... I S. Cholera has appeared at Samarcand and St Baku. Di Mr A. E. Bolter has been appointed assistant D. secretary of the Great Western Railway Com. y pany. d The strike of telegraph operators in Spain hcame to a close yesterday, a compromise being of effected. De Mr. A. L. Jenkins, the Great Western or Railway Company's estate agent, has resigned ), his position owing to ill-health. D A very ...

... CERTIFICA'IJ'E FXAMIINATIONS. The following Rre included in the list of candidates who obtained certi'icats a.t centres in Dsvon in counncotion wvith the Midentrn-er Oxamination cf pulisii by the Collego of Pre- coptors .- D,&RHSTAIPLi. BOYS-Scconl claf, firit division-W Tarr, Devon onunty Srcool, We.t Buclland. Third clasw, first division-P Coeiderr anni F Harris. Barnstaple Hiiddle ?? School ...

... EW:Ers IN BRIdEF F0MIGN. el Grat,.tipsfactionl is expressed by tb e Paris e arle't e fdilure of Sir Charlos E rr it Sneith'S MiWso in wD orucyO TWO railny bridges have been blow u ab strikers at Mullrn, Idaho. Tha strikers after- ds ?? the telegraph wires.I. lt is reported that Lord Stanley of Presto wil resign his position aes ove.Inor-Generdl of Canal.. before the OMarquis of Salisbury ...

... ORDERS FOR NEXT WEEK. | l8T R.V.-For ?? W S Mortimcer Color-Sergeant Nicks, Sergeants Piper, Dymond, E WI H Nicks, and Ridge, Corp'orals RouD, Smytb, B Pepprell, and Godelind. Tuesday-Company B duill at 8 pm Castle Yard ; recruit drill at 8 p m ti Castle Yard. Wednesday-Praetice at the Clyst i Vallev Range, names and entrance fees muot be left at the Orderly Ofdoa by 4 p in on Tuepda 0 ...

... |1 It is A serious outbreak of slanders has occurred with in the stables of Mrs. Oox, who ocoupies a fearm at Whitby, near Newbury. Afemale aeronaut at Detroit has been killed DS. through losing her hold of a trapezo bar and falling a distance of 300 feet. The look-out in the tailoring trade has 0 Cat extended to London. The total of hands now puila shut out all over the country is estimated ...

... NEWS. - = N BRIEF, -FOREIGN. Three men have been Illelod and many injured tive bv an explosion at a gunpowder factory at Con feet Hoherlehine, in Gesrmany. into A farmer has been exeouted by eleetiicity in Mr Now York State, death taking plane after three shocks had been administered. Albert Delautens, a Swiss, hae been arrested for threatening ip New York to' blow up the T New York officee of ...

... A. mceting of the Exeter School Board was sale, leld at the offices on Thursday, Mr T Andrew XRBS] pucidin, and the other members present being We ?? It It M Daw, A J Mackey, H O Lloyd, Br U' G Seager, A T Loram, W H Casley, and W Frii DunR. MO! RAcx-6TR0T1 ir0WANT SCoooL. Reviu A letter was read from the Education Depart- wnotwith reference to the Reck-etreet Infant bchool, who had forwarded ...

... Trewmn's Exeter Flying Post. SATURDAY, OCtOBER 22-,w 1892- THE intimate relationship of Ur. HARPER, of Barnstaple, and also of his S')I to the charges on which NLIL, hasbeen tried, mnay be said to bave led to the verY desirable termination of the careezof this inhuman murderer. Dr. A it be remtembered, was bold enough1 to 5fk the as3istance of the police ?? his en oharacter was assailed by ...

... DISTRICT iNEWS. a, ASHBURTON. V PETTY BE3810N8.-At the Petty Sessions on E Friday Frederick Gilbert was fined la inolu- It sive for ?? Selliok and ;, Charles Bearne were fined ?? inclusive for P stealing ?? Ann Belworthy, a , married woman, and Mary Shelbrooke, 13, F. were charged with etealing apples, the property 9 of Mr. E. Smerdon. The first defendant was s, fined 1la inclusive. The girl ...

... A GHOST AT OXFORD. LOOKING FOlR l-I8 hEART. A STdAANGE AFFAIR. A mysterious affair is just now causing consider_ ablo excitement among the residents -of St. Maty Hall, ore of the saiallsit of the xfeord foundatiose. There is a legend current in the Hall to the effeet that a Dr. Willianm King, who was princip:l at thu beginning of the eighteenth century, and was baried at Efaling Church, ...

... , On Thursday night a battalion dinner of the ba Ist R.V. in ?? 'with the open-ng of F their new hall 'was hold at the headquarters. 's1 Celonel Sir W. Walrond, Bert., M.P.,presided, nU and he was supported by the Hon Sir Stafford adi Northeote, Bart., C.B., M.P., the Right Ne Worshipful the Mayor (Mr E H Roulditob), wo Rev Dr Dangar (Hon Chaplain) Captain by and Adjutant Briggs, Major ...

... -0- THE DIRTIEST TO BEGIN WITH . !. _ 13a HEARD OVER THE COUNTER. ItT a village shop, not a hundred miles from Exetcr, the other aftcrnoon, the proprietor was talking business over the counter with a commercial gentleman w hei an at is1n's wile, of comcly and respectable appearance, entere(l and asked to be supplied with three pounds of a dontestic article, which was duly handed to her. ...