... TEE MURDER OF M GOOUFFE. The Paris SBt'mifard correspondent vrites on Sundry j ?? gentleman who brought C'rabrielle Bompard from San Francisco to Paris, and who persuaded her to denounce Evraud and confess her share in the murder of M1. Gouffe, has not oulv allowed his name to transpire, but has elso given an aucouut oI flow he made fyraud's acquaintance, and his journey to Prance -with ...

... THE ALEGED FBRAUDS B'! YORK RACE I OFFICIAL&S THE ADJOURNED TRIAL Mr. Justice Wills took hls mst at York Castyesterday morning. At the ordinary assizes held on the 9tk inst. PeterBrennan r66), waiter; Arthur Dawson (46), kai.-. dresser; and Samuel Moore (49), clerk, were cbarged with conspiring together to acquire and obtain to themselves a number of admisson tickets belonging to the Yark Race ...

... EXTRAORDINBARY BIGAMY CASE. CEARGE AGAINST A YORK WOLAN.Y At the Kingston-on-Thames Borough Police-court on Weoncsday, before the Mayor (Mr. J. East) and other magistrates, Euma Crow, aged 24, was brought up in custody ann chazged on remand with unlawfully and _ felomously intermarrying with liobert Troy on the 13th of May, 1889, at Holy Irinity Church, iu the parish of Walton-ou-the--Hill, ...

... TLC-7 CllAIafE AT TIPPERARY. ~EALLEGEFD ASSA-LULT ON COLONEL CADDEALL. TEE cOVET-HOUssE ON ElitE. cm fo1inrin Dalaton, Pi. P. CRil1, C. j ~an-It..nal Brun~ao~eL, rad Crumulu - 11.' '~.2 '-t, allid LsiauLt in, 1T:pj rzi~ry i~ n (,Jol2 oa tnorind ~, r~ '..n31 ., a&,css~mz the n-yLrth - rho dcek, Wa~re nt tLzeiiflf~ aceii:-d wore it', ~n ..2LJ p r .~ 'lr A -J a rt 3 ? l. _- d iTh n T qqr.cn . 3. ...

... THES NEW SESSION. LORD ROSEBERY'S GALL TO ARMS. TEE SCENE AT Thu EEASSEMEUNG OP LORDS AND COMMONS. IFROM ODE PAJtl.IAMEItTAIIY COttRESBOZ4DE-NT.i After a rest of barely ix week, bet with an appear- ance of ar-insation chat only eici-ep ...

... AN ENGLTSHMAN T rITrD FOR MUJRDER IN SPAIN. 'PCIOM A srrlt'ATL CORRfESPONnDtNT- I Barcel[ona, MoCnday.-An enorinorre crowd. gathrer-l in the, Court. of Jusqticea here to-day to witness ailas tn-il of Samnuel WMillie, a. Britis-h subject, on a charger o~f murdering Don Jose Ti fill, a ne-rch ant of Barl(es-I lana. 'lilt is the main chiarge, hubt acre arc il teeI counts iii the, indictrmet ...

... TRIAL OF ANi ENGULSHMAN FOR M'U1RDERL IN 6PAIN. iSPECT tinL TELEGI:tf.l Bareelona, d -2esd 'he h-'arillg o-f role ervienre iln the trial of Srnv-i M Ibe, for dihe murdtr of Don Jose Eafili, Ivse conlinucd nere To-dan. Itse T-:iiti interest inl the ecse wa-. unabitred,. int the * vn'pa3i-t.i of the large zrowd which flii'd tle ecurt. s1ree-d all ci:! The side of thle Drinoller. 'Ihe, firest. ...

... OPENING OF THE CASE. yesterday. at the Sessions House, Pontefrant, before Mr. Justice Hawkins and M-r. Justice Cave, the trial was commenced of the petition presented by M1r. John Shaw, of Darringto-a Hall, -against the return of M1r.' Harold James Beckitt as Member of Parliament for the Borough Of Pontefracrt. The Couirt-house was crowded, but the accom-modation is very limited, and ...

... THE BLAC iSTON B EDGE ThAUA}EDY hiTnAORDIiAiY EVIDESNCE. Prtwli-id an inqeiq't at thle Nan- Inn, at It the foot, of IL-ackatone Edg':. ye,-trttiv, ('1Cit rut 't Kershaw, ag~-d 21 y~ars. daughter -f ?? ilumn lxer-n'iaO, I1a far nivr inl the nc;Ailty-'rhrcd. Mi'. NV. II. ttr, esc-olicitor, appeared On h6-lalf of J-0e, : Stofa i.c a ihals 0ois ssaid to hav e ke-T, tle -rh, -~t 1 tria' o thl inst. ...

... YORXSB.IRE STh1MEPR ASSIZES. NsJRTH AND EAST RuLINLGS DIVSION. The Sumnmer Assizes for the Nr'rth ard East Ridings Div iso York the county of York ivere opened yester- 1da'at orkCastle, before Lord Cbief Justice Coleridge, int tile Cmiwni Court, acid before Justice Gatiraford Brute in thep Nisi Prius Court, The-- following gelrtlersen constituted the Grand Jury: Mr. Jote Hutton, 9olberg, ...

... RAILWAY RATES INQUIPRY. EXAMINA&TION OF SIR CODRTENAY BOYLE. Yeesterday morning an important Committee of the Romse of Conin lon- sat to consider the manner in whiehi tho raldway companies have car;ried out the rev:sion of raltes. cnd it .nv further legislation as necassary to ?? aL 12cans of settling. disputes.-Mr. Sbam,- tefe-re presided, and there were present. as msembe-s of tlhe Comnt ...

... 1 ALLEGED LIBELh. Tn the Quepr&' Benchi ye,--r-cay. the ea:se of Crrst v. Crahctree ~nti otiers cam-e On for hearing b-fore the L'ord Chief *ilstier. ad al sed juits. teact')o wa.s brought to rjovcr dltnxag-e~ for aiiesgcd idbit the_ surtuimen: of claimn allcgtcng C iat tire1 ?? wi as a landowner anti landl- rd end P1>sn t ran od~daze for tile Staxford 1) soon Pof th,-ooruizlf of L'ucelo I tur ...