learns on inquiry, at Carlton Gardens, on Monday morning that Mr Balfour the Irish secretary, is suffering from a , chill with slight fever, and has to keep his bed, lie will not attend House of Common,. to-night. James Bartl•ol,mew and William Scott were sentenced, at Edinburgh on Monday, to six and eighteen months' imprisonment respeotively, for the theft of Lady Vane T,mpeet'a jewels on October 3rd. A warrant was issued for the arrest of a third 1111113, named Moodie. Au inquest has been held on the body of Mrs Wright, wife of the Wilts and Dorset bankmanager, at Blandford, who died from the effect* of poison the prevtordi day. The de ceased has left *even children. It was stated that she had partaken of abort three ounces of i landsoum.  Jahn Galalbrith has died at Jarrow Hospital from shocking tojaries received at P.diner's blast furnaces. He was following his employment as a a.agger when a huge sheet of fire burst out of the furnace completely enveloping him. Ris clothes were all burned off his body, which was frightfully scarred. A Brumels despatch sap :—The agreement respecting the itossian £20,G00,000 loan hes been signed at Bt. Petersburg, and the contiacting banks must p 4 the amount in gold by the Ist of June next. Nothing definite is known regarding the destination of the money. The Loan is to be Wined after some weeks at Paris, Landon, Amsterdam, Brussels and B rho. A Berlin despatch says:—The fact that the Emperor has Brut special orders for Count Hatatsidt to represent kis majesty on his mother's arrival at Port Vietorm and the new, of the exceptional honour uith which Qom. Vietorla attends to welcome her imperial daughter on her landing upon English soil be, been learnt with profound and widespread satisfaction in Germany.  Th., Dublin Exchequer Division haa refused the application of Mr ilealy, M.P. for a hakes corpus hi the case of Kr Jorooniali Shea • hail, M.P., who was committed to pampa for one month by Mr Cecil Realm, &M., for refusing to enter into recognisance* for certain language be used towards District 'capacitor Hewers, as calculated to provoke a broach of the