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... CRIME FRANCE. Paris, Tuesday Morning. A series of desperate outrages are reported this moroing having been perpetrated by mao named Tony Ouignais Lyons. A young girl having refused tbe ruffian’s over*nrea to co habit with him he fired at her with bis ...

... Crime litatlieties. Tbe Num] atom ender lb. Peeesestios Ot Ada tbat beet par the Director of Public Prossestkoe tomb tip 660 maw aad 751 under the Orkelasi Appeal Act. Woo Web MS et aorta to w to the mew. or dontwe is other Asa lasi total we tbe sifts ...

... LEARNING AND CRIME. Some statittics given in the last annual return of the Metropolitan Police scarcely bear out the optimist view that the spread of education will gradually extirpate crime. Out of *2,476 persons tried and convicted last year, only were ...

... diagnostics. Of use, then, all this wonderful science? Why such researches, if you csonot arrest the crime-predestined citizen before has comluitted the crime ? These quostioos naturally oriee in the unsophisticated mind. Bat tbs doc* tore have their answers ...

... THE CRIMES ACT. The Tim**, referring to the differences in the Cabinet on the Crimes Act, says:—The meditations the recess have brought Ministers to look with more favour on the virtues of com- THE PREMIER promise, but it would be premature to assume ...

... OF THE CRIME. The Preta A-tocialion states, on authority that may considered reliable, that Marie lleimunn, who today charged M-ulboroogh Police Court with the murder of retired cab proprutor, Charles Anthony S’.ephen®, has confi-.-?* her crime. The ( ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CRIME. A LITTLE BOY STRANGLED. A mysterious death, apparently the onteome of crime, is reported from Croydon. Mrs. Wright, wife of man employed in the goods deportment at Norwood, sent her children to school yesterday morning, but later ...

... THE CRIMES’ ACT. It it stated, says the Standard, that Government have approached tbe Irish party in order to learn whether they would assent to re of tbe Crimes’ Act for one year without prolonged opposition. It it understood that if the Irish members ...

... AGRARIAN CRIME. A yooog man named Bryan Hoylan waa Cavan yesterday committed for trial on charge of ekootiog at bia ancle, who had taken farm from which acenecd’a father bad bean evicted. ...

... CRIME NAPLES. Sept. 23.—1 n M conttßiiHA as ioNecure as over, and knifo and the revolver •eeui always at work. A short time the body of h hoy seen carter in a wi ll in courtyard wheru same masons were at work ; he told the foreman, who bade him mind his ...

... CRIME IN PARIS. Paaia, Thnraday, ( p.m. A crime maay rMp«ct«r»Minblioff th« roar* Mr. Bright by Mailer, and the retire** b«oker from Brif by Percy Lefroy, was committed Ittt eiftht the Weetero Railway b«tween Hnoillet and Mtienn L>i6tie, a dittano about ...