, 1912-06-26

Some of the latter upon beng summoned rs
mutjneers or desertcr5 0nsW red that The
Unions are legal and cannot be prosecuted
for their acts, therefore they appealed against
the Judgment. NJ. Delcas,e, Minister OF
Marine, has offered TO appoint an ARBITRATOR,
but the ~shipowners disagree about accepting
the offer. The Havre strikers have accepted,
while the shipowuers have refused.
New York. June 24th-The first ballot ~
which $40 votes are nece 'sary for a presi-
deutial nomination, rtsu} ed il 56l for Pre-
sideut Taft, 107 for Mr.. Roo ,eveit ami -
for Mr.. L.. \. LafoIette. Three hundred and
forty four delegates present did not vote IN
support Of Mr.. RouseyeIts allegations OF
fraud by the credentials committee and by
the convention III adopting the committees
report. Mr.. Rooaeye.ts name was not form
ally presented to the conyentlon, the votes
in his favour being east by delegates follow
ing the Instructions competing such acton.
His followers have held a separate meet
ing, aud pledged then support to an
Independent ticket to he nominated ut
a convention in August, the pylnctpaI
plank in the platform Of watcA Will be "Lhol
shalt not steal" Mr.. Roosevelt has accepted
thu leadership rendered BY twenty two states.
President Taft in Il statement saws ms no.
miuutiou sign Ties the trIl npI Of tIose te-
siring to preserve american institutions, e3-
pecullv coustitutloulllsm and the support Of
the courts against those da-ring To snbatI-
tute a popular mandate without limitations
Of law, and he declares patriot, breathe
more freely since the defeat Of IA third
term candidate is more important than the
result Of the election IN November.
Santiago de Cuba, June oath 1t is the
general opinion that the Government Is Try
iug to buy off the rebel leaders Estenoz and
Iyonnet, aich is the reason Of the inactivity
Of the troops, who have done little fighting
during the last few days. General Monica
gudos has also given an assurance OF tho
early termination Of the revolt, and large
numbers of the rebels surrendered before
the expiration OF the amnesty on Saturday
II ght,
81. Kits, 22ld Under the q taruutine re
gulations applicable TO places not IN the
quarantine convention, all arrivals IN TINS
presidency from Porto Rico will be SUBJECT
to qu0ruutiu for ten days.
Jamaica, 24ih-RIgid quarantine against
Porto REQ has been declared.
San Juan r.. H.. June 24h-Ihe Socra-
tary's office reports up 70 noon to day: total
numger 0. cases Of plague 4netoen, Wtth
eleven deaths.
London. june 25th-In the third test
match Of the triangular tourua 0ent, "aie1
commence at Lords yesterday, Eagian YER
su, A|a-ta.ia. the fonr scored 2ll for
four wicKet-. Houba I07, Rao te.-59
Tho nuqiae uf tt+aeel e=s at n t-9r
was lie ou3y outward 4gu OF The Prince Of
WaI,s birthday, the day being Otherwise a
quiet family festival. The mail brought
numberle4s letters an,i presents, o"i King
Alfonso informed the Ptince Of his Intention
to appoint hm a mcmber Of The Golden
Fleece order. The Bishop Of Wancne1lel
preached in tho private chapel of the Castle,
the KING and Queen beng present. and
alluded specially to the Princes future du-
ties. In tie afternoon Queen Alexandra
and Princess Victoria motored to Windsor
for Il toapurty, after which the Prince iecoiT.
ed greetings from the crowd listening to
the band on the Castle terrace. The wealth
en- being perfect, the family spent the eve
mig in The gardens Of the Castle.
The ''rimes", commenting OH the result
Of he Rrpubhcau National Convention at
Chicago, says it forces the Republicans to
appeal to the country as Conservatives, with
the depressing consciousness that President
Taft can be represented rs the nominee OF
fha BOSSES The Republican Party. it adds.