... RAILWAY CRISIS% YESTERDAY'S EFFORTS AT A SETTLIEMENT. FP EWINGTON'S CASE A BIG OBSTACLE. NO IMPROVEMIENT IN THE SITUATION. Al When the Cardiff Chamber of Conl- trerce, under tilo presideneg of Sir SI Thowas Morel, undertoolc to act nas mcdia, tors between the Tall Vale Railway Con- pany and their employes, they, probably, A had a fair idea of the difficulty of the the telsk which confronted ...

... LOCAL POLICH-XCOURTS. * CARDIFF. ' TIUESDAY.-(Before Mr.' -. W. LEWIS,. , ' .; ,Stipendiary.)'L - !] ?? :lPRMr.TING DRIUNKENNESS.- ;; WilliaIa.Weaver;, of the Louduiin, Hotcl, 'ii3I sunsmmoedtfor permnittin6 drnnheuess on his' prcuiises on the tht inst. MIr. Hiilloran pro- secuted. and'Mr. ?? H. Belcher defended. Mr.] Harold watched the' caise for thle' o-.ners of the hotel.-' Police-eonstable ...

... SYNGE I)lVORCE SUIT. dMAJOR AND HIS LANDLADY d e Tn the Divorce Division on Friday (before S Sir F. Jonne and a common juryA the further a hearing of the action Synge v. Synge wks ; resumed. It Peas a petition presented by the. .. wife, Mrs. Charlotte Granville Synge. am. s actress. prafcssionally known as Miss Gran- e vii', the daughter of General Stnart, praying a for the dissolution of her ...

... COLLIERY COMPANY CENSURED. At Tredegar County-court on Tuesday (before his Honour Judge Owen) the case of William Davies, Tredegar, v. the Powell Duffryn Steam Coal Company came under consideration. Mr. . J. Sankey (instructed by Mr. D. Evans) was for the applicant, and the defendants were repre- sented by Mr. Simons, Pontypridd, At a pre- vious court his honour had ordered the appli- cant to ...

... J. TUiESDAY.-(Bfefcre his Honour Judge r GOWILYE WILLIAMS.) is Morris Kelly, general dealer, Wrexham, sued Nathlan Baddieo, of Neatb-road. Swansea, for r j 3 es., balance of an account for goods sup- ,r plied. Mr. L. 3. Richards (instructed br 11 Messrs. Thompson aned Andrews) appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. Meager (instructed by Mr. a Stanley Owen) for the defendant. The defence y Nwas a plea ...

... NEATH JjANKRUJPTC COURT. FRIDAY,-(Blefore Mr.I Registrar CHARLES.) AN ABElIAVON FAILURE. ?? J. HI. Finklestein, painter and paint dealer of Aberavou.-Debtor ias again e.anifined. Nle could not explain how he owed £310 twelve months 'ago. ?? had not spent .that amount in gambling. It was the custom P iI the Jewish persuasion that the bride should e4 - be given furniture, c., as prosents, by her ...

... LOCAL POLICE-COU R[TS g- CARDIIF.' a MONDAY,-(Bfeore. Messrs. J. IfH. ALLETT and ed O. H. EVANS.) by :A BAD CASE. ve A charge of desertion and neglect was pre- [m ferred against George Brian, an able-bodied s Ln man of 32, described as a horse-clipper. The of man's wife and two children are now charge- 6 us able to the Cardiff Union. c st Mr. Pritchard, warrant officer to tbe I guardians, Said ...

... . son INQUETR AND VP DICT, ma A Cal HOW THE ACOIENT WAS ton PROMPTLY DISCOVE lEUD. Sat Mr. R. J1, Rltya' ooroner, held an inquest on wel Saturday at tile Mlerthyr Gleieraul Hospital o'p toncbilig the death or Daniel Iindley, whlo se- A combed at that institution on Thursday to baa ijulries recived in a water carnival at the aen Prinlce of Wales Circus on the previous Moo- ste day night. Mr. W, ...

... O11:VING BOG IN IELAND, INQUEST AND VERDICT. An inquest was held on Friday on the bodies of Is. I'Carthy and the girl gan who perished in their house, which wlas swept away by a nieving bog uear Lis- v doionvarna. The son of Mirs. 1 'Carthy deposed that. hli was ?? near the house when he sawv the bog moving down upon ?? lise a mounainl torrent, Ile shouted to the ' girl Egan, who was standingr ...

... DOMESTIC TRAGEDY AT . SWANSEA, ALLEGED ATTACK ON A ?? MISSLN' HUSBAGND FOUND DROWNE4,'.D. A fortnight ago a dnughter of Thomas and 3fary Fitzgerald, livtng in Clarence-roasd Swansea, informred the police of the cat-anddog life her parents led, and her fears that murder might be the result. 01Q Holiday week Ifar- Fitagerald was foand lying ill a pel f. blood on the floor in her bedroom. ]3er ...

... -LOCwAl P.'O.LICE-COOURTs, :: . , :, - . -. .. T .A-T , ..I I LLANDF:' / - th& MONbDAY.-(Befoso' 'Colon5eI' FISIIER and Cc -, WOOt~DS4) origt A QUESTION OF: LIGHTS. decl Jehn c Stud ;the well-kwoown .sh'owman, was -Tb I cargd, !vih, ~o ig hi or~'mtiv t be co-n, ,nsed on ,tho ihighymay without, lights.. Mr. eh4 Ceorgb David defended, . ' Police-constahle Toyee said .hat on the -5th sene inst. ...

... ]EXTRAORDINARY INCIDENT AT CARMAR~THEN. - t m-JUDGE DUKL ANOUCS ,H isis NE SIN THE ASSIZE COURT.- r J, \fhile the names of the' grand jurors were C being called at, the Carmarthensh're Assizes oon : Tuesday Mr. Justice Bucknill received a tele- a its gram announcing. the surrender of Cronje, D. and after the jury. had been .duly empanelled, 1ý r- his lordship called upon everyone present in ...