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LATEST NEWS. COURANT Office, Tuesday Eveming. THIS DA.Y'S TELEGRAMS. THE PRINCESS OF WALES. The Princess of Wales, with Prince and Princess Charles of Denmark, arrived at Marlborough House this morning, on the con- clusion of their visit to the Queen at Windsor. RAILWAY MEN AND THEIR PAY. A large and important conference of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants was opened at Birmingham this morning, for the purpose of considering the replies of the various railway companies to the men's demand for an increase of pay and alterations in the conditions of labour. There were present about 120 delegates, representing 87,000 railway servants of different grades. A CHANNEL FOG. A Dover telegram states that a dense fog prevails in the Channel, seriously impeding navigation. THE LONDON FIRE. The work of dealing with the smouldering ruins of the great city nre is gradually nearing oompletion, and to-day the number of firemen has been reduced to twelve. TYPHOID AT MAIDSTONE. There have been two fresh cases of typhoid at Maidstone during the past twenty-four hours, bringing the total to 1,859. Secondary cases now number 249, a far larger proportion than is usual in epidemics of this kind. EX-G-AMEKEEPER SHOT. Samuel Timperley, ex-gamekeeper, aged 70, was last night found shot dead in his cottage at Risley Moss, Culcheth, near Leigh. No trace was found of his assailant.

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