, 1913-11-26

twenty-eight. Its doors remain open, bat
no business is being transacted. The pete
tion viii be heard on December the eighth,
and meanwhile accountants will investigate
for the Courts guidance.
Representations have been made to the
Bishop of Salisbury regarding the closing
Of the Church at StaniiInch, Wiltshire,
where Anglican services have been held Tor
centuries Earl Nelson, who is n Catho'l
succt eded to the Trafalgar estates IN Fe,ru-
nry last, and now informs the Vicar TINT the
Church is bis private property, and that he
viii not allow Anglican services to be he'd
therein,
No progress has been made in the Home
Ru e negotiations through inability to agree
upon the preliminary basis fer discussion.
Some think the Government are waiting to
see whether Nh. Larkin's movement IN
flames the Lahourites against the National
lists MS the employers desire.
The flat racing season closed with y.
Maher heading the Jockeys with one hum
bred and fifteen wins, while Frank Wootton
with nine y-one wins, is the leading British
Jockey. The leading winner is Mr. Joel,
with twenty-five Thousand pounds. Frank
and Stanley Wootton will become trainers.
Miss Sylvia Pankhulst, addr essing n meet
ing at the Bow Road Theatre, promised u
ono Rent" campaign, and limited ut armed
demonstrations in Parliament Square, Her
army escorted her home, n mile away, and
when safe inside, she pointed from II win
dow to the supposedly discounted police,
who were under instructions not TO modest
her.
The "Daily Cltiz0n,' a Labour organ, dis
cGssing the epidemic of amateur armies, says
that aonb aGsp0iutInp Inns It's WV ,,ra,,or.J
to eufolce its opinions with ~bludgeon or rifle,
and describes it us u dangerous farce and
iatfooted tomfooIery and a negation of every
thing which promotes popular advancement.
The Aborigiues Protection Society appeals
to the Government for an enquiry into the
rubber getting horrors in the Upper Amazon
region, surprising those in the Putumayo
district, The Indians being exploited within
the jurisdiction OF Bolivia, Brazil and Peru.
The DAILY News says the charges are
grave and demand the immediate attention
of the Government, otherwise the facts will
be published within Il month.
A despatch from Milan states that the
Italian wurship ''SnD Giorgio'' ran ashore Mt
full speed in the Straits of Messina and her
salvage is doubtful. 1t is understood that
her captain mistook the lighthouses.
New York, November 25th-De,patcles
from Mexico City state TINT President Huer-
ia has attended a bull fight which attracted
more popular attention than the political
situation. Confidence in the Government
is impaired by the issue of one and two peso
banknotes, and it's financial embarrassment
is growing, despite desperate measure 70"
the repIenislment of the Treasury. The
Austrian and German Legations are making
preparations for defense.
Advices from Washington state that Sir
w. G. ryrreIl has had nm interview with
President Wilson, Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the
British Ambassador, being still indisposed.
The conversation has not been published.
Mrs. Pankhurst will sail from New York
tomorrow, on her return to England.
London, Nov. 25th-Sugar in stock on
the 22nd inst, was rs, 900 tons, last year
1000 tons,
New York, November 25lh
Flour, Winter Cleura per barrel 3.80-L1A
Meal, KiIudried, per barrel $3.50.
New Seasons Pork no quotations.
Heavy Mess Pork 1921 233
Crystals per l00ibs 1857.
""S"' Muscovudo 80 test I0Oibs. 50 II.
Molnsses Eng, I4lds. per gal. no qnotn''' u.
Liverpool Cotton, middling Upland, 7 3-10d.
Exchange, New York &LondOn, go days sight