, 1913-11-08

LiiiJ. t5Cl uIpNG b' - Il'CN A'U'C' hN 'NA'AE
President Huerta that the world defers to
tnat country's leadership in Mexican affairs
and has asked for a statement regarding his
intentions.
London, Nov. 5;h-His Lordship the
Bishop OF Barbados sails to-day per r Ms.
"Orotava'.
Antigua 4th-H. NJ. S. Lancaster arrived
$50 p IN.
London, Nov. Gth-Adyices from Belfast
state that a business mems anti-Home Rule
meeting, representing one hundred million
pounds of capital, has been held in that city.
Mr.. Ewart, President of the Chamber of
Commerce, presided and stated that the
meeting had been called to disprove the Bril-
fish statements that Irish clal inter
esls did not sympathize with the opposition
to Home Rule. The meeting unanimously
and enthusiastically resolved that Ulster
business men will not pay taxes to a Dublin
Parliament aud approve the organization of
Ulster volunteers, II provisional government
aud other warIike measures. Sir Edward
Carson congratulated them upon their will
ingness to make sacrifices for interests big
ger than their pocketbooks.
MIR. Patri k Guinez, NJ. P for County
Cork, North, having died recently, his broth
e.. AIR. John Guinez, an OBrienite, has been
returned for the seat %u1opposed.
Dispatches from Vienna state that the
American ambassadors Intervention regard
mo the arrest Of Mr.. Altman, an American
and Manager Of the Canadian Pacific Rail
way Company's Emigration Office, on II charge
OF unlawful encouragement OF the eml9ra-
ton of Austrans liable to military duty, has
proved fruirless and Mr.. Altman has not
been released.
kilograms from Paris state that the Mar
settles Paris express collded with another
tram at AIelun, through The driver oyerrun-
nIug the points, and seven coaches filed
With passengers We're splintered and burned,
including the British mail for india. Thirty
two persons were killed and many injured.
Other Paris advices state that III the Cham-
Der of Deputies NJ. Barthou, the Prime Min
lister, opposed the Socialist notion for a dis
cussion IN the ballot reform, which was how
ever carried by 291 votes to 233. The de-
feat of the Ministry does not endon9er its
Parliamentary position.
The Cabinet has approved the Budge pro-
yIdng for the following amounts; Morocco
expenses, eight million pounds; three years
service expenses, nearly seven million
pounds; homecoming military expenses over
5000. 600 pounds and accumulation Of Budget
deficits over 10000, OO0 pounds. This necessi-
toles the raising of u loan, unoficIally stated
st approximately 50, 00O, 600 pounds. Among
the proposed new forms Of taxation is an
inheritance tax.
Advi2es from Toxic state that Japan pro
noses to open negotiations with the United
States for a reduction in the trans-Pacifc
cable tolls.
Dispatches from Picking state that the
President has issued q mandate eXpellmg
from Parliament three hundred Radicals,
followers Of Sun-yat-sen, the first provisional
president. Marital Law has been p proclaimed
in Picking aud the police are making sum-
mary arrests and executions. Preparations
are also being made for the Elder Statesmen
resuming their places in the Cabinet, as
under the Manchu Government
ST. Johns, NJ wfoundIand, Nov. 6 h-The
British steamship "AIanchester Commerce.
bound from Montreal for Manchester, has
arrived hele with her bows stove back to
the collision bulkhead by a collision with an
iceberg. one hundred miles east of Belle
Isle. She is the worst damaged vessel ever
seen, and her escape is regarded as marvell-
Gus.
New York, Nov. 6th-The anti-Tammany
fusionists have earned New York City, with
Mr. Mitchell for Mayor, by a majority OF one
hundred and twenty thousand. Mr.. SuIzer,