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 FIRE DESTROYS STORES.
 OTTAWA, April % A very mys- terious fire broke out in the mill tary storehouzc Of the Canadian gov crnment in this city today. and the fire is still burning. with the fire men fighting desperately to get the flames under control The fire was followed by several explosion and the flames are dangerously near d building in which some powder and caps are stored
 AsoUITH BLAMED.
 LONDON, April 26-In an edi. ,orial which appeared today in the London Mail. Premier Asquith is blamed for the riots which have made life dangerous in Dublin. It Is charged in the newspaper that the fault was with the man who could have. at the first intimation, put stop to all trouble by arrest ing the ringleaders
 SUITS EVERYBODY.
 LONDON. April 2G.-Practically every paper in this city today lauded the British government for the at titude which it has assumed in re gard to neutral shipping. stating that the way the situation was hand led by the government was the only way that Great Britain could emerge from the controversy and still main tain her honor and dignity
 IS GOOD MARkSMAN.
 PARIS. April 26.-Sub-Lieutenant Navarro today shot at, hit and brought down the ninth monoplane which he has wrecked since the commencement of the war The work this time, as on previous oc- casions. was accomplished with a rapid fire gun. The crew of the wrecked monoplane were killed in the fall to the earth.
 JUST LEAKED OUT.
 AMSTERDAM April 26-Two To- cal newspapers today printed a start ling story of the destruction of a Dutch warship by British men-of war, of the sending of the crew of the Dutch vessel to India in an eff fort to conceal the sinking of the vessel of the subsequent discovery of the act, the offer of an apology by the British government, and a further offer of indemnity
 The story is not officially con firmed, but to this time it has not been officially denied. The story does not state the exact location of the Dutch vessel when it met it's end, but it charges that upon learning that they had made a serious mistake the British com handlers placed the crew on British warship, concealed the members thereof. and sent them to India,
 If the charges are true, it is con sidered that the relations between Holland and Great Britain will be seriously strained.
 NO REPORT MADE.
 LONDON, April 27.-Up to six o'clock this evening the British ad- miralty had neither confirmed nor denied the story printed in the newspapers of Amsterdam relative to the sinking of the Dutch war ship by British boats and the sub of the boat aboard British vessels. and their shipment to India.
 ALL TROUBLE OVER
 BERLIN, April 27.-It is general ly believed here that the crisis be- tween the United States and Ger many is passed and that the two nations will be able to reach sat isfactory agreement on the manner in which the German government can conduct 6 submarine warfare, and maintain a blockade of Great Brit ain. This opinion was given out by the pIeas following the arrival in Berlin of Chancellor von Beth mann-Hollweg after he had a long with the kaiser some where at the front
 WHAT IT PORTENDS.
 PARIS, April 27.-The press of the Germans to the demands of the United States the complete ruina- ton of Germany. In fact, the French press states that the manner in which Germany is handling the sit uation shows that that nation is anxious to have peace at any price
 AFTER THE REBELS.
 LONDON, April 27.-In the house of commons this morning Premier Asquith announced that martial law had been declared over all Ireland, and that the strictest search is be- ing made to capture all the rebels. Many of the public buildings, some of them important ones, are still held by rebels, he declared, and many street encounters are still in progress.
 NO CIVIL TRIALS.
 LONDON, April PA royal proc lamation was issued this morning, suspending in Ireland, Section One of the Defense of the Realm Act, and the amendment thereto, of 1915, which gives to the British subject, charged with an offense under the act, the right to be tried by civil court. The proclamation was read this morning on the steps of the Royal Exchange, in accordance with an historic custom.
 DUBLIN SPELLED.
 LONDON, April 2S.-It was an nounced today that the British gun boats lying in the harbor of Dublin today shelled the headquarters of the Sim Fein society in that city.
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