The Alaska citizen., 1913-09-15
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"SHlM6UN' SUPPRESSED.

Iok1O Sept. S-AuarChiStiC ex- pressions in connection with the for e'an agitation which is now causing the Japanese government some un- eaSineSs has Tod to the suppression Of the independent paper Shim- bun and general warning has been issued to other publishers who are not in 'ymnHlr with the fot- eign policy of the government.
 The anarchistic utterances cf the Shimhun' were followed by serious riots in this city yesterday. the dis orders for time having the ap- Fearance of genuine revolution. The rioting finally was quieted by troops and the city is at present .iriualy under martial law.
 Members Of the cabinet have been provided with the protection of de. tectives. and hundreds of special police are stationed about the city to assist the militia in preserving order
 BUSINESS OF HIS OWN.
 HAVANA. Cuba, Sept. S.-Ques- toned today regarding his mission to the United States. Manuel De lamacona, @ho has just arrived here from Mexico. denied that he is going q Washington as the representative 5f the Huerta government as report ed by the American press The dis in"uishtd Mexican. who formerly was Mexican m mister t1 the United States. declares that he is making the present trip on private business only, and that in all probability he aill not even visit the capital.
 T. was reported here pr.or 10 the trr val of nn Iamacona that he had been commissioned by Huerta to go 10 Washington for the express pur- pose of d scussing Mexican affairs Rith the President
 eI2DMAN KILLED.
 BERLIN. Sept. 9-Aviat Ring CT, one of the best-known birdmen i'll Europe, was instantly killed today when his aeroplanc collapsed and PreciPstatea him to the aviation field from height of more than 4o0 feet
 DEMAND INDEMNITY.
 LONDON. Sept 10. = Advices re- -riycd th x afternoon from Ranking state that the city has been in vadcd by q large force of Japanese soldiers armed with rapid-fire guns. while the guns f three cruisers city from the harhor
 The Jap IT ops were despatched To Ranking, ii is understood, with I demand for indemnity for the lcath of number of subjects of the mikado. who were He'd during | recent battle between Chinese rebels and fcderals at the gates Of Ranking.
 The invasion f the Japanese troops was not resisted bv The fed eral troops winch roW occupy the city.
 ZEPPELIN FATALITIES.
 BERLIN. Sept. To- Fifteen of the crew of 22 of the Zeppelin naval airship were drowned in the North sea early today when the airship was vrecked by a hurricane which came Hp with such suddenness that the nav gators Of the great air craft were unable to reach place of safety.
 r rpcdo boats have been sent to the scene of the wreck and will en- deavor to recover the bodies of the lost members of the crew and what is left of the airship.
 DASHED TO EARTH.
 BERNIE Switzerland. Sept 10- Aviator Bidder was killed today when hs monoplane was caught in a thunder storm and dashed 10 earth.
 WARNED IN TIME
 NAPLES. Sept. 10. In the opinion of number f professors of the university of Munich who recently visited the crater of Mt Nesuy us the awakening of the historical vol Cano is approaching.
 The professors descended into the crater for the purpose of making researches, and found many indiea- tions of threatened activity. The trip int the crater occupied eight hours and was accompan ed by grave dan ger.
 The announcement that there Is danger of an eruption has filled the people with alarm and many are preparing to remove to places of safety
 DEMAND INDEMNITY.
 PEKING, Sept 11.-An ultimatum demanding indemnity for the lives of the several Japs who were killed during the recent Engagement at punishment of the Chinese soldiers responsible for the unwar, ranted murders, and an apology, was received th's aftern on from Tokyo. The demand comes direct from the Japanese government and is accom- panied by a yelled threat of war in case the Chinese government fails to comply with the demands con tained in the ultimatum
 LONDON. IS WORRIED.
 LONDON. Sept. 1.-The situation in China is regarded as critical by officials of the foreign office. who have been watching developments in the new republic. The ultimatum which was presented to China today is C nsidered in the light of an open invitation to go to war, but owing 10 the unsettled conditions in China. it is considered almost certain that the Chinese government will do ev- arything possible to avoid clash with the willy Japs at this time.
 DON'T WANT PEACE.
 TOKYO, Sept. II. = Despite the presence of troops r;cting was re- sumed in this city today as a dem- Dnstration against the peaceful for eign policy of the government. The mobs parades the streets, denounc- ing the foreign minister and pro- testing particularly against con Dr. .h1