London, May 2.
A message from Gibraltar states that a British subject, under the pseudonym of Don Carlos 'el Trlandes was carried in triumph by the crowd in. the arena at Linea, Spain, after killing two bulls with two sword-thrusts following upon a wonderful display of agility with the red cloak.
It appears that he was a clerk in the employ of the Eastern Telegraph Company, named Leonard Trimby, who was tired of hearing the Spaniards boast that no British could possibly equal the skill and courage of the Spanish bull-fighter. He entered the arena stipulating that his fees were to be given to charity. Trimby was born at Cawnpore.—Reuter.
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