... THE IRISH COUNTY COU.NCIL ELECTIONS. EXTRAORDIPMAR2Y MT-NIAYOR OF GORK PELTED WSTH ECCS. Tbe Cork NIationalist newspapers deseribe the scene whiclh occurred on Sunday at Killarney as surpassing any1hing in the way of election rows yet chronicled in the history of the coinsLty. Originally there were threo candidates for the Couty Coiuncil Division, Mr MYoriarty. solicitor. end Mr O'Shea, both ...

... THE FOUNDERMIC OF THE CATO. Among the lost through the foundering of the steamer Cato is -Mr D. Drumnmond, chief angineer, i I Greenock, son of Mr Daniel Drummond, deputy- ! i harbourmaster. He had been in the employment j ' of Meesrs khncaid & Co., and r-aa appointed to the ship u-bile she lay in Victoria Harbour, i Greenock. A brother left Greenock yesterday i for St Ives to make ...

... AYR RIFLE; RAINGES. At a meeting of Avr DisIric' Committee e! the County Councii yzsterday -Mr Mattlhew Smith, Prestwickk, presiding-thlie Clerk (Mr D. W. Shaw) read a letter from Mr J. Campbell Irons. 22 York Place, Edinburgh. stating tiat on behalf of Her Majesty' WVar Department lie enclosed draft by-lba's whic'n it was propcied to put in force to regulate rifle and carbine practice at ...

... THE GREAT MARIJBUROUGRH GELS COLLECTION. I For ths second time within a quarter of a century the collection of gems brought together by George, third Duke of Marlborough., is tol| come under MIessrs Christie's hammer. Had it not been for an unlooked-for event these gems, I comprising in all 739 lots, would have occupied MTessrs Christie on Monday, June 23, 1875, and three followiug days. As it ...

... S TNi'i AIISTS SOCIETEY. fr-t raee'in of the fitec'ntn1 session of this ajt1 the Aeder-sifnia.u Butildiange, John Patranco, president, inat Tie reital; of last aneeting, also cc- ?? to the C'ldleide CGranng and rer J6', -f )tilirsort -:cu ?? andi ?? tvie::r~;alht ~Ix been read and adopted, Y: -0 x. Or? rxahibited a secies of Paleozofira 00l i rz icrooks of British Nortih i' 4l all ...

... P RIMROSE DAY. I M' Ceniagsby Disraeli. M.P.. placed upon the Earl's gra-e in Hu rhenden Churchyard yester- dav a wreath of prirroscs seat by the Quieen. O nth)er w rea'hs were received from the Ealing j Habitation of the Primrso Lea cu(e. Aiveyombe IC ?? ntire Club. &e. Thoe rimnber of visitors Ito the cenmeery was ea;ertionelly large, nrrer- | iiar benwveen 53-0 and 33(i' IAt an e utr1 hb-or ...

... I THE STELLA DISASTEB. I C8 NERO'S UQiUEST AT SOUJTHAMe¶PTON. The inquest on the lbodies of the Stella victims lanuded at Southampton wvas opened yesterday. TheCoroner, Mr Coxwrell, saidr he had consolted the Coroner's Society on the question of adjourn- ing the inquest until after the Dzarrl of Trade inquiry, antd on their advice he had decided to complete the inquiry and sit from day to day ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENti HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, April 20. The Lord-Chancellor took his seat on the Voolsack at a quarter-past four 'eclock. SCOTCH PETEIIONS. Lord Hopetoun presented a petition from the Edinburgh East Divisional Conservative Associa- tion in favour-of the Private Bill Procedure (Soot- land) Bill *1ONEY-LENDIND G BILIL Replying to the Earl of Kimberley, Lord JA. MES of HEREFORD ...

... I I By h:is trast disposition and settlement, dated 1t 114th February, 1893, the late Ad m Gibson, r-t ,.idipg at Ancrum, near Jedoergn, directs hisi ttrusteos, on the death of his mother should sh.e survive him, to pay to the City of Glsegow Native Benevolent Assoeiation £500, and to the Roy al i linfirmary of Glasgow the residue of his estate. By her tr-ust disposition and settlement, dated ...

... THIR:D EDITION. ' R lnAULD OFC, .5.15 -A.I. THE IVAR EAST. s THE ACTION OF AISTR!A-HRURARY. 3 ((SrIAt TMEGBAM TO TEZ STASDALD OF TO'DAY-) a Vienna, March 31, Night. b According to a repori; from Pole, published in 1 the Western Lloyd am i elsewhere, the Austro- D | Hungarian corvette Saic la, 2550 tons, carrying 12 'c guns and a crew of 300 men, was ordered, when 'c I on her way to Americn, ...

... FURTHER SENSATIONAL REVELATIONS. 1 EVIDENCE OF THE EXAMININC MAGISTRATE. (SPIAL TnGANS TO STA~nA .RD OF TO-DAT.) Paris, April 6, Night. The thirteen columns and a half devoted by the Figaro' to-day to the continuation of the evi-c dence taken by the Criminal Chamber of the i Court of Cassation will- be read by aU| with the utmost interest. It is certainly the most imnportant which has yet ...

... (aruvein'sTELEGRMr.) ' Mentone, April 6. The memorial erected at Cap Martin to the memory of the late Empress Elizabeth of Austria. who frequently stayed there in the years pre- ceding her death, was unveiled to-day in the presence of an enormous crowd of people, in- chuding many Anstrians and Germans. The official representatives ?? Paul Esterhazy, representing the bereaved Emperor of Austria ...