The Telegram. — 1896-10-27 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

LAST LOOK ROUND. Another incendiary fire occurred on &today night at Fa, thingboe, close to Banbury.  tizen Sunday '' was duly celebrated in many of the churches and chapels of the metropolis. Sir Henry Irving on Saturday Did the foundation-Atone of the Dulwich Public Library in Lordship Lane.  A violent thunderstorm passed over London, on Sunday. At Lsigh, in Essex, a church was struck by. lightning. - • • '  M. Ehallemel-Lacour, formerly Fr,neh Ambassador to London and ex-President of the Senate, Is dangerously ill. Severn End Mansion near Malvern, the realdeuce of Sir Edmund lo:ehmere, wRA early on Satur lay morning destroyed by fire. - • ^ •  . . A fire occurred ou Sunday morning at Portman Chapel, baker Street. The gallery was partly deatruyed and the organ wine injured. _ . .  Sir Albert SIVIROOLI, Bart., died at Brighton on Sunday. lie had been confined to the house for a fortnight, hut the end was somewhat unexpected. The Porte has paid to the Austro-Hungarian Enibmely the indemnity of T£6,000 demanded for the murder of an Austrian subject by Turkish troops.  The British steamer Dayspring, the New Hebrides inission ship, has been totally lost north of New Caledonia. The crew Wig shipped at Glasgow.  A telegram from Bulawayo states that Colonel Plumer's force has been dixbanded. The Chief Miterna has sent is message expressing his desire to surrender.  A canoe laden with passengers, while crossing the river at Lagos, became stranded on some 6-h-ing stakes plant,' in the river and was upset. o%er tetenty persons were drowned,  Henry William Mayo was on Saturday brought up on remand at Bow Street charged with fraudulent practices in the Savings Bank Department of the General Post-office. lie wav committed for  Madame Druabx, who has spent several years in prison, having been found guilty of the murder of her husband, has now been been declared innocent by the Court of Amiens, and awarded £1,600 damages.  l'he schooner Dorothy Watson, of Goole, and the steamers Trijani and Bremen, went on the Goudwin sands on Friday, but were subsequently cot off. Whilst the lifeboats were standing by, a Weimer lifeboat man fell overboard and was drovviied.  William Cook, landlord of Lord Dudley's Arms, The Lye, neat Stntirbridge, has died under distressing circumstances. He was startled at midnight by the cries of one of his children, and upon leaving his bedroom he fell downstairs, sustaining terrible injufies to his head. Thomas Moore, a labourer, was sentenced at the Central Criminal Court on Friday, to three months' hard labour for the manslaughter of Dennis Casey at a public-house in Marylebone. The prisoner and the deceased had had a severe fight, in the course of which a knife was used.  The colonels of the London corps of volunteer infantry are issuing orders to their men to bring in, generally by the end of the week the MartiniHenry rifles with which they have been for many years armed, in order that they may be immediately re-armed with the Lee-Metford magazine rifle. The death is announced from Deal, at the ripe age of 89, of Mr. Thomas Kidner, formerly proprietor of the New Inu. Deceased, in the days of the old stage coach. was a postboy, and frequently Crayoned with the Duke of Wellington when his grace was in residence at Waliner Ca•tie. A convict, who had spent upwards of 30 years in prison, has been suffocated in his cell in Wandsworth Prison. At the inquest on Saturday the jury returned a verdict that death wan caused by suffocation due to a defective flew, and was accelerated by deceased own action in blocking up the ventilators.  The marriage of the Prince of Naples and Prin. cm' Helene of Montenegro took place on Saturday at Rome, the joyful news being conveyed to different parts ot Italy by 400 carrier pigeons. King Hunibert has marked the event by granting an annesty to a number of political and military prisoners.