... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT GLASGOW. J Damages £ 20,000. A destructive fireoccurred last Dizht in the flour mills of W. and A. Glen, Cheapside and Piccadilly, Glasgow. The mills, which are 80 feet iong aud six stories high, are already destroyed, and extensive landed stores to the south were in great jeopardy. The inhabitants of adjacent houses fieri to the street. The damage is estimated at 220,000, ...

... A fatal accident occurred at Llandudno, yester- day, to an excursionist from Liverpool, named Clement Dollinsou, who climbed over a wall on the eeaward side of the marine drive on the Great Ormes Head. He missed his foot- ing, and fell headlong down the 6teep cliff, sue taining injuries which resulted in his death. ...

... THROWING A BOY INTO A CANAL. A stone-cutter, named Charles Henry FlaveH, Bilston, was swimming dogs in a eanal at Mill- fields, when he was annoyed by aome boys throw- ing stones. He caught one of tbeip, John Beeten (10), and, standing on the bridge, 1)9 held the boy over the canal by his legs. StiseCJuentllàe let him drop into the water, and it was witfa the greatest difficulty that the boy ...

... A MAN KILLED BY GNATS. The buffalo gnats, the pest of the Lower Mississippi Valley, have done a work of desfcruc- tion among the stock of Tennessee, Koports of cattle, horses, and mules having been goaded to death by these insects are received daily. A coloured man named Sneiss was stung and choked to death. He was found dead, evidently a victim to the gnats, which swarmed about the corpse. ...

... MANCHESTER UNITY A.M.O. The Annual Movable Committee of the Man- chester Unity of Oddfellows held its second sitting to-day, under the presidency of Grand Master Mr Grimes, Birmingham. The Relief Committee recommended £10 to be granted to Wm. Lowry, Leeds, but were unable to assist William Cooke, Woolwich, and the Alexandra Lodge, Llanelly. Amendments to give L5 to Cooke and j320 to the ...

... A largely-attended Home Rule demonstration was held on Monday afternoon, on Newcastle Moor, when resolutions in favour of Mr Glad- stone's Irish measures, and in support of the Irish parliamentary party were adopted. Mr W. Abraham, M.P.. and Mr T. Nolan, M.P., were the principal speakers. ...

... tCOF H9OLYAIIEAD2 I let i ln the noth-endof Civep4, wher the sea- f airing fait iostly dwell, there may be seen t afy morning little towey-headed children going is into the comner public house, sayinmg. plas it will you lend my mother this mornins paper 3 The borrowed paper is carried home and eagerly It eanned to aee if -'father' ship is off Holyhead IC yet. If the saip was off Holyhead lust ...

... I The fortnightly meeting of the Liverpool Select. 'Vestry was held yesterday in the boardroom at the Parish Offices, Brownlow-hill. The Rev. CanonA. Stevart (the rectorl presided, and the other vestrymen present were Charchwardens Laurence and Woodcock, Dr. Williams, Messrs. Brooks, Brown, J. Morzan, W. Morgan, HeCit son, lemenins Bo-te, Towers, Fowler, Menlove, Ruddil, M~rsanahan, Taylor, ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAES. , The number of visitors to the Colonial and Indian Exhibition yesterday was 80,294. Three colliers were remanded at Arerthyr, yesterday, charged with the wilful murder of Evan Corry, of Pentreboch-square, whom they attacked in his own bonse. The body of Harry Proctor, aged l3Z years, has been taken from the reservoir which supplies the district of New Mills with water. The ...

... THE l'FEVER IN THE RHONDDA I i FACH VALLEY. I i THE CAUSE OF ITS SPREADiNG Or EXPLARINED. at kit RE PORT OF THE MEDICAL-OFFICER. ch At tihe fortnightly meeting of the ?? ckl Local Board on Friday, mr. D. Evans, Bodringallt, te presiding, the clerk (Mr. IV, EH. Morgan) read ach letter from the Local Government Board, asking wl for Information as to the outbreak of black fever ev in tihs ...

... . 5.om ouJ A-I ?? JO.J .41 S ) EFItOMt ous SPiClAL LNDON, Ennir. P Mr. Gosohen's address to his Constituents a created to-day nearly as much interest as AMr. Gladstone's railway spouting and Mr. Chamberlain's speech. it is for pure logio the clearest effort that has yet been made, as r it explains completely why lreland is not fit u1 to takecharge ou anything butdistinctly local fi affairs, ...

... - MAHTER 'UNITY Op % | FELLOWS. 3 The Annual Movable Comtittee of the Unity held its fifth sitting yesterday at Master Grimes, of Birmingham, again prtikr. ject of funeral funds, which has for teen debated, was the first metter of general iotar point of whether it ehlould be ?? e.5.. disfricts to form funeral funds warsr motion by Mr. Vanghan (Oardiff), scendl2 (Oxford), to substitute remay ...