... A SCENE AT THE DOCKS. Charge Against a Merchant. At the Carddf I -urt, thi s morn-I 'S&, August Swansea (40), ship -c?' I I nc?lers'-I Afcichaut, Bute street, and \VillIam I Sorensen (38), his brother, were charged with fighting aud causing an obstruction. August Was also charged with assaulting P.C. Hooper (45), and William with assaulting and kicking Julius Ablachen, at Bute-place, on ...

... Several Killed; Many Injured, [CKNTBAL NEWS *1 JiLKGKAM. | PARIS, Monday.—A terribi-3 railway accident j occurred to-day near Arrenes. Several persons 1 arc reported killed, bceidsis Liany injured. ...

... SWANSEA TUBE WORKS. j Notices for increase of wages, expired on Fi., i ay, were to come into effect en Saturday, but the union has not yet given its consent, and a settlement, ia still possible. ...

... At about nine o'clock on Saturday night a sfcakie and carpenter's shad situate near the CacSoxton Moors Road was discovered to be on f fire. The premises were the property cf Mr Stephen Batt, builder, and^were in pruxisnity te a raw of houses which he has recently erected. Beinll wooden stracturei, they were soon entirely in lfames. Sergeant Gill, Acting-sergeant Evans, and a cumber of ...

... Cardiff and Penarth Coat-trimmers. I I A D!80RDEHLY SCENE. I A meeting of the CsrdiS -tnd Penarth Coa!- Association wan held in the Coibnia!- hal!, CaiL-diS, on Saturday evening, for the pur- posa of cOl13icterlUK' the new tarie- which has been drawu up by & nub-committee ef tha association, and adopli-ig tLe Slllle, The meeting was not very Iarely attended, but this may ba accounted for by ...

... Those humble, but useful, officials in dark green uniforms who collect octrois, or municipal tolls and dues, at the different cnlravers to Paris are (says a Paris correspondent) sometimes Ill. posed upon in cunning, as well as diverting, fashions by ingenious inliabi atitm of the rural outskirts of the city. Generally speaking, the toll-taker rises to the height of his difficult function, and ...

... SMOKELESS POWDER AND INDIA-RUBBER MASKS. I ttRUTER?S THLEGRAM.] BJKULIN, Tiiursday.-It is found that workmen employed ill the manufacture of smokeless powder suffer from inhalation of noxious fumes thrown off in the process, and they have accordingly been supplied with india-rubber masks. ...

... I NEWPORT HARBOUR COM- MISSIONERS. Steps for the Improvement of the Usk. At the monthly meeting of the Harbour Cum- missioners, held to-day at Newport, the chairman (Col. Lyue) presiding, the principal business was the question of Mr Vernon Harccurt's report as to the present condition of the river Uk, and the proposed improvements to the harbour, This report involves an expenditure of £ 75 ...

... Miss Annie Lewis, the eldest daughter of MI W. N. Lewis, Cefn, Llangadock, was married tc Dr. Richards, of Cardiff, at the Llangadock parish church, on Tuesuay. The ceremony was performed by tiie Rev. William Rees (tbe vicar), assisted by the Rev. Mr Morgans, a relative oi the bride. The school board children were treated with cake and tea on the ccca.eion, the bride's father having beeu vice ...

... The Wife's Welcome. I A Liverpool correspondent telegraphs:-An amusing episode was witnessed on the Liverpool landing-stage last sight, on the arrival of passen- gers from Ainerica by tha Guion stcamer Wyoming. A few weeks ago a man, with his wife and child, sailed for America, and cn arriving at New York took up their re-idence in apartments. Last week the man unexpectedly disappeared, and ...

... ANOTHER MAN KILLED BY I ELECT RiGlfY. NEW YORK, Tlmcsday.uotuer fatal accident to •. man engaged in repairing an electric wire is reported from Omaha. A man, while repairing a line wire, received a shock, and was instantly killed. ...

... Gellyer's Condition. The Public Prosecutor has not yet ordered the prosecution of Coliyer, the under gardener who shot a soldier at Bisiey. Coiiypr is still confined to bis huuse, and is iu a weak condition. ...