... PIG Inox.- -Glasgow warrants, 47s 6d; cash buyers. Market quiet. MIDDLKSROBO'.—No. 3, 35s; other numbers in pro- portion. Market quiet. HEMATITE.—Warrants, 45s 7^d for mixed numbers, f.o.b. Cumberland according to brand. WELSH BAES.— £ 5 5s to £ 5 10s Angles, &c., at usual extras, f.o.t. at works. SHEET litozi. -Singles, £6 10s. to 57 10s. f.o.t. at works. STEEL KAILS. --Heavy sections, to E4 ...

... THE PONTARDAWE MAN- SLAUGHTER CASE. THE INQUEST. At the Pontardawe Police-court yesterday the inquest on the body of Richard Davies, alias Dick Joseph, aged forty years, de- scribed as a shoemaker, of Alltwen, who died on Saturday afternoon, at the Colliers' Arms, Ailtwen, as the result of a quarrel with an ex-soldier named John Davies, known as Jack Day.—Mr. E. Powell, of Neath, the deputy ...

... FOREIGN ARRIVALS AND MOVEMENTS OP LOCAL VESSELS. Acacia s left Treport for Swansea 28 Julien Marie arrived Brest from Swansea 23 Michigan a passed Old Head of Kinsale 29 Daylight s arrived Maassluis 28 Praao s arrived Huelva from Swansea 23 Alice Depeaux s arrived St Nazaire from Swansea 25 C H Watjen arrived San Francisco,from Swansea 25 Ennerdale s passed Duogeneas 29 Scoresby s left ...

... AN ANARCHIST PUBLICATION. PREPARE FOR THE REVOL- UTION. At Clerkenwell to-day, Thomas Cantwell, 27, and Earnest Young, 20, compositors, were re- manded on bail, charged with posting bills without the printer's name attached. The polica officers saw them posting bills bearing the following words Royal Wedding. The London An- archists will hold an indignation meeting on Sun- day, July 2nd, at ...

... PLAYED HIS PALT. TRAGIC DEATH OF AN ACTOR. A music hall artiste, well-known in iii-j pi j:es- ?sk>n as Johnnie Vernon, died suddenly at Chatham under som&w^iat dramatic cireumstances onThm day. He wascengaged with Mr. Marriofc's compai y in the skoteh entitled The Withered OAk. at Bauiard's Palaoe of Varieties. As he aid i oi appear ajt*ebearsal as usual, his brother artistes called at his ...

... A DUCHESS lENT TO GAOL. AND FINED J6250 CONTEMPT D# COURT. A correspondent telegraphs this morning that in the Probate Division, before the President, a motion was made to commit the Dowager-Duchess of Sutherland for contempt of court for destroy- jii^_jLjdo £ ument relating to the pending will snit between her and the present duke. The Duchess offered an apology, which the judge declined to ...

... rumer: jounny, meres a buttou off your oeai. Go upstairs and sew it on. Little Johnny (in sur- prise) Mother will sew it on. Father I know the will, but I want you to learn to sew on buttons yourself. Johnny (amazed): Why 1 Father (solemnly): Some day, Johnny, when you grow up, you won't have any mother—nothing but a wife. Omnibus driver (to quiet stranger in suburban road): Hi, mister, ...

... THE REVOLUTION IN SOUTH AMERICA: NEW YORK, ^Wednesday. A Herald Panama telegram states that the Honduras Government troops have been defeated near Tegucigalpa with heavy loss. It is reported that General Bonilla has been proclaimed presi dent. The Herald's Valparaiso correspondent tele- graphs that the revolutionists in Rio Grande de Sul have routed the national forces sent from Rio Janeiro. ...

... TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION IN SWANSEA. By a bare majority the Swansea. County Council yesterday determined to adopt the very able and carefully-prepared report, which had been subriittdT by the Technical Instruction Committee. That the report should have been met by such vigorous, not to say acrimonious, discussion is sall evidence of the imperfect way in which many of the members have understood ...

... LATEST SCRATCHINGS. Club Welter, Portsmouth Park-Mils Tippet. All handicaps where the weights have appeared— Kingsclere. All engagements—Yearling by Cylinder — Pati, yearling by Cylinder—Seclude, and yearling by Cy- linder-Autoua. ...

... EXTRAORDINARY OUTRAGE. HANGING A BOY FOR STEALING APPLES. A great sensation has been caused at Plainfield in New Jersey by a singular outrage committed by a man of education, refinement, and literary tastes. A little boy named John Taylor was caught by a Mr. Charles Parmley, a well known resident, and author of some repute, stealing apples in his orchard. Parmley seized the boy, took him to ...

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