... Although many mouths have now elapsed since the last Wtntechapol Murder, the Scotland Yikrd auttiorities ara still engigckt in the en- deavour to fathom the mystery. A well-known inspector, attached to the Criminal Investigation Department, has the matter in hand; and thougu, owiug to his temporary indisposition, a rumoiy has become current that the efforts in question wero beiug relaxed, he ...

... ??ce of KM at the top of the heading '? also at one of the stalls a third of the distance lip prevented the whole of the bodies, many of 0111 are supposed to be under the falls of earth, being got out. A small portion of the floor ° NO. 2 beading is said to have taken fire. No. I heading was also got into, but here the faUs Were heavier, and it became necessary to remove the bodies from the ...

... A RELIEF FUND OPENED. The Mayor of Newport is organising a sub- scription, and the Lord Mayor of London will be asked to receive subscriptious at the Mansion House for the families of the deceased. ...

... ARMSTRONG'S REVENGE. Hamilton Armstrong was a blacksmith. His workshop was situated close to a wayside station on the miin line of oue of the great Scotch rail- ways, but at a considerable distauce from any town or villiage. However, being kept pretty busy at work for the neighbouring farmers, and being consequently well-to-do, and having, moreover, as his nearest neighbour, a very pretty girl ...

... CARDIFF WATERWORKS COMMITTEE. At a meeting of the Waterworks Committee, held this morning, Alderman D. Jones (ex- Mayor) presiding, thero were present Alelermen Lewis,W. Sanders (Mayor), Waring,Jaad Jacobs Councillor Heme J. D. Williams (deputy town clerk). The minutes of the last meeting, iociuding the revised scale of salaries, were read and confirmed. Mr H. Fothergill (junior ...

... From Abercarne to Central Africa. MARRIAGE OF THE REV. EDWIN LLOYD. It is not often the lot of the inhabitants of the Interior of Africa. to witness a marriage accord- ing to the rites and ceremonies of old England, writes a correspondent, and hence the native Church at Kanye was well filled on the lallt day of 1889 with Europeans and natives to witness the nuptials of the Rev Edwin Lloyd, of ...

... On Monday afternoon, a glove contest, under Queensberry rules, for a purse of £ 20 for. the best of twelve rounds, came ott on the Treforest Itunuiug Grounds, between A. Cook, of Peny- graig, and P. Coughlin, of Trealan. Many thousands of spectators were present, the contest exciting very great interest. Cooke turned the scale a6 about 10 stone 9 pounds, his opponent being about 9 pounds ...

... A foot-race for L25 a side took place on Mon- day on the Treforest Kunninsr Grounds, between V. Thomas, Rhydfeliu, and C. Ifuglip, Trealaw. The distance was 500 yards, and both men started from scratch. When approaching the tape Hughos stumbled and tell, Thomas therefore winuiug by about 15 yards. ...

... Thi?? SPACE IS left for any special event arriving hilet ise(titioiiisbeiug printedoif BAHEY DIVIDEND Barrv directors decided to- day to declare a dividend at rate of five and^a halfJ per ...

... Jake K-irain is not satisfied with his late six rounds contest with Corbet: and a match has been made between tueni to light to a finish, some time in lie X¡; J1\o!)tb. ...

... DEPUTATION TO THE HOME SECRETARY, To-day a deputation of miners' delegates representing all the great coal-ruining centres Waited upon Mr Matthews at tho Home Office, and urged the importance of Government support of the Eight Hours Bill for colliers. The deputation agreed in representing that, owing to the vitiated atmosphere in which the coalminer Worked, his hours of labour should be ...

... FATALITY IN THE HUNTING FIELD. Whilst hunting with the Quorn Hounds, near Melton, yesterday, Captain Barclay, of Seraptoft Hill, near Lsicester, was thrown from his horse in tuking a high fence into the hard road and broke his neck. The body was removed to Serap- toft, and sport was suspended. The deceased was brother of Mr Barclay, of London, owner. of Bendigo, winner of the Derby, and was ...