... THE ANARCHIST TROUBLE8.| INQUEST ON THE CREENWICH PARK VICTIM. The inquest on Martial Bourdin, who met his death near Greenwich 'Observatory, on Thurs. c day evening, was opened yesterday at Green: wich Lecture HalL Mr Carttar, coroner, said as deceased was believed to have died from anL explosive substance it was his duty to com- municate with the Home Secretary, and he should that day take ...

... DECISION BY SHERIFF SPENS. Sheriff Spent has given judgmntnt in the action raised in Glasgow Sheriff Court by the Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society (Limited), Glas- -ow ?? %rasnchof the Scottish NationailOpsrativtTailors' Trade Protection and Benefit Society, claiming damages for a statement made by him at a meet- ing of the Trades' Council on 5th February, 1893, regarding ete wages paid ...

... Is I PROCEEDINGS IN GLASGOW. The fourth sitting of the annual Licensingll ICourt for the City of Glasgow was held in thes City Hall yesterday. Bailie Morrin again pr& sided, and the other Magistrates on the ?? wore Bailies Brechin, Hamilton, Chisholm, Guthrie, Alexander, Bilsland, M1urray, and Murdoch. UNAUTYHOEISED ALTERATIONS. Duincan Porter applied for a renewal of his public-house licensc ...

... ANARCHISTS IN LOONN.O I ARREST OF THE HEAD EINTRE. EXPECTED REVELATIONS. The long and continued watching of the Criminal Investigation Department of Scotland Yard was crowned with success yesterday, when they were able to effect the arrest of the man known as Carnet, who, it is alleged, is the principal in the organisation, and emnployed the lad Polti for the purpose of placing orders with ...

... IGLASGOW SHERIFF CRIMINAL C-OYT.| In the Court Hill, Jail Square, yesterday. Sheriff Balfour disposed of the following cases in which the plea of guilty was tendered:- THEFT OF A WATC Wi. M'Gregor was sent to prison for fonr months for baving on the 21st of April, in Tron- gate, stolen a watch from a Partick man. There -were three previous convictions against hinm EnEWFNSXVE THEFTwS. John ...

... - AS TDAY.T Novernbw 17. SECOND DIVISIOIN. (Before the LORD JUST~eE-CLsar, and a Jury.) DUFF'Y ANt) OttHIMTsV JA'aIES YOUNG & SON. Evidence was lcd in thrcee actions brought by uimes Deify, Iabeorer, 'Western Infirmary, Wlas- grnin, a.d ?? in GOcan Poorhouse; John Smith, rhar, 0. Monklend Poorhouse, Coatcbtidge; ?? 1 aic.k Cratsles, labourer, Old 3Blonkiand I' ot: scaust ?? & Sun, railway ...

... L-rIMLS AN1D CHARGES| ULASCOiW SHEIgF CRIMINAL COURT A Trial D'et of this Court wa sbeld yesterday virhjin tile JEsticrary Buildings, Jail Sqnare- 3i.e:iJ Srraciatn on the Bench. A S' AflT' .ASERMSAte. >'.ro:'~hart Melville Bertram, who said that he ?? an Aninerican, wvas charged (1) with stealing a n ; ...

... I CRIES' AND ?? CHARGES.I ITHE SCOTTICASE-CRITICAL CONDITION OF KAST. The Press Association says :-The condition of i a-it, the prisonrt who is charged in connection with Lady Scott in libe~lling Earl RussellI devel- oped alarming ?? yesterday aftertioci, and a miagistrate was summoned to take hisl depositions in Holloway Prison. The prisonrtt had shown a slight improvement since Monday aft ...

... CPLASGOt CMINAL7- A EmE1TUS. The Chief-Conastable of Glasgow hats issued his; criminal retuens for the year erding 3Sle I December last. We makco the following extrscte:- iThe, total number of erhoes, reportod in the oltv Iduring 1896 )was 8242, being an inicrea&se of 206 cow- paredl with 1895. Of ?? number 2548 are Ireports of petty thefts,, ina whiob tue property stoele ?? I7s v54ue. The ...

... GLASGOW BANKRiUPTCY' courT. SEQUESTRATION CPA )itOOTMl`i`C7y-rr Jamos Cooper, I Livingstoane Tfrrrc. 2~_ I Bad West~ and ttadine as J. Ca~)po-&Af Iand shoe merchants, 22 We..t Jlow.~r~i Paisley Road WVest, and 33 Goal --a examined in bankruptcy Vt -rterday in iI' Buildings hofure Sheriff Sv:o ?? Robert Ridge, ?? G. L. WYoodrow, laws agent 'in the :- -STir Henry Lowentden. writer,, ar-. V.t:. I ...

... ]CRIMES AND CHARGES, I SENTENCE ON A FRENCH UFGER. The Paris Correctioual Tribunal has cond: s.: Captain Giallat, who Wias arrested a; Aniei- ?? month, to five years' imprisonment and qlfiara: fine for having delivered secret plans cnd dcc- ments to a foreign Power. The offence Was cer.m mitted eight years ago. Captain Giullot 'led tri; to Switzprland, and afterwards to Belgianu. 'iL only ...

... COURtT OF SESSION. IFIST D)IVIS1ON-TsvSDly, February 27. he N ?? the 1. .PRetDOT.r Llords ADAM for anid 711 aAnS t) iff B .-TURNER V. SS1,lGMA1N~. Wa - A settlafielt wa intimated to-day of thesact'et w3 tronblit by William Seligmnno, insurance breker, lie' 4Ulasgowv, against Jasmes William Turner, writer, p5r Greenrck, for payment of £770 14a Gd. On 2Stb cir October. 188c, Peter Macara, ...