... INOTES FAOM 'AMERICA.1 A BtAUTIFUL CITY-A TRANSFORMATION OF THE WILDERNFlSS-AN IRISH CoPPER KING -IRISH NAMES LN MONTANA-A SUCCESS.. FUL FELUNiOY MAN. . Butte, Mont., ?? Aug. 27. Butte is the metropolis of Montana, as well as the most remarkable city of the Rooky Mountain regi It is like no. other city of/ihe American Centihent. For American ',qies-espetiaUY American cities of the West-are ...

... THE UN;JITED IR.ISH LEAGUE.I la: an iLEETING AT HILL OF ORAN. hei ha AN ENTHUSIA1StIC GATHERING. th( _tht SPEcECHES BY MR WILLIAM th ha O'BitIEN. MR JAMES O'KELLY, ha M P; MR J P. HAYDEN lM P: iN. THIE REV aOPXN DOHENY, z' P.P. ?? col (FROM OUR RZPORTTR.) of Roscommon, Sunday. of 'o-day one of the most remarkably enthus- Ci! .stdio and suggestive meetings that has ever ,aken place in South ...

... DR4aMTIC RECAPTURE OF AN ESCAPED CONTVICT.I The Rev S Baring Gould, in his book on Devon and Cornwall, writes:-I remember some forty years ago an attempt to escape from Dartmoor which was nearly successful. A prisoner succeeded in creeping along one ot the beams sustaining the roof of the hall in which were the warders eating their supper, without attracting their attention. He got thence ...

... VLON DON CORRESPONDENCE (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT) (BY SPMcIAL \VIRE). London, Saturday Morning. There is a goo0d deal of mystery in the air ettout yesterday's Cabinet. That 'Mr Clhan- berlain submitted the draft of the new 1tipo- posed despatch to the Boer Government goes without saying. But the remarkable fact re- mains that despite the urgency of the situa- fiol., and the apparently prime ...

... ?? N . ?? THE : A-UEI UNITED ?? GIlAT.MEiING AT GLEN- r SWILT . . . 'E C54 1 t T *jC N' -0, N4t. ...

... ?? O. 2 A 0 DUBLIN: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 189. I _ I _. I_ A great demonstration, under the auspices of the United Irish LguN, was held yesterday la Tallow, Co Waterford. Resolutions affirming the National programme were adopted, and stiming speeches were delivered by Messrs J J Shee, P J Power, James OKelly, J C FIynn, and Captain Donelan, M P's. . The qarterty meeting of the Rural Disdet ...

... TBE; SUCCBESFUL SCHOOLS ANL t;CcohLEG. : ROLOGIOWES WOOD {OLN1QB. ; CZlongwes Wood College, with tshevery large total of 57 dhitions, kees Atbe; hgh level of brint sciievqments- $ich hiave !&owned ho ef~otfortsfor nwa-tt. We )aleve, indeed, thathin a er than ay yetattained by the collee. .in adiion .a 1:8 exhibitiont, 2 in the Sensor', 3 ja the- Middle iti b the Junior, aad4in ?? toty.Gnldes,. ...

... - ?. r ' 1GREAT FIREIN DUBLIN.I I ; - MANURE AND VITRIOL woimsS IN FAMES. * LARGkE BILDJINGS' DESTROYED. Last night a; destructive fire broke out int the primises of the Dublin and Wicklow Manure Company, situated at Poplar row. The corn- psay cary on a very extensive business as chemical meanare sand vitriol manuacturers, and general manufacturing chemists. Their premiss cover an area oi ...

... I- THE - LABOUR BOECTGRAL 1; - ASSOCIATiON. THE QUESTION OF THE MAYORALTY 'Last night a meeting of the Labour Electoral -Aassciation was held in the Trades Hall, CapeI, M*r HM4Entee (chairinan)' piesi4ed§ and tliere. *%aie about twenty persons present. The Secrerary read resolutions received from -io;3 anid No 5 Branches of the Amalgamated 'odiety of Carpenters and Joiners, and which *er~e ...

... .BPRR UW BAN COUNCIL AND THEIR ENGINEER, AN AWKWARD SITUiTION.' ' Birr, Menday. ,'The -Birr Urban District Council it their jmontbly meeting, held last night, Mr. Edward To'acy, J P(Chuirman) ptesidiug, found the.- selves in an exceedingly awkard siiustion over theappointment of Mr. Luke LMacasy-theI eminent Belfast engineer, to carry out their waterworks scheme. It appears tiat a resolun tion ...

... A STRANGE LnTDTER. The Rev Arthur Robins, Rector of Holy Trinity, Windsor, chaplain to the forces at Windsor, and chaplain to the Queen and the Prince of Wa'es, has been distinguishing him- self. He is a Jingo of the Jingoes, and pub- lished a letter the other day from which the following is an extract:- The British interests at stake in South I Africa are Imperial. If Great Britain is not ...

... X-orml , ,:CQ ?? . ? . '!?iv.tuty Vr I . Yesterday the Dublin Stock and Share Maf- hets were in a state of suspended animation. The heavy fall in Consols -was anything but indicative of a peaceful solution of the Trans- vaal imbroglio, and pending no definite ar- rangement in that quarter everything 'will be at ies and at sevens. Consols fell z. Home Rails moved ir-egularly. There was a good ...