... FjIijINTOS ASK FOR A TRUCE. OENIjRAL OTIS DECLINES r TO AiqSWVER- C lS TRIlS A REBEL RUSE ?C SLTCCESSFUL AMERICAN RE- C, CONLNAISSANCE. -- Pl netr'3 C.Cgtr'll fronll Wilashlillgton Onl dE WedtcsehY 5iVS:I'llo following hitls been re- ed froeel ci Maclila of to-day's date: tI, 9S~trl,.timn is ranidpy improvintg. A r DassaaatO wllis metle yesterdiay several. siles to tic sontit a's filr ais ...

... CARDI FF RAILINGS DISPUTEL rne the DOCUMENTS RELATING TO chl THE CASE,.oc 5th den WHAT THEY DISCLOSE. cxp cv' PLAINTIFFS' STATUTORY put RIGHTS. no The copy of pleadings, interragatolrics. corre- and spondetricL A-c., ire the action broughit by the wol Cardiff Railway tomupany asgainest thle corpo- bad tior ration of Cardiff, asked for onl the matronS Oitr Air. Edward 'Thomas at the last ...

... . low NEWS OF THE BOABARDMENT- sle- CONFIRMED. ing baOPINION IN DIPLOATIC CTRGL1S. Lme The Press Association ?? British her Government has received official confirlationa a- of the news that further fighting has taken age place in Samoa. The terms of the dispatch are not communicated. but it ils officiarly de. the dared that the general effect of the Govern- n' ment's message is to confirm ...

... I 'In the last century coal in South Wales was disposed of by the chaldron-thirty-six E bushels. A Methodist deacon in Cardiff is having a vkarm time. His wife has definitely told him that she will never go to chapel again except A in a Sunday 'bus. It is, announced that Mr. 'Pryce-ones, M.P., is the authority on coloured waistcoats in the House of Commons. In the spring (says the London Sun ...

... THE COIQMPENSATIO,'qN A.CT-1 MlIr. Aithur Gladsltone, hinowner, of Westt Ilartlepcol, has written Mir. CLh.imberlaill statillg I tOitD, i his opinion t.he Workmen's Comupen- .attion Act, in spita of chat wvas said to the contrary. would conse to be recounted amongst thecmostl beneficial measures passed during her Allajesty' s rci~n, and (ieclarinic that nas ship- owner, with fhill- knoeledge ...

... | | DISCUSSION BY THE CORPORATION. n- . in COCHF1ARF AND THE WESTERN Id :MAIL. ra rs When tile minutes of the cabs committee or caine up for confirmation at the Cardiff County t a, Council meeting on Monday, Mr. Chappell it ly called attention to a resolution granting licencesI L to five. drivers and seven conductors, .and C Lt. moved that it be eliminated. t m Mr. Chappell stated that ...

... MERTH11YR S7r1i0 RS 'ANfD I RELIEF. OPPOSITION 07F COLLIERY doll- s, PANIESS. s APPEALS BEFORE THE GOVERN- i.IENT AUDITOR, :1-- e, Mr. A. W. Dolby, who is still conducting his I, audit of the accounts of the Me thyr Union for !rthe half-year ended September last, had befdr, ?o hint at the board-room of the workhouse on Wednesday the whole of the relieving officers r* and assistant-relieving ...

... e- in ~ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1899. 1-m Nothing definite is yet known. as to Vto Boer reply to Mr. Chamberlain's latest 8ug,? 4! gestion of another conference, 'this time af ibn Cape Town. A Central News' Pretoria tele; S gram states that the proposal will be rejeoted.l'' Evidence given at the Dreyfus trial at fennes bs on Friday was of an unimportant character, the jU majority of the ...

... . Before Colonel Thornley, Mr. L. Wood, and Mr.' J. Pavey6 at Penartli Police-court on Wed- iiesday, Dennis Murp#y, a seaman, living at a Iboarding-liouse in Sydeuham-street, Barry Docks, was brought up. in custody, charged with r . unlawfully wounding a coaltrimmer, named Patrick' Donovan, living at 67, Maesycwm-street, the .previous Monday.-Complainant said he went to 109, Merthyr-street, ...

... ! PIER-HEAD OBSTRUCTION I I AT CARDIFF. I'A ACTION NOT YET SETTLED. Another meeting of the committee appointed S by the Cardiff Town Council to take such action as they mucy deeum desirable in reference to the barriers erected by the Cardiff Railway Company at the pier-head (which, it will. be remembered, were demolished by corporation t workmen) was held on Wednesday. The mayor Ci (Alderman ...

... LONDON WELSH WATER . \ SCHEME. ?? par rio inf of BILL OPPOSED ON STANDING toN 11n ORDERS. sat 1, Mr. Caippion, one -of the examiners of Private the he Bills, on Wednesday afternoon ii Committee- ber ?? 'Id. roon No. 16 of the House of Commons, com-m he menced the hearing of the numerous allegations (Al nscontained in the meemorial against the Bill pro- ?? en ?? rcmoted by the London County ...

... CORR: ESPONDENC We cannot publish any letter unles s the wie Mr sends hiIs, Real.Name and. Address, notm'ades-, Doaw sarily for publication, but as. a guarcillted O pof t good faith.,01 *All ?? must' write on Oils Side of to h~ tbe psper~cnly,~ or thir letters will be rejected, greg .. Correspondents cr adivised:. not to send rena' or iginaltdocumentswt their letters. -.We pros declinito be ?? ...