... tHE ATTACK ON INSPECTOR MILLS. I At Cardiff Police Court to-day (before Messrs deR0001' ^eavan and Hallutt) Reuben Nnrsell With*! aS a navvy> was charged on remand Mill niously cutting and woouding Charles way3' aQ 1UsPcctor on the Great Western Rail- intent* thS ba,ck 01 thc left ear with a knile- with West--t0 d° h'm K«cvoua bodily harm in a Great diif ^ailw&y carriage .between Ely and Car- ...

... The Transvaal. ( f I FEELING IN SOUTH AFRICA. I THE STATEMENTS IN PARLIAMENT. I SATISFACTION AT PRETORIA. 1 Pretoria, Saturday .-The general tone of the debate in the Imperial Parliament, of which a full summary has been published here, is regarded with satisfaction, but doubt is expressed in official quarters as to the acceptability of the pro- prosed joint inquiry unless it is to inclnde all ...

... WOMEN BRIGANDS. Rome, Mondav.—A brigand band composed of 1 i- « nrrested hoslc BouGveuto. four women h^J»een three attempted They are accused of ftnd a lon^H^of robberies. The leader is Signora Femara Saveno.—Central ews. ...

... fSUPPLIED T;Y MESSRS WF.ATHERBY.] All engagements in Mr Van Hoboken's name- Lord Kilkenny in Mr J. Miller's name—Grievance, Hovlake. Haydock Park engagements—Royal Dove, all Lord Penrhyn's ami Mr E. C. Clayton's horses. Electric Ciirl:(,It, T)c)nlt Shoot. Brighton Cnp-Jllnsa. Brighton engagements-Royal Dove, Glaze, Kil- kenny filly, Maida Vale, Intimidater, Iiookwood. All ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES AT EDINBURGH. The Priace of Wales, after being presented with the freedom of the city of Edinburgh on Thursday, messed in Holyrood Palace with the Royal Company of Archers, the Queen's Body- guard for Scotland, and a.t a quarter past n at night left by train for the South. ...

... SERIOUS RIOTS IN NEW YORK. I Hand-to-Hand Fights. UPWARDS OF 100 ARRESTS. I New lork, Thursday.—Serious rioting occurred here last night, and scores of people were severely injured. Crowds of men, women, and children stoned every car in the Second-avenue, aDd all kinds of missiles were thrown from the housetops and windows. The rioters barricaded the streets and spiked the cable slots. There ...

... Alleged Assault by a Sweetheart. I Eliza Mears, of Hackney Wick, London, the young woman who on Sunday night week received serious injuries alleged to have been in- flicted on her by her sweetheart with a heavy hammer, died last night. The young man named Preston will now be charged with the capital offence. ...

... THE WEATHER. I In Cardiff a pleasant breeze modulated the strong effect of the sun to-day, and made the da.} somewhat more bearable than Weduesday. Messrs Spiridion's thermometer at 3.30 p.m. registered 86 degrees in the shade. ...

... DEATH OF A CYCLIST. On Saturday Mr John°.on, jeweller, of Bir mingham, rode on his bicycle from Birmingham to Llangollen throughout the day in the hot sun. On arriving at Vroucysylltan, in the Vale of Llangollen, about 8 o'clock in the evening, he fell from his cycle and was conveyed by passers- by to the Britannia Inn, where life was pro- nounced extinct. A Coroner's inqnest was helet this ...

... On Wednesday afternoon. ja the presence of a targe and fashionable gathering at St. Asaph, the Bishop of Bangor (Dr. Herbert Williams) was Presented by the clergy and the laity of the St. Asaph Diocese with some silver ornaments and an episcopal ring. Speeches eulogising the services of the Dishop when Dean of St- Asaph were made i y the Bishop of St. Asaph (who said he felt keenly the ...

... A MATRIMONIAL TIFF. I Joseph Burke (43), a marine store dealer, ap- peared at the Cardiff Police Court thia morning (before Mr K. Spencer, Mr T. H. Stephens, and Mr J. H. Hallett) charged with permitting his children to become chargeable to the Union. Mr Pritchard, the warrant officer said that two of the children had been in the Union since the 1st inst., whilst the wife supported another ...

... RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. Half-baoks and Off-side Play. At the annual general meeting of the Rugby Football Union, held last September, a motion was brought forward that a half-back be con- sidered off-side immediately he gets in trout of the last man in his own tesin in the scrimmage. The Rugby Committee promised to lay the proposal before the International Board, and we are informed by Mr ...