... A Wife Tracks a Suspected Husband. The Isewport magistrates at their silting on i Wednesday investigated two charges of assault which arose through the green-eyed monster.' Kate Granville, wife of a work3 foreman resident ip Albion-afreet, told the QOQr; through her solicitor, Mr Dtgby Powell, that she had suspected her husband of being on too friendly terms with Mrs Selina Hedge, of ...

... MAYBRiCK CASE. The Central News says the Home Secretary's decision with regard to the fresh facts and repre. sentations recently submitted to bim on behalf of the c.mvict, Mrs Maybrick, is expected to be made known at an early date. ...

... GLAMORGAN ASSIZES. Sentences To-day. I At these Assizes to-day, held at Swansea, Henry Wagner, who was found guilty of attempting to blackmail Mrs Chisholm at Oar. diff, was bronght up and sentenced to three years' penal servitude. Mary Williams, for wounding a man named Wiltshire at Cardiff, was sentenced to 14 days' hard labour. ...

... DOG SHOW RISKS. Bob Martin, a breeder and exhibitor, of South. port, was fined 253 and costs at Hsywood to-day for having an unlicensed dog. The default was discovered through the Excise officials visiting Heywood Dog Show and going through the catalogue in search of any animals for which licences had not been obtained. ...

... CRIMINAL EVIDENCE Bill. I A Recorder's Comments. In addressing the irrand jury at the Birmingham Sessions to-day, the Reoorder animadverted upon the Criminal Evidence Bill now before Parlia. meat. He said the privilege aocordcd by the measure of allowing a prisoner to give evidence in his own behalf without being subjected to cross- examination as to character and antecedents would be ...

... DREADFUL CHARGE AGAINST A FATHER, A horrible charge was heard at the Swansea Police Court this morning, before the Stipendiary (Mr J. Coke Fowler) and other magistrates. James Williams, mason, living at 6, Hill. street, Swansea, who was arrested the previous night at a local public-house, was charged with criminally assaulting his daughter, Florric Williams, ab,divers dates during the past ...

... FIRE A r CARMARTHEN. There was a big at the stables of the Bush just at the dawn on Friday, and but for timely intervention the royal hotel would have been eadaugeted. The fire was discovered about j 3 40 in the upper outbuilding, where valuable horses and priza dogs were housed. The yelping! of the latter and the neighing of the former rousea the occupants of the hostel, and when they tan to ...

... RAILWAY ACCIDENT, A Number of Persons Injured. HAMBURG, Friday.—A railway accidenb oc- curred yesterday at Winsen, by which a number of persons were injured, seven seriously. The injured were conveyed by special train to Hamburg. —Renter. ...

... PENRHYN QUARRY DISPUTE. Lord Penrhyn has now given a definite reply to Me Robert Da vies and the six other workmen who prepared the case of the Bethesda quarrymen for his Lordship's consideration. After entering in detail into the various points urged by the men, to which he returns negative replies, Lord Pen- rhyn concludes :-It is possible that I may not have touched upon some of the minor ...

... tSUPPMFO BY MRSSRS WK.ATHERBY 1 Juvenile Steeplechase, Hurst Park—Morglette. Hurst Park engagements—Don John. Sandoivn Hurdle I-L-tee-Keep Out. Wolverhampton engagements-Guardsman II. Althandicaps where the weights have appeared— Guardsman II. Ail engagements-Sea Wall. ...

... SOUDAN EXPEDITION. — 1 lBY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.! KossEa, Tuesday.—The work of getting rAortt up to this place is proceeding with great f/*pedi tion. Supplies are brought to Akasheh by tailwai aud thence forwarded by boat. When th* railway reaches Kosbeh the difficulties of supply will to a great extent disappe ...

... To-day's Freeman's Journal states authori- *tively that the convention of the Irish race will take place in the Lancaster Hall, Dublin, on the 2nd. and 3rd of su'tBmV'r- ...