The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-16
Foreign News in Brief

LONDON. Oct. i6-All the men Of the
home fleet absent fom their ships on lib-
erty have been suddenly recalled mas
much as the re1soR for TINS mas not yet
been asserted. the order mas causVu CON
! siderable excitement.
WINNIPEG. Manitoba. Oct. 1o.-The
story being published In the prcss tnht
james oliver Cuwood. "A magazine writer
OF Detroit has bten murdered by Indians
in the Hudson Bay district is absurd
| Curwood is ali'e and well. STAYING at
present In nothern town OF Saskatche~
wan.
NSTANTISOPLE, Oct. i5..-Dis-
turbed by the iews OF Bulgaria's military
activity. the porte has instructed the
! Turkish representatives. abroad to call this
| matter To theAttcntion of the powers and
10 state also that Turkey VIII decline TO
take the Dsonsibllity should Bulgaria
persistence Il her present altitude result
| In hostilitns
SEOUL Oct. lG.-'rhe trouble arising
! from tn, Engagement between Chinese
and JapSlise troops at Kanto, northern
| Korea. has been settled, and no further
difficult! expected. 1t now appears that
! the JaPtinso government notified China
that IN ,ntire question at kanto would
be ADJUSTED by amicable means.
HoNoLULU. Oct l5.-rhe Pacific
cruise feet on leaving Honolulu, return
to MsdaIena bay. cruising thence TO
| Pana19, the Galapagos Islands. Callao,
CoqUnbo and Talaqunnne, visiting these
port IN the order named. The torpedo
flotin will make the entire trip towed
by &c cruisers.
TING TAU, China, Oct 16,-The gov
ernr OF this province (Shan Tung) VIII
pa q state visit TO the towns OF Chefoo
an Wei -hei-wei. in the northern part
ofohan Tuns province, making the trip
I I,,f ianI l.. h1. Ctnr
| ted especially for this occasion to show
| a. friendly sentiments entertained by tho
oinese government toward Germany,
TOXIC, Oct. 15.--At banquet tonight
tndered by the American commissioners
~ The Japanese international exposition,
10 the exposition officials. Thomas j.
D Brien. the American ambassador. and
Premier katsura addressed the distIu-
gulshed guests al spoke in compliment
airy terms OF the services that had been
rendered by the commissioners. Eubas-
sador o'Brieu expressed the hope that the
commissioners would be retained In their
present positions until 1917, TO which date
the exposition has been postponed, be-
cause of the effective work already ac-
complishcd by them.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct ia further
important detail OF the discussion between
NJ. lswolsky Russian foreign minister, and
Baron Won Aehrenthal. Austrian foreign
at their interview at Buchau
has been learned. Baron Won Aehrenthal
oroached tho question OF the Dardanelles
and offered TO support tho Russian wishes
with regard TO the straits I'm return for
RusSiaS acceptance OF the annexation OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Since the pow
crs have practically swung around 10 this
point OF view with regard TO annexation,
Russia is In "A position to claim fulhllment
o: promise, Austria has not formally
boen consulted as 10 the programme elab-
GRATED In London.
LONDON. Oct. 15.-One of tho results
OF the demonstrations by the unemployed
in Great Britain was the Issuing of n
writ today against William James Thorne,
Social Democrat member OF parliament
from Westham, for melting 70 a breach
OF the peace By making a speech in which
he advised the unemployed TO rush" the
baker shops rather than starve. 4 body
of the unemployed is marching today
from Nottingham TO London. Serious riots
wero avoided I'm Sheffield yesterday only
when the mayor announced that the sum
OF 100000 would be devoted to relief
work. There have been demonstrations
OF the unemployed also at Sunderland and
Maidstone.