, 1912-09-21
MS
ST. O STATION.

Oii'bh 1"I' -
and VOLTS shipyard at Belfast is under
military protection, turmoil prevailed all yes
terday. The Orangemen, who predom1nated,
paraded from one department to another so
threateniu gly and menacingly that hundreds
went home. A ship just completed was to
be removed after the dinner hour to another
part Of the river, and during her journey 1t
was planned that her electric lights were to
be extinguished, and an attack made on
Catholics. An Orangemnn who disapproved
warned his Catholic friends and none return
ed after dinner. The Orangeman suspected
Of spelling the plot was told to clear out, his
comrades styling him traitor. At Workman
and Clark's s~hipyard one man was beaten and
kicked while an attempt was made to throw
him into the river, and he had to be taken
to the hospital. III one of the foundries
where Catholics are in the majority a vicious
fight took place with iron bars aid other
weapons.
Lieut.. General Haig is in command of The.
invaders in the war game. and is muving
against London. The defenders set out Ut
daylight to intercept his forces. The war is
to last five days, and it is expected the King
will reach the scene when the two armies
clash.
One hundred and fifty thousand pounds
have been shipped to New York, the first
English gold 50 shipped for two years, pur-
chases of wheat and cotton will further in
crease the outflow,
Advices from Constantinople state that
the Council Of Ministers has decided to en-
gage English advisers for the departments
of public safety, police, posts and telegruphs
and statistics.
The Paris Temps publishes a despatch
from Geneva reporting that terms of peace
between Italy and Turkey have been prac-
tically arranged. The Forte will, it says, be
allowed to keep a Mediterranean fort at one
of the extrtmitIes of Ljbya, with q strip of
territory allowing communication with the
Arabs III the interior; the Sultan's spiritual
Suzerainty in Irpolitunia viii be recognized
and Italy will make a monetary grant to the
Arab Chiefs, and an annual payment to Tnr-
key of a certain amount of the national debt,
payment being guaranteed by the revenues
derived from LibNa Italy will also cede
some portion of her Red Sea territory to
Turkey, who will accept Italy's occupation Of
Tripod as an accomplished fact. A loan of
between twenty five and thirty million ster-
ling is to be made to Turkey, concerning
which Italy is now communicating with En-
glish, French and Belgian tinnnciers.
Two cases of Bubonic Plague have been
discovered at Hamburg on a steamer which
recently arrived from Rasario, Argentine.
The vessel has been placed i'll quarantine.
New York, Sept. misunderstanding
adverse European comment the army eugi-
neers at Washington are satisfied that the
Panama Canal can be made impreguable.
st. Thomas, Sept. 1Sth-Mr. Robert Nor
relI, General Superintendent of this Com
pany, died here ut three o'clock this morning
after four days illness. The funeral will
take place at nine tomorrow morning.
Barbados, 18th-The adjourned hearing
of the case of Andres O'Donuel was contin-
ued yesterday, when the dopositions taken
by the teruvian Government, in connection
With the atrocities committed by the accused
and others in the P%utumayo district were
read. 1t is stated that the accused, for the
first time since his appearance before the
court. seemed somewhat nervous yesterday
while reading the dispositions, certain parts