... THE PHILIPPINES. I MOB LAW. I [REUTER'S SPECIAL BEltVICE.1 I MANILA, Tuesday.—The situation here as re- gards the Filipinos is serious. The selection of a new Cabinet has been entrusted to Mabini, rampant irreconcilable of unknown antecedents, but notorious as a bitter opponent of Aguinaldo, especially in the question of the Spanish prisoners, Mabini is reported to have refused his assent to ...

... LIEUT. WARK DISMISSED FROM THE ARMY. The London Gazette contains the following announcement Lieutonant (distriot officer) Robert Wark is removed from the Army. Dated 8th December, 1898. ...

... ALLEGED MALIC OUS WOUNDING. A Swansea Case. I At the Swansea Police Conrt to.dfty a, cab uiivev named Robert Crawford, living at P&rk- -cc. was charged with maliciously striking man named James Owen on the Swansea Sands on Thursday evening. Crawford, it was alleged, quarrelled with Owen, who is proprietor of some roundabouts, and the latter, whilst dodging about, fell, whereupon the cabman, ...

... I DISTRICT REPORTS I I STRIKE AT A BLÃINA COLLIERY f The strike at Hen wain Colliery, Btaiua, against a billy having b Committee at Cardiff this ...

... Here and There. A.free Russian library and reading-room -has* just been opened in the Wbitechapel-road, at the headquarters of the T-Iantle Makers' Union. The Tweed CommissiorHirs have just-bonght a steam launch at a, cost of owr £ m order to check illegal fishing at tbojnoctb of the river. King ELU-bert haaissned-a royal decree that theconservatoire of Milan shall forthe f nture be known as ...

... The Marchioness of Salisbury, who recently underwent an operation, left London to-day IfatQeld. Her ladyship walked to her Raided, and looked comparatively strong. The M>tten«y was made by road. ...

... OSCOVERYATCARDiFF. I Mutitated Remains Found in a Drain. I A shocking discovery was made in Cardiff on Tuesday morning. The attention of a. porter, named Franks, employed by the Rhymney Rr'jlw&y Company to attend to the Iava,cories a,t fheir Cardiff Station, was called to the fact that the pipes in the lavatory of the first-clasg waiting- room were stopped up. The cause he found proceeded from ...

... OVERLOADING A BARRY BOUND VESSEL. Captain Heavily Fined. At the Barry Police Court to-day proceedings were instituted by the Board oE 'Trade against Charles McAuley, master of the s.s. Afccrtay, for overloading and also for carrying too groat a quantity of heavy wood goods on deck. Mr Ivor Vac hell appeared to prosecute, and Mr H. M- lnglcdew defended. It was proved that the vessel loaded at ...

... H E P R I Ni A T E. I Approaching Visit to Cardiff Friday, October 21st, will be a red-letter day in tho liistory of the temperance movement in Cardiff, for it is the day in which the Primate of All Engiand has consented to give an address in the Pari; Hall. A general wish has been expressed to give his Grace a reception and a welcome i which will be worthy of the foremost town in Wales. ...

... TO-DAY'S MONEY. jSPKCTAr, TlCLRGRAMS. LO>!»I,N Sxoei; EXCHANGE. OPENIKG 13.20 A.ir.—The fortnightly settlement on the Stock Exchange continues to engage the atten- tion of dealers and is progressing favourably, and prices with some few exceptions show dulness nnd?r Cl iI: aeDcc or Cretan news. Consols dull, being lower. iiupeo Paper unaltered. Foreign Bonds flat on s!1ol0s-Argcntinc Loans 1 ...

... A correspondent states that a. man named Enos Wintle, aged between 50 and 60, of barton- terrace, Gloucester, was found aoout noon to-day hanging by a. rone from the balustrade at his bouse, Deceased, who was apparently dead, was formerly medical man and latterly as insurance ogent, and is sup- posed to have committed suicide. The police tried by artificial means to restore animation, but ...

... SWANSEA MARKET. The proposal to make a new entrance to the Swansea Market in connection with the confcsro- plated re-buihiing of the Hum aiC, Puncheon public-house has been abandoned by the Cor- poration, ...