... MURDEROUS ATTACK PRIESTS. ONE CLERGYMAN KILLED AND THREE DEP. TELEGRAM. Corfu, Monday. the conclusion of evening service the Roman Catholic Church here this evening a youug man male a murderous attack upon the priests Four of them were wounded, and one Canon Lightwood died his injuries. Another is not expected live. Corfu. Tuesday. The funeral od, who was murdered the r.i'C Church last evening ...

... gallant little Wales hi.s placq is. the Itoyal standard of England. Kngland tills two the ij.tarteriiifcS with its leoparis rampant, Scotlaml another with its red lion, and Ireland, the fourth, vs-it it Jisrp Halfour !i:u» boon unable to .-aii.ify i!ie demands the without conHuttu.K the Cabinet, and the l«a.ier of Welsh has been informed that answer cwi given the question until after Friday ...

... THE CZAII'S l-ENIANDS. AN ULTIMATUM. JAPAN THREATENS VIGOROUS ACTION. (BECTTER'S sf'KCIAf. SKIIVICE.) Pekin, March 8. The new Russian demands have cau*e ...

... I>S CYCLING KECOUDS. IPEI rF.I!'.- TKLEGRAM.) Berlin, Sunday. for kilometers with paco-3uk-->s, »v - f-n and the former .11 ut>— 50 and 1-,'tft second? The •orld'a re ti . f >ur kilometers and and thai! kill u;u . ve. Pennsylvania, Saturday. -ii: :li.tion lace tune here (I.IV Jimmy M: _ lowering the two ~rd in minutes -6 tin • iiiU'-e* 27 scconia. ;• CITY HAKBIKUS. Cork. Sunday, -il.it l City ...

... i.ondoo, Thursday. a Profs 4ti'>n i ...

... is I'linoi'.nced night's i«l>1 m liazette writs b.aniii; t luno 21. have j iwi issue r electing ate ..p».rll ph i ...

... INTERVIEW WITH THE PREMIER. London. Wednesday. A representative Renters Agency today had interview with Sir James Winter. Premier and AtU.rnei-General Newfoundland, who, Mr. Moruie, Receiver- General for the Colony, has arrived in London from St John's special mission to the Imperial Government. Asked regarding the objects of the visit the Premier said —The principal reason is to obtain ...

... (From Financial News.) Stagnation Loution market lor Cycle Share, yesterday, and cl without variation tijo Market business for th« tirtt Jay account. Prices irregularly, shares companies with which Mr or has been cenuected generally depressed* I>un! »Ps Deferred end fell slowly until when a sharp drop t ...

... meeting the Council ofttae Koya! Hurt - cultural >cietv of Monday at dices the society, 01 n strc - ' I'reseiif—Sir Parry K U-a Hart. I- \.a the rhair.i , Maj t-'unack. 1' . Docuvile, .1 1* , Me si-s ; James Hohertsoii. J Ijar.sjiuis Lefroy. 1-- I)'()li-r. 11 1' lvim-at, and ...

... the Irish Local Government Bill last eveuing when that measure suae for third reading. Mr. Lioyd Irisiring strike out a new line, indulged some cryptic prophecies about the Bill handing over t.he keys of Protestantism i'» Ireland to Romebut did not stop to explain how (his transfer was brought about. Mr. Lambert made rather agood point against the landlords by enumerating the sums which the ...

... COUNTY CORK PHCEMX. Thi« match was coni'liuUd yester.iay Ground, and resulted easy | fur County Cork 7 wiektfts. Score— I'M.KMX. Ist Inns 2nd Urn Lyons b Price . , M'Donald _. 1 ...

... GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIA- _ TION. F GERALDINE G. A. CLUB. A maetine of tbis club wns held last Wledneg- dny at Mr Bhhan's, Captl street,7& P F K.aue, V P, in she clair. Others present ?? Lane, Reu, Connolly, Brrton, Roehe, ?'Donuell, Clare, Fitzsiinoe, P Coffey. L Coffey, Leavry, Conroy, Callaghan,Parrelly, Pierce. Erritty, and J I Keane, bon se. The mtnutos of the previous meeting were lad and ...