The Penn's Grove record., 1911-04-14
FOREIGN.

The new German dirigible Deutsch
land II. travelled ITO miles at a speed
of "A miles an hour.
Prime Minister Asquith adopted ar
bitrary means to force Lords veto
bill through Commons.
The French diplomatic cipher was
stolen and sold to other governments.
Tokio's Yoshiwari fire entailed a
loss of $4,000, 600.
Z The Duke of Westminster's motor
boat Ursula covered so kilometers in
48 minutes 81 seconds at Monte
Carlo.
The revolution in Mexico is spread
ing. Prominent men in Tehuacan, ar
rested as sympathizers, have dfsap-
peared and are supposed to have
been shot.
The town folks of Haywood, Eng
land, have notified Mormon mission
aries to quit.
Work has been begun by the Rus
sian ministry of railroads upon the
northern-most railway in the world.
The British warship Indefatigable
averaged 20 knots, a record, in the
recent 24-hour speed trial.
Turkish warships will be built by
British firms. Schwab's firm had bid
for the contract.
Three hundred persons persisted in
a fire which swept the Yoshiwara dis
trict of Toxic. Eight hundred were
injured and 5000 M were left
homeless.
1t was authoritatively stated that
great numbers of Mexican suspects
had been murdered in the penitenti-
airy by Government officials, some be-
ing barbarously tortured.
1t was learned from diplomatic
sources that there is prospect OF an
arbitration treaty between Great Bri-
tain and Germany.
Snow and intense cold have caused
great suffering to the people OF CEN
trail Turkey and killed half a million
sheep. Famine threatens.
Premier Giolitti Of Italy announced
the new policy of the government OF
guaranteeing religious liberty.
Oreste Ferro, insurgent leader in
Peru, has abandoned his followers
and is fleeing to Ecuador.
For selling secret documents to
British Austrian and French agents,
a Russian, named Povage, was SEN
fenced 1t st. Petersburg to IL years
Imprisonment.
The British Columbia Government
assembled the Songhee Indians oppo-
site the city of Victoria, and paid
s425. 900, for the surrender of their
reserve.
The "Tanin" Of Constantinople
states that the Turkish Government
has decided to order two dread
naughts from English shipbuilders.
At Sotheby's, London, a richly lllu-
minated and finely decorated st. Je-
rome's Bible of the 18th Century sold
for $4,000.
Andrew Carnegie gave $23o,0oO for
a nero fund for Sweden.
Snow fell in Paris, blanketing the
newly leafed trees.
Giovanni Rapi, the alleged treasur-
err of the Camorra and keeper OF
high-class gambling houses, sought to
impress the Viterbo Court with his
social superiority over his fellow de-
PENDANTS.
England and France may ask Amer
lea on the ground of the most favor
ed nation clause for tariff concessions
similar to those in the agreement
with Canada; advices from Wash
ington say that such requests will not
be granted.
Turkish troops routed the Albanian
rebels b~esieging TUT.
F. /. Madero, Jr.,- said his rather
and brother were not authorized to
initiate peace terms with Senior LII
mantour, and that the only overtures
he would recognize would be those
addressed to himself or to DR.. vas
quez Gomez, his confidential agent IN
the United States.
Ratiications of the American-Jap-
anese commercial treaty were ex-
changed at Toxic; the Emperor sent
a cordial message to President I
who replied.
Premier Canaleias announced IN
the Spanish Chamber of Deputies
| that he would carry out unchanged
the programme of the former minis
try.