Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-04-09

ing from the limb of a tree.
Fifteen thousand persons were
made homeless in fire which
destroyed 1900 houses in the north
ern section of Manila, native quar-
ter known as the San LaZaro district.
Foreign
Great property damage was done
and 80 lives were lost in terrific
storm which swept the southern coast
of Japan A number of houses were
destroyed at Tokyo.
Mysterious parcels containing eX-
plosives have been discovered by the
police. in various sections of Berlin.
Officials declare that the communists
had planned a reign of terror.
A conflict between striking miners
and the police has broken out in Fife
shire, Scotland. The police failed in
an attempt to quell the rioting and
the strikers hoisted red flags.
The entire Greek northern army is
retreating before the Turkish nation
alists. 1t is reported that Greek losses
at Eski-shehr exceeded 10000 men and
800 officers.
The reply of the United States TO
Germany on the reparations question
has given the greatest satisfaction to
French official circles at Paris.
Measures are being taken by the
Russian soviet government TO allow
foreign owners of manufacturing
plants in Russia to exploit their
properties under a regime similar to
that established for the mines, says
a Paris dispatch.
The volcano of POpOcatepetl in
Mexico is in action again. Thousands
of inhabitants are fleeing. Columns
of gas and sulphurous smoke are shoot
ing skyward 1000 feet. Streets are
covered with hot lava.
Crown forces repulsed ambuSherS in
counties Tipperary and Mayo. Irish
republican flying columns" are oper-
ating in Armagh, Fermanagh, Tyrone,
Kildare, and Queens counties, Dublin
announces.
Cuba's already complicated politics
became more tangled when Congress
man Fernando QuininOs, leader of the
Liga National party, was shot and
killed at Havana by Representative
Ernesto COiladO, Liberal.
Summer time became effective in
Great Britain at two o'clock Sunday
morning, when all the clocks in the
United Kingdom were sent forward ar
hour. 1t is the sixth year of daylight
saving.
France, acting through her envoy
extraordinary to Washington, Rene
Viviani, has withdrawn all objections
to passage of the Knox peace resolu
ton terminating the technical state o.
war with Germany.
A London dispatch says all worl
ceased in the coal mines of the United
Kingdom at midnight, with the excep
ton of a very few districts, and ap
proximately 100000 miners were
idle.
immigration statistics for the yea
1920, made public by the department
of emigration at Rome show that 5S7,
500 passports were granted, of which
1927 were to emigrants going over
seas.
A Dublin dispatch says that nearl.
| 500 persons were killed in Irish disOr
! ders during January, February am
| March The list follows: Crow
forces, ITO killed, 266 wounded. Civil
| ians, $40 killed, 2S5 wounded.
After stormy discussion, Madri'
| socialists voted down adhesion to thu
| third (MoscOw) internatiOnale.
| EX-EmperOr Charles left Steinaman
ger, near the Austrian border, on hi
way out of Hungary, Premier Yelek.
announced in the national assembly a
| Budapest.
German newspapers at Berlin which
comment on the communication frOr
i % TO av.1ir