, 1912-11-16
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ST. GROIN STATION.
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The death is announced Of MIR. William
Blackwood of the well known firn of pub
fishers.
The Daily Express reports authoritatiyely
that SIR W. II. Lever has bought Stafford
House for public purposes.
Mr.. John Redmond says the passage of
Home Rule has been deferred until after
Christmas, but that otherwise the Govern
ment's recent defeat is unimportant, unless
repeated, because it spraug from ovorconh-
dence resulting from the steadiuess Of its
maiolities. He refuses to remark upon the
absence of so many Nationallsts aud Liberals,
except that he declines to associate it with
lukeWArmnesS.
Advices from Madrid state that the assas-
sin of Senior Canal las, the Premier, has been
iIentlhe as q man the Premier knew was
coming from Buenos Aires via Paris 10 kill
him, and whom the police had lost trace OF
after tracing him to Spain, They identify
HIM as one Manuel Pardinas, who had work
ed in Havana aud Tampa at his trade
of painter. The crime is associated with
the execution of the anarchist Ferrer.
The assassin lodged q bullet in his hight
temple, but survived. King Alfonso has
appointed Senior Prieto, the present
Minister for Foreign Affairs, vice Senior
Canalejas, temporarily pending the final APP
pointment, in connection with which General
Weyler's name is mentioned.
New York, Nov. 14th-The death has
occurred here Of MI. Gustav SchWab, General
Agent of the North German Lloyd lime.
Advices from Milwaukee state that Schrauk
pleaded guilty to the shooting Of Mr.. Roose-
Welt, and the court mas appointed five doctors
to examine into his sanity.
Washington advicea state the United
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complaint that the United Fruit Company
is u combination in restraint of trade, and,
therefore, should be dissolved under the Anti
Trust Law An inquiry is pending as to whe-
ther the Grand Trunk and Newhaven rail
ways are obnoxious and liable to similar pro-
secution, because they had made traffic al
Engagements enabling the Grand Trunk to
cease the construction OF q branch lIue con
Meeting their Canadian route with Boston,
Massachusetts,, and Providence, Rhode Island.
Advices from Montreal state that the
Grand Trunk Railway attributes it's action to
the stringeucy Of money In London through
the complications in the Balkans. Canadians
generally dlsapprove of the Grand Trunks
American affiliations because of the tendency
to divert business from the Canadian routes.
Kingston, 14lh-The weather cleared up
this morning. Much damage reported by re-
cent Q6IuRt. All lulul6IlSe luIlUSllOt OCCtllIGA
at Clstleton, one woman being killed, and at
Gayle several houses and Shops were washed
away.
The Johnson River was in heavy food and
the iue new bridge across has sustained
some small damages. The banana c%ult,va-
ton suffered severely from the effects Of a
strong norther.
st. Thomas, 14th-French Cruiser Des-
cartes left for San Domingo yesterday eve
ming.
st. Thomas, 15th-"Ingolf' left for St.
Croix $50 a. M.
Copenhagen, Nov. 15th.-The Queen left
yesterday for Neutrality-suspicious., on a
short visit.
The lock out has been settled, both parties
having accepted the proposals made by Herr
Koefoed as conciliator.
The St. Thomas leaves London to-day,
among her passengers are Judge Segelcke,