, 1913-10-29

policies, especially IA joint atti ude r~eguding
the result of the elections. It Is understood
that the initiative comes from London. The
aggregate interests of Europe exceed those
of the United States, therefore there should
b.. II concerted policy between the United
States and Europe.
A despatch from Berlin states that Germa-
ny's impatienc4 increases with the delay ia
restoring pence in Mexico, and there is IL
disposition to support England. The re-
port of au Anglo German agreement, how
ever. lacks confirmation
Advices from Washington state that Pre-
sident Wilson, in the course Of Il speech eu-
Iogizlng William Peun, obviously referred to
Mexico ina passage declaring that this hem
isphere was consecrated to the sacred pur-
pose that nowhere must there be any Gov
eminent which was stained by blood, or sup
ported by anything but the consent of the
governed.
St. Thomas, 27th-H. NJ. S. "Suffo.k'
and .Lancaster" arrived 8 a. m, Goth.
Hrinidad, 27th-H. NJ. S. New Zealand"
arrived 6 am.
London, Oct. 28th-The London Unionist
newspapers think Mr.. Asquith's speech at
Ladybank increases the tension IN Ulster,
which might consider the Governments offer
of a compromise, but will not make an offer
itself. The Ulster newspapers regard the
speech as precluding a compromise, while
tile Nationalist newspapers persist that the
exclusion of Ulster from Home Rule is i'm.
possible.
The Duke of Marlborough has started a
steam cultivation for preparing one thousand
acres of grass lands on the Blenheim estates,
which were formerly used as training
g., tI.on yF,rleli.o Nan,,onry NO
will substitute wheat, in order to prove that
bread stuffs are more profitable than
pasturage.
The majority of the Officers of the Fenin-
s,llar ana Oriental Steam Navigation Co. in
L. gland have resigned, in protest against
the conditions IN the service, and it is stat
ed that others will resign as the liners ar
rive. The Company 8 offer Of a conference
enabled he departure of several vessels.
successful experiment with a mysterious
invention is reported from Portsmouth, the
second class cruiser ''Terpsichore" having
been blown up by a batt!eship eight miles
distant, presumably by some adaptation Of
wireless, Although the cruisers bottom
WINS d, stroyed, five tugs pumping enabled
her to dock.
Advices from Berlin state that 21,207
doctors have refused employment under the
insurance ACT, IN Othef WORDS, tney nave
practically struck.
Dispatches from Madrid state that the
Ministry have resigned, upon losing a vote
of confidence by one hundred and SIX votes
to one hundred. Senior Mnura refused the
King offer of The Premiership, but it has
been accepted by Senior Dato, a Conserya-
tive.
Other advices from Berlin state that the
Reichsbunk has reduced its rate by one huff
per cent to five and y half.
IN the first general election in Italy, I'M
der universal suffrage the Government WoD,
and Signor Giolltti has been elected Premier
almost unanimously
New York, Oct. ~28th-Advices from
Mexico state that the Presidential election
il indecislve, mud it is doubtful whether
enough voted for u valid election. General
Felix Daz is first and S@nor Gamboa second
IN the capital, bat the provincial returns will
not be known for another fortnight. Two
followers of General Draz who protested
against frauds, have been arrested. General
Felix Dlaz has resigned from the army, but
acceptance of his resignation is regarded as
impossible, aud ii is expected that orders to
proceed to the capital will be renewed.
Despatches from London state that Senior