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testing, while other wjtr48aes gave similar
testimony. \ verdict Of misadyentare WAS
accordingly given, wItd q tribute to the
would be rescuers, Count Constantine Bonc-
k6ndortf and the late buud1mau Mitchell,
whose family will be cared for.
The marriage has taken place of Sir Caven-
dish BOYLE, formerly Government Secretary
Of British G liana aud Miss Louisa Sa15oon.
TIL various Transport Workers Unions
have amalgmnated with the National Fedora
ton, with u membership of three hundred
thousand.
Advices from Paris state that the Senate
has passed the Saturday Half Holiday Bill
for stHte workmen by u vote OF 246 to 70.
The Chamber Of Deputies has voted two
million flames for an exhibit at the Panama
Exposition by 46l votes to 35.
French fishermen have found The body
OF Mr.. Gustav Hamel, the we'll known uviu-
tor, who had not been heard Of since he
started on May 23rd last to Hy across the
English Channel.
The Corfu correspondent of the "Dtly
Express states as an explanation OF Mr..
Williams procedure, that President Wilson
sent him TO Epirus to investigate the
reports of massactes and other unreported
conditions made by an unnamed member
of the United States Congress, which Mr..
Williams confirmed, but the Internatlon-
al Commissioners refusing to accept
his findings, he then avenged the slight.
Mr.. Williams, always au erratIc Amen
can, has since adopted Albanian Cltl8enshlp,
and proposes to organize a decentralzed
c%antonal form of Government. like that OF
Switzerland.
Quebec, July 10th.-The steamer "Stor-
sted" has been sold for Sl75, O00. The Com
,rraciO,5s royork ON kIa nPu,lralL of TralDn1D
is expected Tomorrow. The relief fund now
Totals $3.50, 600.
New York, July 10th-Despatches from
Mexico state that Seuor Ruiz, Minister for For
eign Affairs. has reported the Niagara Falls
negotiations to the Seuate aud the House
of Representatives, but has not asked eithor
to ratify them. The Protocol not being a
treaty does not need the sanction Of Con
gress, it's approval being within the Presi-
dents power""under the Constitution. Senior
Ruiz declared that President Huerta was
roady to resign for the promotion Of peace.
He said that internal and interpational ques-
tious being interreIatod were ineXtricable,
and the United States being committed to
support the Constituencies, the Mexican
Delegates were instructed to confer with the
Constitutional Delegates for the sake Of CIV
ing effect to the Protocols conditions. He
CpuCluQoQ Will bn 6ApL6SSAUu "a Sl"'lIuA0
towards the mediators, amidst applause.
President Huerta's family have left Vera
Cruz for Puerto Mexico, which perhaps in
dicates his intention to join them.
With the exception OF General OBregon's
division, the Coustitutjonulis Generals have
rejected the proposal to confer with Presi-
dent Huerta's Delegates, because such i'm
agreement would cause another uprising.
and it is thought that paci6cation is posi-
BILE only through military rule, after con
quest, according to the so-ealled Guade-
loupe plan. General Villas alleged estab-
lishmeut OF a republic Of the north is appar-
entity based upon the discontiuuance of his
campaign, leaving the capture of the capital
to General Carranza. The real significance
of the quarrel between General Villa and
General Carranza should then be disclosed
The yeriication of the foregoing would appar-
emily annul the Peace Protocol, which is con-
ditioned upon the establishment Of u Proyi-
sional Government by agreement.
SPECIAL.
London, June 1Oth-rhe West India
Committee has passed a resolution express
ing its sincere regret at the death of Mr.
Joseph Chamberlain and its high apprecis-
tion oF biS Sarviono 70 ND W1,F India ooI,p