, 1913-05-28

A bomb and suffrage literature have been
found at Wheatley Hall, Doncaster.
The Daily Mails correspondent telegraphs
from Smyrna that there were three hundred
persons aboard the steamer "Nevada,' of
whom 265 were lost, including those who
died when he mines let the water into the
engine room, causing the boilers to explode.
A r~escuing boat was also sunk by another
mine. Tie business of the port of Smyrna
is paralyzed.
The "UoUstantinople correspondent of the
<Daily Express reports that Turkey has ced-
ed Cyprus to England.
Berlin advices state that the wedding
festivities are merging into preparations to
celebrate the lwenty-tifth anniversary Of the
Kalser's accession to The throne, commence
ING on June Sth and ending on June Is h.
The German newspapers still deprecate po-
htical differences from the meeting of the
Nonarchs, but hope for a relaxation of The
mternntAual stress by the personal inter
views, especially in pressure for peace.
The Budget Committee of the Releasing
has adopted the Centre Party's resolution
rejecting 1,00S additional lieutenants and
1,O44 additional non-commissioned officers,
because it is alleged that they are unpIocur-
atIe.
Paris advices state that the Cabinet has
approved Il loan of forty million pounds,
covering q period of twenty years, for the
Military Budget, and has also approved the
plans Of NJ. Dumont, Minister oil Finance,
for increasing the revenue by 98,OOO,000
annually.
Rentes are depressed under the further
influence of lnsubordinqtion against the three
-4.. 4o,u. -, a.. N,~. .,L,.l, 81, = t;l stol
to ircItement by the General Federation Of
Labour. The situation is 50 serious that Pre-
sldent Poiucme invited NJ. Cltmenceau to
visit him, after which the hitter published
an article urging all patriots TO support the
Government, which he had ridicuIed and OPP
posed.
The Chamber of Deputies, by a vote of
381 to 1856, has supported Premier Burthou's
prohibition OF a demonstration against the
Three Year Amy Duty, in connection with
the annual Con munist procession to the ce-
metery where the Communists of 1871 are
buried. The vote is indicative of II serious
revival of the Communist sentiment, and the
anti-Patriotic Socialist agitation.
The German press remark that the occur
renee OF such incidents has been timed for
the Anglo German rappi o%chement, and add
sensational comment.
Ottawa, May 27th-Iu the House of Com
mons Colonel Hughes, Minister of Militia
and Defence, answering a question, stated
that Major General MncKenzle, Chief Of the
Gtne,al Staff, and Major General MacDon-
sid, Quartermaster General, have res gntd,
but he refused to make any further state
ment regarding the unusual circumstances.
Advlcos from Calgary state that M nutop-
~ has disclosed that McCarty, the pugilist's,
neck was broken by a blow on the chin from
Pelkey, which caused a hemorrhage on the
brain and rup|urtd the spinal cord. Two
other arrests have been made. The
arena, where the fights occurred, has been to-
sally burned, which, it is believed, is the
act of an ipccndIary.
New York, AIny 27th-General Herman
dez has received kilograms from Venezuela,
explaining that President Gomez signed the
French treaty without constitutional approx
al by the Council of Ten, of which seven OPP
posed the treaty, and were all thereupon
imprisoned, or are fugitives. He predicts
either a revolution or a dictatorship.
Advices from WiIlemsiad, Curacao, state
that eighty persons We're arrested on Sunday
in Caracas for completely in a plot to kill
President Gomez, and that revolutionary
rHmOurs are current.
London Nav 27th-Su0ar in stock on the