... UN C HAN GE D. EX HOME SECRETARY ASQUITH WINS. A. ^IFESHIRE (EAST). Q^Ullh U 4,332 lmour N 3,616 Majority 716 Unchanged. MID-GLAMORGAN. s RESULT. ans L 5,612 WardsVaughan U 2,935 Majority 2,677 Unchanged. Ch.plin ,fLE^ D ,i663 L 2,687 Majority 1,966 ^presentation unchanged. Po*r^ORTH WEST MILTS. • fe. zl^ Majority 50S RepresentatIon unchanged. ...

... STRAY ITlsMS. Morriston F.C. play Cardiff at 'Cardiff on. November oth. Cardiff don't pi-.y any Irssti football ts^ms nc.vt season. Lansdowue came last year Curiously enou L,Carcliffl);tven't- a single fixture with a Yorkshire featball club next saason ...

... Yesterday afternoon Dr. Harrison (the Harwich coroner) resumed and concluded his inquiry Dovercourt into the circumstances attending tho death of the male child of Emma Jane Phillips, who is in custody on a charge of wilful murder. The woman, who is married but lives apart from her husband, gave birth to the child on or about June 14th, when the suspicions of the neighbours having been aroused ...

... A COLLIERY IDLE. Jr our btincireo ana torty-seven miners were summoned on Saturday before the Castle Eden magistrates for laying idle the Hutton Henry Pit on June 25th without lawful cause. The plaintiff company asked for 5s damages per man. After a consultation, however, between the solicitors eng-apad, the cases were settled amicably on the men promising to pay 2s 6d each and the cost of the ...

... Horrible Discovery. I I Children Buried in a Cellar. I TORONTO, Tuesday. The bodies of two children have been discovered buried in the ce!!ar of a house in this city. The bodies are identified as those of the children of a man named Piet^el, who were brought to Toronto by Reertitinl-Ioliyies. The latter has been in prison in Philadelphia for several months on charges of having murdered Pietzel ...

... Bisley Meeting. I BIS LEY, Monday.—The contest for her Majesty the Queen's prize commenced this morning in fine weather. LOCAL SCORES. Toe tollowi ng are the local scores In the Queen's first stage :— 200 5C0 Private Morris, 3rd Glamorgan. 30 31 Private Garland, 2nd V.B. W. Borderers. 25 29 Corporal Moxlcy, 3rd V.B. do. 27 29 Lance-Sergeant Gibbons do. 28 17 Lieut. Murphy do. 26 21 Acting ...

... REMARKABLE STORY, Told in Cardiff To-day. FROM THE CONGO TO THE NIGER ON FOOT. A Sailor's Extraordinary Adventure. TWO THOUSAND MILES ALONE. I Wild Beasts, Wild Men, Wild Woods. I There came into the office of the South Wales Echo this morning a very nautical-looking party with a rich Irish brogue. He said he had something interesting to tell. Would we take it ? Certainly. Now then. And he ...

... Lovers of perfumes will be pleased to leara that an eminent French specialist has discovered that many of these fragrant essences are not only harmless, bub actually of value to health. He  dMnonstiates this fact by the result of aa J experiment, whereby ho exposed a number 01 ? disease-microbes to the action of various essential ils distilled from flowers and plants. Bittet almonds, ...

... I [BY OUlt NEVOIAIUyXT COtt&KSPONDENT. J EWMAR.lill:r, Monday.—On the Bury side, Jarvis's Fatfierles-s and Mogul galloped a mile and a | quarter; Dorsera, Mena, Saltator, and Tom Cat went five furlongs. Jeanings's. jun., Pardalo, Pride, Powick, j Addeuey, Ste-,isLy &u'l .Eubteray went a mUe I A(ideY,ey, The Itays ?nd Lord DnuniBond?oiB?mUo j and aquanel'; Oatward Bound,Pi»acr,Infa.nt»P&z eoit ...

... I Jealousy and Murder. A mysterious mnrder has been brought 11 light in the Forest of Montmorenoy, m the en virons of the city. Near the village of St. Prix, an agricultural labourer found, yesterday morn, ing, the body of a man in a hedge. Death had taken place within a few hours. There were wounds on the face, which had been apparently done with a bludgeon, and a blue mark encircled the neck ...

... I Here and There. It is estimated that) the value of the carpets, including Axminsters, exported from the United States to England now amounts to $500,000 yearly. The New Zealand House of RepresentativEls have rejected, by 35 votes to 25, a Bill which has been introduced to admit women as Members of Parliament. The Rev. W. Hardy Harwood has been ap pointed to the vacancy of Ancient Merchants ...

... Local Successes in Matriculation I Examinations. The following candidates were successful in the reeoat examination in connection with the Uni- veraity of London :— Honours Division—William Arthur Dagies, Man- dovery Cnllege and Norah Helen JBod!]!, Aberyst- wyth First, Higher Grade School and University College, Cardig; Victoria E. M. Bennett, University College. Cardiff Catherine Black, ...