, 1914-06-06
ST- CROIN STATI0

A0I'tOII, ObIt Jul ~ NllItuGCbltS UbA6-
burned SAINT Mary's Church ut Wargtave.
which VAS built il 1888 and contained macy.
Jacobean relics. The Reverend Mr.. Bativ.
at the risk Of his life, saved the Chnerh
register. This is The fourth Church burned
by the s%uffragettes.
The death has occurred of Mr.. Hail Gaines
sister, Mrs. Day, the original Of the heroine,
Glory Quayle, in his book ''Ihe Christian
Dispatches from Wellington, New Zea-
land, state that Mr.. Massey, the Premier.
proposes that Canada, Australia, the Union
Of South Africa, New Zealand and the United
Kingdom should combIne their HeeJs tul
service in the Pacific, which is destined, Ae
declares, 10 be the worlds next battle
field.
At a meeting held at Limerick, in sup
port Of the Nationalist Volunteers, it was
announced that 1900 . members had been
enrolled, one third being upon the northern
side of the River Boyne. Mr.. Lundon,
Nationalist Member for the East Division Of
Limerick, said they would risk their liyesand
keep Home Rule upon the statute book, apd
that the Volunteers should arm themselves
regardless Of proclamations, and Limerick's
armament should rival Ulster's.
The New Cunarder "Aquitania," now or
her maiden voyage, has reported by wireless
that she is maintaining an excellent speed
towards New York.
Adyices from Paris state that the Cabinet
has resolved TO resign, following a speech by
Nj. Doumergue, the Premier, declaring the
completion of bis task Of executing the
policy Of the last Chamber Of Deputies,
winch was ratified in the elections. Au uu-
official explanation is that the Cabinet IS
unable to control the next Chamber Of De
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the National finances. NJ. EiyiaDs, Minis
ter Of Public Instruction, is mentioned as
NJ. Doumergue's successor, The Paris cores
pondent of the 'sDaily Express quotes L
Autorite's' revelation Of u plot against Pre-
aidout Poincare, in the form Of bringing
back to france from the United States .
person believed to be dead, aad who is
able to compel the Presidents resignation.
The oIlusion is apparently to the reasons
why Madame Poincme was not invited to
accompany her husband to England, and is
not invited in France upon ot1iciuI VISITS,
although she has been accepted by French
RoyaIist Society.
Advices from Toxic announce that the
date Of the Emperor's coronation las been
fixed for November 1915.
Mongolia has invited the Powers to conclude.
Treaties of Commerce in recognition Of its
independence Of China, like Russia has
already done. The Note reminds the rocipi-
ents that his is the third invitation.
A despatch from St. Petersburg states
that 100000 persons have struck in protest
OF the %treatment Of the strikers who recently
resisted the police. The latter, after several
clashes, have succeeded in preventing the
strikers from entering the city from tho
suburbs.
Quebec, June 3rd-The statements Of
Captains Kendall and Andersen are irrecon-
ciIable, and the crews of both ships have
stopped talking, pending an official enquiry
by Sir Adolphe Routhier, President Of the
Court Of Admiralty for the Province OF
Quebec, Mr.. Me eod, Judge, Vice Admiral
ty, ~NewBrunswick, Mr.. Yaux, Of the British
Board of Trade and Lord Mersey, President
Of the Titanic" commission, by invitation
Of the Dominion. One hundred and eighteen
bodies have been identified, among the 967.
lost, and there are AS survivors, these being
probably the final figures.
The King has sent five hundred pounds, the
Queen aud the Prince of Wales each two
hundred and fifty and Queen. Alexandra two
hundred pounds.
The Dominion Government is considering
the appointment of a Royal Commission
regarding increasing the safety of naviga-