The Telegram. — 1900-11-13 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

THE WORLD'S DOINGS.  Thr• de3th j nonNoiced of the Mairtrajlh of  The Czar fa suffering from an atta?,k of infinenz  Mr, Alarzns Daly, known as the Copper King, died on Monlay in New York State.  Two more deltloi ;,are occurred at the result of the explosion ou Itienetda Valley Colliery.  A German ‘vorlrinen's train met with an accident on Monday, and six passenzers were killed. Marks Finestoin was remandel at Leeds, on Thursoar, charged with the wilful murder of Lena Mistimes' (a). The Prince and Princess of WRIPP have definitely decided to pay a visit to Belfast towards the end of next April. A domestic servant, named Jackson, has died at the Middlelex Hospital through swallowing three labia teeth w.ilat asleep.. Telegrams from India stat • that in the Centre, Provinces relief operations will shortly end, but in Bombay the outlook is not so promising. The sailing targe, O.L S., of London, la hen with bricks. on Monday collided with Westininatvr Bridge, and sank. NO-One was injured.  Morocco as refused to grant an idemnity claimed by the United States as compensation for the murder of an American subject by a Moorish mob.  Three hundred people have been thrown out of employment by a fit, which broke cut on Monday at Mr. haac Nash and Sons' spade and tool works, Stourbridge.  The electrician in charge of the Newport Corporation electricity winks, named Thomas Griffiths, was foand dead beside the switch board on Monday night. At Manchester, on Monday, Henry Thomas Blan 1 (54), labourer, was sentenced to death for murdering his wife at Gorton. He was strongly recommended to mercy.  News reached Belfast .311 Monday of the drowning, on Sunday, in Folkestone Harbour, of a fireman belonging to the Steamer Opal, named Holbrook, a native of Belfast.  At iyhill, near Barnsley, a girl named Shaw took down a gun and commenced dusting it, when it went off, killing a nurse girl named Hague, who was rocking a baby in a ci A verdict of manslaughter was returned at a Brighton inquest against Martha Mien, domestic servant, who is said to have admitted throwing her newly-born child over a wall into a garden. John Walsh, fitst-class Customs examining officer, was found ,hot in the forehead with a revolver, on Monday, at his residence, Atlantic Avenue, Belfast, and is not expected to recover, At a conference of miners, held on Monday. at Cardiff, the Council was authorised to declare a gerier.tl holiday at any time it wan thought necessary for the protection of wages and the industry generally. At Wycombe, the Mayor, aldermen, and all the municipal members and officials were solemnly weighed in their robes and official garments, and their avoirdupois was duly recorded in the archives of the city.  The Wasliiwton correspondent of the New York Journal, utate, that Presiderit WKiuley has determined that Mr. Hay shall return to the Court of St. James Ali representative of the United States.  The 1.40 p.m. Reading express from Water. 100 broke a I,istom/01 while running through Richmond station on Monday, and titopped of the croam-over plinks. Al! traffic wan at a etandAttll for half an hour.  In a twenty-round boxing contest for the bantam-weight championship of England, held at the National Spurting Clitb, on Monday evening, Harry Ware, of Holoot, defeated " Pedlar " Palmer, of LJudon, on points. A man named Blatch has been wrested in New Zeeland, who is supposed to be the murderer of an old man named Welch, at Colchester, seven years ay. The police has frequently been on his track, but he has hitherto eluded them. When the 11.3 a.m. train from St. Pancras arrived at Leicester on Saturday, complaint was made that while passing Hendon the train was shot at. ThP bullet shattered a window on the right side of the train, but no-one was injured. A daring theft was committed in the jewellery department of Messrs. Liberty & Co., East India House, 213, Regent Street, on the night of Friday last or early on Saturday morning, jewellery to the valne of between taoo and £6OO being taken.  Dover WA visited by a thunderstorm on Sunday night Constable Phillips, of the county constabulary, was struck by hirntning while! patrolling at IlAngwould, near Dover. He was badly burnt, and had not recovered consciousness at a late hour on Monday night.  A dreadful accident occurred on Saturday evening at Weduesbury Oak Collieries. Several men were loading coal, when the roof fell in, and some of the men were buried for over an hour. Two of them were killed, and a third was removed to the hospital in a dying condition.