The Telegram. — 1896-06-09 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

LAST LOOK ROUND.  M. Jules Simon is lying in Paris at the point of death.  A 11130 woe drowned in attemptine to Pt,p from the rteamer to the landing etage at Kew Bridge on Sunday aftrrnoon.  Sir Hercules Robinson, Governor of Cape Colony, and High Couunisaioner fur South Africa, has arrived in England.  The Kurds have massacred a number of workmen on the Smyrna-Casaba railway line and the English,French, and German engineers. Her hlajesty's cruiser Hyacinth has been condemned as obsolete. She awl constructed thirteen years ago, and has served three conimismions on foreign service.  By means of the electniplzone a number of Metropolitan churches were switched on to a room in Gerrard Street on Sunday, and the whole of the services were distinctly beazd. The yacht Harnitzat, with the Cesaiewitch on board, traversed the Bosphorous on Saturday on her way to Sebastopol, being escorted as far at the Block Sea by two Russian guardships. The body of the Rev. Robert Raw, Wesleyan minister, and superintendent of the Retford circuit, was on Sunday found in the River Idle, under circumstances which indicate suicide.  Five more fishermen belonging to Newlyn were commi,ted for trial by the Penzance County Bench on Saturday cLarged with rioting and assault. One nom obtained bail ; in the other case it wan ref deed.  Johii Tyler, alga:Link:mu, h. just Wed 91. Abingdon Irani injuiieb received in a bicycle aceident. While riding down &event Le collided witii a pedestrian and wan thrown from hie tr.achine, injuring his head.  At Wycombe Serisious, no Saturday, the Earl and Countess Carrington were suudnovied for riding bicycles without a light in the town on May 29th. The summonses were dismissed on payment of costs, amounting to 5s 6d in each case.  The steamer St. Paul brought with her to New York the body of Mr. C. Murray, of London, who is believed to be a wealthy Englishman. Be died on Wednesday on board the vessel from the effects of poison supposed to have been taken in mistake for medicine.  Michael Moore, filer, startle remanded at Birmingham charged with stabbing Constable Day, The piisoner WAN lsing obscene language and Day went to arrest him, whereupon the prisoner is alleged to have stabbed the constable in the abdomen with a pocket knife. Day lies in a serious condition.  Epsom races concluded on Friday in the pre. sence of a large gathering, including the Prince and Princess of Wales. The Oaks attracted 11 runner,, which Lord Derby's Canterbury Pilgrim won by two lengths from the Prince of Wales's Thais, third honours being gained by Capt. Lang's Proposition.  A sentence of twelve years' pehal servitude was {kissed by Mr. Justice Mathew, at Suffolk Assizes, on Saturday, upon Walter Mlles, labourer, for the attempted murler of a relative named Laura Miles, at Haughley. The prixoner, who had animosity against the woman, attacked her with a hatchet, and was only prevented by neighbours from killing her.  Mr. Thoinaa Barclay Cartwright, who committed suicide at Montreal on Friday night, seas the only son of William Cornwallis Cartwright, of Aynhoe Park, near Banbury, and formerly Liberal M.P. for Oxfurdahire. The deceased was a magi, trate for Northamptonshire, and 9nly left England for Canada a few weeks ago on a holiday. Ile was shout thirty years old.  On Saturday afternoon, a thunderdorm broke over Berlin, the hke of which has not been seen there for many years. It lasted, with short intervals, nearly six hours, and was attended by extraordinarily vivid flash.s of lightning. The lightning struck several buildings in the town, but without causing touch damage. Many streets and squares were completely inundated, so that the tire brigade had to sent for,  Speaking at is service at rurteea on Saturday afternoon, the Bishop of Guildford (Dr. Sumner) said he feared that the cycling craze took • good many from church. It must not be supposed that lie was not in favour of cycles, hut they were a temptation to leave the parish church on Sunday. Cyclists might say they worshipped the God of nature, Luc God was a God of revelation an well. The bildlop urged the congregation not to mi.:. the opportunity for COMM= worship.  - The Rev. Richard Tyacke, for 60 years vicar a Padatow, died on Saturday night Iron: pneumonia. at the great age of nearly 93 years. Except that he had been blind for a few years, the rev, gentleman's faculties were keen almost to the last moments, and only the day before his death he quoted Latin verse copiously to bill medical advisers. In his dealings with his parishioners he knew no difference between Church and Dissent, and ID former years it was no uncommon occurrence for Dissenters to contribute largely to the crowded congregations that assembled to hear him preach, owing to his great age he has not officiated since May 1899.  Correa pending Wheat. Barle%. Oats. Wheat. Barley. Oats Qi P. Qr... Qrs. a. d. a. d. a d. 1892 54.'64 1,513 1,533 30 5 25 2 21 8 1893 46,032 1,104 3,865 27 4 22 10 20 0 1894 21,422 1,250 2,302 23 9 26 11 18 6 1895 28,871 1,572 6,533 25 9 19 9 15 10