, 1912-09-14
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ST. GROIN

London, Sept. 11th-The Picking cores
pondent of the Times states that a loan Of
ten million pounds has been arranged ia
London through the agency of the Chinese
Minister, and that the group Of six Powers
whose financial negOt ations with the Chi
nese Government were broken off, having
expressed indignation aud asked for an ex-
PLANTATION, the Government has replied that
the present negotiations were initiated by
the former Minister of Finance, and have
since been carried on by him independently.
The Times has printed a special edition
concentrating its forty thousandth num-
Der.
Sir Clements Markham, addressing the
British Association Of Scientists at Dundee
on Antarctic discovery referred particularly to
Captain Scott, whose eX explorations and soien-
tifc reports this year We're, he declared. Of
greater value than the mere dashes to the
South Pole.
Much interest and some amusement has
been caused by the departure of a party Of
German merchants for Toronto in al endea-
YOUR to divert Cana linn trade to Germany.
Advices from Casablanca state that upon
the entry into Morocco city of a French
column under Coione! Man9in, which mnde Il
TO ced march to liberate seven Frepcbmen
imprisoned there, a general hostile move
ment took place against Ell Haba, the pre-
tender, who with his partisans effected his
escape, but is being pnr iued by the French
troops. The Moroccan troops are remaining
faithful to the French.
Despaic!.es from Vienna state it is report
ed there that a treaty of peace has been CON
cIuled between Italy and Turkey. Confr-
nation Of he report has been receive from
ConstantinOple, but the statement is denied
at Rome.
Advices from Shanghai state that as the
result of a typhoon combined with torrential
ralrs and high tides. the Wenchow river
over1owed it's banks devastating q vast area
with many towns and villages and drowning
thirty thousand of their inhabitants.
New Ior';, SPIT. 11tL-Despatches from
Corinto announce that the Nicaraguan re-
bel ion has been qaeIled and communication
reestablished with Managua and other places
by Admirt4 Sutherland.
Mr.. Kuox, the fist of the special envovs
attending the Mikado's funeral, has arrived
at Toxic and received a cordial welcome.
The Maine elections have resulted in a
republican victory.
London, Sept, 11th-Sir Thomas Rayner
e. c., Acknowledgement of British GUAM.
sails to-day pes r NJ. S Clyde.
Barbados, Sept. l1th-The further hearing
~ N"O OOo1C CdSO dts SUI
ed yesterday, and after certain evidence was
taI en-, the further hearing of the case was
adjourned for a week, aud defendant accord
ingly rem nded.
London, Sept ~11th-Sugar in stock on the
9TH inst was $1,000 tons. Last year SO, 600
tons.
London, Sept 11th-The race for the St.
Leger stakes run at Doncaster to-day resulted
as follows: Mr.. August Belmont's Tracery
first, Mr. S. Joel's Maiden Erlegh second.
Mr.. Dugdale's Ho'tor third.
London, September 12th-Wintry con-
ditions are prevailing in England, snow
and sleet have fallen in north Yorkshire.
and at the Doncaster Races the ladies were
clad in furs. The army manoeuvres are
proceeding under trying conditions, the
troops marching through mire during the
day and sleeping on sodden fields at night.
Lleutepants Bettington and Hotchkiss.
recently appointed as a~yiators in the armv