, 1912-04-10

the peace districts with one hundred and
ninety votes, nevertheless a resolution sup
porting the executive committee III direct
ing resumption for lack of a two thirds ne
gative vote was carried by four hundred and
forty against one hundred and fifteen,
and corresponding orders were Immediately
te~legraphed throughout the kingdom. LII
Scotland work will be resumed today,
but it being u holiday in England and
Wales, the men will resume to-mor-
row, and by the week end it is eX-
pected repairs VIII have been completed,
and the industry again IN full swing every
where, unless in a few districts where the
Union funds are not exhausted they should
maintain a local strike; this, however, would
not alt Ter the fact that the national strike has
ended.
The miners have emptied their treasures,
weakened the Federation's discipline, and
prejudiced workmen against syndicullsm, and
the owners, who have sold huge stocks at
famine plices now have eager buyers for
the full capacity Of production. The city
is optimistic regarding effects of removing
this. almost the sole blemish upon the hnan-
ciul outlook, and the stock exchange Will be
disappointed If the next few months are not
among the best of recent times.
Earl Grey has been elected president of
The ROYAL Colonial Institute vice tie Duke
of Connaught, who remains vice patron.
Canada has purchased the site Of Saint
Giles Hospital in Victoria street near
Westminster Abbey and will erect a Domini-
on Building costing four hundred thousand
pounds, creditable to both Canada and the
Empire.
Lake House, near Salisbury, one of the
most perfect Of Ehzabethan mansions the
residence of Mr., Ellingwolth, Nj. 2. has
bten burned. Being awakened by a dog the
family escaped in their night attire, saving
nothing,
Daily Chronicle says Germpn steamships will
carry pass engers and freight to San Francis
co via Panama at the same rate as to New
York except for a small chan sc for the Cannl
dues.
Upon the recommendation of NJ. Paul
Cambon, the French Ambassador, NJ. Is
Golfer, Professor of the school of Political
Sciences, has been appointed the Prince Of
Wales mentor While III France. They visit
together interesting points, which the Pro.
lessor uses as texts for information upon
French affairs. The Prince acts like any
young man of his age and class and Palisi-
ans recognize him as he goes about, but DO
not emhurrass him with attentions. During
his intelligent recrentiOns with educational
intent on his social Introduction through the
Marquis de Br1teuil is equally successful, md
flGncn esteem VIII l&piuy become IKE MS
grPndfatheI'5.
New York, April 8!h.-The japanese Pre-
mier, Marquis Saiouiu, cables to tie New
York Times that there is no basis for the
agitation regarding MagdaIena Bay; there
have been no Governmental negotiations
whnttveI; he oriental Whaling Company have
acquired fishing rights along he coast of
Mexico between Topic and OaXaca, which
have no geographical connection with Mad
dalena Bay, and no political aspect; HE term
is only ten years and similar arrangements
have been made with citizens of other ma
lions for purely individual industrial enter
prise. This is regarded rs ending the Incl
dent, but it has served 3 useful purpose in
putting Japan uEon notice of American sus-
capabilities regarding Monroeism being un-
altered by time OF friendship tor any nation.
London, April 9th-The miners Of York
shire, Lancashire and Ftfeshire resolved on
Sunday they would not resume before mint
ma wages are fixed, and condemned their
leaders for ordering resIImptlOn: Their tenn
,,or iC oOUrV md TpSputfnl The NuTfarpmpu