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... I THlE WEATHER. I Tlhermometer and Ilaronnter. I 11)IlNTIH AT 2 A.M,. TI)-oAy. SUNi. iU-1N. Hise.1 . 9 5 a - 11 14 1I. M. S ets ~.. 5535 HeM.- I -t A. M. UlIh w&tetr 1t Aber. | 6t17 A.M. livel ) 0 46 P.z1. TO-DAY (Docellibur M, TO-PAV? F3ORECAS'TS F&)R T D''O-DI)Y. 1 The follow ing fore o t of wveathirr fur to-day I -Iret faoit hall tho Mleteoirological Otli-e ...

... IO1t()1'li1'TS AND P)ij()PIlil'C'Y. To p)rOp)IICsy iS 1atlhr risK;Iy. It, is all volly woell if t l Ot e O11`hr Inly llYlItiJ l)rl3UiCH hilat ho, knnows, o0r udwIi Caur that thl (datf) O( tin Uvontt fOr;OtOld is fixed at n tolorably rVItt(J P( riOdtj thO WttUI'(, heCntISe the JO ophtot being de3ad it Call mintt(31 little to h;il;. whuthiCr hliS proginosticationis com(1e true Or not. But it is ...

... I 8,ECOND EDITIONI 5 NnW BaDGiE SnRnET, LeNAmne, A&UDwDr JOUREAL OPinz, Friday morning, 5.30. (BY SPECLA.L WIRE.) SPANISH PREMIER AISD T'-E UNITED STATES. WAR IF NECESSARY. (DAILY MAIL TELEGRAM.) Narw Yor.a, Thursday. The New York Journal publishes an in- terview which its Madrid correspondent had with Senor Sagasta. The Spanish Premier remarked, in reference to the divergent re- port~s of ...

... j ACTIVE BLOCKADE OF C CUBA. INTERCHANGE OF SHOTS. SHIP CAPTURES BY BOTH BELLIGERENTS. THREE PEIZES FOR AMERICA. REPORT ED SEIZURE OF THE LINER PARIS. One of the most important items of news concerning the Spanish-American war on Saturday was the reported capture by a Spanish war ship of thle American liner Paris, one of the vessels subsidised by the American Government, which left Southampton ...

... A LADY who owes probably her life, certainly her health and happiness, to a sweep who camie to L her house onl business. has beets visited by a Newark Advertiser reporter. For fourteen years, :\rs Pegg (of Cothamn, near Newark) bad been through the fires of affliction. For twvelve years, she said, ' I was like a wo- 3man three parts dead. She had a combination of complaints, chief of ...

... I TH E WAR. I ADMIRAL CERVERA AT SANTJIAGO. THE DEFENCE' OF THE PORT, YELLOW FEVER RAMPANT. SPANISH RESERVE, SQUADRON. The American Navy Departmeent yester- day posted a notico to the effect that Con- i nuudore Schley had seen the enemy in Santiago Harbour. This is equivalent to saying that the stories about the Spanish and the American fleets being destroyed were baiielems. The Spaniards are ...

... I3TJDDON AND BARRY CAMPS. III view oF the ma.-ching in to Buddon Ar- tillery Camp of the AVet of Scotland Artillery (Southern Division R.A.A, on the 16th inst. from Maryhlil Barracks, an official visit was tiade last week to Barry Links and the several improve- ments iat Buddon Camp suggested to the War Oflice by the Scottish headquarter authorities have since last year's camp been givers ...

... . JUMBLE SALE. The Jumble sale in aid of the fund for the re- storation of St Mary's Chapel, which was opened on Friday in St Katharine Heall, was re-opened .on Saturday afternoon by Baillie Sangster. Since the previous evening a, quantity of additional articles had been sent in, and the stalls were won- erfully fnl'. In addition to those previous1y men- tioned as having assisted in the work ...

... SE RIOUS DILEMMA. DETERMINED ATTITUDE OF MEN. A Cardiff correspondent states that the clliery proprietors and the colliers alike are in a serious dilemnsa,ala Vyesterday tb erewas no amelioration of the strained relationships. The meetings wiliel were held yesterday were chiefIv confilled to the men's side, and tbe men intimate by their resolu- tions that nottilng short of an advance in wages ...

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