... The United States has declined to accept the agreement concluded between Great Britain and Germany regarding the disposition of Samoa. There is no serious hitch in the negotiations, and the reasons for rejection of the arrangement relate entirely to minor matters touching rather upon the form than substance of the arrangement. In its turn the United States has, at the instance of the other two ...

... TOO OLD. A young man with an expression of confidence on his face entered a Michigan avenue clothing store yesterday and asked I am straight business. I want a euib of clothes. There are seven of us who will buy our clothes ab the same place. I have been sent on ahead to geb prices. Humph. If I bring the obher six here to buy. what will vou make this 20-dol. suit for ? The Clothier wenb ...

... RHYL. SPECIAL NOTICB !!—F. Hubbard begs to announce that having decided to give up his branch establish- ment now so well known as THE BON MABCHE, 24, High Street, he will make a great clearance SALE of the whole stock of GENERAL DEAPEBY GOODS, commencing Saturday, December 9th. The goods will all be marked in plain figures, and piled on the counters for inspection.—ADVT. fRS Roberts and ...

... ILAGIBTE1UAL ?UAB?LE AT P?.UTH*I?' I - A remarkable scene took place on Monday at thhe ?? sitting of the Ruthiru magistrastes, wrhen Obinellor Bulaly Jones presided; over a. fuji bench. At the previous meeting the newly- elected clerk. (Mr H. llumaphtes-Roberts) resigned. his -position;, and Captain- Cole, one of the magis- trates, acecused a cer tai section of the Denhbighsh ire Counlty ...

... PWLLRELI. IBorough1 Police Oourt.-At a special sitting -of 1Ibis court on Wednesday, before the Mayor (Dr. ?? Wynne Grifflit) and' e-Mayer, John Williams (22), servant at the Victoria, Hotel, South Beach, lV:V, brought up on a warrant charged with feloniously stealing l0s, the monies of Mrs Newrell, the land- lady. The Pxosecutrix stated that on Sunday after- noon last she gave accused a ...

... YMYLON y FFORAD. Dyog1cwcZ,3 y Wladfa Nid yw y newyddion olaf o'r Wladfa yn foddhaol. Aeth cyfiafai y dyfroedd heibio. Ar ei ol dn tl anllyler Ilefihol yn nyogelivei y dyffryn fel iluoliiire cyfaueddl Y mae ei cydgenledl n faIuIAIt ymnuduo ar ffrwst i ddyffrypiedd it g y Sengtur t'r Rio Negro vu aigliofio da', bet l. Yn gyntaf, nidl yw yn dilyn y gwelir dyllryn y (aioilvy yn fllwnr dyfroedd ...

... During the last few days a number of Mussul- mans, including several important Government functionaries, have been arrested at Constanti- nople. The prisoners are charged with being implicated in a plot to assassinate the Sultan by means of dynamite bombs on the occasion of the Selamlik ceremony last Friday. Four bombs are stated to have been seized. The accused, among whom is a general of ...

... SLAUGHTER OF INKOCEHTS. SHOCKING REVELATIONS. A story that in its repulsive details bears tome resemblance to the notorious case of Mrs. Dyer, the Reading baby farmer, was told on Monday before the Battersea coroner. Some time ago the body of a murdered female child, two years old, was found in the Thames. The inquest was adjourned to give the police an opportunity of capturing a couple who, ...

... Mr. Charles Neufeld was lecturing at Eastt bourne on Saturday, and had reached that par- of his discourse where he tells the audience how he hoped to meet the Khalifa again, but with their posts reversed, when a gentleman handed him a copy containing the news of the death of his old enemy. The intelligence was at once announced to his hearers by Mr. Neufeld, amid acclamation, and he afterwards ...

... soxtix peon khibeilst—bob vbbiob The following message from the General Commanding at Cape Town to the Secretary of State for War was received the War Office at a.m., Wednesday: Caps Town, Nov. 28, 10.10 p.m. —Following message received through Reuter’s Agency: Pretoria, 27th. —General Dutort reports that British made sortie from Kimberley early on Saturdav morning, fired on by Boers with ...

... Nodion e Ddyfryn ialltlle. Disgwylir y bydd Chwarel Tyddyn Agnes Yu ail-gyCwyull yn fuan ar gynjitnll eaug- 110 nag o'r blaen. IAIae Aletho listinid Calfinalidd Llanilf- ll yln gwnuevcl rinn' adeyweiricldain Vll eu i .rAddeldy, Ic yn ei hrrentio o fewnrto aclla. .' weclir y blivd yn un O'r rhari liharddiaf vn y ryrn~ ogacithan. CY-AIDETHAS LENYDDOL EMEN- . ZER, LLANLLYFNI. - C ylnjjui wyld y ...

... CRWOIETH. Temeperance.-*On' Friday evening, at the Tcown Hall, a public mneeting was Bheld to explainr. the report of thle Royal Commnission upon the QLiquor Traffic. The Rev. J. Lloyd Jones, DL4. (rector), presided over al large attendance. Addresses were delivered by the Revs. Bran. Jones, Carnarvon, -and J. Riddon Jones, Bangor. Mr Williaml George took the oppor- tunity to announce that the ...