The Telegram. — 1900-03-27 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

THE WORLD'S DOINGS.  Dr. Randall, Bishop-Suffragan of Reading, is detained in Daly by illness. The Pope on Saturday granted a long audience to the Archbishop of Dublin.  TheSpisuish Sense on Saturday adopted gut bill for the conversion of the debt.  Lord Harrowby is lying dangerously ill 60 his seat, Sandon Hall, Stone, Stalferdshire.  A monument to Garibaldi wad unveiled at Dijon on Sunday, in the presence of a large assembly.  A Paris telegram states that the order for the release of Baran De Chriatiani was signed on Saturday.  Mr. tiosauqui-o, Q.C., has been appointed Common Serj-alt in place of Sir Eu'ress Fulton, the new ree,rder.  An enthusiastic reception waa given to the Duke of Connaught on Thursday, when he visite(' Belfaet to iiispect the troupe.  The Norwegian ihree-maited Triton, from Kraje,ols, ham ieundered off Dunkirk. Ten of her crew were drowned.  The MAyor of New York, Mr. Van Wyek, inanaorAtt,l on Siurday tbe work on the itawd Tran,,it Toon.; It%llway.  The Duke ui Orieaaa has had au accident while 1),..r-huuturg. A boar charged hum and slightly injured the Duke's leg.  The woman who was arreste d in connection with the mysterious deaths of two children to Glasgow has been liberated. The Rev. George Percy Benson was found dead in his bed at the vicarage of Hoe dt. Warburg, near Rochester, on Saturday.  Captain B. M. Lambert, the marine superintendent and harbour master at Newhaven, has died at the age of 40 from tvphold rawer.  The Rev. Tholllll9 Charles Edwards, M.A. Di). Principal of the Theological College, Bala, North Wales, died on Thursday at Bala.  leield-Marshall Sir lloaald Stewart is gravely ill all Algiers, where he went some time ago in consequence of an stisek of asthma.  Sir William Gairdner intiinated on Friday that he had resigned the chair of medicine at Glasgow Univi.riiity owing to failing eye•sight.  A fire broke out on Saturday in the ammonia department of Sbutt's Ironworks, Edinburgh. Great ~ainsge has been done to the property. ()nevaher J. A. de Souza Correa. the Brazilian Minister, was found lead in his bedroom at the Embassy, Curz,n, Street, Mayfair, on Friday morn ing.  A rag picker at Mosers. Pine lc Soo'a paper work., Aberdeen, in the course ,if her work, name opon an old stocking containing American notes for 500,i011ArA.  In spit, of considerable opposition the Greek Chamber iia pasbei the third residing of the Bill entrooting the Crown Prince with he chief command of the Army.  The Ven. Beni.attuin F. Smith, archdeacon ni Maine and Lanon 01 Canterbury, died na Sunday at Canter bury, atter a career of 55 years' church work, at the age of 80.  The P. ince of Wales, shrough Sir Francis Knollys sent to the Brazilian Legation on Satoiday a message expressing deep grief at the loss of his old friend, the late Chevalier C4;rrea. The grand concert given at the New York Metropolitan Opera House in aid of the hospital ship Maine and the American and British Red Cros., Someties realised 12,000 dollars.  A are French fishing boat, with a crew of 30, went ashore on the Manacles, on Friday morning, close to the scene of the Moltegan dieeeter. She was eventually towed into FAlraluuth.  The American Church at Nice has been broken into twice in three days, the aline box rifled, and two handsome windows smashed. The German Church has also been visited by burglars. Diahmuct Pasha, who fled from Constantinople to escspe arrest on a charge of being concerned in a plot to inurier the Sultan, arrived at Geneva, GO Ft iday, wlth toe two sons and his secretaries.  A young farmer, named Pat Lavery, was on Fiiday night waylaid near liallagh•dereen, County Sligo, and beaten to death. Lavery was very popular, and the reason for We murder is • mystery.  A grandson of Prince Hoheolohe, the German Imperial Chancelior, who has been staying at Cannes, has been bitten there by a mad dog. and has been sent to the Pasteur Institute in Paris for treatment.  Sir John illeatom Conservaiive candidate fur Leicester, while hunting with the Quorn hounds on Friday. was thrown from ins horse and rendered unconscious. the injuries art fortunately out !? emus.  Baron de Chridiani, who was sentenced to four ran,' iniprisoninent last June for assaulting the President of the Republic at the Auteuil racecourse during a Royalist disturbance, has just beau pardoned by M. &