, 1912-11-09

U. S. S. Baltimore" whose IN tchinery be-
came d%eranged while en- route to Santo
Domingo.
Barbados, 6th-Russian cruiser "Rossia"
from Tenerife, arrived 2 D. m.
Antigua, 7 h-Severe shock earthquake
9.18 p, m. 9th.
st. Kits, 7th-Shock earthquake 919
p. N. 9th.
St. Thomas, It'll Danish cruiser "Ipgolf'
from Europe arrived noon to-day.
New York Nov. 7th-Further details of
the Presidential election state that Presi-
dent Taft carried Idaho, Utah and Vermont
with twelve electoral votes, Mr.. Roosevelt
Illinois, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Washington
and South Dakota with ninety four, and Mr..
Wilson forty STATES with 425 votes. The
popular vote for Mr.. Wilson is 6,359,826
for Mr.. Roosevelt 4,2O5,S74 and for Presi.
Dent Taft 1904, 913, that is, despite Mr.. Will
sons overwhelming victory his popular vote
is less than the combination Of President
Iafta and Mr.. Roosevelt's, and, therefore, the
Republlcan dlssenslons, rather than the
Democratic gains, explain the result. The
Senate will consist Of As Democrats, 80 Re
publicans and 16 Progressives. while 297
Democrats, 1922 Republicans and Is Progress
sives will compose the House of Representa-
tives. Michigan, Kansas, Arizona aud Ore
gon have adopted woman suffrage with con.
s!itutional amendments, while Wisconsin has
rejected it.
Copenhagen, Nov. 8th -KontorcLef Kilt
gard of the Tax Department has been APP
pointed Departments Chief. vice Nh. I. p.
HiorI LoreDzen, recently appointed Presi-
dent Of the Tax Council.
Judge of the Upper Court Krapup has
been appointed to the Supreme Court.
The Employers Union has declared a lock
out affecting 10000 men, to begin on the
fifteenth instant.
The st. Thomas arrived at Rotterdam
on the seventh.
London, Nov. 8th-Mr. F. H. Jackson, a
Director of the Bank of England, suyS hat
Mr.. Woodrow Wilson election as President
of the United States is satisfactory to the
City. The Daily News says it Is the greatest
blow to protectlOnism i'll our time, and the
Pail Mall Gazette and other Journals express
similar views.
MIR F, D. Acland, in II speech, declared that
Mr. Wilson's victory was attributable to one
preeminent canse, namely tariff reform, and
that Liberals send him a message of God
speed in that mission. The market in Anne
rican securities is strong.
In the House Of Commons, Sir Albert Spi-
Ger, answering n question, Salu that attention
had been called to the eruv atrocities
by articles in Truth in 1909. but hat the
Foreign Office were embarrassed by the Pc
ruvian company's employment of Barbadians,
and, as an example, England was now extra
citing Senior O'Donnell, Il Peruvian, from q
British colony, and now in gnol there. The
compuuy had dismissed seven Peruvian sub
managers, but otherwise it had relied upon
the denials of one director and the secretary.
The diamond reported yesterday as having
been found In the Premier mine Is said to be
OF inferior quality.
The news of the purchase of Stafford
House by Mr. Graham has not been confirm
Ell, and it is now reported that Sir ". H.
Lever has bought the unexpired portion of
the lease, which will then revert to the crown.
Lord Roberts recent speech is still promi-
nent, and the international Arbitration Lea
que has resolved that it represents only
the f~anatical milltarists, who are irritated by
their failure to place the yoke of conscription
upon Englishmen's shoulders The members
of the German colony in Manchester have
begged their German friends TO understand
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