... THE E- 1EY OLT IN ('ABTLS .LRUQOURID DEATH OF i THE A.YEER. d SACK OF CABUL H&RD FIGHTING EXPECTED A special telegram received by the Stan. dard from their correspondent at Bombay, I dated Thursday, 2.15 p.m,, states ;- 'The greatest excitement has been caused ie here by a report that ?? is deal, 5 d, having, aecording to one account, been Blaia 0, by his rebellious subjects, and, according to ...

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... OUR PABIS LETTERL PAIS, ?? 10. A cecond contingent of tho amnesied Coal. sunisgt has anrived, and the. usual dramatic meetings and roognimtODB have been reneated, so much is human nature the seam mn mankind. It so a wis child that know its own father, bat a boy or girl might be excused for not rcognisiag Pa' after an absence of;nineyears, when pater. familius appears bronzed likP an Indiac God ...

... THE LIZARD, Friday. Wind, W, fresh. Weather, fine. Barometer 2954. Passed Zast- s eamers G N Wilkinsori, of Southampton Gor- don Castle, of Glasgow, fiom New York. for London-all well; Boston, of London, for Dieppe Imbros, of Hull, for London; Schiedam, of Rotterdam Alice, of St Nazaire. Passed West- steamer Ruthlki, ot Glasgow. ...

... LLANELLY. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES AT ZIOX CHAPEL wert held on Sunday and Monday morning. Sermon* were delivered by the Revs. J. R. Morgan (the minister, Dan. Davies, of Bangor, and John Thow mas, Carmarthen. The audiences were large, and the annual collections towards liquidating tbi remaining debt amounted to £150. ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE BREWERY.—On Tuelfe day moiniiig a fatal accident occurred to the second son of Mr James Turnoch, of the Altoa Court Brewery Company, Ross. The deceased, who was but nine years, was watching the men shooting mait in the brewery, and was standing ou the malt. He was suddenly carried down the shoot and bnried in the malt,life being extinct before he could be extricated. ...

... SAD DEATH AT PONTLLAN- FIIAITH. On Wednesday, George Treasure, a young man, was interred at Penmaen Independent Chap-1. Deceased was one of tut persons who committed the assault last year on one of the police-con- •tabl- s of the di-trict. He and two other named Charles Thomas and John Conuet, were im- prisoned, Thomas for a year and a half. an Treasure and Connet for six months' each. It will ...

... THE SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE IRON TRADE. WOLVERHAMPTON, Wednesday.—No pigs of much value were to be bought this afternoon under 2s to 3 rise upon the late minimum. Common r,a.3 also were np upon ti e former minimum by from 58 to 7s 6d, owing to the sc rcity of old rails of which they have been made. Sheets were not bought freely, and makers were seeking specifi- cations pricts nf sheers wei e ...

... A MAN lJROWNED Arp NEYIJANI). —— A young man, named Thomas Davtei lived at Hazlebeach Ferry House, Neyla;1,¡d,f his parents, wa3 accidently drowned on evening. It appears that the youth, who J IS years old, was stepping from Major Tr° cff t»' yacht into the boat alongside, when he fe1 gunwale into the water, and immediately never again rising to the smIa-ce. The happened on the Haven, not far ...

... nt!>« On Saturday the above board held tiieir L,'0rglSet* meeting at the clerk's office, Treorky. were present—Messrs 'avid Evans, Eva11 arf E. H. Davies, George Knill, Evan William Lax. The main busiuc-ss of t°^ ye(f' was to appoint a chairman for the e:isiU!) Mr David Evans was unanimously re~e j »{t^ The annual loan office cheques were the next board meeting was appointed to jjo^J at the ...

... NEW SEAM OF COAL AT SAUN- DERSFOOT. The Saundersfoot and Moreton Company have STRUCK upon a vein of coal. We hear it is nearly two feet thick. When trade revives, this neigh- bourhood will be able to yield a large supply, as tins W the second new vein which has been found within this last year. The other vein was found about nine months ago, by the Bonville's Court Coal andiron Company. ...

... ATTITUDE OF THE GOVERNOR OF CANDAHAR. SIMLA, Monday.—The Go-vernor of Can- dahar has expressed absolute devotion to the British Government, and has offered to raise a contingent of troops among the Douranis. Lieutenant-General Sir Michael Kennedy has been appointed Controller-General of the Transport and Supply Departments. ...