, 1910-12-03

Ministry, said the Irish will never consent
to then country being sold for American
dollars, and Mr.. Walter Long urged resist
ance to Home Rule. Mr.. Balfour sent q
message that if Ulster remained firm no
Home Rule or Radical coalition would sue
coed in forcing the disruption ST the United
Kingdom upon a hostile determined people.
The Socialists have nominated Il candidate
for Battersea endangering Mr.. JOHN Burns
selt and the Sutfragettes have nominated
their first candidate at Glasgow.
Sutfragettes disturbed Mr.. Churchilrs
speech Mt lambeth After several disorderIy
elections MIR. Churchill said he unders cd
that individuals are to be singled out for vio-
lence, and to such language only one answer
was possible, ''come on"
Mr. Chu}chilPs train as~sailant, II. 4. Frank
lin, a nephew of Mr.. Samuel the Post Master
General, has been remanded witAeut bail.
detectives guard Mr. ChurchilPs BABY when
out with its nurse, and all ministers wives
and families are protected in the manner
customary during the Fenian outrages; over
seventy regular guards being employed upon
this duty alone besides others for special oc-
ca,ions.
Paris dispatches state that the editors Of
the Guerre Sociale, who have been impIis-
oncd for provoking sabotage, demand treat
ment MS political prisoners, otherwise they
threaten Il hunger strike.
The Russian Douma is returning sharp
answers to the Chamber Of Deputies pro
tests against legislation regarding Finland,
the phrases being SO biting and correct lhat
the entire nation is humiIiated by the retort
of its meddling with business not French,
and Paris newspapers say that bad French
legislation does not qualify the Chamber to
give instruction to the Douma.
The Frankfort Yereinsbank has been
closed by a run which withdrew deposits
equivalent to its entire capital before it's
stoppage The Dresdner Bank Will assist
it through its difficulties, which have been
caused by excessive mortgage Investments.
Advices from Rio JauelrO say the Brazil
ian officers refuse their commands, through
dissatisfaction at the amnesty of the muffin
eers endangering the lives of their superiors,
The officers declare the mutineers were I'M
justified, and discipline is impossible. Re
fugoes from the bombardlnent are returning
to Rio.
London, Nov. 30th-Sugar in stock on
the Goth inst. was $4,000 tons, last yeur So,
600 tons,
London, Dee. 1st-The Electoral Cam
paign is bubbling fercelyj all the leaders are
speaking daily, sometimes repeatedly, and
GlSOlueIS are IItQueujj eAAIupleau iei IT sunni
gette disturbance at Mr., AsquIth'F meeting
Mt Reading and Mr., ChurchiiIs meeting at
Colchester.
Mr.. Asa it'll denied that Mr.. Redmond
had forced the dissolution, aGy more than
the man in the moon. He tainted the Lords
with their sudden zeal fDr reform, producing
n plan for an entirely new Chamber in Il few
houre, after slumbering for years. If,
he continued, the Tories succeeded with
tariff reform, which would cost hugely, it
would upset the foundations Of representa-
tive Government.
Mr.. Balfour, addressing a huge meeting
ut the Albert Hall, declared his readiness
to submit tariff reform to Il referendum
following a Uniouist victory Grenzied cheers.
Continuing, he said he thought their oppo-
nents should do the same regarding Home
Rule, which would cost two hundred thou
sand pounds instead of their opponents
estimate of two millions. This Iputs another
face upon the campaign and united the
Unionist free traders against the Govern
ment's single chamber proposals. Consols
have advanced sharply. The Morning Post,
alone among the tariff reformers, dissents; it
,ryor.4. NJ, R,lfC1r'S declaration MS q mera-