The Herald of Wales. — 1889-09-28 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SUICIDE. 4.e. .if one of thou ropes became so -•v.* • ~.... • round the man's near with form a noose. Mr. David Christie Murray, the wall.known Eng. , News was received in England late on, Y. -Ai :• Ike•. be said that being hanged fish novelist, has just arrived in Melbourne on a Wednesday evening of a shocking. tragedy at _ • • •, t form of death than falling lecturing tour, and is being treated almost as Odessa. A teacher at the Richelieu /roe, . a•-• ' art 4 -- and being dashed to Pieces as Mr. Frond, was during his Antipodean Robert Sense bY name' ccuurcdtted suicide by But few parlous in such a royally ' , hangin himulf His wife, on learning the be suffelieetky eatre to argue tour, Mr. Murray was escorted over the Victorian i news, it her rearm, and in a fit of •.. no less important homicidal mania haled her jive auntie, coiling • tter out,and arrive at any satisfactory '-'emeee of Parliament by taastasaos. A lad os t,,,,elee year., nee:to/FAHe personages then thb Prime Minister, the Chief their beaks in pieces with a large careing Mhas just tried the expert. Secretary, and the Minister of Education. knife. She afterwsrde sprang from a window at Portland, in the United -in the third storey of her residence, and wee Illittto, and, after trivelling several miles, eame Sir Frederieff Young, who has returned home from , femnd in a aYinfr ennditien• 1411te earth without sustaining au-v injory, _Elts a trip to South Africa, is all the better in health for 1 •---=eat°,wind tib..e„..'Peec.....LAuld,lde ....,,ermt.,...„' his long whiff of sea air. Sir FredeMok Young is one '''''''' e'''''e ''`we'" ''''''"e ''''''' '''''''''. of the best friends whioh the People's Palace in the Ole. -if be could analyse his asersetions, the itema would be a bebly ea .fi,7 eiae ; bat" Seat-sod and its summated institutions boast of. He , at the age of terehm ie., ma an takes the kindliest and warmest intermit in the! :Li, tatunat the ethee ewe of their teaNusa.,... frequenters of these plaoes—the youthful thacleeta wed, beyond the fact rigbtesitd ',Podia'''. He is especially proud et the libmwt . w New Yuan, Wedimaday. .• KM* to await. 1.6 knaveáoa,ef wbaviii aa he may well be. Sir Frederick is. mild-mazuitetedi. On Theedey eight a railway atuadeet of , Mt. The it time be finds libessif in a Itt gentlenian, with sympathetic eye,. -.•--f .; ' g_,,charactor took place' within a -ffer, =den ha willperlsape be lade to - ' - tulles of Chicago, A ,aesenger train laden with out more quietly, err - then 'i- able The papers, says Truth, are speculating AS to' Pool" was standing on the line when a goods to tell the-world something train mime rushing along and dashed in the the future employment of the Duke of Connaught, • and most of them predict that he will succeed tr.ainef the containingdae passengers. The drives goods did his beet to theck the 81100 d of Sir Fredeviok Roberti as Commander-in-Chief in his train, but could not suoceal in stopp7eit, " i India, whichltpuld he a flat-rant job, and, there.) early „Dough to „oil the catastrophe. &n I fore, 'just -tile 'tort of arrangement which might i the debris cleared somewhat and the'