... to THE EXODUS OF THE JEWS, lie @FROM RUSSIA. . a . At A correspondent writing to the Times says the t. exodus of Jews from Russia is attaining vast it dimensions. Atfirst the fugitives escaped fromn thc land of oppression in small numbers, by either evading or bribing the Cossacks who guarded the le frontier, or suffering these chivalrous soldiers to 3 plunder them of every rouble they ...

... Hunter was charged at Skipton on 01) A rdy with the murder of his wife and child tile 25. Evidence was given to show that Prisoner, with the tWit deceased, proceeded on the day named, and was afterwards lying in a field with his throat cut, and his and child were dead beside him. The t.r)e.r, who could not speak, was committed to ^izes for trial. —————- ...

... .he of the district officers). In case of cHher of the arbitrators dying, resigning, or ceasing to bo entitled to tho benefits of the society, the lod.sje to which he 1Jdl!n¡.ç; shall appoint another in his stead. The Prov. C. S. shall convene a meeting of arbitrators, or where arbitrators have not been appointed, a special district 1l1eéting, to hear any appeal, within forty days after ...

... On the return of Sir E. J. Reed, M P., to Car- diff on Thursday afternoon, he received at th* Royal Hutel a deputation of coil trimmers and iron stevedores, representing 1,4-31- labourers em- ployed at t'n docus, the deputation consisting of Messrs Charles S:\ndey, Thomas Jose, Thomaa Morgan, aud John Davies. They expressed the strong and determined antagonism of the labour- ing classes to the ...

... PAIUS, Tuesday. — Bourse quiet. Three per cent Rente cloned for the account at 10c. higher, and Five per cents, declined 10c. compared with yesterday. ...

... THE SOCIALISTS AND THE DUBLIN MURDERS. At a recent meeting of the Social Democratic Working Men's Club, in Loudon, a resolution was unanimously adopted highly approving of the courageous deed of the Irish rebels, which act was especially weil-timed, inasmuch as it took place at a moment when certain chiefs of the Land League party were upon the point of enter- ing into a shameful treaty with ...

... NOTES BY A LONDON CORRESPONDENT. Lo: DON. Sunday X ght. Politics are thankfully dropped for the brief space between now and rhs meeting of Parliament. Tud period hitherto elapsed has been turbulent and not productive of much real work. Unfortu- nately there is no ground for excessive hope for better times after the House meets again. The Irish members, unless something miraculous lU- tervenes. ...

... WELShI NOTES FROM THE METROPOLIS. An immense congregation cains together on Sunday night last to listen to the Dean of Bangor's sermon on ' Temperance at Westminster Abbey, the nave being crowded. The First Lesson was read by Canon Farrar, and th;e Second bv the Dean of Westminster. The Precentor, the Rev. Kr. Flood Jones. intoned the prayers. The Donsof Bangor took as his text the 5;h ...

... 0 C EDITION L. I SECOND EDITION I I . WESTZaPN MATL Gsvscz, 4.30 A-. LATEST GENERAL NEWS. Mr. Trevelyan, the Irish Secretary, arrived in London from Dublin yesterday. IMr. J. C. F. S. Day, Q.C., has been appointed judge in the place of Lord Justice Bowen. Thu failure was announced yesterday of Barnes Ancor, the proprietor of the Falstaff Club, London. Liabilities £47,000. Last night's London. ...

... MOVEMENTS OF SOUTH WALES VESSELS. Scots Greys arvd Aden, coaled and proceeded for Genoa and Marseilles, 4th Free Lance arvd Marseilles, from Cardiff, 3rd lihosina arvd Port Said, from Cardiff, 4th John Marychnrch passed Dover, from Taganrog for Hull, 5th S W Kelly arvd London, from Jamaica, 3rd Thos Turnbull left Port Said, for Sulina, 2nd Cosmopolitan left Malta, for Glasgow, 3rd Earl of ...

... HOME TELEGRAMS. ^'ce-Chancellor Hall has sont in his resigna- His lordship is suffering from paralysis. .1 tiie South Docks, Sunderland, on Saturday, 1l:um'(l Luke Thompson, while working a vessel, was killed by an iron mast, j6'1 was assisting to raise, falling upon him 4 'ra'Jt!'ring his skull. on Saturday, a gentleman named *father attempted to murder his sister-in-law, i^'° ^vinson, a ...

... On Friday Mr S. G. Johnson, town clerk of Nottingham, and G.M. of the Nottingham dis- trict, invited the directors of the Order and a select company of friends to dinner at the Alex- andra 1 lotel, Cardiff. The following gentlemen were 1 'resent — Director.-) — G.M. Flanagan, l>. G.M. Walton, P.G.M. Schoiield, P.G.M. Holmes, P.G.M. WoIMcin, P.G.M. Woodeson, P.G.M. Bennett, P.G.M. Curtis, C S. ...