... TnE Committee of the Cardiff Radical A-sociation have done well in securing the services of Mr GKORHH HowKLL, M.P., for to-night. Thehon.memberfortheNorrh-East Bethnal-green district of London needs no format introduction to any political assembly in this country. His name has long been before the public as one of those reformers who are not gtven to mince matters, and wo should imagine that ...

... A GRAND HORTICULTURAL, POULTRY, ANn BIRD EXHIBITION will be held on July 31st. in th-* largy and commodious New Market Hall. Schedules of the prizes 011 application. W53 ...

... TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT nOME. NARROW ESCAPE OF THE CROWN PRINCE. [CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM, j ROME, Tuesday Eveniup.—An enormous sensa- tion has been caused here by the news of a terrible accident in which the Crown Prince of Italy was injured, and narrowly escaped death. Some experiments have been lateiy carried on at a fort near this city with a new land torpedo, charged with dynamite. Great ...

... THE TWO GREAT SPEECHES. THE two great speeches, Mr PARNEIL'S and Mr GLADSTONE'S, have come off with less Mat, perhaps, than was t'xpected. Not that the speeches themselves lacked interest or were dull. Far from that—they were both of them important enough to demand all the space devoted to them by an obliging press. Our complaint, if we dare make one, is that they liave not brought matters any ...

... THE AMERICAN PRESIDEN- TIAL ELECTION. A sufficient number of States have already chosen delegates to the National Democratic Convention, which assembles on the 5th of June, to make it certain that President Cleveland will receive unanimous renominatiou. It is probable that every vote will be given to him. This honour was sl.1own to General Grant when he was renomi- nated in 1872, but no other ...

... On Monday, Mr E. B. Reece, district coroner, held an inquiry as to the death of an old Indy named Miss Jane Morrell, whose body was found floating in the feeder near the castle on Saturday. Mrs Martha Morrell, sister-in-law of the deceased, said that she left her (witness's) house about a month ago. She suffered from asthma, and was often very depressed in spirits. Evidence was given that Miss ...

... DCNVTLLK'S OLD hUSH WH.JSKT 'econt-nende J by in prei eren-t,, i h;)I6 the s'toci or 1 u¡)Diiell 11: ,¿ ¿; Co htnt'Md, Royal Irish DisuUertes. BMiim.t. i0t)) ...

... SiR,—In your i.s.sns of the 16th yottr eorr* spuudent Sentinel'' trentsus to a fev.' comments on the above subject. First, be commences wtth profur-e praises of the masters principaliy invoiced, v'z..Mr Edwards and Mr Williams—his par excelletice tin-plate manufacturer, fair and 1'beral-minded employer, & ...

... THK NEW PUBLIC-HALL,-The which the contractors, Messrs D. Roberts and Son, have nearly completed, will ba opened on the 23ni inst., when Mr H.1I will formally present it to the town. The proceedings will terinin ite with a ball. ...

... IRON AND STEEL WORKERS' WAGES. The Central Wai-.i]i correspondent lele- eraplis that the ..pcrauve, section ...

... CARDIFF AND COMPENSA- TION. LETTERS FROM SIR E. J. REED, M.P.. AND SIR WILFRID LAWSON, M.P. In acknowledging the receipt of the petition from 15.460 innabttants of CardifF againet ths compensation clauses of the Local Government B'lt, S!r Edward Reed's secretary writes a'! foilows :— Dear Sir,—Sir Reed desires me to thank You for your favour of the 5t.h. and to sa.y that he wiH have much ...

... WRESTLING MATCH IN AMERICA. AN ENGLISH CHAMPION DEFEATED. ) CKNTKAL NKWS TBI. EG SAM. | NEW YORK, Tuesday Morning.—A wrestling match, for 1.000 dollars a-side, between Wanuop, the champion of Etialatid, and Evan Lewis, the Stranger, of American fame, took place at Battery D Armoury, Chicago, yesterday, and resulted in the defeat of the English champion. The conditions were that the winner ...