... Glamorgan Assizes. TRIALS RESUMED TO-DAY. the Glamorgan Summer Assizes resullled at Swansea this morning. CROWN COURT. (Before Mr Justice Bruce.) A Lucky Prisoner. the n a Uar!; (16), fireman, who pleaded guilty Putti Vi0as ^ay to feloniously and maliciously chair tV?° S0'S trolley wheels and a railway Wit^r on Cwm Pit Railway, near Merthyr, ins lateat endanger the safety of persons be- Th °T ...

... LL*ASS OF MRS VAUGHAN. v^ghtnyttiag° telegram to-day says :—Mrj geltttter1,« ...

... PENRHIWCEIBER COLLIERY WORKMEN, Mr John Giles, workmen's secretary, writes from the Public Hall, Penrhiwceiber, stating the result of the deliberations of the joint committee of tradesmen and workmen specially appointed by the Penrhiwceiber Colliery workmen to consider the circumstances of the issue of the above circular. The following is a written statement submitted to the committee by an ...

... The Man About Town. I What a c; rush of events, a plethora of engagements face one for the coming week. The week beginning on Saturday promises to be one of the busiest on record, even in the history of Cardiff. The business is the engagement in pleasure, for all the doings I have in mind are connected with holiday-making and sight-seeing, and whilst business is undoubtedly behind some of it, ...

... TO-DAY'S MONEY. I [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.} LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. Opening, 11.20 a.m.—Stock Marketsjqaiel and prices ,how irregular tendency, without special feature. Consols dull, being & lower for money. Rupee Paper firm at 4 advarce on purchases. In Foreign Bonds French Threes weak at J decline, whilst Paris Bourse is closed to-day owing to the national fete Turkish Third Group and Portuguese ...

... r YANKEE YARNS, A Great Business- You look as if you had prospered while you have been away? tentatively remarked a vil- lager, addressing a friend of other days who, aa a tricky, wide-awake boy, had run away from the hamlet, and had now returned, a man with a sanctimonious smile and a calculating eye-also another eye just like it. Yes, I have done well, said the visitor. You are not in the ...

... A REMARKABLE CAREER. t, Jonth of Mr John Jones, Referring to thc rd,, ntiv at the age of 74 at whien took place rt.. that he was born Weston-super-Mare, it farm labourer to at Pontypool. He rose fro f p overseer on the estate of bq11 /.inducted an pool Park. Taking»peto^y ^^»='2» institute, and received the degre Band was that he undertook mining responsibilities anol was appointed manager of ...

... SPORTING NOTES. By Vigilant. Favoured with brilliant weather Gcodwood this season proved an immense success., and this, in spite of the fact that there was, if a very small one, still a falling off in the matter cf attendance, One point should be specially emphasised, and that is that the executive took ample precautions to keep out of the park and the rings ail dis- reputable characters, ...

... A Dyspoptio lnebri,,itc- Plea. The Magistrate's Advice. At the County of London Sessions, Clerken- well, yesterday (before Mr McConnell, Q.G., chairman), a big po-verful-looking man, named John Thompson (37), labourer, was put up for sentence, having at the last Sessions pleaded guilty to maliciously damaging a plate-glass window at a West End public-house. An inspector of police stated that ...

... Ten Per Cent. Dividend Recommended. We have received the following letter from the secretary of the Rhymney Railway Company TO THE EDITOR. Rhymney Railway Secretary's Office, Cardiff, July 20th, 1899. Sir,—I am de3ired to inform you that, subject to audit, the directors recommend that a dividead at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum be paid on the Ordinary Stock for tho half-year ending 30th ...

... Captain R. E. P. Gabbett, Royal Fusiliers, who served with the expeditionary in Benin, has written to his parents, who 0f near Limerick, giving details of the cay' the the chief Olofcboshora, who commaivkrs fnr King of Benin's troops aud who gave who ;a the recent massacres. Oiogboshsgw jntelli- described by Captain Gabbett as /rs ii-om the Kmc^m^'1'1 hlS CTV he had a:ld' had King to massacre ...

... [ Gossip and Incidents. SUSPENSION OF JOCKEYS. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE ECHO.) Leicester, Tuesday.—Visitors had scarcely arrived on the coun at Leicester, or rather at Oadby, than ram were heard to the effect that the Stewards he Jockey Club had sus- pended Sloan, Nat Robinson, and Dalton from riding for some time. -is a consequence of these jockeys' disobedience to the starter at Sandown ...