... 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. ...

... CAIRO, Monday.—The judgment of the Mixed Tribunal in the action raised by the French Bondholders' Syndicate against the Caisse do Dette for voting the sum of £ 500,000 out of the reserve fund towards the expenses of the Soudan Expedition will nob be delivered until Monday next. Whatever the decision of the Tribunal, it is believed that an appeal is i novi table. -Datziet. ...

... OTHER VICTIMS. MOSELEY GENTLEMAN GONE. The Rev. F. Sanbaoh. who, vritih bit wife. was among the passengers, was, until about two years ago, Wesleyan minister at Moseley, Birmingham. He had since been stationed in tbe Stockporb circuit at Tiviotdale. On May 18th he revisited Moseley and preached a special sermon prior to starting to Canary to recruit his health. Mr Cadbury mentioned in the list ...

... MR JUSTICE STIRLING AND DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. I Important Decision. In the High Court of Chancery, recently, Mr Justice Stirling granted an injunction, with costs, against a London chemist, which is of much public importance. The terms of the order are that the defendant, George Goss, his servants and agents, be perpetually restrained from supplying to persons who ask for or order Dr. ...

... Matabele Rising. I ANOTHER BRUSH WITH THE ENEMY. Narrow Escape of Mr Rhodes. I BULUWAYO, Wednesday. -Gifford's Horse, forming the advance guard of Captain Macfarlane's columns, which has gone northwards in search of Matabele on the Inguza river, has had a brush with the enemy on Forcecas Farm, the scene of fight on Easter Monday, when Maurice Gifford defeated the rebels. On the present ...

... Matabele War. i The Enemy in the Mountains, BULUWATO, Monday.-Milles and drivers for the batteries of the Imperil guns here have arrived. M:tjor Roberts has also reached here with over 200 Cape boys. An impi under Babi- yau has burned Finaghty's farm. Five hundred Sekombei men are behind Thaba's induna, and a patrol has been sent out against them. A Mata- bele impi has raided Malatakam, near ...

... IN all diseases consult Dr. Bridgwater, M.D., I U.g.A-, 18, Custom Boyse-stree^ 131e ...

... ACCIDENT AT THE OPERA, I An Unrehearsed Scene. I Charles McCarthy, acting manager for McCarthy's American Company, is lying all the Wakefield Hospital this morning suffering from injuries received laab night ab the Qpera House. He is engaged in fire scene in a play entitled One of the Bravest, in which he has to rescue a woman from an upper storey, Whilat lowering himself and her the rope ...

... Official Scratching. I [SUPPLIED BY MESSRS WEATHERBY.) I Bushey Plate, Hurst Park-Boaz, ArdwelL Carlisle engagements-Whiteboy II. Worcester engagements-All Mr Taylor-Sharpe's horses. All engagements-Ella Tweed, Pennyless. All engagements before September 30th-Barwig. Prix du Conseil Municipal, Paris-Raxwig. All handicaps for which the weights have appeared —Instep. ...

... AN ALLEGES SPY, PABIS, Thursday. A telegram from Nice, published by the Figaro, states that tboinquiry into the charge of espionage againsb Captain Ravelly proves almost conclusively that theacoused had been acting *a a spyjfor.a considerable time.— Renter. ...

... I SENSATtONAL OEATH. A Domestic tnsured far JE8.000. A sensational afflir has just occurred at Aeook's Green, near Birmingham. On Friday last an inquest) was held on Mary Elizabeth Finch, 29, domestic servant. in the employ of Mrs Mason, wife of a local baker. The girl had been with them for about 12 months, and since September last had several times consulted Dr. Bradford in consequence of ...