THE THE TEESDALE MERCURY—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1894. OUTCAST OF MILA1 COLLIERY DISASTER IN SOUTH ASSASSINATION OP PRESIDENT ACCOUCHEMENT OF THE DUCHESS CURRENT OPINION SOCIETY GOSSIP. FIELD AND gyLVAHUH UB, JR.. WALES. CARNOT. OF YORK. AITHOK ••! ARREST OF THE MURDERER. WORK FOR THE WEEK.—These (From Truth). WHO : THE BUDGET. LOSS OF 250 LIVES. B1KTH OF A PRINCE. .i. MAKER Monet As President Carnot was leaving the Palais de Tho Queen is to hold a Council early next week yet got their window boxes plauied wja" The Daily Chronicle, commenting on the progress A terrible explosion, resulting, it is feared, in Toe accouchement of the Duchess of York took Commerce at Lyons at half-past 9 on Sunday even flowers ..hould see about it without fUrt, "Hj the loss of about 250 lives', occurred at Albion at Windsor C»slle,tund her Majesty will shortly I IIAITl.R V. made with regard to the Budget in the House of ing, on his way to the theatre, he was stabbed to place at White Lodge, Richmond, on Saturday See that those, which were planted t '*t °V Commons, observes thai i's future is no* clear and Colliery, Cilfynydd, a village about three miles evening, her Royal Highness giving birth to a son hold an investiture of the Uath, St. Michael and lt the heart by a man who was standing outside St. George, and the Indian Orders, when a number weeks since, aie well supplied H i: <>•••• •« <) • E. goes on to say : But we hope there is one eonces- from Pontypridd, in the Taff Valley, on Saturday among the small crowd of spectators. The Presi­ at 10 o'clock. The condition of the mother and o: individuals are to receive "the honour of Although we have had ireani of light fla-dwd .h j inellige lion, not considerable in point of principle, but afternoon. At a quarter to 4 the inhabitants of dent was immediately conveyed to the Prefecture child is favourable. knighthood." There has not lieen an investiture quite possible ibat very little reaches u cr»wd that the gallant v •or useful as embodying an obvious point of social Cilfynydd were startled by a loud report, followed of Police, where medical assistance was promptly As early as 3 three o'clock on Saturday morning the for nearly a year, the Inaction having several the boxes, because the foliage has * ^. For a lew moments justice, which the Chancel'or may well be di-posed by a tremendous concussion, signs which are so at hand. The assassin was arrested. tha Dachees of York was stated to be ill, in fact, , Is* j,re>"^" •'Vt-viHiiixt times been postpone.!. The ne>.t will be a very throw it off. Plants in IMMpotsU indoorImA— s rieJ a ,u to make. Income-tax am Inrities are treating the well known of disasters in pits. Hundreds of the symptoms were such as to necessitate the sum- 5^**2 ca' ' """" ""e> sound, It seems that M. Carnot had already enteied his cacti, wili need water most days. X '0'.. S income of a married woman as if it were part of persons at once rushed to their doors, and as the large one, as it 1R to include: all the Birthday JLr'l ** w not what to do, Richmond Park, for several rbt > 4 . rt.-ere |*l*iisly **e*-i. — tlicn *uoiht;r KM separate and independent propeity—and he has to escorted the President from the Exhibition was York. On his arrival at East Sheen the doctor Inthe flower garden the whole of the bb|j'*\ );,. one nui.. wlii i... . lent colliery. Thick volumes of smoke were rising weeks to come, after which they will proceed to pay at the rate to which the joint revenues aie re-formed in the Place des Cordeliers, and started nt for Dr. Wade (who is medical adviser to the may oe completed now. Thin hardy annJ'j!* from the shaft, and this betokened the effects of Osborne Cottage, Kast Cowes, a Royal residence JJeli the shout on tli«- previous o. c«J subject. We c»nnotaee thefairuessof this. Under for the (.rand Theatre, where a gala performance Duke and Duchess of Teck's family), and also for outdoors in April to one, two, or three i the Married Woman's Property Aat the wife is able the explosion. Many hundreds of people rushed to had been arranged in his honour. The carriage IhJ Priucess of Wales, who with the Prince of which has been lent to them by the Queen. II all oc -i'nt xio*- Michael TotilU recognised! according to the height of each kin j. fra* -ter, a'"' w,|i!c others shouted, be In to spend every farthing of her own income, the pit'smonth, and the sari news having spread over had proceeded a short distance along the Rue de la Wales had been entertaining guests at Ascot for LOOS well, the York infant is lo be christened at the district with lightning rapidity, thousands of per­ rings may be replauttd "ii desired to •'* ' rtiui'o ih'oughl- He haul suspected this l>efi| her husband has no control over it, and may very Republique amid the acclamations of the crowd, the race week. The Duke of Teck was Osborne during the visit of the Herman Kmperor, 1 succession of U iwers. Hollyhocks, riei.ff *: ii» '"* J not "'-ah*' d its lull force until thcu( sons were soon in the colliery yard. Thepolice hail the which M. Carnot graciously acknowledged, aho summoned to White Lodge from Ascot. who will he one of the sponsors. The Duke and l he ll possibly reap no benefit from It, fu point of fact, pyrethrums, ac-juitums, perennial b» *.leiiionstratcil to bis vision, this method of lumping together tho two revenues greatest difficulty in keeping the pit's mouth clear, when, on passing the Credit Lyonnais, a The moment the Princess of Wales Duchess of York ate going fro.n Osborne to Scot­ similarly tall-growing plaute should ^be*^ ^'.hus |tnoW how ii is," he muttered to M is a survival of the state of things before the and barriers tad to be erected to keep back the man suddenly rushed at the vehicle, and heard of the condition of her daughter- land about the middle of August for a six weeks' witn stout slakes. Sow more seede '" ' , one more look at the vie-iot, as I bo Married Women's Property Act created the spectators. The pit gearing having been tested jumping on to the step, stabbed the Presi­ in - law, she, accoin-jiautej by the Duke residence at Old Mar Lodfe, near liraemar, a place annuals in vacant places to flower in ' ^ ,elf. ^Vr^ssure himself that there could be] and brattice cloths prepared to direct the air dent to the heart with a dagger which he of Teck, left for East Sheen. Toe Princess from which the Duke of Fife has lent to them. &lUu separate interest and management which now ^ »-oul«<4 (llt thus it i»- TUat it Orlando | currents, one rescue party after another went had concealed under his ccat. An eye-witness of tbe time of her arrival until the birth took place The Duke and Duchess of York want a moderate- seeds also ot wallflower, Canterbury bgjjT resides with the wife. All modern tendencies are pjS!»ke, ^ prize_ Jf |,e |,as made hit wa| down the shaft, and the suspense of the crowd the deed, who was walking on the pavement level was present continuously with the Duchess of rocket, primulas, polyanthuses, panaieg in favour of increasing toe independence and sized country residence within a drive of Loudon, Si 1 Williams, in a moist partially shsded r>' ,J' i 4 responsibilities of the mm tied worn in. She is waiting for news was terrible. Colliery officials with the President's carriage, accompanied by M. Yoik. The period between 5 a.m. and 8 a.m. was and I hear that the Queen is to give them the s he I'* *,hoUt Iniiug a true knight, his head I ocors. The present is a good ume f from neighbouring valleys, and also some directors Adrien Dupuy, brother of the Premier, and a a most anxioiis ino. The approach of ail strangers Hampton Court Stud House, unless they prefer lo ^ere * a„J if, by some wonderful cliauc becoming more and more of a sep.rate entity, a nt e r from the Albion Colliery, soon arrived and journalist, states that his attention was attracted to White Lodge was prohibited. However, wait until tho Due de Nemours vacates Bushey nd replant hellebores or Chrisimj, * > i nourably won the knightly tpurs, his I responsible citizen on her own acount. She can 8 m< Ouious have come up very thickly, W|j % 1**. i i«r »" * -"- I must keep my I hold her property separately; let her, by all directed the operations on the surface. The first by the sudden stoppage of the carriage and that on throughout the day a la'ge number of residents Park. There are several Royal residences in the .Uugei information received at 6 o'clock stated that some looking towards it be observed that the President waited at a respectful dittaluBS from the gates to H unpton-Richmond-Kew district which are likely rather freely thinned cut soon will not "~t •o n now. means, be a unit of taxation—not a mere item in e eS sopu * had fallen back against the cushions, and that his learn the nature ef events Within the royal factory proeress. Tnis is best done after. ^ ••I > ,!T«rieakiiiir, the *tout artisan worked] the income-tax paper of her lord acd master. of the poor fellows were alive, but it was not until to become vacant within the next lew years and f^oi tin"' 1 face had bscome livid. Cries were immediately residence. When at last the intimation was con­ Thin to about four inohea apart lor ordin^*" A the daU. The Daily Telegraph has the following comment: a quarter past 7 that two of the rescued were one of them is to be given to Princess Louise, and .rer to tin poses, but for exhibition to six lochei ' brought to the surface, one being John Cannon, raised that an attempt had been made upon M. veyed to the people there was at onca an outburst c It is a popular Budg-t or it is ro lung; it is a another to Princess Beatrice. Bf IK* — the duke could recover himself, I Carnot's life, and the excitement became intense. of enthusiasm, which was repeated at intervals, more. Keep the weeds down by hceio', w ^ s financial scheme whiuii will infl.ct heavy exactions an engineer. They were at onie carried on The Prince and Princess of Wales arc to return -* Kosalrel assisted from the scene, Meanwhile the assassin, who had been felled to the throughout the district. The bells of the churches weeding, and the ground from cr«.»,.. s'retchers to the hospital, and after this Dr. Lyltle, to Marl! orough House ou Monday morning from )fd a pace, and called tor bis marshal, upon the rich for the benefit of the poor, or it is a ground by a blow from M. Rivaud, Prefect of the at Mortlake and Barnes, of course, rang out merry JJjLjfc the colliery surgeon, and other medical gentlemen Sunningdftle. The Prince goes to Cambridge on former means. Dibble out a few ol the t mere disappointment and imposture. Henc>, if it jtar*• Wha. .t |10! Brine: hither your officers I 1 Department of the Rhone, was surrounded by an peals, the significance of which was readily where blanks occur : sow soot or artibciii I imposter ! The wretch ha - made his | oan be shown that, as regards the operation of its descended the pit to lender what assistance they Tuesday for the Royal Show, returning to town angry crowd, and cries of " Lynch him 1" were appreciated by the inhabitants living at a distance among tbe rows, and lightly stir in prior ,^'1 * * iliseuise, and bit punishment i.ath most important proposal, the real sufferers by it could. At 8 o'clock two more men were brought from Sandringham on Thursday evening. H. R.H. heard on all sides. It was with the greatest dim from White Lodge. fail. Thin parsnips to alout nine iociitt'l 6*1 Make baste ! '* will, in many conspicuous cases, be not the rich to the surface, one of them being Thomas Howells, will proceed to Newmarket for two nights on Tues­ culty that the police were able to protect him from e allowing an extra three inches if l»rge t sp°* ' point the Count of Modcn• stepped de bat the poor, the gilt will be found to come eff the who was able to walk home supported by his day, .July 3. The departure of the Prince and the fury of the people, and it wis only through the Mr. Asquith, the Home Secretary, was sum* desired. Beet should also be thinned a friends. The continued suspense and excitement A'' ' t aml Frederic Von Hiuut and Ludj gingerbread at an aUrmiog rate. That this effect co-operation of a body of mounted guards \\ ho sur­ moned to White Lodge at 7 o'clock in the morning Princess for Penrhyn Castle has been postponed Leave them about eight ineb.es apart, tt(v fr<""|"rd moved near to the stand. Meanwl of it is already well understood in at least one of the crowd made the work of the police to keep from Monday, July 9, until Tuesday, the iOth, in rounded the police that the latter were able to con by Dr. Williams, and he reached Sheen just prior transplant well, except the turnip-roo>r 5fj^'*nieh»d risen Utbiajfoet, and had put oa| English district—in that, namely, which has so tbem in order somewhat difficult, but atsistance consequence of the second State Concert having vey their prisoner to the station. to the happy event. The Home Secretary was Small birds sometimes prey on the yoinj *C i with the vizor thrown up. long and so greatly prospered under the benefi soon came, and there was to further trouble in been fixed for the former day. The Prince, tbe the only Minister in attendance, and he at once which should be dustei with soot as iujL ,n\l lord," spoke Alfonso, - he is a-true knig oent administration of the Devonshire estates— this respect. Darkness setting in, and the electric Duke of Coburg, the Duke of York, and tbe The President expired at a quarter to 1 on Men conveyed by telegram to the Queen at Windsor sionally. Carrots are very difficult to tu-' " iinposter. ' it is impossible to doubt ; and we should imagine light having been stopped, not however by the ex­ Czarevitch are to arri'e at Sandringham from n0 day morning. Castle the news of the birth. In response the they are upwards of three iuchea hun, | plosion, but by a minor accident a few days since, He '• " noW» » demanded Manfred, hoi that the inhabitants of other similarly situated local The assassin, who is a young man 22 years of Sovereign at once sent to the Duchess of York her Cambridge on Wednesday evening for the sale of "comet" lamps were brought into use, and by needed, thin out at once, drawing OK,./ ,.ijo* can that be 1 Who inuehc* for his knifl areas will not be slow to perceive its application to age, has very little hair of his face. While being congiatulations. Mr. Asquith, on his arrival at the Prince's h&ckncys. their flickering light some of the Bights witnessed young roots are large enough to u«. * their own cases. Nor can it be long before the taken to the police station the prisoner held his the Lodge from Grosvenor-place, was conducted to According to present arrangements, the Duke became very sad and mournful. The first of the tually leave the stump-rooted varieties toir- »l"de " replied the count. public at large begin to see throrgh the fraud. head down, but gave continual glances to the right an apartment where the Prince of Wales and the and Duchess of Coburg are lo leave London on dead were brought up at about 9 o'clook, and apart, and the intermediate and long-root^ -1 ••Then you have been deceived, and the Til This Government of advanced democratic ideas, and to the left, as if looking for some possible Duke of Teck and other members of the royal Tuesday, July 10. The Duke goes to Kissingen shortly afterwards news came of the death of a from six inches to eight inches, the wih mooted upon you : so lie is :.n impostor, which was supposed to be relieving the poorer means of escape. On being interrogated at the family were assembled, and in due course me for three weeks to take the waters, anil the young man named Jones, whose father, the master being allowed when extra fine roots &rt . class of taxpayer at the expense of his wealthier station the prisoner stated that he was an Italian, Duchess will proceed to the chateau of Reinhards- ; •f Where are the otbeersBring an axe infant Prince was presented by the nurse. In some cases carrots are very patcby, u neighbour, will be found to be doing nothing sinker of the colliery, was one of tboae who dis and gave his name as Cesare Giovanni Santo. He brunn, in the Thuringian Forest, where there are JJike off his spurs!" ...... The first to congratulate the Duke of York seed t hsuld be sown wiere the worst biut- more than transferring to tin Exchequer covered his son's body. speaks very little French, although he has lived to be a series of grand hunting parties. was the Prince of Wales. He had immediately or else all be hoed up and a fresh sUrt n Bv this time a scire of knights had pathe an immense fund which, heretofore, has Mr. Robeon, chief inspector of mines for the dis­ for the past six months at Cette, from which place journeyed to East Sheen on receipt of the (From The World). longer horn varieties, such as Cuerdoile !i U.und the spot, and when tbey beard that I been annually sp licable to the relief of local trict, arrived during tbe evening, as also did Inspec he arrived in Lyons on Sunday morning. message from the Princess of Wales. The and Model, sown now, would annus j., ... fLnt of Modena vouched for the knighthood] wants, and to the discharge of those duties and tors Sims, Grey, and Lewis, and the four descended The t J jeen has decided to hasten her return from first telegraphic message of congratulation was able size by tbe autumn, and keep well too. ILVaccused, their sympathies ab went with services in which the humbler class of the com­ the shaft, accompanied by several colliery managers. Balmoral for various private reasons, and wilt Marie Francois Sadi Carnot, fourth President of that from the Queen, and that was in the wood asbes sown among the rows „- Si had overcome Hugh de « astro and Pi munity have the most direct and immediate In a very short time the explorers discovered scores arrive at Windsor on Thursday morning. Her tbe French Republic, was born at Limoges, on early hours of Sunday followed by messages which stirred in will act as a fertilizer auia. ."J Udovico, whom they dis iked ! and now, if he interest. The philanthropic Chancellor of the of dead men, and afterwards came across 16 poor Majesty intends to proceed to Richmond onFiiday r* .. they meant to stanI by him. The ptk August 11th, 1837. He was the eldest son of Hip- came in such numbers that the local telegraph attacks. Thin salsify to about six iocca.-.f je Exchequer who peses as the virtuous despiiler of fellows, who, on reaching the surface, were once afternoon, in order to visit the Duchess of York at poly te Carnot, a minister in 1848, and grandson ot apparatus was completely blocked. These later Sow more runner beans, either for aflor;:^, tw".!, lame and sore, had made his may to the millionaire wi 1 be in rea ity the oppressor of more able to breathe pure air. Tales ot a pathetic the White Lodge. Princess Beatrice and Prince General Lazare Carnot, known in French history as messages came from every part of Europe. The cession to an early raised or to fill up bluiiV] di.;. and was clamorous in his demand for iu«U his dependents. The part of Robin Hood is a character are related by some of the explorers, Henry of Battenberg will probably go to Ascot on "The Organiser of Victory." He entered the news had been sent overnight to the Emperor of by frosts. These and kidney or dvtr! | wogeauce upon the youthful adventurer. seductive one for a modern financier to assume, but who state that they were unable to answer calls Thursday, and also the Princess of Leiningen, who Polytechnic School in 1857, and was afterwards Germany, the Emperor of Austria, the Czar of beans transplant readily if done i e'ore ""His sentence is death," Ludovico exclail he should take care that he robs the rich and not for help in consequence of falls and afterdamp. has been staying on a visit to the Queen during drafted to the Engineering School, whenoe he Russia, the Sultan of Turkey, the President of the more than a fortnight old. Plait out m "The sentence was passed upon him when he t the poor, for the discovery that he has mistaken From these causes further penetration in certain the last five weeks. This will be the first time emerged at the top of the list in 1863, and received French Republic, and the otner rulers of nations, marrows on prepared beds, or on liitis in •unshed. It was then decreed, should he " the proper object of his at entiens may lead to a directions was impossible, and they had to retire since 1860 that the Court has been in residence at an appointment as engineer at Annecy. After the and each responded with a few words of warm manure and soil among early potatoes. 1T. iniii l>c found within the bmiu of the city, considerable levulsion of feeling. to places of safety. From all the evidence the Windsor Castle during Ascot race-week. ; Revolution of tbe 4th of September he was felicitation. latter are dug, the marrows will soon • • BU head should be the forfeit.'" explosion must have been of a terrific nature. The Queen paid her first visit for the year to The Standard remarks : The Budget Bill is not appointed by the Provisional Government an Over 1,500 callers on Sunday inscribed their ground. "Ave," respondeel Manfred. "My son tj. Upper Deeside on Thursday afternoon, when she yet out of tbe way. No doubt, the hot weather is As to what was its cause experienced managers Extraordinary Commissioner to organise the names in the visitors' book, which had been placed Irmly : and to it olia.ll be. Hugh de Castro, drove through Braemar in an open carriage-and applying tbe customary Closure, and when he has at present fail to agree. It is imposible to national defence in the Seine Inferieure, the Eure, in a specially erected marquee at the entrance to HARDY Fp.riT.—Plums will by this ties;, hither some of your guard, and take the ctdsj four, accompanied by the Princess of Leiningen and not " landed iuteres'," ou the brain, Sir William describe the touching soenes witnessed at the and Calvados, and in 1871 became Prefect of the the park. The royal infant was also shown to a ing in some districts, snd aa this is a critic: hsnce.' the Dowager Duchess of Roxburghe. The Queen Haroourt has of lato shown a fairly conciliatory temporary hospital in the fitters' shop into Seine Inferieure. In the same year he was elected select number of callers, including the Duke of of tbeir growth it will be necessary to °i Vendorme did not move nor speak, for he went ou to Old Mar Lodge, one of the Duke of temper. Prog -has, as a natural consequence, which the injured were taken, and also at to the National Assembly, where he took his seat Cimbridge, Sir William and Lady Harcourt, and a little help. If trees are growing agiicitt. that Alfonso of Modena bad taken up bis can Fife's places, which is to be occupied during the and he furthermore saw that the knights of Saxtj been more rapid, aa may be expected to go ou at the temporary mortuary in the extensive with the Republican Left, of which he became the Duke of \bercorn. a dwelling house, the soil round their rwa an accelerated pact;. I>u the piovisious relating stables. The doctors were unremitting in their secretary. He voted for all the measures providing shooting season by the Duke and Duchess of York. gets dry, particularly if the aspect be eut, » regarded him with friendly looks. to the increase of the Be r and Spirit Duties attention, and strong, robust colliers, who acted as for the definite establishment of the Republic. Ohl Mar Lodge has been for several years past the seldom that rain in any quantity comet frc: My lord," said Alfonso, *' 1 must speak ag bearers, were a? tender in their care as women, autumn residence of Madame Albani. and 1 give you my knightly word that Oris may yet causo a lutle troaine. A large section of Re-elected in 1876 he became one of the Secre­ quarter. Such trees should have a th"rc.;:; ALLEGED FRAUDS ON LADY Vendorme hath won bis spurs right honourmh the Nationalists dare not on this subject prefer the propping up the heads of the sufferers, wiping taries of the Chamber. In 1877 he was one of tbe The Levee which the Prince of Wales is to hold ing of liquid manure, not a mere OIK;..:. CRICKETERS. aad that he wears tbe silver cross convenience of a nominally Hume Rule Cabinet to great beads of perspiration from their brews and at St. James's Palace on Friday the 29th will be sufficient to go down to tbeir roots so u: z 363 Deputies who refused a vote of confidence to righteously." the good graces of an interest srbiou is powerful in poisonous fumes from their parched lips. Of the the Brcglie Ministry. During the Session he took the last of the seison, and a very full attendance every particle of soil, for this we uld doabtia At the Marylebone Police Court, London, " How do you know ? " demanded the duke. Irish Constituencies. Mr. R dmond, indeed, and 16 who were rescued 10 were suffering from the a prominent part in the debates and won for him­ is expected ; but there can scarcely be such an the effect of preventing many from falik: f:: Redfern Alphcnse, a reBpectably-dressed middle- "Because," replied Alfonso, " I myself confe his friends require Utile -ngiog to show that they effects simply of foul air, and had no wounds or self a potitlou as an authority on questions relating overwhelming crowd as at the last function. this trying time. Seme of ihe varieties v. aged m ,n, who is said to have passed under the order upon him." are wholly independent ot Euglish Parties and burns. In the other cases there were very serious to public works. Lie served on several important The dates of the second State Ball (July 2nd) will be ripening, and these must receire £a numerous aliases, including Hawke Bryan, East " But you had no right." English Statesmen. Still, the chances are that injuries. Of the bodies brought out of tbe pit and Commissions, and in 1878 was appointed Under- and of the second State Concert (July 9th) were if the fruit is to be of tbe first q 1 Lynn, Scott, &o., and who described himself as . n '' You are mistaken. Here is my right hone: Ministers will manage to scrtpo through the peril­ identified 47 were married men, and they leave 88 Secietary of State for the Ministry of Public not fixed by the Lord Chamberlain without a great people think that because the fruit in BISBB agent, with no fixed abode, was charged on a Loble chamberlain, Marco Toiqaedo, who aasil ous strait; and, after that, it '.till be a hard task children. At 8 o'clock on Sunday morning 86 Works. He continued to hold this post in the deal of trouble. It was not only difficult to find a ripe ; this, however, is a mistake, the rir.-:. warrant with unlawfully and fraudulently, by SB in the ceremony of initiatiem ; and there for the iVhips on either bide to instil a pugnacious bodies had been brought to the surface, and 17 Waddington Cabinet, and in 1886 he took day which would suit the Prince of Wales, but cees is going on for some time, and in ori- means of false pretences, obtaining £2 from Mins tbers of our grand order present. • spirit into the rank and tile. injured, out of the whole number of men and boys office in the Brisson Cabinet as Finance Minister, seemed as if it would be impossible to arrange the the fini st degree of excellence may be t'.'ic Lucy Higgins, of Station Farm, Kimberley, " How—how could you do it t" cried Manfrj who went down to work on Saturday afternoon. the duties of which he also fulfilled under functions so as to ensure the presence of the Royal will be necessary to give all trees carrteii' THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICESHIP. Norfolk.—The evidence showed that in conse­ 'What reason had you '. By what right No hopes were held out of any more being M. Freycinet in 1887. On the resignation visitors from abroad, whose plans have been thing like a heavy crop a thorough The Daily News wriies : The Lord Chisf Justice quence of an advertisement which appeared in the ee elevate an outcast to our order of tbe sir recovered alive, and as this sad fear gradually of M. Grevy at the end of the year M. Carnot changed over and over again. It is hoped to have Where the fruit is required to hang fi,r m is in tbe public mind the embodiment and person­ Daily New* on March 20 last year, stating that a spread a most profound sensation and scenes of a was elected President of the Republic. His the Czarevitch at both the ball and the concert, it must also be protected to keep it both dr ification of the judicial system. It the legal lady secretary was required for an Australian " By the best of all rights," answered Alfo heartrending description were caused among the tenure of this office has been remarkable for sub­ and the Archduke Francis Ferdinand at the shaded, otherwise it will not retain its fr«t:t machinery gets out of order, he is blamed. There ladies' cricket team, Miss Higgins waited upon rawing himself proudly up. " I am tbe Gr_ relatives and friends of the victims, who either stantial progress in all departments of French ball. BEGONIAS FOE BEDDING—Theee beauuit;. can be no doubt that commercial dissatisfaction the prisoner. He then represented that he was , Master of the order, and the caudidate was sen! assembled near the pit's) mouth or remained at public life. He is largely credited with having The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Coburg have hitherto been considered the n. •>: w with the law's delays has increased, is increasing, secretary to a Mr. Hawke, a relative of Lord ' iln credentials which were satisfactory ; homo waiting patiently for any news of fathers, promoted the alliance with Russia. The Tsar con­ have been wearing a new Order at the State Ball for pot work, and tingle begonias had beeaii' and ought to be diminished. The arrangements of Hawke, who had now made a fortune in Australia, », sir, I vouch for bis st.-ii.-l.: c as a brothers, or younger sons. The morning, after the ferred on him the Order of St. Andrew in March, and the other functions of the last ten days. This used for borders in i he open air ; but there ii:' pnjght." 6 the Circuits are always bang changed, and yet no and was then financing a team of lady cricketers. n?g a's drizzling rain, was beautifully fine, and the 1891, and daring the Franco-Russian ices last decoration consists of a broad blue ribbon, with an a distinct stcti n of double begonias of a good seems to come out of tbe changes. There are She was engaged at a salary of 6 guineas a month, 'nut," said Manfred, choking with rage, roads leading from all directions to the pit were year he took a prominent part at Paris and Toulon. elephant in ivory suspended from it. This is the ably floriferous habit, with rather emslierfc* too many prisoners awaiting tbeir trial ingacl, and all expenses to be paid. He told her that she : •stil! under the penalty. He wos lianUhed I thick with people hurry to trie scene of the Danish Order of the Elephant, which the Princes 1 at the same time too many Judges out of town The prestige of M. Carnot's name, the confidence held in an upright position, which ""J , and his return hat subjected iuml disaster. The dead were being brought to the sur­ would require a smart cream gown for "club are wearing as a compliment to Prince Christian. 1 when the list of metropolitan oases is heaviest. of the whole Republican party in his personal yearly upon tbe single varieties si :< ith. face at all times, and as they were conveyed to the wear," and suggested that it should be The Elephant is the first Order in Denmark, and The temporary revival of sittings at the Guildhall character, and his indefatigable devotion to duty bebders. When in full bloom the rich ix mortuary and recognised the cries of their relatives purchased from Mr. Whiteley's. She went Ah, my lord duke, you forget yourself. dates from 1462. their varied colonrs is extraordinary, afc s wast not successful, and has been abandoned. have been powerful factors in the material regenera­ I *hich you and I dare not break, were incessant and heartrending. to Mr. Whiteley's and was measured for the The Prince and Princess of Wales are to leave individual bloom is of the size of a fine The latest set of new rules has not existed long tion of France and the pacific development of her ghtof the Cross hath passage to any _ The reports of the explorers received at the sur­ gown. On April 14 the prisoner told her that Mr. Marlborough House on their visit to North Wales which flower they greatly resemble, sJthoBgt enough to show whether it is substantially better domestic institutions. ™tenj and tbe gates cannot 1 -e closed aj_ face of the pit during the day unhappily led to the Whiteley would not make the costume unless a on Tuesday, July 10th, and they will travel by with the advantage of continual bloom itrci-; om) than its many abortive predecessors. Lord • IOU cast out a poor armourer—be returns conclusion that the calamity was far more serious deposit was paid, so she gave him £2. At the special train from Euston to Bangor. The Prince the summer months. Tnese double w5 Russell has a thorough practical knowledge of the EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF same time he represented that be had broken bis Passport of the silver cross—and he c' than was at first anticipated. The process of and Princess will be the guests of Lord and Lady begonias can only be obtained as yet true it K n subject and will be able to make use of his pro­ • l t J *- 8'"- which you cannot deny." identification was exceedingly difficult, owing to KIDNAPPING. watch, and at his request she agreed to lend him. Penrhyn jit-Penrhyn Castle until the morning of from our leading begonia growers, iisy*8 fessional experience for the public Advantage.—He i ao deny it!" exclaimed the duke, now fa fearful mutilation"of the bodies, and in consequence An extraordinary instance of kidnapping by the hers. Ha then left the house, and she had not Friday the 13th, when they are to travel to Rhyl, specimens of every shade of colour, »t- is not likely to treat his elevation as a mere reward seen him since.—A second case of a similar T! himself with passion. "He shall there were several cases of mistaken identity. White Caps, or local vigilance society, has occurred where they will stay for an hour before returning grown either in a mixed border or inseptf***- for long and splendid services. He will realise 8 ! He character, of obtaining £2 from a Miss Margaret to London. There is to be a large house party at Mttm "* >» a criminal, and «a «_ that as much is attributed to him, so much is The explosion is one of the most serious that has at Colorado Springs, United States. Mr. Tarsney, HONEY PEOsrecis. — The unpropitioui » Charlotte Cooke, of Warnham CrosB, Warnham, Penrhyn Castle to meet the Royal guests, and own dominions, I claim him for punL expected of him, and the expectation will not be occurred throughout the South Wales coalfield, Adjutant-General to Mr. VYaite, the Governor, of late has stopped the ingathering of hoot)' Sussex, was then gone into.—Alfred Robert Brown, w the total number of deaths being estimated by Her either a county ball or a reception will probably be time being, and bee-keepers Lave been DC: • f *y with him ! I will hear no more disappointed. He will s* ill have the opportunity was kidnapped in the middle of the night, struck buyer and manager in the costume department at Majesty's Inepector of Mines for South Wales, given on the night of Thursday the 12th. The disappointed thereat. A good hooey ta* on the head, placed in a cab, and taken to a Mr. Whiteley's, Bayswater, said the prisoner t,oa ! of taking part in public life by voting in the House Mr. Robson, at 251, out of the 267 men who are commenced, a&d swarming was ia !u.. . tl * " cried Frederic Vothins Bruntshall ,no pta lonely spot, where be was surrounded by a party negotiated with him with reference to the supply Prince and Princess are to visit the National of Lords, as the Peerage of a Lord of Appeal is stated to have been in the pit when the explosion Eisteddfod at Carnarvon on Wednesday the 11th, the change to cold and wet complete!y sit** •theh l|'e Cause oi tl,e gall*nt victor. of armed YVhite Caps, who compelled him to un­ of certain costumes, and the young ladies came to ,, "ath this day done let him harm him now conferred for life, and not merely during his occurred. Two of the rescued men sucsumbed to and on the following day they will inspect Lord aspect of affairs. Swarms left unfed wUlf*^ I wh»e dress, and proceeded to tar and feather him. The the establishment to be fitted, but no deposit was oe 3 term of office. the injuries received. Penrhyn's famous slate quarries. a trying time, and no doubt in * et ' party then made off, leaving Mr. Tarsney in a left, and the orders were therefore not executed.— Motlet*! 'i6 thua sP°ke he drew off his A message of sympathy from the Queen was senseless condition. He ultimately recovered, The King of Sweden, whose health has been instances established colonies have ruu u- Detective-sergeant Dew proved the arrest of the il u n lh received at the coll.cry on Sunday night. food. In proof of this drones and drone Ur"' "Aye ' ^ P° e ground. ANARCHISTS IN LONDON. however, and started to return home, but wan­ prisoner at Manchester.—The Magistrate was much h\ nefited by bis cure at Ems, left that place dered 25 miles on the prairies before he was picked lust Wednesday, on a visit tc the Empress been expelled from bives, ren indirgone» >t mum'en?' ' ' e^oed many other knights ; informed that tbe prisoner bad been for years past SC re 0t instead of the spring of the year. As to"" ku auntlets wtre up by a special rescue party which had been dis­ defrauding young ladies. He had undergone 12 Frederick at Cronberg, and from there he pro­ >e duke^T""* * ° g I DEATH OF MADAME ALBONI. weather improves, haymaking will hsjl* N COMMITTAL FOR TRIAL. patched by Governor White by special train to months' imprisonment at Manchester for a similar ceeded ou Tliur.day to Potsdam, where he was the death '" search for him. The deputy sheriffs are suspected guest of tie Emperor and Empress at the Neue it will be some time yot before white A" I upou lh fi^Ped Ludovino, who stood le At the Westminster Police-jourt, London, offence.—The Magistrate committed the prisoner 1 of having perpetrated the outrage, because of Mr. field crop will be in flower and ready to f atleu " Tarsney's recent defence of the Cripple Creek Rasperries aie just coming into bloom, •* Fritz Brail of btiug in possession of explo­ Fr.'.n e on Friday night, was not quite unexpected. be communicated with. and he will now stay at home until the 24th of July, 1 1 sir strikers, for whom he acted as lawyer. broad beans, aud the fields are jello**'" ••''eedl ?' ^ ' and the duke is wrong. sives without a license, was concluded, and the For the last few months the great cantatrice wheu he is to proceed to Copenhagen for the v mustard or chailock, so that bees need no. The °'«e. accused committed for trial. Brail was arrested was visibly altering in appearance, and lived in festivities in celebratioa of the silver wedding of u turn if the weather improves. ' "ter«..i ., ed to see who had spoken, great seclusion in her Villa Cenerentola at the at 54, Patk-walk, Chelsea, where he resided with the Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Den­ Row „ g*ze of ~ Asnieres. Notwithstanding her age, Madame BETTING PROSECUTIONS. 10* Theodore of Hartburg. hi* wife and two children, and ou Chief Inspector SHIPPING DISASTER. mark. THK HKALTEY Cow.—The object o: t*^ now. 'usolent boy f cried Ludovi Melville searching the premises a variety of Alboni sang for her friends until the beginning of man is the production of milk, and j**> i ?B »itli The Duke of York is to receive the honorary 1118 ioulOU. 1>ut in th chemicals and moulds were found which the police last year. Her voice was singularly fresh, and her At the London County Sessions at Clerkenwell, pure. To have pure milk, and of P"1^;"^ me;tblr - " y tongue COLLISION WITH A LINER. degree of D.C.L. at Cambridge on Wednesday, the t r me. and I'll smite thee where at first suggested were Used for the coining of interest in her art was as ardent as ever. When John William Freeman, landlord of the Turk's 27tb, aui the Prince and Princess of Wales and the cow must be kept in a healtuy in Paris an inner stage- box at the Opera was placed The captain of the Baltimore steamer Delano, I Be n English and French min-y, Subsequent examina­ Head public-house, East-street, Bloomsb ry, was several members of tbe Royal Fami'y are expected which she must be properly housed in ce.» tion of documents louud in the house warranted at her disposal, and her advice to rising lyric stars which has arrived at that port from Rotterdam, indicted for permitt ing the house to be used for the fed, watered, and cared for. Health * •• Ila3 ibV?Jar- h.a hands. chemicals, ic, at Lis house was that they had able rival of Jem.y Lind. Her Paris debut in American liner rushed on deck in a state of great of betting, rac'uslip?, &•?. The police evidence and Duchess of Cumberland. till the aecom'es old and emaciated, Isoine features, tun been entrusted to him y a Russian Pole.— " SeTiiramids " was a marked success. In 1886 the excitement. After an examination into the extent went to i how that previous to the raid the place The Comte and Comtesse de Paris, who have will become, unfit tor use. Water M »'i:^duk Evidence having bten given, the Magistrate com­ Marcheee Pcpo'ii, A'.honi's first husband, died, and of the injuries Buffered on his steamer, Captain had been watched, and a number of p.;s m made been residing at Stowe since their arrival from factor, o° 87 per Ceur. of her milk if e had had time for reflect mitted the> prisoner to the Old Buiey, with the the iuimi-able singer then virtually brought her J mieeon, of the New York, signalled " all well " bets with Kettell, sometimes for very Bmall sums, Spain, are to visit the Queen at Windsor Castle Do not allow u cow or any other "'"^i j Set,' lhe outcafe *l°U! kni8nts «P™«'°g expression of opinion that whatever tee result of career to a close. Her second husband, Captain and steamed away. The bows of the Delano are and that Freeman was perfectly coguisant of what shortly after the return of the Court from Bal­ drink water that you would not )ou j, un l ' a"d he fi "new that they were the prosecution the highest possible credit was due Ziegcr, resigned his commission because Marshal seriously damaged. There is a large hole in them, was going on. It was also sta'ed that Kettell moral ; and so also is the Due d'Aumale. The Stagnant streams and swamp holes •*« 11 for onnJf hermore kuew that he had MacMahcn declined to allow him to remain in and several plates have been bent and twisted. b D to Chief Inspector Melville aud his officers for the carried on business at Temple-gardens. Tiie jury, Comte de Paris and the Due de Chartres are going fitting place for her to drink fro.u - * ; Paris. Madame Zieger was pious and charitable, The bulkheads alone saved the vessel. after retiring for some time, returned a verdict ol her pure water, all she will drink, » c Wn b tue 1 of MoJ way tbey had given their evidence and investigated to Scotland next month for some fishing. I"» knew that I ° y Lo"-' « tbe case. and she bore the terrible sufferings of her last ill­ guilty agaiuBt both prisoners, but asked that it when she wants it, and have all - ^crej "e was bound to their obeya' ness with supreme courage. Freeman, in consequence of his previous good and suited to her wans and needs. Bed al!DUeo»en. A memorial service to the late Lord Coleridge character, should be dealt with leniently. Sir P. Herr von Heede, for many years a member of u ld ALLOTMENTS—Suocessiou crops ot r # ht> j ">inK a vi"! ,^* ' swallowing his pass! was held in Westminster Abbey on Friday, all the H. Edlin fined Freeman £60 and Kettell £100, and ,n the Prussian Diet, and a well-known factory- turnips, carrots, radishes and lettuces .^P^intmem ? 6 "Fusion, " the he. FROM NEW YORK TO PARIS judgus in London attending. to be remanded in custody until the fines were FUNERAL OF LORD COLERIDGE. owutr in Westphalia, committed suicide in an hotel e,; ,:n Mind to *>'«ewl,at ruffled me ; sown ; the peas and beans * l *j tct M ON FOOT. The average tenure of the office of Lord Chief paid. Ur leu at Berlin on Monday by poisoning himself. until November; turnips will be g •«» • f Ml ** ^ in, ° ."° 'n obligations. Justice has been 17 years. Of the eight who have k Lord Dunmore is reported to be planning a The Committee of Public Health in Russia has and September; radishes and luc'e ^. ^«tffLi?*»*», and you may ,, At the churchyard of Ottery St. Mary, Devon, pased away, says the Law Journal, Kenyon, At Liverpool Thomas Scott, staticner and ; journey by " land " from New York to Paris. He tobacconist, pleaded guilty to the charge of using been taking a census of the microbes that people August; aud the carrots will (?'" ^.'v. v'first knew u gc 1 must have exDeri < n Saturday, the remains of the late Lord Coleridge Ellenborough, Tenterden, Cockburn, and Coleridge 4,1 he ho has gone to Montreal to arrange w th the Hudson's the railway carriages of that State. The con­ through the autumn and winer, *e" iirf uriv °utca., I * had overcome were laid in the family vault in the presence of a died in office, Mansfield and Denman resigned, and his premises for the purpose of betting, and was : Bay Company for tbe equipment of an expedition fined £22 and costs. Augustus Saunders, for per­ ditions of existence seem to be very favourable quantity Bown and the demand up0 •}> large and representative local gathering. In the Campbell was promoted to the Woolsack. Lord for bacteria, as the population per equsre inch l>een intemperate, wbioh will go to Alaska, cross to Siberia at a mitting betting in a hatter's shop, of which he was addition, these late-town carrot•arrotss »i* " vault were floral tributes in great profusion, moB> Campbell held the office for nine yea s. With this shows an average of 16,000 in the first class car­ extending bis hand season when tbe Bahriig Strait is fr. z»n, and then the manager, was fined £25 and costs. i he carro t r f ' of which had been sent from London. The funeral exception Lord Coleridge's tenure of office was the riages, 34,000 in the second, and 78,000 in the from the injury caused by the ca'r ^ th. ^ thvgree ~ t' lhethee «a t tbe true victor of travel through Siberia to Europe. His lorc'ship y 1 2 procession left the Conrt shortly after 2.30, the shortest. ths carrot fly bas laid her eg** e,s^ ,ff B <* the l?i t "! *. »nd •ee to it that you ' •ays that he will make the journey if he lives. third. A similar investigation in Germany last Mayor and other official representatives of the the late crop of carrots were M•«°- • you. f'gh honour According to a dispatch from St. Petersburg, a Chief Inspector Melville, Inspector Sweeney, year gave analogous results. our that has been confer Corporation of Exeter heading it. The tradesmen brood of carrot files are seldom ' "fctlit plot has been discovered to blow up tbe imperial Sergeant McGuire and two other officers are to An inquest was held on Monday at Silksworth, the first and main brood. There Jgsrf* t lt y Now let The Pope is reported to have strongly condemned of the district also attended. Behind tbe coffin train during the Czar's intended visit to Borki. r* hen°»'l'n ' - trum| have £50 as a reward for tbeir vigilance in arrest­ a colliery village near Sunderland, on the body of ot lo been very destructive to P * ^j pr»*' h aw came Lady Coleridge, the Hon. Bernard Coleridge, trn -*V^ l * n,i *'' »y tothe banquet; the promotion of French priests to hishoprics as a The first female physician in Japan has passed ing Anarchists. Robert Burn, aged three years, who was given no L reward for services rendered to the Republic. the Hon. Stephen and the Hon. Gilbert Coleridge, scarlet runners and peas, in low naa * jj»kt »lhj **« a bl 'fT 8ha" »ncceed/' her examination, and will shortly commence prac­ A Paris widow of independent means was so some rum diluted with water by his uncle as ijurious in higher elevations. * «ho . ,bla< Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Coleridge, Mr. and Mrs. and injurious in higher elevations. ppffm •houutt . "'**<• from the heralds, A singular accident bas happened at Gravesend. tising in Nagasaki. distracted at the death of her old Newfoundland medicine. Afterwards the child went to tho rum Baring Lawfcrd, Mr. W. R. Coleridge, Capt. slowly;;'' is an excellent maxim loi^ J ^ ' ^^Kj£| * k«%hta •°on afterwards the ctv The barge Bernard, after supplying water to the At a meeting of the Attercliffe Liberal Associa­ dog, which had been her faithful com­ flask unobserved, and almost drained the contents. Coleridge, Mr. Leese, Q.C., M.P., Mr. E. Arnold, arid 'well established g.rden n£ • • >^K* > the le' d by Hugh de Cast Russian Imperial yacht Polar Star, in which the tion, held at Sheffield, Alderman Batty Langley, panion for many long years, that she hanged When found the poor little fellow was unconscious, th Sir J. Kennaway, M.P., Sir J. Phear, and others. late potatoe,tat«s e»earl, y and early^'^^K? >g « •dncal ' palace. The Czarevitch arrived, returned to the pontoon at the •ah?!! The Dean of Gloucester, the Rev. G. Read con­ ex-mayor, was adopted as candidate for the vacancy herself. and died soon afterwards. The jury returned a who have bad the discretion to folio ^1 ^own ^open, and Ma5 Royal Terrace Pier, and her crew had just left her, in the representation of the division. The Labour William Davis, who worked at Alvocote Colliery verdict of alcoholic poisoning. 110 el ducted the service. this season will not be sorry, tlfi %\ «v»te3 the head of the Lai when her boiler blew up with a loud report. The party will probably also rnn a candidate. as a horse driver, is averred to have, in starting Cardinal Dunajewski, Archbishop of Cracow, enoe to potatoes and beans, an ^ ^vfi 91 dais, and by his iron deck was flung high into the air, and fell upon Four men lost their lives and several others were four full trucks, left the stop-blocks open, with died on Monday, aged 77. Death was caused by flowers proportionately. Continuei the pilot's offices. The stanchions on the pontoon n< The two men, named Cummins and Lees, who nearly suffocated in a fire whioh occurred in the the result that another pit boy, named pneumonia following on a cold he caught during a is well-maoured shallow "* ** «t*!l were smashed, and the barge sank immediately. were accused of the murder of Mr. McKay, the Mary lee Mines, near the Alabama town of Birming­ Joseph Knight, was overtaken by the trucks and procession which he insisted upon attending, not­ similarly; the plant* theu have so The pilot lannoh Satellite narrowly escaped the bank manager at Barraba, near Sydney, have been ham. The fire is believed to have been the work of fatally crushed. He has been sent for trial to the withstanding his yean. He was made a Cardinal top soil to root in alter they W1"", sentenced to death. same fate, and two of her crew sustained injuries. inoendiariata. in 189a the manure, instead ef poor, oola