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... STEALING A CORPSE. I A Vienna correspondent telegrapbs: On Saturday afternoon the son of a hospital porter was walking with his mother, for whom be was carrying a bag which they were to deliver to a professor of anatomy. A tall man followed them, and sud- denly seized the bag and disappeared with it. The thief will have bad an unpleasant surprise on opening the bag, as it contained the head of ...
... Speeches by Mr Maitland, M.P., and Mr Warmington, M.P. On Monday, Brynmawr was quite en fere, the occasion being a visit from the popular county member, Mr W. Fuller Mait- land, who was nccompanied by Mr C. M. Warmington, M.P. for West Monmouthshire. A large number of the Liberal committee met at the Rehoboth vestry, and, headed by the County Liberal Brass Band, under Mr J. Foxball, marched to ...
... Illustrated Notes. Place aux—politics. The elections in the Mid- lands and the North are over at last, and the cas- ters of political horoscopes may lean upon their wands and recover breath before they are reouired to predict the result of the figh t at Brighton. But the drum hag already been sounded, and the tramp of election iobbers has set into the South. That a tremendous struggle will ...
... A meeting of the Grangetown Bridge Com- mittee of the Cardiff Corporation was held at the Town-hall this morning. Councillor W. Saunders occupied the chair, and there were present:— Aldermen Jacobs and Waring, and Councillors Proger, Brain, F. J. Beavan, and Vaughan. The purpose fur which the meeting was called was to bear a statement from Mr Buchanan, of tbe firm of HaDdyside and Co., with ...
... TO..O/, i CEEDINGS. f L leGweedoreprisoners It.o .jjurda spectorMartin,again U) ■ this morning !>T u adjourned as- ?'?re ?: ...
... WELSH SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION I The fifth annual musical festival of the Cardiff Welsh Sunday-school Union was held yesterday at the Tabernacle Chapel, the Hayes. His Honour Judge Gwilym Williams, who had been an- nounced to preside.being unavoidably detained at Swansea by quarter sessions business, the Rev O. L. Roberts, Cardiff, was voted to the chair. There were present Professor Roberts, ...
... PUT riNG DOWN POLYGAMY IN UTAH, The annual report of the Utah Commission to the American Secretary of the Interior indicates that substantial progress has been made in sup- pressing the practice of polygamy in that territory, The enforcement of tho Edmundfl Law has been so effectual that the abuse is no longer openly practised, except perhaps, in out-of-the-way places. Yet the Gentiles of Utah ...
... Gossip of the Day. I From To-day's London Letters. MINING ROYALTIES The Royal Commission on Min- ing Royalties, of which Lord Northbrook is chairman, will meet on November 1st, for the I consideration of their report, at 6, Old Palace- yard, Westminster. AUSTRALIAN WINES. I am told: (says a correspondent of the Birmingham Post) by Mr W. Bridge Coilyus, a well-known authority on the subject, ...
... |VISITATION OF Tug BISHOP I OF ST. DAVID'S. IA-- 2- ALDDRESbS ATr OARMlARlTHEN, ai .bt Thge Bishop ofESt. David's resumed his triennialli hevisitation of hisi diocese at Carma>rthen on W~ednee- 'ii tediay. srb ervice wsva held at St. Peter's Chlurch at tO 11.}30 fir openedt with the singing oft Come, ...
... METg'ROPOLITAN N-OTES. ihe Ti Coasrsa1 OF THE LOin~oi Poaxers. of The licensing committee of the London onm County Council have to a large extent done me their work for nothing (observes our Londion. Uir. correspondent). The council rejected their , advice in the case of the Trocadero, and the led Aquarium, and renewed the licenoes. 1'he his question excited a great deal of interest, and tri ...
... 'I -UIJ, Li % ? I I 11I -1 3 i? -- El' D II T I .0 ?? WVZESTEN MAIL OrFICE. 4.30 A.J. F:RiANCE AND GERMSIY. C' 'C ENT;is.iON OF TR:OOP7S, [ t. ?? NEC)\ TELL§RA~r-j PAXIS, Fa:DAY. A 'oe ?? of W5iar has beenl held to I C0I>El 1 !r w$h2t steps may be necessary to ?? the expected increase of the lcrnznn p2. ?? in Aisace Lorraine. Th'at elnturce:'. iens are to bo very shortly sentto the ccnqj ...
... GRIEVANCES Ok' SEAMEY. ITT?, Tflrn rflr-.r ?? 'I HE EMLPLOYMENT OF FOREIGNERSE. frC Lay LJE'TERB FR{OM THEg SECR{ETARY OF ohi~ ins THE BOARD OF TRiADE, arc e8- . - Mrs seh The Secretary of rho British Seamen's Associaltion. cor oh having w rilten to Sir Michael H~icks-Beaich, Presi- pCI ns dent of the Boird of Trade, draiwng iliis attention the asto th~e large numnber of foreigners emeployed ...