The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
INTERNATIONAL
 NEWS BY WIRE
WILL NOT EVADE WAR.

VIENNA. Nov. II. - Considerable excitement is caused in this city today by the apparent possibility oi war between Austria and Russia While Austria is not looking for war, she will not eyade the issue il ! it is raised. and will receive en couragement from many other coun. tries
 RAMON CORRAL DEAD. MORALES. Nov. IA cablegram received from France states that Ramon Corral former vice-president of Mexico. is dead in Paris. where he has resided for the past few years to be near former President Diaz.
 KILLED TWO GREASERS FORT STOCKTON. Tex. Nov. II While band of Mexicans were disarmins and shooting Constable Scott of this place, Sheriff Bake, appeared on the scene killed two of the Mexicans and wounded six others
 oROzco. sR., IN CUSTODY. FL PASO. Nov. IL Colonel rebel general of Mexico. was taken into custody here today by United States soldiers. and is now being held as government prisoner in the local jail
 There is much mystery surround ing the arrest and all efforts to learn the nature of the charges against the Mexican have been un- availing.
 NEW REVOLUTION MANIFESTO
 MEXICO CITY. Nov II. - A new revolutionary manifesto has been is sued by the rebels. in which they suggest the name of General Ger onimo Trestine for president of the republic, in place of Madero, who is now in the hands of the Federal authorities and who will never again be a possibility for the presidency of Mexico
 PRIME MINISTER SHOT.
 MADRID. Nov. 12. - Prime Minis ter Senor Don Jose Canalejas was assassinated in this city this after noon in front of the administration building. The premier was shot twice, both of the bullets passing through his head and killing him instantly
 After making sure of the death of the premier, the assassin, an anarchist known as Manuel Zaratto, turned the revolver upon himself and committed suicide before any of the astonished onlookers could prevent him.
 BOLD DAYLIGHT ROBBERY. PARIS. Nov. 13. What is de- clared to be the boldest robbery re- ported in this city in recent years occurred today i'll the fashionable retail district of this city, when a prominent jewelry store was enter ed by three well-dressed highway men and robbed of jewelry to the value of $6O,OO0. After the valu- ables had been stuffed into the sacks provided by the robbers, the three men quietly left the store and disappeared in an automobile which awaited them at the door
 IRISH HOME RULE LOST.
 LONDON. Nov. 13. The first serious clash to take place between the Liberals and the Conservatives recent converting of parliament, oc- cured this week when a vote was taken on the Irish home rule bill, which has the strong support of the administration. A vote was taken on the financial clause of the bill. and the Liberals were defeated by a vote of 22S to 206 If the us ual course is followed. the defeated members will tender their resignations and appeal to the country on the question through a general election. The strength shown by the Con- servatives was greater than had been expected by the administration and the defeat of the clause has come as a great disappointment to the Liberal leaders in the lower house
 The defeat of the administration is largely due to the vigorous cam paign which was made against the home rule bill by Sir Edward Car, son, and to the loud protest of the Ulster people. who have done every thing possible to block the passage of the bill.
 ASSASSIN A CIGAR MAKER. | TAMPA. Nov. IA. - The assassin
 who took the life of Premier Canal ejas this week and then committed suicide. is well known here. where he formerly worked as a cigar mak er
 HOUSE OF COMMONS ADJoURNs
 LONDON. Nov. IA. In conse
 quence of the disturbance which occurred in the house of commons yesterday following the defeat ol