, 1913-07-09

hnowsley Hall. Thereafter they will mo-
tor among the villages, visiting three million
people. They will also pay state visits to
Liverpool and Manchester.
The deaths are announced Of the Duchess
of Northumberland and Viscount Charlie.
mont.
Apropos of the second reading of the
Home Rule Bill, the Nntlonnlists VIII
give q haud Jet in horour of Mr.. A>quilh,
who will be the first English Prime
Minister to be Thus entertained.
The "Weltammontag' has confessed that
it libelled the Marcoui Company, and has re-
tracted it's statement, and assumed the costs
in the case, thus settling the suit.
Further kilograms from Johannesburg re-
port that 270 casualties occurred in the dis
tufbances ON Friday and Sa,ur lay, inrlu ling
twenty deaths. The strikers regard Lord
Gladstone, the Governor-Genero MS respou-
slble for the use Of the military, and demand
ms recall IL q formal resolution, which was
adopted at a mass meeting. Order has not
been definitely restored, aud the mobs are
regathering. The Hussars drove back the
dlsorderly natives into Il compound. The
railway trains and tram cars have stopped
running, as tile ere Tvs VIII not work. Only a
single newspaper is allowed TO I've puhlisi ed
and that with c.lourless reports and no com
ment. When The terms of the settlement
we've announced to the Urionists they shout
ed "What about the dead and 'Nou have
been bought" AD anarchislic sentiment
Is discernibIe, many showing red coll
ours. The A~malgamated Engineers have
accepted the settlement with the reser-
walton that there will be another strike
after a mouth if the details prove I'M
satisfactory.
A telegram from Stockholm states that
the French amateur Bouin ran eleven miles
and l,442 yards in one hour, dlsplaciu9 the
record held by Shrubb.,
The DAILY Telrgraph's' correspondents at
Belgrade states that the losses pt the Bul-
garians and Servians are heart breaking. The
Seryians have already lost more than i'll all
the previous campaigning, and Bulgarian
communicates Indicate % preparation for
painful disclosures. The Servian casualties
are estimated at Is, 900 and The Bulgarian Mt
10000. The fighting is mostly hand to
hand, with night attacks, and is contested
desperately with cold steel. The Greeks
claim a victory at Salonica, but admit 5000
casualties, while the BuIgarians claim to
have scattered 5000 Greeks. The various
reports DISAGREE, except regarding The great
losses sustained. The R0umauian mobiIiza-
ton will be comp eted this week.
Adyices from Berlin state that the Kaiser
is prepared to arbitrate the differences be-
tween Bulgaria and Roumania.
Dispatches from Vienna state that Aus
trim suggests that Bulgaria should take
Salonica in compe %nsation for territorial con.
ccssione to Roumanin.
New York, July 8th-Advices from Wash
ington state that the controller of the cur
rency has closed the first aud second nation
al banks of Pittsburg. Their capital is I'M
paired, aud their reserves deficient tn ough
non liquid Investments. Their securities
include many waterworks thu oughout the
United States, and their liabili les nre es.
timated at 80, 103, 1856 dollars.
Copenhagen, July Sth-Major-Generol
C. H. Arendrup, formerly Governor Of the
Danish West Indies, died here to-day.
London, July ST.. Sugar in stock on the
5th inst. was 108, 000 tons; last year 1874 900
tons.
New York, July 9Th.
Flour, Winter Clears per b"rreI "A 10-4.35.
Mead, Kindred, per bnrreI $3.45
New Seasons Pork no quotatlou.
Heavy Mess Pork $224 -S224
Crystals per 1OOtbs. $348
''6"' Muscovndo 80 test lUOfbs. $2.08
Molnsses Eng, Islds. per gal. no quohatipu.
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