, 1912-09-11

outbreak is likely at any moment.
The Mohamnedan unrest has spread to
Egypt where revolutionary placards have
been affixed at night to the residence of the
Governor and sub-Governor ut Cairo urging
o rebellion for the arrest of the editor of the
"Egyptian" at Constantinople.
A Stockholm despatch states that the Gov
eminent is so satisfied with the three women
employed experimentally on the police force
that more women are to be added to the
force at the capital.
Advices from Honolulu report that Mi
Bryce has arrived there from Australia.
Washington, Sept. 9th-The Government
has ordered two regiments To proceed to the
Mexican frontier, the situation having again
assumed q grave aspect.
San Juan, 9th-Saturday s q. m one posi-
tive, Que suspicious case Sun Juan.
London, September 1Oth-Mr. r. B.
Roden, Police Magistrate of Barbados, has
been appointed Chief Justice of st. Vincent.
Queen Mary is now residing at Balmoral
Castle, and is learning to play golf.
The Board of Trades August staten ent
shows an increase of nine million pounds inn
ports, evenly distributed between foodsM,ff,,
raw materials and manufactured goods, AID
nm increase of nearly eight millions in ex-
ports principally coal and manufactured
goo0s.
Advices from S.. Petersburg state that a
proclamation by the Minister Of Mnrine
places SebastopoI in a state of siege, orders
the arrest of the Naval Judge Advocate and
calls on the navy to do its duty towards the
traitors for whom no pardon is possible. 1t
also states that the Emperor was panied to
learn that the seed Of disorder had sprouted
in the navy, but was glad the contagion had
spread to only a few ships, and commune
Gates the Imperial thauks to those crews who
have conscientiously done their duty.
Adyices received IN Berlin state that Il
contract has been concluded between the
Brazilian Government and Il German syHdi-
cate for the construction of the SaptuCata-
rna railroad, six hundred miles in length
with branch lines aAd harboura.
The agreement also provides for the con-
cession OF important preas Of land TO tho
contractors. Hitherto Great Britain and
the United States have had the monopoly
CT providing means of communication in Bra
I'll. The KAISER presented n signed portrait
of himself 70 the Brazilian Minister for For
eisn Affairs on the occasion Of he 81 ign .ng of
the contract.
Paris dispatches report that, at an avia-
ton exhibition, car instead of rising ga he'd
into a crowd Of spectators, four OF whom
were killed, aud many injured
Washington, Sept. 0.n-Intervention by
the United States may be the outcome Of
the present interneciue warfue in Mexico,
the treatment Of Americans IN that country
aud the hostile actions Of rowing bands OH
the border, having brought nbo1t a gave
crisis. President Taft has had M interview
with the Mexican Minister, Who Immediately
afterwards departed for the city Of Mexico,
for u conference with President Madero.
New York, Sept l0th-At the Yailsburg
Motordlome Stadium at Newark, New Jer-
seY, SIX persons were killed and twenty in
jured by a motor cycle, which, while racing at
"a Speed of ninety two miles an hour, swerved
from he track and p~loughed its way through
the spectators, then catapulted back into the
track directly in front of another cyclist, who
was also thlowG ant killed.
1t is reported TINT Mr.. Pierpont Morgan
has informed the Italian Government that
he is willing to undertake the task of uncov-
elin9 the ruins OF Hercuianeum at his own
expense.
San Juan, 10th-S a. Ill. Monday, one sus-
1j6inl1S pnarfn 10 V;ory.,