... THE LATE PRESIDENT GARFIELD. THE TRIAL OF THE ASSASSIN. THE QUEEN AND THE BEREAVED FAMILY. RUMOURED PLOT TO KILL PRESIDENT ARTHUR. WASHINGTON, September 23.—It is now known that Mr McVeagh, the Attorney-General, has tendersd his resignation. The committee of the Garfield Monument Fund has issued a circular calling for organised con- tributions to the fund throughout the States. The fund for ...

... T FIGHTING IN TUNIS. SEVERE ENGAGEMENT. TUNIS, Sept. 27, Eleven a.m.—A messenger who has just arrived from the Tunisian com- mander, Ali Bey, reports that the latter's camp has been attacked by a body of 5,000 insurgents. The fighting lasted five hours. The insurgents were eventually repulsed. Ali Bey's troops suffered but little loss. The insurgents are await- ing strong reinforcements from ...

... ABERDARE LICENSING SESSIONS. The adjourned licensing session for the division of Miskin Higher was held at Aberdare police- court, on Tuesday, the justices on the bench being Messrs J. Bishop (stipendiary), R. II. Rhys, and J. Lewis. Those persons against whom there were convictions during the ensuing year were strongly cautioned as to their future conduct previous to having their licenses ...

... 'TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRA- TION AT CARDIFF. THE ACTIONO? THE WATCH COMMITTEE CONDEMNED. A PUBLICAN FINED UNDER THE NEW ACT. At the Neath borough police-court, on Monday, before Messrs John Henry Rowland (Mayor), and William Leyson, John Taylor, of the Cambrian Arms, Melincrythan, was charged by Mr Head- Constable John Phillips with opening his pre- mises for the sale of intoxicating liquors on Sun ...

... THE DISBOTB Akisx Manmokl ROAD.—At Tredegar polioe-cauit on Tuesday — before Dr. Coates and the Rev. William Hughes—A case was heard which occupied the attentjou of the Bench foroeany two hours. The complainant WAS Mr William Webb, brewer, Aberbee*. and the de- fendants the Ebbw Vale and Tredegar Local Boards and the Rural Sanitary Authori^R -of Mjuimoel. Mr Plews appeared for MR Webb, Mr Ward ...

... fBy Lewh AFAN.1 tThe settlement of tite dispute at Old Llaneliy was only agreed to Tuesday evening. A notice will be posted at the works to the effect that the works will .re-commence working at the rate of wages in force at the time of stopping. The men, in consideration of starting, to give gratis two turns each. A weekly noUcf to be givea iWid ...

... AT EIN GOHBBWYR. (Gohirir y nyiwadan atferol hyd Jr wyttiana'- nesaf, gan fod eill Gol. yn»brs'sur cysodi, yr iiyn yn ddiau *y'o well ua rhyfangoddi. Sii us flam W yw hyn gohebwyr i ^rgraffu i ...

... THE TRIAL OF MABEL WILBERFORCE. SUMMING UP OF THE JUDGE. VERDICT AND SENTENCE The trial of Mabel Wilberforce, who is charged with having committed wilful and corrupt perjury in the evidence which she gave in the case of Wilberforce v. Philp, tried before Mr Justice Field in the High Court of Justice on the 5th of July last, was continued on Monday morning at the Central Criminal Court, ...

... A LION PRESERVE. To what strange uses may not land be put large i -;ct of waste land in Southern Algeria has been leased to a Frenchman, who has determined to make it pay, despite that it is valueless for agricultural purposes. His intention is to convert it into a happy hunting-ground—a lion and pan- ther preserve, in short. These interesting beasts are to be lured into the preserve by old ...

... Lord Rowton, accompanied by Sir Nathaniel de Rothschild and Sir Philip Rose, attended at •j nnckillhalll Palace, on Thursday, hy the Queen's | command, and were admitted. u> au audience ef 1 her Majesty, ...

... FUNERAL OF TIIE LATE MR Mi ALL The futieral of Mr Edward Miall, for-reiiv men.her for Bradford, took place at Forest Hiil Cemetery on Thursday afternoon. A special service was held at three o'clock at Queeu's-road Congregational Chppcl. Forest Hill, to which the remains were removed from deceased's residence at Seven Oaks. The lie v..Mark Wilks aud Rev. S. Tipple conducted the service, aud Mr ...

... MAJOR BOND AND THE BIRMINGHAM CORPORATION. STORMY MEETING OF THE COUNCIL ...