The Herald of Wales. — 1889-03-16 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

GENERAL NEWS.  I Inspeetor Ruinn and Sergt. Owen returned to Scotland Yard from Madrid on Sunday with PAAard Pigott's documenta. I Michael Doneghy and his wife were fined £5 in& oonts by the Queenatovrn magistrates, on Monday, for bringing revolvers and ammunition finni America. t Catherine Saunders, a widow, was remanded on a charge of attempting suicide, by cutting her throat with a pe •elotiife,in a cell in Bridewell :where die was placed for begging. I According to that superior organ. the New 'York Berald, "Sir Hawkins" took part in the Battle of Flowers at Nice. But who on earth is 'Sir Hawkins "  A barque was sank by oollidon with asteamer off Dungeness on Monday morning. One of the barquee's crew was drowned and one injured. The remainder landed at Folkestone.  • Mr Mark BeaTifo—y. iili-ide-to;ialliberal, and Bervaford Mom Conaervative,were to-day duly nominated -ma..teei for the Kennington Division.  A telegram from the Hague states that • remarkable and totally =expected improvement has taken =in the condition of the Ming of the Nether 1* A report reaches Clonmel that Bang& Polk Barracks were attacked on Sunday rued The assailants were driven off by the rhoe reinforcements from 71pperary. Seven rioters where apprehended. A Central News telegram from New York awl—News from Cannow City, Wyoming, states that a party of French touriets number*kg Bye persona have been scalped and killed by .ians in Yellowstone region. Their guides • , escaped. It appears that the attack on Bansha 'Carrick' , arose from an attempt by the Harley- football 'players to rescue some &waken and riotous comrades from custody. The barracks window,' were smashed, and Bergt. Griffin and his sou were severly ' Mr Justice Holmes, on opening the 'Tipper, err Assizes at Claimel on Tuesday, oongrataWed the grand jury= the peserable Asia of the, south division of the county: Compared vitt previous years the candid= of thonnuity bad, on the whole, improved. A Rangoon- telegram sayrt+--Khama, the capital of the Lepu Sachyans,l ham beat destroyed by Lieutenant O'Donnall'i fora. *scow trammed a diMenit ; bonn seventeen villages and destroying a oast*ref corn and provisions. A Cates= telegram nor Sliiiilll is 81.11:10118 SO esraeaes . His Europese engineer haskdain db. meccossercat, which madialeirsot sp in  bmn.g  sayen—Wlte- Ameer ot I  'aidibk a amail smug*  •In s letter to the Da pirate, Monilar. Ifx-Frßderic liareiman*mitv 41, thailhatileveiso. monday -borincl  -H  meat are ___ so purge of the Attraeyr General, in view of the turn again have taken before the Piniall Cu stun. 1 The English are heavy losarsat Monts Carla. One Englishman a Ma has .losli over £12,000. The good leek which tern Bret. =Ad noon the "Leviathaelooksalsw4.lln. Chrnies. H-eed, deserted him at that lash mown& otaticmgirt this long receed-cd lawara.dt is ebbs to find scene one whet hes-come off a winner, an old friend is about SICIO to the good. IVerdl he part? At Liverpool,on " 'charged with amusing I;3offney, by etiOnng glass, eaus:mg the wound hum whirls she fa death. The women corarrellatiarl end after Gaffney waa wounded* she fighting with the priarannr l she bide& lamed bleed. Theinsoner was remsodsel.. ~- Martyrdom! It is fine word,. with delicate shades of meanieg. Wei know vi used to signsf7 in the eixteentlra enrnm• we know what it signifies now. In Dr. Trnowsde so earn it memos being stestehad arm. thaseeir* • comfortable arm-chair and beingttprlleadilit intervals with sandwiches, cigar% entiesellallrntalli all—whisky. No wonder, 'arta Lersiernannetemporary, martyrdora is popedas„ vionme are " treated." in tlua mama. Sir John Bennett, who has recently from the Corporation and the Scheel Board,i. about to be presented with a testinconieL in recognition of the public service he has rendmed in commotion with flume and other bodies the past half-century. The MOVellthig Initiated in the Ward of Cheap, from the tepeesentation of which at the Otorntaf Cornmeal Council Sir John has, after many yews of active work Badly retired on Si. Thames's Day last. The death is hourly expected of Dr. Ullathonse, who on his recent resignation IA the Roman Catholic Bishopric of Ittentoghem was created Archbishop of Caseba. Dr. who is 83 years of as was the first Roman Catholic priest to visit Norfolk laland,for which. he was instrumental in obtaining a bishopric. He.was influential in securing the abolition of kraasportation, and wrote many important works on theology. Tvro cluldrernmoned John and Maggie Crane, aged three and two year. respectively, died on Monday morning in the Belfast Royal Hospital, from the effects of suffocation. The parents went shopping, Saturday night, leaving the deceased asleep. On their return home although no fire was burning, the home was full of smoke, and the children insensible. The police are investigating the mystery. Josiah Janes, Melincrythan, was, an Monday, remanded till Thursday for assaulting P.C. lies on Saturday night at Melincrythan. The constable, when trying to arrest the prisoner for taking ' fish and putting it under his coat, was struck by prisoner in a most savage manner. The constable's face was frightfully disfigured, and his finger knocked out of joint. Bail was accepted, the prisoner in £5O, and two sureties in £25 each. According to all accounts the season has been a flourishing one in the little land of the Grimaklia. qually flourishing was the deathrate, and many pions people in England will be positively shocked to hear that during February sixteen suicides were reported at Monte Carlo, while in or near the same beautiful inferno fifteen duels, resulting from quarrels at the tables, took place. During the carnival the croupiers raked in a little trifle of twenty millions of francs, or £