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... Madiud, Monday.—Yesterday serious rioting in the bull ring and subsequently in the S»K! at Zaragoza. The manager of the bull \»ii was taking place refused to replace a which seemed disinclined to tight by another /tin?a'v and the spectators became enraged to rfT? a Pitch that they tore up the seats and doors .1 he building and burned them. The crowd attempted to burn the building, and pence ...

... An American Tornado. FEARFUL LOSS OF LIFE. Towns and Villages in Ruins. NEW York, Tuesday.—Details have just been received here of a terrible hurricane, which has done immense destruction, in the States or Georgia, North and South Carolina, and Vir- ginia. Whole districts have been well nigh de- vastated, and forty persons are reported to have been kilted. In Savannah numbers cf buildings have ...

... PAYING FOR THE SOLDIERS. Letter from the Hofrve Secretary, On Tuesday, A mass meeting of strikers, Was held at Pentre, and some time before the meeting was opened a crowd—estimated to number from 8,030 to9,00Qpeople—assembled on the Gri ffinField. The procession started frotn Povth shortly after o'clock, it being the original intention of the pr? cessionists to march along Duins-road and past ...

... THE SUNDAY-OLOSING Before Mr C. JJ. Williams and a full magistrates at Llandaff Pohoe-oonrt on day, Martha Davies, of the Three Cups, Lla»^ Yard, was summoned for keeping her house of beer on Sunday, the 13th —Mr T M. Phillips appeared for rj defendant.—Tbe evidence of P.C. Evan Cb»* £ i Jones went to show that on the morning > day in question he watched the house in compw ■with P.C. I ...

... SHORT STORIES. The Sou! of the New [ World. AN AZTEC LOVE STORY, y COUNTESS~DE SULMALLA. tbor of The Spirit of the Mist, The Curse fulfilled, &e., &c. mulfcjtudo had gathered at the 2ity ;,and lin*d the thoroughfares of the great *Poiitt sacr*cl l«>'l inextinguishable fires burnt ttid e altars with unusual fierceness the wild Uritj, '.°no-ous chanting- of the priests mingled sad cries of ...

... CARDIFF TOWN COUNCIL. THE SANATORIUM. A meeting of the Cardiff Town Cjuneil was held at the town-hall on Monday under the pre- sidency of Aid. Daniel Lewis (deputy mayor). Councillor Crossinan drew attention to the letter, dated 5th July, from the Opera- tive Masons' Society, alleging that Messrs Turner and Sons had sublet stone work for the new sana- torium. The borough engineer was to have ...

... THE JCARDIFF MURDER. Petition for a Reprieve. The following petition has been presented to the Home Secretary on behalf of the prisoner Thomas Collins, who was sentenced to death at the last assizes held At Swansea for the murder of Mary Sheeu. It will be seen that the petition has bqen signed by the Mayor of Cardiff and many members of the corporation, and that the signatori also include a ...

... PROPOSED NEW ASSIZE COURTS FOR SWANSEA, The Mayor of Swansea has thus pronounced himself respecting the necessity for new assize courts at Swansea It is impossible that the present courts might be made to do Mr Coleridge, the clerk of assize, thought MB Tutton's scheme for building PIn additional wing might meet the requirements, but tha judges would have nothing to do with such ...

... TRYCHINEB GLOFA Y GREAT WESTERN. (GXVOBUWiTEDIO,) Y wa.wrddydd wen fel arfer sy'n ysgubo Y nos i ffwrdd, a phobpeth sydd yn deffro Yn mhelydr byw ei gwedd. Y Cread mawr Sy'n llawn o fywyd newydd oil yn awr. Olwyinon :nawrion masnach byd sy'n dechreu Myn'd ar eu cylchdro, ac fe glywir seiniau Y boreuoodwyr, wrth fyn'd at eu gwaitb, Yn beicbio yr awelon ar eu taith. Yn mysg y miloedd boreugodwyr ...

... A renewed freshness is given to the pantomime of Blue Beard, at the Theatre Royal this week, by the liberal introduction of new songs and new business, with the result that, apirt from intrinsic merits of the original production, a second visit is thoroughly enjoyed. The audiences continue to be good, aiid there is no mistaking the heartiness of their appreciation of the pantomime. A morning ...

... A Portsmouth correspondent says;—Shortly er noon on Saturday » daring jewel robbery rpf8 committed at Portsmouth Harbour Station, lhe Countess Howe, who had travelled with fftnoe and Princess Edward of Saxe-Weimer by special train from Chichester en route to Oowes, had with her a lady's maid who had charge of a. case containing jewellery. It was rather heavy, and on reaching the station the ...