... The Late Sir Evan Morris FUNERAL TO-DAY. I J SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TRE ECHO. J I Sir Evan Morris, of Rosenath, Wrexham, who was knighted by the Queen last year during her visit to Wales, and who died suddenly at the Grand Hotel, Eastbourne, on Friday, was buried to-day in the new cemetery, Wrexham. The funeral was semi-military, and was the largest ever witnessed in Wrexham, every class being ...

... At the Pontypool pohce-court on Wednesday— betore Mr C. J. Parkes and Mr A. A. WtHiams— John Davy, desrited as a coal trimmer aud horMe dealer, u! C;ir(.iiff, was charged with the theft of a .85 note beluiicritig to Thomas Jonea, Pontypoui, ac Pontypoot Fair, ou TLiaEiday, under extraordinary story was to the bttect that he renewed prisoner's acqnaiutance at the fa.ir, and thut- after having ...

... AN ARREST. Prisoner Before the Magistrates. At Merthyr police-court, tn-thy-before Mr North, Mr Charles Herbert J;unos, and Mr W. Sinyth-Davici Harris was charged with causing the death of David John, who was fouud in the canal lock on Wednesday. He said he had cotbia? to do with it, but consented to a remand, which was grauted. ...

... TO-DAY. (Before Sir MORGAN MORGAN and Alderman JACOBS) ASSACLTING TH8 Po-ic&-At Cardiff police- court, this morning, Joiui Casey (21) was charged with assauliing F.O. Wililaut C. But-ke (106) while in the executiou of his duty, at Park-sti-eets on the 4th inst.-The cunstable stated that 00 the previous night he was taking the prisoner's sister home, she beiug afiraid of her brother. When lie ...

... AN ARTFUL LI-i ILE THIEF. At the Cardiff police-court this morning—before the Stipendiary and Dr H. J. Paine—Ricnard Giggs (12) was charged with stealing 2; 6i from a till in the shop cf 52, Thesiger-straet, the prop-arty of Christopher Jenkins, ou April 12tb. 1890. -Tli, pc,),,ecutor.s wife stated that shortly atier leaving the shop 011 the day uamed she heard the till opened, and on going ...

... lCESTRAL NifW.S TKLKGHAM.J BNRns, htl\rdy,-AcC[JrJit; to a despatch frutu C!O':IH', the bodies of arichty-dressed !tKjy, abClIL 52ye..ftfuf a weH-drH-.sei yonuv geut¡emall'l'par:mdy not ninre thm) 23 years old, have found tu the K,t'te. tit.tt city, Ued tot;e!.bt;r r'otud to!.) wivtJQ to dfe tOí'(eth ...

... Sir E-Iwar(i It-e(l, M.P having completed his engagements in the South of France, returned to I London last evening, ...

... I RUMOURED DEATH OF J. L.  nUMOURED DEATH OF J. l. j SULLIVAN, A: D-ilziells telegram from Now York mentions a rumour that John L, Sullivan, while sparring i with Muldoon in Boston yesterday, burst ? blood vessel and died almost immediately. There are no details given, and the truth of the report is much doubted. ...

... THE HAVANNAH INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. The thirty-fifth aunual report of the industrial and ragged school, held on board H. M. S. Havannalt, opens with an expression of regret of the committee at the death of Mr Charles Thompson, of Preswylfa, a much valued colleague. With regard to the condition of the ship, the report states that the boys and officers | are now bettor housed than they have been ...

... WKST WARD LIBICRALR. attend Meeting night ac Liberal Club, New-street., at 8, far Election of Ward Off.r,. Committee, and Representative to Liberal fhollSu.n ...

... A goods train which left Cork at 1 a.in. to-day was entering Castletownrocha St-ation when a wagon left the rails, and the following wagons ran into another, and the train was completely wrecked, goods of all kind being strewed about the line. No person WMS injured. ...

... A MARKET NUISANCE AT I NEWPORF. At Newport Town-hall, to-day, Joseph Farren, a repuisirve-looking, undersized man, was charged with being drunk and disorderly in Market street, and assaulting Officer Payne. 011 Satur- day night the officer learned that prisoner was assaulting poople iu Newport Provision Market, arid went to divert his attention. He was escort- ing prisoner outside, when ...