... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... , 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 ...

... TREGENERAL ELECTION. THE SOUTHMOLTON DIVISION c THE UNIONJ'ST CANDIDATE. t ADOPTION OF MR. R. AK MOORE- J STEVENS. a I This afternoon at the Ship Hotel Crediton, a r largely attended meeting of the Ufhionist d delegates of the Southmolton Division wa8 held y to oonsider the question of contestiog the seat n at the forthcoming election. Sir John Shelly a Bart. presided, and he was supported a ...

... Trewman's 1Exeter Flying Post. MID-DnsoN Conservativets should feel proud in the knowledge that the splendid gatherings organised by them in connec- tion with the Newton Abbot Confereuce have assumed a National importance, from the presence of no less a politician than the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who was able to give effect to a promise long since made to address the electors of the ...

... MAGISTERIAL J'RO-kEDINGS. At Exmouth Police Court on Monday-before Captain Luke, R.N.-ELaZABnTH SMITH Was oharged with stealing from the shop of Mr. f Palmer, jeweller, of Rolle-street, various v articles of jewellery valued at £60. r Superintendent Jesse watched the proceed- ( ings on behalf of the police. P.O. Geary's evidence given on Thursday a last was read over. D In reply to the Clerk, ...

... - i>I ?? FOREIGN. Ipies r A woman at Odessa has murdered her four ° children with an axe. ceav 9 Prince Bismarek. has stated that he will man %ever again accept publio offies. attei The town of Johannesburg was for the firsa but e time lighted with gas en Monday evening. brou The wedding of Count Herbert Bismark and Edw Countess Margarette Boyos took place on Tues- Barr day morning at Vienna. ...

... THE G EN ERAL EILECTION. supp THlE EXETER CANDIDATES AND tofol TH-E TEETOTALLERS. Ml recei to th At a united meeting of deleizateafrem various Of S Temperance Societies in Exeter it wias resolved mn to ask the Parliamentarv ?? iente in the event of your being returned to Pri-faith ment will you support by your vote the Directpld Veto Bill witbout compensation, and alsoped the Sunda'y Closing, ...

... RADICAL CONFERENCE IEN EXETER. D A conference, in aennection with tie Don d Liberal Federation, wee held at the Iloya rd Public Rooms, Exeter, on NVedneaday sn ter the is presidency of Sir J. Phear.-(n the Meotien ol at Mr. HioTn (Barchtaplo), seconded by lr. () ( 25Bartlett (Brixham). Sir T. D). Aclrd, flart wa as re-elected ?? lev. G, Reed5 3r, (Ottery) proposed a large nurnber of Icadin, ce ...

... * Trewmanans Exeter Flying Post. S!T(IRDAV, JUNE 4rii, 1892. r ?? 'hat the (Goneral Election is removed U only by a matter of a few days, it ~5S the Constitutionalist party to keep bdevro the electors the hollownoess reproach which the Gladetonians are e'SlY casting upon the attitude of the LtIneat vith regard to rural and other ans, in oider to rob them of the claim *be workingnmen'sfriends, ...

... IS IT TRUE- That when Mr. Loram. rose to speak at the Bartholomew-street Radical meeting. one of the audience remarked Can't he speak without a paper P That when some commotion was caused owing to someone becoming faint at the back of the hal Mr. Dunn remarked Never mind, gentlemen, its only a gentleman who's faint. That although the meeting was, a ticket meet- ing, the Radicals ...

... THOMAS HARTiN, Siarebroirer, Exeter, is a buyer of St, Anne's Well Brewery Preference and Ordinaiy Shares. BAND PErFOrMANCE.-There was a large and appreciative audience last night at the perfor. mance of the Ist R.T. and Pablio Band. YnsETCRDnY morning about 350 pigeons, the property of the Croydon, Hammersmith, and London Clubs,were liberated from Queen-street Station. No WOIX To Do.-The ...