... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I 125 HORSES BURNED, NEW YORK, Friday.—The great American Horse Exchange, situated in Broadway and Fifth-street, was destroyed by fire last night. One hundred and twenty horses, some of them very valuable, were burned to deatb. The total loss is estimated at a quarter of a million dollars.- Central News. ...

... CARDIFF BF(EWERS' FICNIO, I On Thursday one of the big outings of Cardiff tradesmen was held, this being the annual trip and fete of brewery workers in the district. As usual, there was a large and representative attendance, not only of workmen, but of the gentlemen in charge of the various establishments. The company gathered at the Globe Hotel, Castle- street, at 6 o'clock in the morning, ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, Thursday. An telegram from Crete states that the Imperial troops on the 9th instant captured the block house, in the village of Voukolis. which had up to that date been occupied by the insurgent*, A regular force, adds the offioial dispatoh, thua bold the road connecting Voukolis with Canea, and assure the safety of the environs, where the rebels had previously pillaged and ...

... EXECUTIONS SATISFACTORILY CARRIED OUT. An Old Bailey reporter states that the con- demned men were visited lasb night by the Rev. Mr Merrick from Holloway Gaol, who has been assisted in his ministrations to the condemned men by the Rev. Mr Ramsay. Whilst Miisom bas seemed to pay willing attention to the kindly exhortations of these gentlemen, Seaman and Fowler have shown apparent indifference, ...

... I MUSWELL HILL MURDER. Stery of the Grime, I HOW A TOY LAMP LED TO BETErinON, I PRISONERS' STAY IN CARDIFF. I Doting the night of Thursday, the 13th of February of the present year, Muswell Hill Lodge, a detached residence situate in a secluded spot at Hornsey, London, was broken into by hgrglara, and the aged proprietor, Mr Henry Bmith, who lived alone, was cruelly done to death. About 7 ...

... CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE IN CONGRESS, Questions of International Interest. I Upon the resumption of the congress of the Chambers of Commerce of the Empire to-day a resolution from Aberdeen was proposed in favour of the codification of the commercial law of the Empire. It was recommended that the Government should be memorialised by the congress with a view to the appointment of a Commission for ...

... TO THE EDITOR. SIR.-I have no desire to prejudge the result of the investigation into the charge of excessive punishment bv a head mistress to one of her scholars, but I deem it absolutely essential for the future welfare of the community of Cardiff, being a seaport town, that she should at the earliest possible opportunity be invested with full powers appertaining to her position. The wisest ...

... BOMB EXPLOSION IN PARIS. PARIS, Thursday.—Considerable alarm has been created here by a bomb explosion which occurred on the Boulevard Haussmann early this morning not far from the Opera House. The bomb was composed of several small shot cartridges and a quantity of loose gunpowder, the whole being tightly pressed a large cocoa tin. In addi- tion the fuse had been saturated with turpentine to ...

... FRENCH NAVAL ARCHI- TECTURE. SERIOUS DEFECTS IN OONSTRUCRION. TOULON, Thursday.—Serious defects have been discovered in the newly-constructed battleship Carnot and the second-class cruiser Pascal, both of whtch are now fitting out for their preliminary trials. It is reported that although the Carnot has still from 500 to 600 tons to take on board in the shape of men, stores, and animunition, ...