... OF MAC AHON. . The Standard correspondent thus explains the rumour of the attempt to assassinate ac> ahon, at the encampment behind the railway station at Rheims: Prussian, supposed to' be a spy, fired two shots of a revolver General who was passing, believing ...

... NEWS FROM METZ. Telegrams from Saarbrnck contradict the rumoured death of Marshal Bazaine, and spy there no sign of the surrender of Metz. The French have recommenced bring Irem the bat* teries the right bask the Moselle, burning the villages of and Corny ...

... any time under suspicion as being a British spy during the, Anglo-lxish War, and we sincerely apologize to him for any action of ours that mayhave given others ground for circulating such vindictive rumours. We thank him for his loyal support both to ...

... Revolts Against High Brows Posing as Geniuses—How a German SPy Made Prussia's Success Certain War With France—A Champion English Swindler Caught Again ; How He Fooled a Galway City T.D.—Strange Rumour About Missing Atlantic Fliers ; Said to be Hid in Exile ...

... by band of 200 brigands near St. Severn, in the province of Capitanata. The unlucky so'diers had been led into an ambush a spy, who said that ten brigands were larking ifi a wood called II Boco della Grotta, between Santa Croce di Magliano and Maglianico ...

... the general peace of Europe. The Emperor regards the principle of non-intervention rule, bat declines the responsibility of spy project of aggression, Tbo French troops will continue to occupy Rome long as the interests which brought France Rome are not ...

... sailed for Coponhegan, on un eepreial tni. ...

... The truth of the matter is that Sultana had been a spy for both France and Italy, bu.t both countries had discharged her when she became a drug addict. She then took up the more dangerous job of spying on the drug trallic. How she was caught or suspected ...

... of S.xoii/ The Prassiiiu outposts are the Bobeulmu frontier. The of au engagement near is aufouuded.. - RUMOURED GREAT BATTLE. Paris, June 21.—Rumours were current on the Bourse day great battle, in which the Prussians have been defeated. . Despatchesreceived ...

... about a fortnight before tbe muider of Mr. Fitzjearald, and that they also visited it tbe day previous to tbe murder. Auotber rumour, for the accuracy of wbicb we tan not vouch, is that the public-boose occupied by Dillsne was held, free of rent, under tbe ...

... Ikanca, who was nut at all as the irne cause this fraternal visit. She knew, that in the Cardinal she had spy upon her at every moment. The spy however could delect nothing that savoured impo*iure. If her condition was feigned the comedy was admirably ...

... a • spv,’ the young gent. The party,which then consisiedolllieguardian inlor, spy, coachman, »iul two ad/-diaries in lire shape of policemen, repaired to hotel, and i spying over the hoots -he guardian fail u pair belonging to tile runaway. A guard wits ...