... The trial ot a husband for beating ilit3 wife at Grey's Summit. Philadelphia, revealed the fact tbafc b bd 1,,n,,clced h,r d(,wn -ith -i 1,,lf ,f her ...

... Official Scratching. I LSUPVI.DI» BYMKSSRS WEATHKRny.! Meluon welter, Newcastle—Mr TooJe. i st. Oswald Wtdter, Newcastle—Soar. en?;,?nems-Kendf).le, Saxon P.uice Loyal Borough aa,imp Windsor—Mintlaw Hjyul PJate, Windsor—Enjoyment ;.1;;l:\lt1:t, It,h:c; appeared- -—, ??eugat, ???.e, R?t V.ctcria.. ?°P-?'' C. A, Ra.lli-s seA?d nomination, j?-nt?tshh ? D?m.mon Stakes, .?ndown-Enjovment All L4a ...

... CLOVELLY COACH CAPStZED. Four Passengers tnjured. A sertous accident happened on Monday after- noon to the Clovelly coach from Btdeford. The coach left the station at four o'clock, drawn by four horses, and there were 11 passengers on the top. In turning a corner it was upset, and all the passengers were thrown into the road. Four persona were rather seriously hurt, two of them ladies. One of ...

... LOCAL AMUSEMENTS. I The Empire (Cardiff). S'.) p.ood is the fare provided that despite the gL-e.).t heM, the Queen-street P.t!a,oe of Varieties was at both on Monday evening. &nd patrons found that the judicious ventda.tion arrangeinent,3 designed by the management had converted the ha.U into a cool retreat. Under these circumstances, it) wiU be passing strauge if large audiences do not rule. ...

... BATHING FATALITY IN MORECAMBE BAY. M!sses Harriet) Agnes Wright, 18, and M&b* Wright, 14, daugliters of Mr George Wh(!ht, Heyshow, L&nc&ster, were drowned on MontM while bathing in Moreo&mbe Bay on the sanct Mijoifung their father's eatate. Their motM WM sttbmg on the rocks at tho time. Both bodM were recovered. ...

... TO-DAY'S WEATHER. 4.30 P.M. TO-PAY'S FORECAST. FOR JENGLA»1>, S.W., SQUTB WALKS, Westerly and varying wkKhr, cooler some showers in pIaan- GENERAL.—The shallow depres- sion in the north and secondaries ever Kngland likely to cause further thunderstorms. ...

... THEL0SS OF THE YACHT SCOTIA I I Arrival of the Penzance at Cardiff. The a?, Pemsancq arrived at Cardiff this morn- ing from Antwerp, having on board the bod; of Colonel Cenway Gordon, the owner of thel yapht Scotia, which was run down by the steamer on Wednesday morning off Plymouth. A repre- sentative of Messrs Stone Bros. was in waiting at the Bier Bfead with a shell coffin, in which the ...

... An American Victs/'y. I WKST NEWTON (MASSACHUSETTS), Wednesday. —In a lawn tennis match here to-day Mr HobarS; (America) bpat Mr Pi in (Ireland) by two setsto love-7.S, 6-3 J and Mr Mahoney (Ireland) beat Mr Hovoy (Amedca) by two sets to one-36, 6-4, 6-1. —Renter. ...

... The Daisy Bett Law Suit, The appeal of Miss Katie Lawrence against the decision of Mr Justice Kennedy in her action against the Blackpool Winter Gardens Company was heard in the Appeal Court yesterday. The action was brought by her as owner of the sole singing right of Daisy Bell, and the defence was that the song as published bore words per. initting anyone to sing it free ot charge except ...

... STB AY ITEMS. The instinct lives all the world over! Mr John Frauds, Llaneliy, who has rceeniO returned to bis nati- o heath from Australia, captain ot th,- Queensland Football C-ub Queensland, it should tie remembered, is tiian ElIglanJ The liorriston Quoit CIUII. had most Ivrl lines in not winning the match at Lhvv^ypia., as scores below indicate MOBKIV1'. W LI w-O.'Yf-lA. J. Towel f>. I1, ...

... f THE TINPLATE TRADE. SITUATION AT MORRlSTQN. MASS MEETING OF WORKMEN. ALD. W, IL EDWARDS' ACTION. A mass meeting oi the tin-plate workers of Momston was held AT IIereb Chapel on Tuesday evening, Mr. Richard Hughea (member ot the Union Executive) in the chair. There was A large attendance, among others prebent teing Messrs. Thos. Phillips (general bee.), J. Hopkin Jolm, Thomas Benjamn, William ...

... LO CALJSJFJd N G S. Sir John T. D. Llewelyn has just sub- scribed a sum of 20 guineas to the Lianeiiy National Eisteddfod. The middla of Juiy is the probable time of the presentation of the freedom of Swansea to Sir John JOA?I Jenkins. It is stated tha? .Mrs Llewellyn, of Baglan Hall, intends to build some almshouses at Neath, if a suitable site can be procured, We re asked to MEN tie-11 that ...