... ALLEGED IRREGULARITIIES AT ABERDAHE TRAINING SCHOOL. I - LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD INQUIRY AT MERTHYR, a On Wednesdav Mr. e. T. Birirlam, Poor-law Inspector, held an inquiry at the Board-room of the Meirthyr Union iorkiouse with reference to certain charges preferred by the Merthyr Board of 3 Guardians against Mr. Williaims, lae superiaten- dent of thil Training Schools at Aberdare. Mr. Prank ...

... THE POLICE COXMTS. BOW-MFShtR.-A G s Tnors8-Jlus PAtrivk A0 .i ,aged 46,rho stood7Ift. 61. in b 'bt. and was well-proportioned, was ed wit being drunk and assaulting the poieo-Pom-constable, 46 D R stated that he war on duty ia Totbsn rt- soad at about a qurtesr pust ono intte mornng,aft t the prioner Itagg fing about. He was druk A* witnes passed psoner stoped him and ased him the I nu e crti ...

... THE. TRIPLE MURDER IN PARIS. -The triplei murdeC. in thie.Rue Montaigne, says the Paris correspondent of the.Dailp Tcfeqrayhk, is still the subject of genecab- 4eculation..' On 'Friday one of the th1us- tratedc. newspapevs -appeared with a series of sketches of Marie Rf, ault'g apartments, shoiving theposition in which each of the;6orpses;was;found, In the meantime, aU keindo of stupid jokes ...

... * ' ?? 0 wa'DISTRICT NEWS - :- - -: - WOROESTER.: Om5 QUARTER SEsioONs.-TheO Setsior, b yesterday-beforo Mr. Bos anqcut (Recorder)-Th ' Zury ignored tho bill charging Frank Wed~bury (&Zan labourer, with indecently assaulting Mary An ttte 23rd January.-Elizabeth Anniss (42),n Allns, with stealing a, quantity of men's and on the 19th and 23rd ults, the , nrOSS, Ulr. Davies, draper, Sidbury. Mr ...

... I I At the Bristtdl 3elmcaotb yesterday, before Mr H. Thomas and Mr J. F. Lucas, William Hly. Sburge, bailiff, was again .hrought up on. zemand, charged with maliciously administering on several days lasii February and March a poisonous drug to his wifei Georgina, with intent to annoy her. He was now. futrther charged with an offence under the Criminal! Law Amendmuent Act, 1885. Mr ...

... THE MYSTERIOUS MURDERP IN THE WEST. (PRE9S5 A&SOC5ATION TELEGRAM.) London, Friday, The body of a respectable farmer named Daniel Baker, living at Longhill on the borders of Clare and Galway, was found last Tuesday in a lake soin distance from his home. re had been missingsince last Christmas, whem he left his home with a brother-in-law named MI'Gann to sell same pigs at Creel fair, The two ...

... ITHE1 FATAL GIG ACCIDENT I ..NEAiR AUCKLAND. THE INQUEST. IMPQRTANT ElVIDEiNIE' AS TO RUj L OP ROAD. A. LONG JURY CONCLAVE, Coroner Dean yolitvruiav held an iinqoest toluching, thes death if Mlary. wife of W~dter Thomnnl of Ethertay Denil', a cinder drawer at; George Pit, iviji. d i'l in Siindael zoorning of injiirivs received ot S~i tuday miti org froimi the st1ap of a whitschap1s which ...

... I COLDFLD PETTY SESSIONS. I gl*ystrday-b eforO Mr. H. Dusncitlfe 4tllie5S5~yR~lichiard Chapman, blacksmitbl, 18, inrnillml, asc chacrged with assaulting id Sdesinun ( n ]rmonghday evening Sinyc arnd Police- ¢Cibrblelja'iwins ~etre ocauied to the hog Inn, to eject ~~5S1. sisronuctiI~ themselves. While 81mye fr tisg ' Dllt a man prisoner picked up a si pl'r antl treow thle contents in his face. ...

... TH'11E ROBB1EMY OF £E333 ACL SWANSEA. PRISONEIt BROUQIIT UP FOR e JUDIUOMlNT a s SENTENCEI OF I'ENAL SERiVITUDE,. a At the Glamorg.,nshire Qu rter esesions, at Swransen, or, 'rburs (before his onour JTudge ?? Williams), Fr eder ick Eux table, 30, a grooin,I a who was ordered at the last sessions to be detained a in custody until these sessions and then receive Sen- tence for stealing a bag ...

... dTBAS vo'LCAN IC ERUPTWN AT HEAWAh ! A correspondent has sent; to the ossth so Zeitung an inteetn con f the great eruption ,1I of Maunna oLa, and the other seismic difiturbencesI ,II which occurred Aet the Sandwich Islands in the I Ur early part of this year. The writer has personally is visited tho actual crater, situate near the summit, e- about 13,50.0feet above the sea level. The district ...

... PLOT TO MUnRER A FRENC\a LADY. Tar Paris correspondent of the Daity T'cegroavh ?? average British householder who ere retiring to his couch for the night goes the round of his castle, sees that doors and windows .re seenurely closed and batrred, and assures himself that alt his domestics are salo in their resnective charmbars, can form but a slight conception of the dangers and ...

... OXFORDSEIRE Easter Quarter Sessions. ?? Ti_._ .. , - I The Easter Quarter Sessions for the County Were held on Monday last at the County Hall, the Chairman (C. E. Thornhill, Esq.), residhng. There were also present te Ear of Jikey sVice-clairman), Lord De Manley, S. AG. Fn Riekard.s KE .B., T. J. Henley, Esq., Major JV. Al. Fisce, Aq. Forbes, Esq., H. 0. Risley, Esq., Wq E. BT.T ler Esq, W W. ...