... 74 FLEET STREET, LONDONIW, Wednesday morning. TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS., (BY SPECIAL WIRE.) THE DEATH OF THE CZAR IT bad, ANUTHER TRAGIC OCCURRENCE. arm -_ i Nee SEVERAL ARRESTS. prisl the hav( THE TRIAL OF TEE ASSASSIN. i won the ever [FRon To-DAY's `DAILY TELESBAPH.] no D ST PETERSBURG, Tuesday. . men Many arrests have been made, and one of a very B important character was effected yesterday morn ...

... TWO SOLDIERS SENTENCED TO DEATH. At Dublin on Saturday, Thomas Woodhead and Win. Northmore, both soldiers, were sentenced to death for the murder of Jasper Humphreys, bands- man, the jury strongly recommending them to mercy. Deceased interfered in a quarrel between a number of soldiers and an omnibus conductor, and was kicked to death. The executions were fixed to take place in Kildare County ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIM ENT. J. y!HOUSE OF CoO~-IMONS.-WEDtNESlAT. Inone acl The Speaker took the chair at 12'20. Advo cli: on thi SCOTCH PETITIONS.93 Petitions were presented by the Lord-Aavocate from a o Viewforth Free Church, Edinburgb, againtoeigpbi Limuseums on Sundays, from the inhabitants of Gars- pbi town for the amendment of the married women's pro- made, of pasty law, and from a public ...

... |I 11 edTHREATENED DIPLOMATIC RUPTURE. er busin -- to at en- VIENNA, Sunday night, pecte tlie The conference between the representatives of did n ny` Turkey, Austria, Servia, and Bulgaria threatens to any iug give some trouble to Ear~ope. At the meeting of the point to commission yesterday the representative of Turkey very of declared that he could attend no Sitting of the confer- Scott: -aml ...

... ILATEST LONDON NEWS'I ly (BY aSPECIAL WIRE PROM OUR OWN Tb a ~~~~~CORRESPONDENTS] to-ni ~~~~~d ~~~~~~busir ~ The Tay 47 FLEET STREET, Thursday night. Th Theosed Bridge Bill is to be heard as an unl- that opsdBill before teChairman of Committeesa el YofteHouse of Lords, and it is expected that b it will be one of the next series of bills sub- bette ,n mittea for the assent of Her Majesty. to ...

... IREL AND. nl. i OUTRAGES IN COUNTY CORK. IThe Press Association's Cork correspondent reports led the, following outrages. A man named Buckley of re. Ballyvourney, a tenant of Sir George Colthurst, was on Wednesday night attaoked by six men, dragged out of bed, and beaten, a portion of his right ear being cut off. The outrage is attributed to Buckley having paid his rest, contrary to a ...

... I b¶ igC vER-,Y'F INFERAL4 MAOBUINES id. - 'AT1'IVERFOOL' ~e~j'1Te' PessAssoiaton' l~i'triooifor ''is ..pa oi tedn chill, bul Ie g~plis- ha *wo ,appewl o, be, th mt ound h MO e~tensi e plpt ever arranged;' by the Fenians -for thd 10~ deetructien fdf piablic .buildings'; iu'(!Eugland' ha& Drs Br 47 hiippilk'.bein'froisiirat'ed by thei~ia ~ '&~c Pres idn iii~at4 ilns ear he' of ...

... ,. i ANADI ANCORRESPONDENCE i CROPS,., . maymsdngs now pretgy general. The crop , .'bar average one, the very dry, Aprl having a bad Effec on it. Ho * eiver, th'erze' will Se no soarrcity!-cf. e hay.' ; A rather severe, and altogetber unseasonable, fUtin h is weiek~'of Junes inju~red? both grain' andt j8 rasui~imanyparts, The winter wheat, aes ai 0 I L have seen It, looks well qerywhere.' ...

... 78 The Press Association undeietand that Mr Brad. pre laugh yesterday served the following notice upon the At 87 Speaker and otficials of LI e House of Commonse c_ et 3 wit 8 To the Right HoIn. the Speaker of the House of per 81 Commons, the Clerk of the said House, the Sergeant 5xp 85 at Arms, the Depotv Sergeant, Assistant Sergeant, thcs 72 Doorkeepers and Messengers, the Police Instructor ...

... 1, O E- ' iD -'- DITIONAL POLIOESRAN FOR Foanls.-Ia terms of the recommnendation of, the i'Jonmiisione sa of Supply 8 for the Cou6nty to the 'Hcern Secretary an additional e constable has heen appointed for the bargh of Forres' e by the chief uoustahie. The staff now numbers four I including the supeiintendeur. n ! ELLOS. n APPOINTeN~fT Nr Cooper, who hls been teacher of h the Ellon Public ...

... lSlATEST LONDON NEWS n.- n '[BY SPECIAL WIRE FROM OUR OWN CORRESPOND EN T.] I' LoNDoN, Wednesday night. lThere has been a demonstration of sailors in the city to-day, large numbers of whom have been perambulating the principal streets. Tile object is to draw attention to certain alleged on I grievances from which they are suffering, tly mainly in the matter cf wages and advance eI. notes, £3 ...

... IREL .ND. ±.tt.i.U 1.. U.a ~ MR PARNELL'S MY1OVEMENTS. The Central News Dublin correspondent states| that at the last moment Mr Parnell changed his in- d tentinvt of goina to Newcastle-ou-To ne to attend thelt Convention held there yesterday. His intention is h to remain for the present in County Tyrone in order o to supnport the caudidatuxe of the Rev. Harold e Rylett, the Land League ...