... DISTIRICT NEWS. aingers, of thle A I MIFF.I Istance -'rml]LN G-OTNE eeiyf irsdas' OOCNtUE eeyo the weal her is No~v, likicly to interfere se-riously with tbus staple trarlo urgh it of the district. Cranes and tips tit Cardiff anrld boad Bariry whlich nre worked by hydiraulic power have qtaeen- been idle in consequence of the frost of Tueeday troint- night, arid we are informed that some (if ...

... ISOUTH WALES RINGINEDIDIN AND STIOKERIS. PROSPEOCTS Oil A SETTLE-MENT, Thle Collifery Eagillnelet, Stokers, and Outside stoin Fitters' Association held a muass meieting at liau Abeidare on W'desdnw y. - M~r. Whitcomnbe, aegi-t, reported th tl executive coin- the Uti~tt IVAd Met thle OUP0O on Monday aind Lwt Tuiesday, but failed to make ant' satisfactory roe' ar~ranngeient.-It, was then ...

... ICANNIBALISMI IN AUSTRALIA, ' . Dr. Courad Fristedt, n Swedishl explorer, bas alloyevd a mosc interestiw' ltour, extending over r DER a couple of vears-, during which lie hlot explored CeylCo, parts of Ansiralia, and Now Zealand. At CAylo) he made a lprotracted stay, mikcing num31erous e)ecursionos to the interior of this remorkrable island. Although De. Fistedt.'s principal IG. P1lurpoise ...

... lTHURSD)Xr, TANUARYI 1, 189.4> . _ . ?? Unprecedentedly severe weather is being I experienced throughout the country, aBwillI be learned from our reports published in another column, Mr. Parnell, accompanied by Messrs. Kenny, Scully, and Byrne, left Boulogne by steamer for England on Wednesday afternoon, Alessrs O'Brien and Gill would probably leave for Patis in the eveiiing. Messrs. Parnell ...

... THE DIVIDED IHU1SH PAWI1Y. i I ?? PRIOBABLE SljT1L'EMENT. [PRESS ASSOCIATION TrELEGRAOI.1 BOULOGNiE, Wra)NEssAY. lit After peiital.-insg of luncheon at the ?? til yesterday Ailr. Paritell, Mir. O'Brien, and thle otherte Irish members of P'arleainent remained together, hll arid the conference commenced, thle other gentle- 11 men who lied accompanied themn with- p rh-a1WIng. It would be ...

... THE SCOTCH RAILWAY., STRIKtIE. ,rttiss AmsocIArtoi; TLv.ik.15. EDINBIURGH, WEMNRSDAY. T'ho strike in the city and distrivt showed verry little alteration to-day5 The directors ?? their policy of rpsisttunte to the dervands of tihe men, anid tho Edinburgh moet appear more resolute thin ever in c'rrying on the strike, not withst3nnd. ing reports witirh were circulited as to mee. comting from ...

... THI E GREATl FiJTROST. sevire weatliec' is atilt being oxperiencod ?? thle ceutiity. Iii Sever I Pl~kP. snow fell iwavily yielterday, and in Loirduu 12le~g. of frost was recorded. G A RDI) 1FF. TDXS RIVISR TAFF' FIJOZE1N 0IRNi Q Pthe sevet ity of ilia presenic hatrud wourii er is so great in li~a~i! ihal m~irny peopiti re ?? of pro. vl' trs severe frosts whil h li~iva' brwri recordred for a ...

... LONDON LEITTER. ?? o0st LOsDoN CORRESPOODENT.1 LONDON, 1VLDNESDA.', flr THE PARNELLITS CoNrcw,,.,,ci.O There is a very general and well-founded opinion that no~thing will coine of the Boulogne business, uinleas it is that Mr. f. O'Brien rallies round Mr. Parnell. 'This ox- 1 pecteti event the Separatists are already ?? counting. Both Gl~adstonians and Seces- d, sjionists are fain in their ...

... The Vicar of Rumney (the REV. M. Morgan) having taken exception to the action of the parish warden (Mr. Bulgin) in providing a new church bier, averring that such a bier was unnecessary, a representative of the Western Mail on Wednesday visited the village in order to make inquiries on the subject. Making his way to the shop of Mr. Rees, carpenter and wheelwright, our reporter asked to see the ...

... oxEDI TI ON. I NVF,'rriisN AIIJL OUYicR, 4.30 ,r., 1- ?? T'HE, IYORLD'S NEWS.p b S ( 'I' .SY1JE(AILX CABlEGUA M.S THRIQO;C h1 DiDATZIRL'71$ AGRIVOT.) El I 'l'THIs IND)IAN REVOLT. t0 h 5 ANOTHElER COFLCI.O WITlI-I TIlE si REDSKINS. I - TIIIRWY-TIIRIE,'E MINEN KILLED. s 7IUSEIVILLE, TUESDaY Ninir . Thore was a scattering fire at long range 1l throughout Monday night and to-day bevtween 1i ...

... CORIU'SPODLENUR. We erraeot Plublics Rov IOlor unless thle trviteir d liii ?? 0.A.5 scrd Aimitlsee, not !Ieoossarlly for pubil. S. aetlon, bilt as5i guaorantee. of uo ad th The Editor cannot urndertloia to return rejecitid cons- aullie roisintiolls 55n055 an~y circumsotances, Ruig ,*All ocnsrepopssdeets mos3t write on oNE. ?? of1 th iii thoe Sop;r ony, iir'their letters will bisrejc~otcd. VI ...

... GLA MORGANSHIRE PAIlLIAMEI'aNTARY LIST. The new burgass list for 1891 for tile county of Glalnorgan iB issued to-day (TilOrsdlLy), asts con- sists of over 3,000 piges of nalnmes. The Pirlina mentitry list te ,,ivided into five divisions, viz.. Gower, Mid, Southiern, lastern, nti Rlsondad. ?? tme Gower Dvision there is a decreiksi of 304 voters as compalreld with last yeor, ileo fulliiig-oll ...