, 1911-10-14
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

tuition having announced that q part of the
garrison at Aarbus is to be moved to Fred
ERICA, Lieutenant General L7schly the Gene
raj in Command IN Jutland, protested and
rendered his resignation, which was accepted,
Major General Tuxen being appointed rs
his successor. Major General Arendrup hay
ing likewise protested i'll the press, the Vim
istar of Defence has required al explanation
Of his action. Major General Hansen, Chief
of the General Staff, also disappearing Of the
removal, wished to retire from his post, but
this has been refused.
Mr.. Iripuk has been recognized as Por-
tuguese Consul at st. TIlOmaS.
The deaths have taken place Of the Geo
grapher Bjornbo and Herr Blaunuller, the
Author.
The st. Croix arrived at Rotterdam to-
day.
London, Oct. 13th-NIr. Walter Long at
Darlington his opened an anti-HOme Bule
compaIgn. Autonomy all round, be declared,
analogous to Canada and Australia signifies
separation at will, and could Ireland be
trusted with the privilege nobody thought
Canada, Australia or South Africa would
exercise? Ireland was an integral part Of the
United Kingdom as much as an English
county, and Irish autonomy would be pre-
judicial to national defense.
A number Of oil tanks along the Manches-
ter canal were ignited, the blazing oil light
ed the structures on both sides Of the canal
for a long distance, ana a large amount OF
damage was done. The fre started at the
Angola merican ompany's property,
The death is announced of Mr.. Henry
Broadhurst, Labour leader, formerly Nj. Z
for Leicester.
A despatch from Pekin states that the
cabinet met to consider the capture of WI
chang, the capital of the province of Hupe
by the revolutjonaries. The commander
was killed by a bomb and the Viceroy fled.
Five gunboats are guarding Han oW. For
eigners have not been molested by the re-
volutionaries' orders, which indicates a dis
cipline ominous for the Government. The
outbreak followed the execution of four
rebels, arrest of thirty two, and seizure
of incriminatory documents, explosives
and other signs of conspiracy. The troops
became affected. some fires started mysteri-
ously, and the loyal troops fed. The move
ment is directed against the Manchu dynas-
ty.
The Picking correspondent of the Times
says the most disturbing feature IS the de-
s~truction of the treasury building; the Hupe
Governments notes were issued in unknown
millions, were the chief currency in three
great cities, and a financial crisis is inevitable,
Profound dissatisfaction with the Govern
ment of the Empire exists, generally deserv-
edly.
Advices from Tripoli state that italian
troops are disembarking.
A Berlin telegram says an armistice has
been practically arranged and has been I'M
officially communicated, and it is hoped that
even the young Turks or irreconcileables will
acquiesce in the inevitable. In London there
is no confirmation of the foregoing.
A despatch from Rome says it is untrue
that Germany's activity is inspired by hopes
of acquiring Tobruk as a base Of 0 eraticns
in the Mediterranean against England; no
Power disapprovos of Italy's action or will in
tervene until Tripoli is occupied.
Adyices from Salonika state that the third
army corps threatens to march upon Constan-