... l'orthcawl, Monday. An explosion of dynamite occurred this morning the Newton Sewerage Work- n-ar The explosion was the warming cartridge over tire. men were terribly injured, and two it is will I not recover. ...

... » LETTRII FROM MR. MP. At the weekly meeting tlie Hulieb-ro' Bard of Guardians Monday, Mr l'atiiek O'Ked'v, Chairman, presiding, the foll>win„ letter was r -rtd fr Mr Ynutiif, M : •'SiK—1 am in receipt of resolution, dated 3rd in-t. in reference the desire the j>art jof the guardians to hav the AgricuU tual Mark* Hill re-intr.Kin.fi. When thin 1)1! was > beoie 'tie us- it. was pn>n'« 1 oaf ...

... DISCIPLINE IN THE HOUSE. JONES AND THE SUPERINTENDENT | Yesterday at 12 o'clock liie governors the Richmond mei the Boardroom , i'i ison. Mr. J J P, presided. The other governors present were— Percy Grace, Bart; Eustace, The Lord M i).» , ilt ssrs .ore, R Garstm, I) L; C'rozier, Philip Littie, R lUiaui , ire and, J .M'iioimcil, Hugh Doyle, and Macuie. THR COM M ITTSK(In the 1 >r Eustace, ...

... meetiner of the Executive Committee of the above hel lat offices last evening, the vice-president. Mr James A Doyle, in the chair. There were also present—Messrs P M'Donnell, I' J Murphy, W Coffey. C Koche, J M Sargent, T Ryan, Jos Doyle and T A Lawler, auditors ; Jas O'Brien. C«oney, and J J M'Cormick, sec (pro tem). The president, Alderman PJ MA'a be, Messrs C tirinies, C ; Thomaa Cooney, ...

... »■- VICE-PRESIDENTS, COLONKLS, MAJORS, AND DEPUTIES IMPLICATED. (REI I KH'S TKI.KURAM ) Rio Janeiro, Wednesday. A great sensation has been caused here by the publication to-day eflic police repirt concerning the conspiracy which culminated on November sth last an attempt to murder the President, Prudente Moraes, aud 'he actual assassination of the Minister of War, who intervened save the head ...

... The usual meeting of the Executive Coin! mittee of the abivo association was held the Abbey Hotel Friday evening, the 7ih in«t. when ihe following wore present —Messrs J 1 J P, T C, president, (in the chair); M Rowan. .' T Muhjueen, R Scolt, Kit/.sim ns, in, B Diilcn, and John Irwin, sec. THE BACHICLOR'S WALK AND litlAY. Scott banded m report the deputation which waited upon the Citv Engineer ...

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... SPECIAL WIHI OUR OWN London, Saturday Morning. The electioneering experts engaged on both sides in the York contest agree that the result will depend on the railway vote. There are some 200 members the Auialgnmated Society of Engineers the register, but it is declared that they are not altogether, even a majority of them, opposed Sir Christopher Furness becsuse his membership the Employers' ...

... DUBLIN MONEY MARKET. Mondny Evennij». Consols easy. Home Railways steady. Misckllanf.oi's on kisk. Coats AND IiI'INNKSS I.OWfcK. Fi.uctuations Fish Oil Syndicate. HISK On. DEFKIIISEH. Except tli. cast; « «f active specialities tli.ro was only amount of dy.tling transacted oil 'Change this afternoon. Perhaps after hours operations swelled the bulk. There was very erratic and nervous dealing in ...

... 18-carftt Gold Chains, £4p«roz; Solid ! Spoons and Forlcs, per Solid Afternoon Seta, £5. £okom> Pi»Bafitcu94 *•»' ...

... Roasland, Columbia. Dec 15. is nearly two s since told in the fffw/i the story of tins town. was then an incipient mining camp, while now it is a city with a May i■ »ti>i To« n Council and Beard of Aldermen. I lip f uinder the city is Ross Thompson, a Canadian born of Irish parents. | Six years ago came to this section without ! dollar, and hie wages joking in a miner's boardiughouse. A ...