, 1910-06-01

1890 w. A%'O' At4&bC0IALtiK
following the disaster q squadron of subms-
rjnes was ordered to mAnoeuyre and re.
sponded CALAMITY.
The Manchester employers have p~ostpon-
ed the reduction of wages for three months.
an eight per cent reduction being favoured
which the employees will however not accept.
The postponemeIt is due to King Edwards
death and reluctance to obscure the begin
ming Of King Georges reign.
AT Newmarket near Cork q serious serim-
mage has taken place between R4dmondites
and O'Brienites, ia which bottles. stones and
r%evOlvers were used and acts of iucendi-
arlsm were committed. The police velleyed
twice before the riotng was checked, ono
man being killed and many injured and ar
rested.
Paris adviees state that the murderers Of
Madame Gouln, whose body was found in
December last beneath a train approacLipo
Paris, have been convicted by q court NM
tial, Grady being sentenced to be deo,ado1
and shot and Michel to twenty years imnr,
sonment in French Guiana.
Dispatches from Copenhagen announce
that the Ministry has resigned, but that the
King has requested it to remain in Office
until its successors have been appointed.
The death is announced at Baden Baden.
from heart disease, of Professor Koch, the
renowned bacteriologist.
The Lower House of the Prussian Diet
has rejected the Cows Franchise bill. Upon
the result of the voting being known, DR.
Won Bethmann Hollweg withdrew from the
Chamber. Demonstration in support of
democratlzlng the suffrage are anticipated.
and It will not be surprising if the Govt.
should secretly approve Of them as a means
Of le%ssening the conyersatiye opposi-
tions.
New York May 28th-Advices from
Bluetields state that under cover of the fire
from the gunboat "Sanjacinto" the Madri-
zltes routed the EstrAdaites and captured
the bluff commanding the town. The
Estrada gunboats "Blanca" and "Ometepo'7
escaped up the Escondido River. The Govt.
has not attacked the revolutionists as Rama.
General Estrada denies that his defeat is
final, and declares he viii persist and if
necessary carry Bluefelds by assault, hence
q bloody battle is thought to be impeu-
ding.
A Washington despatch says the United
States IS preparing to prosecute the pe~jur-
ers in connection with the .'Venus's" de-
parture, General Madriz's agents having
boosted Of their successful deception of the
United States, according to documents pub
lI5u0u Oy tneIr organ LA Iafde 9b MANA
qua.
Ecuador, in accepting tripartito iuterven-
ton. baying imposed conditions unacceptable
to Peru, mobilization has been resumed and
the outlook is again critical.
London, May 30th.-A prolonged confer
enoe has taken place between King
George and Lord Kitchener. The post
p%onement of the %latter's departure for Malta
would be popular, and it is suggested that he
should be the first member Of the Army
Council, with special duties in connection
with the territorial army.
With the Kings approval the mourning
for King Edward will be modified as far as
possible.
It is announced that Queen Mary will be-
come colonel of the Butcher hussars-
ConstantinOpIe advices state that during
q debate on Crete the Grand Vizier said
that Turkey was negotiating with the Powers
and not with Greece, and if Greece inter
yened Turkey will resort to arms. Constant
protests, he added, had been made against
the exclusion Of M|usselmans from the Cretan
assembly and demands for the maintenance
Of Turkeys sovereignty.
A Picking despatch states it is expected
that Sir Rpbprt IL rt'S oro;toDt GU Rnhart