... ALLEGED INDECENT CONDUCT. I At the Cardiff police-court, this morning— before Dr Paine and Mr Rees Jones-San,iel Jones was brought up m custody, on remand charged with indecent conduct. Mr George David appeared for the defence, and as a matter of indulgence was permitted to cross-examine the witnesses who had given evidence at the previous hearing. After a lengthy cross-examination the ...

... I This space is reserved for any event of inMre&t arriv-  .i .fSwmethiseditionisbeingprmtcdoS 0 ) !? i il ...

... YANKEE YARNS. The Sadness of (t. John Henry was just starting out the other evening to see his girl when a married acquaint- ance stopped him at the front gate. Hello, he said. where are you going ? To see my girl, was the cheerful answer. Ah, courting is a great thing, my boy, a great thine. Yes, I've found it so. But a man has to be mighty careful. Oh, I don't know; I never had any ...

... SOUTH WALES ASSIZES. Mr Justice Lawrance, who goes to the South Wales Circuit, has iixed the following dates for the forthcoming assizes :Haverford west, July 7th Lampeter, July 12th Carmarthen, July 15th; Brecon, July 20th Prestfngn, July 23rd gv/ansea, August 2nd. ...

... The paper brain on the Great Western Railway, which left Plymouth at 10 minutes to 6 this morning, ran off the line at Ivvbridge. A break- down gang was soon on the spot, and in two hours traffic was resumed. No personal injuries are reported. ...

... 7 ZM- 1 M)RD SALISBURY 8UMMONED I TO WINDSOR. !^he Preps Association savs the On? v 'the Pre!s Asgoci:ttion sa.ys the QI1t'en bas sum-  ?n. Lord S?i?bary to Wind.?. Th? ??I 41iNLer w;J! leave London to-n.?t for tho C?-?tie ? ? ha.ve an audience of her Maj?tv ,? ? ?.——————————— ...

... ^ARRYMEN AND THEIR WAGES J? I\U the North W;t!ns ?tc qn?rnes employ.  \JTlion '?? a demand was ?ade to-day for an ?. ?s ...

... _H_ WAMCS AND THE GENERA1- FLltaTTO,Tlle proprietors of tile SOUTH WALKS TUn.v NKWS have j 'urwnged that a member of their literary staff, a native of the Principality, and long and intimately associated with Welsh journalism, snail, during the next few weeks, visit the South Wales constituencies and sketch from life the political portraiture of the various counties. It is intended, sketches ...

... Terrible Atrocities. AR8 AND NOSES OF WOODCUTTERS I CUT OFF. 12 POOR FELLOWS MURDERED. I VV YORY, Thursday.—Tho Bc?M publishes tat 0 wlng ?slegram :—A. despatch from Mexico st&te? ?? ?? Maya Indians recently captured We]v 6 ??o?cutters near Behze and cut off ?6i kbbir ears and noses. They made an effort t° force'r capt ives to divulge the w h ereabouts Df th Ir captIves to IvuJge the wherea ...

... LIBEL BY A NEWSPAPER, S250 Damages. In the Queen's Bench to-day Justice Mathew, sitting without a jury, disposed of the case of Helby v. the Star newspaper. The plaintiff. a well- known member of the London School Board, complained of the alleged libel published in the Star during the progress of the School Board election last October. The defendants now apologised and expressed regret at what ...

... ? 9, _,i_g of the C?rdig R?rat Sanitary Authonty held Wed e%d,r th?inlar? I deney of Mr R. Fcrrost, an elaborate scheme for the draInage of IV ? ite h ?rc hvsn,gidered.-Mr rr?er, surveyor, estimated ZIi t'. t L61 00, it bemg proposed to drain the pansh into the sewers now being I?d down by the Ytradyfodw Local Board.A sub-committe, cons)st]n? of the chair- man, vle'chairman, and Mp?sr? Henry ...

... The Man About Town. I An old dream is revived in a letter from a Penarth gentleman, who hopes, by a few clever strokes of the pen, to obliterate hitory and the tendencies of the human mmd, and consntute a Welsh National Church, to which all believers may belong. It is a pious wish. All sects would be recognised and drawn in within the pale of the parental circle, and by name at least, ...