... ?? NEWS. I TaE PROPOSED INCREASE OF THE POLICE FORMc -The Home Secretary has, in consequence of the representations made to him by the Watch Com. -mittee, acceded to their request to augment the city police by four inspectors and 100 men. Applications are now being received by the chief ronstable to increase the force to the number now allowed. The sale of sketches and drawings contributed by ...

... ion ABERDEEN JoUlRNA?' OFFICE, or 4| 4 SFleetSireet, London E.lO Frday morning. nTO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. ale (BY kIPECIAL WIRE.) GUITEAUS: TRIAL. lob : gtFohr To-DAY's Tnma.l1 ieh FBILAMEM~iAPucc , Thuosdiy. ;be The jury found 'a verdict within balf an hour after ler loliag the Court. They returned in fifty uintutes aftergofng ont; . It was then pitch dark. There | woseno eas I the Court, and a. ...

... I - I ?17 ?-- -T-MOtcral.I'lut 6dtfor, f: D:? the TBR~NDERBU3~RG ROADS. al tll deorl it a eaile'ofiroma monney; for-haaip-, elyfsetha tlneteetr e'the. rend, Iy ng. betweaenthv l,hnrbou ~iisa andr Petrkle ewrteessokcalsd,. Qiammorce Stireet ibm; ~ -ouc- sin saone factory coOnfitO io . ? n ~ 0 OhO wnter.cey'sae',ca oroali, the. atre~atithdy etd tenIll he e 0lde hefont,en teey lnettLa ti y ...

... THE IIOHNSEY UAIL'VAY COLLISION. No fili-tiler deaths hn'/n occurred, but Mrs Chowles, n, ]:)dy of 60, who very severely hurt, lies In a dang-orou. condition. All the o{,hei' injured psr.son. hoth a ...

... VAGRANCY. John Gratham was charged with vagrancy by sleep- ing at the Varteg Hill Works on the previous night. Prisoner pleaded guilty.—P.c. Saunders said he found prisoner in the locomotive shed at the Varteg Hill Colliery on Wednesday night, when he said be had obtained work, and was going to start in the morning. Witness thonght of taking him to the foreman, but he then denied having sought ...

... THE IRISH IN THE TOWER HAMl4 *Ir. James Bryce, the Liberal member ft' lower Hamlets, was announced to dliver annual address on Tuesday nigntto his constitl1 at the Bow and Bromley Institute, How R* building capable of accommodating 1,500 peopl6, hall was crowded to overflowing, and a consul number of Irishmen, sympathisers with tbÐ prisoned suspects, contrived to assemble platform. The ...

... The Executive Committee of the National Board of Health have declared the existence of smallpox epidemic in the United States. Au accident occurred on Saturday evening to a coods train entering Chelmsford Station. The axletree of ono truck broke and many others were scattered over the line. The was ssrio-.sly 1 shaken, but the driver was uninjured. The Duke of Edinburgh, who bail. I ron the ...

... ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE NEAR HYDE PARK. At the Marvlebone Police Couit, en Jpn. 19. Fn- Fanselow, 24, waiter, was charged on remand wiw shooting Clara Annie Byfor.. a tiome.-■ ic -.en-m- :t 1, Southwick crescent, Hyde Park, with a revolver, (n the 19th of December, w uh intent to m ...

... DESTRUCTION OF HAMMERSMITH STATION BY FIRE. On Friday, Jan. 20th, about one o'clock, a fire was discovered at tbe Broadway Station of the Ditti-ict Rtiilway, HamMersmith. The alarm wis given promptly, but a very few mcments the flumes i.ai made great headway, owing to the nature of the material it had to feed on. The brtpe.de station Hammersmith turned out, and by ths time they get into the ...

... THE CHOLERA IN EGYPT. CAIRO, Monday. The cholera has disappeared from Elivedj. On the 4th inst. the first Egyptian party of pilgrims, numbering 300, were freed from quarantine at Moses Wells. # ...

... KINGSTOWN IN TELLJGENCE. rysmtrrots D.SAPPEARAX'CT.-Vhe mysteriout disappearance of a young woman from the village of Cabinteely has caused considerable alarm in that district. The woman was aged about 22 years. and daughter of a well-to-do farmer in the locality. She went out on Thursday evening last on some errand, and lias not since been beard of. Every effort has been made by friends to ...

... OUR LONDO N LOTT'JMER. Ni ~ [PECIALLY TELElGIRIAPH.ED.) ve __ GtOITEAUS CONVICTION-JSW-BAITING IN RUSSUI§ S o -TOI GOVyEMNIVENT AND TiTE TELEPEiONE-THE t ut FI.NANCIAL CRISIS IN FIANCE-TID HA1RBOU5 05' f nn REFUGSr SCII:Z3-TUr8,AS1I.CNTES GOLD AXE. lie Lo.:DON, T'rUasDAv N1iGHT. ot IL was after midnight whea the news of the ao conviction of Guiteau reached London. Seeing. st that' the vordict ...