, 1914-07-25

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has occurred in several cities, and there are
strikes at Odessa, Reveal, Baku and else
where. Tue Government being convinced
that the disturbances are due to political in-
spIratlon, has resolved upon stern measures.
Dispatches from Paris state that the pub
lie prosecutor said he was authorized to
declare that the documents mentioned yes
terday were merely pretended copies Of
documents which did not exist, and it was
therefore impossible to use them against NJ.
Caillaux, whose honour and loyalty were
above suspicion. NJ. Prestat, the efigaro's''
Chairman aud father-in-law of the late NJ.
Catmette, testified that Germans never owned
q majority of shares in the Figaro, which
never has been paid by foreign bankers,
A sensation was created when NJ. Chanu.
the Attorney for the Calmettes, said it was
unbeconing of NJ. CaiIlaux to defle the
grave his wife had made. Upon NJ. Gail
laux intervening, NJ. Chenu said NJ. Caillaux
little understood his temper, and he took the
responsibility for his words, that is, a duel
was intimated. It was thereupon necessary
tor the Judge to threaten to clean thu court.
The foregoing indicates how much politics
obscures the murder trial, NJ. Caijiaux being
the central figure, rather than bis wife. and
the Figaro" is upon its defence, rather tnaH
the murderess, while NJ. Cajllaax dominates
the court, rather than the Judge or Counsel.
New York, July 24th-Advices from Mex
leo City state that Provisional President
Carblial announces that negotiations for
peace with guarantees to everybody are we'll
advanced, aud that an &rmistice having
been signed, hostilities will cease forthwith,
The Constitutionalist8 advauca guard, IN
dor General O'Bregon, is wlra4 US hours
ride, and the main body Of lis .e,ps is
near Queretaro. General Carranz2 23las.
men declare that a triumphal entry INTO the
Capital, without bIoodshed, is certain.
General Villas spokesman say be is also
negotiating with Provisional President Car
baja and that unless satisfied he wilt CO.
operate with She latter against General Car
rama. Generals Carranza and Villa are
also negotiating regarding the entry into
the Capital and the succeeding event. The
Capital is ~inadequately defended or poiced,
aud conditions are unsatisfactory, needing
immediate precautions.
Advfces from Washington state that Pre-
sident Wilson has received the Mediators to
present their formal notice that the mediation
has ended. They deny urging President Will
son to require Provisional President CarbaJal
to concede General Carranza's demands. OH
cIals here expect q considerable interval Tor
negotiations before General Carranza succeeds
Senior Carbaial. The former needs the Uni
ted States support, much as ex-Prasldent
Huerta did, and this is unprocurable without
guarantees regarding foreign demands and
security for Mexico's internal conditions.
The United States is apprehensive regard
ing the relations between Generals Villa and
Carranza,
New York, July oath.
Flour, Winter Clears per barrel 1925
Meal, Kindred per barrel $3.50
New Seasons Pork nG quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork $24-3244.
Crystals per 100 TBS. 1926
0'e"t' 89o test Molasses Sugar lOOfhs
$2.61
Molasses Eng. Islds per gal.
Liverpool Cotton middling Upland. 77-29d..
Exchange, New York &London, so days sight
4852
Exchange New York and London, sight 4.88