, 1910-09-24
ST. CROIX STATION

cially announced that General BOthA VIII
retain the Premiership
The Manchester Federation OF employers
has resolved upon a general lockout from
October first unless the employees OF The
FernMill OF Oldham submit their grievances
to arbitration.
The Welsh coal owners viii discuss Il
general lockout tomorrow, but il nhe mean
time the Cambrian strikers have resumed
work in order to. Iegalize their situation aud
to qualify for union strike pay They will
give notice of their intention to strike Gu
October first.
The Morning Post" says that the unrest
among the workmen has brought the eouu
try to the brink Of q disaster difficult to
parallel in it's industrial history.
The first international Congress 10 consi-
der the cause and remedies for unelnploy-
ment hns been opened at Paris, An attempt
by the German delegates to widen the pro
gramme to consider Socialism was defeated
The British section at the Brussels EX
position has been reopeDed. The prompt
ness of its reconstruction after tue recent
fire is much praised.
A Moscow despatch states THAT the Ger
man lieuteuants Heinze and Weuzei have
been released.
Advices from Lisbon state that KING
Manuel has created sixteen peers, MI Of the
Liberal party, thereby strengthening the
Government sufficiently to avoid a dIs5QiU-
tion, which would have been equivalent to
u revolution. The Government continues
the expulsion OF tho Jesuits.
Winnipeg, Sept 2lst.-It is expected thpt
Lord Strathcona will take o detachment Of
Strathcona's horse, which served in South
Africa, to England to attend the fortheom-
ing coronation.
Quebec, Sept. 21st.- Earl Grey arrived
here and will make u stay of n fortnight.
Ottawa. Sept. 21st.-The Hon Desire
Girouard, Earl Grey's loothn tenen5, replying
to q criticism OF his. alleged declaration Of
allegiance to Cardinal Vannutelii during
the Euchuristic Congress, explains that he
used the word "homRges" which IN the
plural Is "a mere expression Of respect on
compliment, the singular form alone express
sing allegiance.
The Canadian newspapers generally pubh8h
Washington kilograms asserting that the
Hague Award III the Newfoundland Fisho-
ries dispute makes Hudson Bay L closed sen
Of territorial waters.
Barbados 2Oth-The Ceptral Quarantine
Authority met in council chanbol ut IL e. m.
today under the Presidency Of the Hon. W.
K. Chandler G. NJ. g., all the delegates being
present. Ehe acting Governor, officials and
others were present. The President opened
the proceedings. and in The course Of d leng-
thy and able speech, stated tho objects Of
the meeting. emphasizing the fact that the
meeting would be u farce il The delegates
had been directed beforehand to oppose the
suggested amendments, rs such a course
would be- contrary to the consultative and ad-
visory functions conferred upon the Autho-
rity by the Secretary of State for the Colo
nios quite apart from its iudiciaI functions
The Authority adjourned until II am. to-
morrow, when the Hon. q. a. GsodmQR
will move certain resolutions on behalf of
Barbados.
Portorico, 2lst-Washington reports some
indications Of disturbance southwest OF ST,
Kits.
London, Sept. 22ud-The charge OF felo-
ny against Lieutenant Helm has been qban-
doued and he has been remauded without
bail on u charge of misdemeanour i'll UNI
lawfully sketching the Notifications at Ports
mouth.
The Cassell Syndicate has accepted the
terms of the Turkish loan, which the French
bankers refused. The Paris Temps asserts
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