, 1912-10-30

initiating he sailors when aboard the lmpe-
rial yacht Standalt. One version is that the
accident was caused by the Czareyitchs own
act. Prayers are being offered throughout
Russia for his recovery. The condition of
The Cztriua IS pitiabIe, and til Car is inca
pacitated for pubic business Admiral Cha
gin, the Cars favourite commander of the
STANDARD, has committed suicide 10y shooting
himself after filing the barrel of u loaded
rife with water, almost blowing his head
from his body. There is no explanation for
his act, which is variously attributed to II love
affair, politics and remorse regarding the
Czprevitch. An nnsenled note requested
that nobody should be blamed, and the man.
ner III which he spent TIA" previous night
in licates that his suicide was ~ emeditated.
II is also reported that Admiral Chugin's be-
trothed committed suicide upon hearing Of
his death.
Paris advices state that twenty five teach-
ers, belonging to the Teachers Union have
been fined two pounds each, and The court
has ordered the dissolution of the union.
This is a sequel to 4 resolution BY the Cabin
ct ON August-twenty fourth that the teachers
did not adhere to the patriotic movement IN
France, but were preaching anti-mlitarism
and even advocating desertion
Brussels advices state that the police, on
visiting the ho e of Il friend of Heir. Will
mart, the absconding director Of the Ghent
Terneuzen Railway, found eight sacks Of
coupons and forged shares, III which other
companies are involved.
New York, Oct. 26th-Lieutenant Becker
has been convicted of murder IN the first de-
gree, but viii appeal. The trial of his four
~accomplices will commence ON November
seventh.
Advices from Mexico state that General
Diaz's officers, NajorsZarate and Cuesta, have
been executed. The majority OF the Cabin
ct fuyoured the death penalty for General
Diaz also, but President Mudero persisted
upon leniency being shown. The Federal
Judge has granted Il writ removing General
DiUz from military jurisdiction for a civil
trial.
San DOMINICAN adyices state that Presi-
dent Victoria announces he viii retire from
the Presidency at the expiration of the terra
for which the late President Caceres was
elected. A new election will be held IN
1914, and an amnesty for the revolutiouists
viii, it is expected, raeify the republic.
Grenada, 26th-H. NJ. S. Aoolua left for
Curacao about 5 n. m.
London, Oct. 28th-1he Bulgarians are
shelling Adlianople, PORTIONS of which are
burning. The Montene4rins have captured
SplltAll, ana the OtlNIdlS OHkuD. htIt ILRS
been hard fighting il many plnces, but only
unofficial accounts Of the casualties, rs, tor
example, that the Turks had fifteen thousand
killed at KiIkkilist. Two thousand wound
ed have arrived at Belgrade, and the trains
ale still coming from kumanovo, whose fail
opened the way of the allies into Macedonia.
The swift and Wonderful successes of the
Quadlupiice upset ali the diplomats, and con
front Europe and Asia with It Few situation
endnngering NJ. PoincaIe, the French Pre-
mier's programme of Intervention upon the
basis of the status quo ante,
Advces from Stinia state tia; there have
been Moslem mass meetings at DelhI, Bonn
bay and elsewhere, and that innumerabIe
leaflets have been circulated, and the cIrcu-
lation Of the native newspapers has quad
rupled rs the excitement grows with sue
cessive Turkish defeats.
Europe is agitated by the decreasing pros
poets of locnlizing the war, and Russia and
Austria are preparing for uncertain action.
The division of Turkey seems more likely
than the compelling of the allies to ~diSSorSe
what they conquer. Their alliance Is re
4l ., bo mora folmol and STRONGER