, 1914-06-06

sfnit them without an aIlnlsJce.
General Villa, IN u manifesto, discIalms all
politlcul ambitions and denouuces as traitors
and personal enemies all who use bis name
for purposes of discord. General CNrranza
has also issued a manifesto, asking who Will
crusb the conqurrors OF President Huerta
aud declaring that the yictors will not Per
init the dictation Of terms Of peace. The
Observation-Disclosures, he asserts, will not recoS-
nize any settlement in which President
Huertu has part, or any alien intervention III
N[exico's affairs. but Will establish q Govern
meut by force of arms, already having the
capital at their mercy.
The army of General Mas has reached
San Luis Potosi, after evaeuatiug SnltllIo.
The United Suites does not permit the
elearnpce of arms or their shipment for any
Mexican port, but has not objected to the de-
parture of a Ward liner with munitions OF
war, alleged to be for the Constituencies,
for trans shipment at "a Cuban port.
Jamaica, 2ud-H. MS. Mutine arrived
this afternoon.
London, June 3rd-Sugar in stock on the
8Olh ulto. was 1913 900 tons. Last year $4,000
tons.
London, June 4th-The Building Indus
tries Federation, comprising eleven Trade
Unions, has contracted with the Iheosophl-
cal Society for the construction Of its hall at
an estimated cost OF one hundred thousand
pounds. The Society has already lost three
thousand pounds through the strike IN the
building trades, which still prevents the
construction Of the Australian building, other
Government buildings, hotels, etc. The
Society viii pay The Federation, winch qua
rqntee4 tile men and the material. The
building contractors have thus been eiuj-
mated, when is regarded as soclnllstlc md
revolutionary.
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain mas unveiled q
monument at Weymouth to her ancestor
John Endicott, upon the spot where he had
his residence before he left for America IA
1923. Mr.. Austen Chamberlain, speaking
for his stepmother, hoped that the exchange
OF blood would continue in the interests Of
both nations
Advices from Stockholm state that Madame
Selma Lagerloff, the well known authorizes
and winner Of the Nobel Prize for Literature
in 1909, has been elected the first woman
member of the Swedish Academy.
Puis dispatches state that the friends OF
nj. Doumergue say he has resigned because
he is unwilling to be Premier during the
CaiIlaux murder trial.
The French Press says that the campaign
against President PoincaI c is inspired by his
army scheme, which is unconstitutional and
the scandalous mingling Of public and private
affairs is denounced. "Le Journal Des Debats
opposes a perfuuctory Ministry uuler NJ. Vi
viani, Minister OF Public Instruction, and
contends that President Poincare should
select a new Cabinet supporting hls policy.
Advices from Durazzo state that the Alba
mans who are uulriendly to King William are
freshly enraged by the importation Of Catho-
lie tribesmen to control the Ieyolntlonarles,
having resolved to rely upon advisers other
than Austrians and Italians and has dis
missed the latter. The Mohammelans are
equally offended by religious oppression and
the burdensome taxation to support q regime
which they reject.
Vancouver, Is. C., June 4th-Tho four lun-
dred Hindus detained at Victoria rioted be-
cause SIX hundred Chinese were allowed to
land during the formers detention. The
guards were driven overheard, but returned
with armed police and snbdued the disorder,
and an armed water patrol has been osta-
blished, there being a suspicion that the Hin
dus are being assisted from the land. The
Government has issued a more stringent
Order in Council excluding uUdesirables.
Ottawa, June 4th-The Ontario Provincial
elections viii take place Oh the 29th instant.