... LIFE IN_ ANEI1CA.i DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT DENVER C ' I It THE LAYNDING 01' A BITJISH FORCE TN AICAPUAGUTA. AC0IDENT TO A TRATANSATLANTIC S T EA R1 ER.. D3Y CABLEGRgAM FROM OURt OWN C0RRELSPONDENT. NEw.V Yonrs, 'MorNDA-. - Tie BiEtisl Ste-amer AiIsaL ras arrinved here froen Port-au-Prucee, a. .ndt re- ports that it had `becomie wvell know.-n in erjavti tflt t the captain of tlhe rel:ei or ...

... ILIFE 1N; AEMiJCA.. THE GREIT RAILWAY STRIK,7E. A TRAIN THROW-N OFF THE LINE. SEVERAL LIVES LOST. THE INTER-COL.ONIAL CONFERECE flY CABLEGRAM. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENV. Nwit r i a T, t e xva.-lcrastnIS Wiln-n, wilho Xh INiNt-a ott;l ?? has ol-ttii.1sulgd in on! ritrla liii' lw Ctt ?? ittc, ?? i tilo it c , ic-tir1g ,J.,C r;)vj~l IS ,J~~l t,!,rlo v1t8[1i;g; j 1 b lieveia to ?? illiel.;.(li ...

... WESTWAPRD HO I Last night a, full house was drawn to the St. George's Hall for the purpose of hearing a lec- ture descriptive of a journey in America and Canada, by Mr. William Strain, vice-president of the City of Belfast Young Men's C1nistian As- soeciation Camera Club. The lecture was de- livered under the auspices of the club, and the chair was taken by the president (Mr. William Swanston) ...

... SECOND EDITION, PALrST REWS£EP-Lerr. UFPreC, 12, FLz= STRLEp, 1N45DON, EC. Tnussnxv MoaG S OCZ. SPORTJNG SELECTIONS. THIS DAY'S RACING. HAMPTON MEETI NGT t'ettledrnm i I SPOrtic Chronicle D~sSheen Plate, G resevell 1ftdwe,.h44t lm cayp Queen of th~ il tden-n1.:r MiaingQueen olte>PtirL2 National Flvi. ig. buntng Qeenor The Prize: i taSak. To-maorrow. Welter Haoy ,Poainro S-prightly;, Pnnace o' ...

... DUBLIN DAY BY DAY- The iqslmt of the Cork co~rd scandral jits as, n-4 ?? te findilng oi the jurs- given canrisi &1tii~fac- tim. a'~tlii fll ti vet'ldlct is trciiriciliv eintrerd *tr tie- Ifun-i2 1lni tc Cis ouy ?? ti e -4r'ound tiar th' Cx a ' ~he, ?? theci:'irrnscosts ?? fII t it's p r liii ?? ral-it, he3 i~me by Illtna tif Iit'I ion to hiir mwn. Tlet ?ianini- frti' Li phi 'lritil t lii' CI ? ...

... THE BELFIST TiI3BElL.T FLEET. MEU'STSPR TEO-MAS DIXON & Mu?CORONIA Tin lates~t aldditio~n to tide flit if-'iiJ i 5s-i in Jl-Idf~ c- I lat sm-kd act d it- now's' l:.1ikhsrjing ciirgui if 'ictin it Stic Sp~incair B ii~in Tic -i-ci ve4I ill que~i~t~ Ii is tif cl'qfl I 'taie't cc19 llii built 'etoll. wc 1'iicTh Cornca. is c,~ ?? h)ilt a:t DUE'iC,~ ull i ic-iit'eI Sein ?? c It '.ISijin.i 209f . 6in ...

... OPENJN4? OF M? ORA?E HAIL NEPLRCLONES, I AdDlR.ESS DYc THE~ ::OBD BISHOP 0F t C~LOGmHE. PROM OURt CORstitPoSflEf~.- E~nniskillen, Sataaday.-Lastv nighat a most sine- eassful meeti-ng wvas elzed in LegneEkelly Or toga Hlall, a shorlt distance outside Clones. Mfore thzan ordinary 'e clat' was attached to thle pro- ceeclings, by reason of the fact that it was th~e opening nieeig, the hall having ...

... GOOD Friday is not observed as a general holiday in Belfast, as it is in nany parts of the king-dom, and consequently the shops and warehouses -were open yeseerdary as usual, though the Town isall, the Harbour Olice, the Water Office, the Govern- ment offices, the banks, and the stock and share brokers' establishments were closed throughout the day, and there was no sittinZ at the Police ...

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... I'?OI?TUNE?3 AV(Ali1N? DL?COVJ2P.?Y, Itreisg as the w-orldi is in valuables, it h as prohabhly; l ost inlert than it Qr~ese-srse jusit as there js msore goldi in the veins of the ear Sh than above it. so it! i-s q-u'r cince>'able that there are lararer nuadis- O\'ens rst ?? lii'.1n itl the ?? o niet c~rnsrs titan any w~hio'n have been gained boy the luck or enlergy of mn iI while few people ...

... SECOND EDITION, rx given the advautage cf it. efda Wize above appe4,red ?? our SeCona Edtg'2 a, 3IcLIleme Patti says that pl¢X!! > ¢lUr-P 3' a3r> lg sarv to thv pre3ervat.ion o beall L,6' 1 25 * ' n ;¢ i be abl true. Even ra riiik iian lour: ?? lrs es iZ na3L 5BLFASI' NDr9I^BTTEP. OPFIC1t, 1 89. FLE STRaer, LonDos, aR MONDAY MoRNmIN, S}1x e'CWecL MANICHESTER FEEIBRUARY MEETISGQ ORDER OF ...

... -C)ORRESPONDENCE. THE PROPOSED INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFIST NEWS-LETTEB. Sir-In ray former letter to you on the subjeot of the proposed Industrial Exhibition I slated my intention to accede to an application, if made to me by the Corporation of Belfast, for my consent to their postponing the removal of the White Linen Hall buildings after 1st May next. This morning I ...