• Lk> Ltd h «W their Ind AM f home-entered and Irish one! K?azine d a Zm * catl!e and all classe6 of yesterday, when the nnm-1 ii-I-,'tcattle and 79t> sheep. Home-1 ,v, comprised a good selection, the iiiajo-1 'Q,® two-year-olds being shown in condiwi gtirks also included nice s

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Berlin, Wednesday. A duel which took place here this morning between Herr Von Zablenski and Herr Zliervitch resulted in the death of the latter, who was shot through vital organs.—C.N.

s>unsee Courier. LARCEST MO CiMJIATION DUNDEE- THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1905. Polling at Brighton has resulted in the return Mr E. Villiers (Liberal) by a majority of 817 votes. The bye-election was caused by Mr Gerald Loder (Conservative) being appointed as Junior Lord of the Treasur

WHOLESALE INCREASES. IS SCALE > SYSTEM ILLEGAL? Forfar teacher*' Varies woro last night inorea*od £<iGO. The members uhe Board, however, are decidedly opposed any scale fixed, Mr Graham and Mr Moffat being ot opinion that it is quite illegal for Board adopt any such system. OPPO

At the evening sitting the House Commons last night Sir WILLIAM TOMLINSON called attention the subject of cottongrowing in British Colonies, Dependencies, and Protectorates, and moved that in view of the peril to which the mdustries ootton as the principal raw material of their

SHERIFF PONDERS OVER THE 44 FRAILTY MAN" AND AWARDS GIRL DAMAGES Against a Retired Engineer. Sheriff Campbell Smith yesterday issued judgment in the action raised by Heien Toutt, domestic servant, against Thomas B. Mitchell, retired engineer, Fairfield, Clepington Road, Dundee,

with his death under tragic oiroumstanoes. Part his duty was p'ace pieces of metal a vat vitriol, and whilst was engaged he is supposed have been seized with a fit, and to have fallen forward, his hands and arms entering the vat. There was nobody near at the time, and when disco

BOARD NEGOTIATE WITH PARISH COUNCIL. QUESTION OF THE SITE. A somewhat animated discussion took place meeting of Dundee Parish Council last night over a communication from the Clerk the School Board asking if the Council were prepared to sell a vacant piece of ground in the vicin