, 1913-05-10

Advices from copenhagen state that the
Rasmussen Expedition Inns returned from
Greenland, after an nbsenre OF three wears,
and reports that the Peary Chahne! is really
iceltss land.
Lisbon adVices state that, 0s Il punishment
following ii court martial, two hundred poli-
tical Prisoners have been deported aud sailed
abo ud the "Laboverde" for Terceira Island
in the Azores; their families are terrified for
their fate.
The Powers are negotiating with Monte
negro regarding the surrender Of Srhtarl to
the bIockuding squadron, and Austria and
Italy are discussing au arrangement between
Essad Pasha and HE provisional Govern
men, of Albania for using the formers army
for the mmntenance of order, thus avertihS
an AnstroNItaiian occupations, EssNd Pasha
recognizes the nutiori Y of Turkey despite
the report that he had proclaimed hi nself
King of Albania.
Lou ION, May 8th-In the House of Com
mons Mr. Lloyd George, on being asked
whether it Was his intention TO deal with the
question Of excise duty on beet sugar pro
duced in this country, in his revenue Bill,
replied that such was not his intention.
St. Lucia, Sth-Dutch Cruiser iceland left
for Gu acao 8. a. IN,
Copenhagen, May 9h-The Royal Family
have moved their residence to Sorgenfrl.
The death is announced of lJr. Phib K. ].
V. Steeustrup, the we'll known geologisl,
Lawyer Craze has been appointed u law
yer of the Supreme Court.
The est, CroiX" arrived ut Rotterdam on
the third,
London, May 9th The bomb found on
the Bishops Throne in St, Pau,s Cathedral
was the most workmnnlike and most destruc-
tive vet used. The type aud construction
~rpsembled those used by dynHmiters IN the
United States, Rn alarm clock causing the eX-
plosion by electro contact, The ticking of
the c~lockwork caused the discovery, and
when removed it was past the time for
operation, which had been prevented by
the lever having been placed in the
wrong position. The alarm is heightened by
the evasion Of the specnI Waterman at
St, PauI's, ike many public places, show
ing that none are safe, The explosion
would have irremediabIy damaged the most
beautiful and most historical portions of the
Cathedral. The Bishop Of London, address
ing II Church Army service, thanked God for
preserving His Cathedral against miscl eunts.
He believed Providence overruled them III
placing the lever contrary TO their intentions.
The audience sang the Doxologv impulsive-
ly and fervently, anticipating the band,
Outrages continue, Bishops Park Cricket
Pavilion having been destroyed, aud n house
belonging to a widow burned ut Fin :hley.
her bombs have been found, but proved
harmless, The sucriiege III connection with
the St. Puuls outrage strengthens seulimenr
for unusual imprisonment, and deportation
to st Helena is suggested. he Women's
Freedom Lenghe have expressed their con
sternation at the defeat of Nh. Dicknson's
BIZ, and resolved that tht opposition of
seventy six Liberals embodies II menace to
democratic freedom. The Countess Of
Carlisle charged the Redmohdites with be-
travail Of the cause.
The Marconi Committee found nothing
discriminating in lhe bank books of Sir
Rufus Isnncs md Mr.. Lloyd George Some
of he Committeeman were indignant at the
examination of cheques drawn by their wives,
aud their domestic affairs, Signor Maroon
leud n Statement DENYING and re~enting
the charges, and latnentlng the innppgec1A-
ton of the services rendered the Post Office,
the Admiralty and the Merchant Marine.
He objected TO being mnde the victim Of
purtisnn>hip and insinnnrion. His syete.n,
he declared, works satisfactorily and he
neither bought nor sold shares speculatively,
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