Connecticut western news., 1911-03-30

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 ,,o-r, a- Der of queries in re-
 gard to the status of
 y" the Bagdad railway natter, Sir Edward Grey, the English minister of foreign affairs, stated in he house of commons that Turkey had made certain proposals which the porte desired should be kept secret. The foreign secretary stated that he frankly wanted to see an agreement bn the question which would be satis- factory to Turkey, Germany and Great Britain.
 Emperor William and the empress have reached Venice from Vienna and gone aboard the imperial yacht Ho- henZollern, which sailed for Corfu. The municipality had arranged no fes- Hvities in their honor, and the recep- don of the German sovereigns was ex- ceedingly quiet.
 Tn connection with the launching of the battleship Kaiser Emperor Will liam has created Chancellor von BethmannHollweg a major general ga la suite' of the army. This honor was accorded Prince von Bulow, who is also civilian, when he was chancel- Tor. 5.s.. ss
 Tn consequence of the discovery of military conspiracy against the repub- lie at the town of Vfzeu three high army officers have been arrested, as we'll as Professor Aguiar of the Uni versity of Coimbra, who Is accused of romplicity in the alleged plot.
 The German navy's third mammoth turbine cruiser has been launched at the distinguished Prussian general. The vessel is of the same class as the Von der Tam and the Moltke.
 The British government has declined to renew the Anglo-Danish arbitration treaty on the ground that the treaty all other arbitration agreements which Great Britain might conclude.
 Cards have been posted in all the street cars of Berlin requesting women passengers not to wear long hatpins The notices point out that these orna- mental but useful articles are liable to lnjure their fellow passengers.
 Replying to a question in the Swe- fish diet concerning the arbitration movement, Count Taube,- the foreign minister, said that no communication on the subject had been received from tha American government
 Emperor Nicholas gave an audience to M. Eeratoff, acting foreign minister, with whom he discussed the reply of the Chinese foreign board to the Rus sian ultimatum concerning the treaty of 1881.
 King George has received several of the members of the British polo team which is to sail soon for America in an effort to regain the international polo cup now held by the Americans.
 The chamber of deputies has rati- fed the concession for exclusive oper- ation of telephone system in Constan- tinople and suburbs to the American Anglo-French syndicate.
 General Bernard Reyes, the Mexican soldier who Is mentioned as likely to return to his former post of minister of war in the cabinet of President Diaz, has returned to Paris.
 Aviator Pierre Vedrtne, flying in. 8 Morahe monoplane, shattered all of the cross country records for continuous flight by going from Paris to Poitiers, 2O6 miles.
 Lieutenant Baron Vincenzo Paterno, who murdered Countess Trigona, lady In waiting to Queen Helena, has been expelled from the Italian army.
 Alexander Gutchkoff, president of the Russian douma, has resigned. Off, cial notice to that effect was sent to the newspapers.