... I Alleged Murder. I PROSECUTION OF A SURGEON DENTIST. Herbert Wesbworth, surgeon dentist, Prescofc street, Liverpool, was to-day charged with the Wilful murder of his wife, Mary Jane Westwortb, on Friday last, and was formally remanded ov the application of the prosecuting solicitor untit Monday next, pending the inquest. The prisoner appeared to feel his position very acutely. On a post ...

... The Press Association says.-The London Stock Market opened very flat in consequence of President Cleveland's message with regard to Venezuela, Consols being l/i lower, at 107Ya. Home Railways were steady, but also lower- Brighton Deferred being K. down whilst American Railways were depressed and lower. Bears, with a good deal of suocess, are circulating adverse report with the object of ...

... FACTS AND FANCIES. The plank of happiness cannot thrive without the aid of cheerfulness. If be were fed regularly the shark would not be half as ravenous as be is. A lost cause— The clubman's exeuse to his wife for coming home at 1 a.m. What's a temperance saloon, papa ? It's one with a back door only. Cows are now milked by machinery. Milk is adulterated by hand as usual. He: Were you at ...

... Speking on Wednesday &t the distribution of prizes and certificates to the scholars of the W rex ham County School, Grove Park, Lord K?nyonsasd they had entered upon ? new departure in the intermediateeducation of Walea, and he hoped that everybody, without any question of politics or religion, would endeavour to promote the highest education of the people, so as to raise the standard of ...

... Suicide in a Cab. I A SOCIALIST'S LETTER. I An inquest was held at Birmingham yesterday afternoon, before Mr Oliver Pemberton, coroner, touching the death of Willieiin Hermann Sever- ing, aged 22. brass finisher, It was shown in evidence that the deceased, who was a Gorman, had fl-d from his native land in order to escape serving in the Army. He w.,ks out of work a gooct £ eal, and got ...

... I FACTS AND FANCIES. I Always Bowing—The fiddler. The Moat Common Skyhght-A start A Royal Excbange-Four orowns far A sovereign. Faot for Sooiolocti.-i' s-A yawn in company generally indicates a gap in the conversation. SWKKT CONCLUSION'.— So far se good, as the boy satd when he had finished the grist pot of his mothers jam. Yoll know that although a never drink, Smoke, gamble, oV ...

... A Pipe-stem in the Eye. a Doctors make many otran?e dimwvories. but M is not often that they come acroM the 'm of tobacco-pipe hidden away in a mail's eye and brain. A soldier can live a happy, healthy, and active life with any number of bulleb inside him, provided they are judiciously distributed, bqt ...

... A GOOD BEGINNING. Four Policemen to Manage a Boy. William Killocil, a lilasgow youth of 17 yeart of age, has enteied upon the records of the Qardifl Police in a very discreditable manner. Friday he was drunk in Bridge-istroot, and was, in the expressive language of the constable, creating e, disturb- ance by shouting, cursing, and swearing.* The constable of course went to the boy. but found ...

... A NEW CHARTERED COMPANY. A Counter-move to Venezuelan Con- cessions. The St. Jcmet s Gazette, in an article to-day under the above head-lines, statee that initial steps have been taken in British Guiana for the formation of a Chartered Company, whose area of operations is to lie between the E-sequibo river and the Schomburgk boundary; in other words, in that part of the territory of British ...

... PARIS, SAturdP.Y.-The majority of to-day's newspapers refuse to take seriously the list pub. lished in La France of 104 deputies who are alleged to have received Panama cheques, and describe it as imaginary. The manager of La France states that he possesses documents by which he can prove the truth of his charges. Mask Of the accused deputies hate decided to institute legal proceedings against ...

... I IEATH OF A CANON. I The death ocourred this morning at West j Stafford, Dorset, of Canon Reginald Stnfth. The 1; deceased had been rector ior nearly «ixty yean. ...

... I The Silver Robbery. I Sarti to be Tried on Wednesday. Sir Peter Edlin, in opening the London Sessions to-day, referred to the silver robbery case, and said there was ample evidence upon which to return a true bill against Sarti on the charge of feloniously receiving the silver. The Grand Jury would also be warranted in return- ing true bills against the men Gray and Barratt. It was decided ...