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... THE CRIMES BILL. Tue debate on the third reading of the Crimes Bill on Tuesday night is expected to be one of much interest and importance. It is stated that Ilr Gladstone intends to speak at length on the condition of Ireland and the probable operation ...
... CRIME IN SWITZERLAND. Our Geneva correspondent writes on the 20th inst. There seems to be quite an epidemic of crime in this part of Switzerland just now--murder and suicide nre daily events. Three weeks since two men were found battered to death on a ...
... AN ATROCIOUS CRIME. A baker's assistant, named Darrieux, has been sentenced to death at the Bordeaux Assizes for a murder of a peculiarly atrocious nature. Darrieux opened a shop, and failing, got into debt. His landlord, an old man named Ferranti, took ...
... CRIME IN THE SOUTH. CORK, Tuesday.—At the Killarney Petty Sessions to-day the Crown oppo4ed the granting of spirit licences for the coming Kilkenny races on the ground of the state of the country not being good, and also because of the recent murder in ...
... CRIME IN LONDON. Daily New. says : Last year was remarkable for the small number of serious—that is to say, indictable offences against person and property, such as burglary, housebreaking, and larceny. In 1805 these offences numbered 10,1112, in Itttis ...
... CRIME IN AMERICA. The American papers report a fearful outrage in Texas. Two families of the respectable (arming class, nam.4l Stull and Smith, residing in Cnryell county within a mile of each other. On a Sunday evening one family visited the other. and ...
... CRIME IN NAPLES. The Daily News' am-respondent in Rome writes : A daily inspection of the charge-sheet at the Questura would furnish the sensation novelist with materials before which the **Mysteries of Paris would pale, and the Miserables fall flat ...
... INCIDENTS OF THE CRIME. lit 4% J En a telegram from its Washington correspondent, givir,g details of the attempt on the ?resident's life, the Lai .y News says : The President and Mr Blaine rode to the station in a carriage together. Mr Blaine says the ...
... CRIME IN CYPRUS. The Tines correspondent in Cyprus writes that the peace and order of the island have been disturbed of late by serious crime, and that in one district—nam e l y, that of Papho—the calendar of offences i s l arge ' Three men are charged ...
... LOVE AND CRIME. A curious trial before the Assize Court at Paris shows that a connection between the tender passion and the crime of forgery is by no means impossible, and may yet he made useful by novel writers without violating the law of probabilities ...
... CRIME IN ITALY. The Roman Assizes are busy at present. Hannibal de Cinti, convicted of having mortally wounded Vito Ciabattoni on the Ist of September, 1878, was condemned to aevea years' imprisonment. On the 4th of August, 1877, Captain Edward Walter ...
... DETAILS OF THE CRIME. (SPNCIAL TZLEORAM TO THI STANDARD OF MONDAY St Petersburg, March 12. The Emperor was assassinated this afternoon when driving from a review. On his return from the Reeved, he was passing at two o'clock along the road by the side ...