, 1913-11-01

and the Rigsdag has adopted the law grant
ING Il pension Of one hundred Kroner to the
veterans of the war of 1864.
Dr.. Nil1eisen has been appointed physi-
clan at Frederiketed
Chief Of the Statistical Department, Koe-
foed, has been appointed Director General
of Customs, wee the late Herr Rubln.
The deaths are announced of Lawyer of
the Supreme Court Arntzen and Chamber
lain Otto Scavenius.
The "Sumul' left London to-day.
Loadon, Oct. 3Ist-Advices from Calcutta
state that owing to the financial crisis more
failures have occurred, and in connection
with the foregoing, several failures have
taken place in Berlin, New York and Eng
laud. There are renewed fears that the
bank rate Will be advanced. Capital is eau
tious everywhere.
The Peninsular and Oriental Co.'S. Confer
ence has settled the strike and $50 Officers
have received concessions.
Teleglrms from Dublin state that the
cases against Mrs. Rand and Mrs. Monte
fore, who were arrested for kidnapping strik-
ero' children, have Eern further postponed
for a month, that is, abandoned. Mrs. Rand.
said she was a Roman Catholic, but would
never enter IA Catholic church again, because
of he priests procedure against her. She
WAS GNU Via Q hNllNh hhNt
Catholic chanty.
A despatch from Rotterdam states TINT the
S. $. "Charlois' which has arrived here re-
ports having seen the steamer "Nolturno'
smoking, with corpses on board and seabitds
lowering over her. They opened the Vol
turno's' seacocks aud left her sinking.
Mr.. Bonnr Law, speaking at Newcastle,
sad the Unionlsts would consider any Liber-
al proposals for the adjustment Of Home
Rule, but if the programme was fail steam
ahead on Mr.. RedmOnu's orders, that way
madness lies. The third alternative, he
said, was a general election, which IS the
Government, duty, the people alone beng
entitled to decide. If their verdict j. adj
verse. the UnionIsts VIII abide by it, but if
the Government seeks to drive Ulster out Of
the Union without a general election, Ulster
VIII resist and viii be assisted 10y the entire
Conservative party.
Sr Edward Carson said o%yeItnres to him
would be useless, unless c0usls ent with the
Ulster covenant, but he would submit to his
followers any proposal in plain language.
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, speaking
at Portsmouth, SAID, if civil war came he
would 90 TO Ulster, and the Officers who
had served with him would go too, not
being prepared to stand idle while the VI
eteliles were being shot.
nj. \. OItI&, itHlN VI. L y 'Cpulu
Antrim, said the Irish had lost their last iluu-
sions regarding the Government. Ireland,
be declared, desel yes better fame, and they
were not going to take it lying down.
The "Grnphic" saws the King is so dissa-
tished with King Edwards biographies, hat
he will authorize another from State papors
and materials supplied by friends with init
mate recol,ections. Lord Rosebery will
write it and Lord KDollys will supei wise It's
publication.
AdviceS from Berlin state that Herr Fuld,
the Coal King, will take into partnership II
son Of Lord Redesdale, upon his marriage TO
Herr Fnld's daughter. an heirees to five
million pounds, thus averting adverse
comment regarding the transfer Of SO much
German wealth to England He is now be-
ing trained ia II German bank.
Mr.. Murconi has devised II method Of
dup4exine wireless telegruphy, enabling
sending. and receiving III the same roo
without interference, at The rate of seventy
five words per minute. At present only a
Il single par of stations is equipped, put
soon there will be six routes, or three pairs,
for the Transatlantic service, besides others