ais
departure
from
Holland
would
b
cointenanced.
Backley,
Wyoming,
Nov.
G6ih.—Dß~-
tween
35
and
50
miners
were
reported
to be entombed
in
the
Glenrogers
mine
of the Ralzigh
Wyoming
Coal
Company
at
Glenrogers
Wyoming
county,
by
an
explosion
at
7.39
this
morning.
First
reports
were
lacking
in
cetails
but
it
was said that at the
time
of
the
explo-
sion bet.seen
60 and 75 men
were
in
the
mine,
and
that
23 had
ozen
brouzht
out
uninjared
Sofia, Nov. Gth.-
-The Government
nas
accepted
the
coenditions
of
reparation
laid
down
in
Jugo
Slavia’s note for the
attack
here
last
Friday
on
the Jugo-Slav
Military Attache,
Colone! Krastich.
The
conditions
will probably
be
carried
out
today.
Calgary,
Alta,
Nov.
6th.-—(Canadian
Press.)
By
far
the
larcest
vote
ever
polled
in Alberta
on
a
liquor question,
prohibition,
yesterday
was
beaten
de-
cisively.,
Present
returns
give
a mujo-
rity oi 24,000
against
it.
Montreal, Nov. 6th.
—Two firemen
were
slightly injured,
stieet
traflic
was
sus-
pended
for five
hoirs
and
damage
esti-
mated
at
two
hun ired
thousand
dollars
was done,
when
a
iire gutted
the Chas.
Ciceri
and
Company,
wholesale
grocers
of this eity
buildiag anl
partly
destroy-
ed
the
premises
of
the
Teldar
Biscuit
Company
this nmorning.
London,
Mov.
6th.--The
battle
cruis-
ers
‘‘Hood’’ and
‘‘Repulse’”’,
with
the
light eruiser squadron
which will engage
in a cruise
around
the Empire,
will start
o 2 their long
vovage
on
Novomber
27th
and
will proceed
byway of Suuth
Afriea.
Berlin, Nov. 6th.—The
looting
ot
tood
and clothing shops
continuad
throuzhout
the night in the Northern
district
of Ber-
lin, while in the
fashionable
Wastend
of
the City numerous
autonabiles
were held
up,
the
occupants
of
the
cars
being
robb:d
of
their
personal
belongings.
Considerable
anti-Semitie
rioting
oceur-
red
in the Jewish
quarters.
Most
of the
pillaging
was
done
by gangs
of men
and
youths
whose
numerical
strength
was,
in some
cases,
as large
as
300.
Women
freely participated
in storming
the
food-
shops.
The price
of bread
this
morning
was
fixed at 80,000,000
marks
a
loat,
as
aoainst
140,000,000
yesterday,
London,
Nov.
6th.—Senor
Augustine
Edwards,
Chilean
Minister
to
London,
was
the
host
at
an
elaborate
btauaquet
and reception
given last evening iu bonor
of King Gustave
of Ssweden.
The
ban-
quet
was for the purpose
of allowing the
entire
diplomatie
corps
in
London
to
meet
the Swedish
King,
whoe
is
return-
iug home
in a few
days after completing
his short
visit here,
which
was
because
of the marriage of his son to Lady Louise
M3arfthattan
last Saturday.
Toronto,
Nov. 6th.—Sir
Robt.
Horne,
ex-Chancellqr of the Exchequer,
and Sir
Charles
Wright,
Directers
of the
Dald:
win’s Canadian
Steel Corporation,
Limit-
=1
+
RHiil 3
2 ]
ed,
of Torontn,
are
coming
to
this City
to disenss
with the
Canadian
President,
the
advisabiiity
of
reopenivg
the
big
piant
on Asbridges
Bay.
.
London,
Nov. 6tk —lnterest
in domes-
tic
polities for
the fnoment
is
focussed
ot
the
representation
of
the
Clasgow
Central
Division
in the
House
cos
Com-
mons
for a
successer
to the
late
An lrew
Ronar Law.
The attention
of the
public
was
shortly
drawn
to that
distriet
last
evening
by
a
report
that
Mr.
Winston
Spencer
Churchill
had
received
an
invitation
from
loeal
Liberals
to become
their
candidate.,
It immediately
raised
the
question
of whetl¥t
thz invita:ion
involves
an
attemot
tO
reunite
the
two
wings
of
ths
party,
the Asq‘tji biar and
the Lloxd Gc .rgian groups,
Many
think
that Mr. Chorchill
wozld
be
unhikely
to
contest
a
seat
in
the
Glasgow
Central
Pivision
while
the Liberals
last
election
only polled
a
vote
of 2,518
to
15,437 by
Bonar
lLaw.
In
all
events
it
is highly
improbabie
that
a
defiaite
decision
will
be made
before
the
arvival
of Me. Lloyd
George
on
[l'riday.
The
Conservatives
have
not yet
chosen
their
candidate
for
the Centra!
(:iasgow
seat,
Labour’s
re-
presentative
will
be
Mr. !Mitcheil,
the
local lawyer who
ran
fairly close
to Mr.
Bonar
Law
in
the
.ast
election,
when
Latour
captured
®en
of
Glospow’s
fif-
teen
seats.
‘l'he Labourites
contend
t' at
Mr. Bonar Law’s personality
was
large-
ly responsible
for
Lis
viciory
on
that
veeasion,
Paris,
Nov.
6th
—The
inter Allied
Council
of Ambassadors
has
seat
»
note
to
the
Germen
Governmnent
requesting
a
veply
before
Nevember
10th
as
to
what
measures
itintends
taking
to
in-
sure
the
sanctioning
of
the mter
Ajlied
milit-ry
control.
The
original
request,
made
on Octoher
3ild, throuzh
the
Ger-
man
Charge D’Affaires in
Paris
Las
re-
mnained
unanswered.
;
Melbourn2
Nov. 6th.—A
foree
of 7,600
special
constabies
has
now
been
enrolled
to
take
over
the
duties
of
the
strik-
ing
vpolice.
The
shops
on
the
main
streets
are
stiil
barricaded
acainst
the
possible
recurrence
of rioting,
Many
of
the
social
funclions
in conneciion
with
Melbourme
cup
race
today
have
been
cancelled,
owing to the partial
stoppage
of the
trains.
Lordon,
Nov.
6th -—@anadiin
Press.
Discassing
the Imperial relations
problem
Mr.
Mac Kenzie Ritg told
a distoinguish-
ed
gathering
tonigit,
at
a
dianer
given
by the
Overseas
Leaguz
in honour of the
Dominion
Premiers,
that
in
process
of
time,
with the
elimination
of
distances,
eiecied represantatives
of all the
peoples
0¢
thie Empire might be
seen
in
the
EKm-
pire’s
capital,
but
imperial
federation
was
not
now within
the
scope
of
practi-
¢l
politics.
Referring
to
an
imperial
council,
the Premier
said,
“'if lsy
imperi-
al
cabinet
council you
mean
the
gather-
g of representatives
wio
speak,
not
as
individuals, but for
the peoples
they
re-
preseat
and are responsible
to them
for
the
advice
‘they give
to
the
S)vereign,
then
1
shouid
welcome
it
with
all
mg
heart.
But
if
by
imperial
council
ycu
mean
the oatherine
of gentlemen
with-
out
authority
te speak
on bebhuli
of Par-
liaments
or
p2oples
they
represent.
[
care
not
how
cr
by
whom
they
are
nominated
and
it
is a rewersion
to the old
order.
whielh
has
long
since
passed
away,
when
gwen
were
nomirated
from
the
top down,
while the
whaole
spirit
of
our constitution
is
from tae
bottom
up’’.
In Mr. King's opision
the
most enduring
system
of imper .’
relations
wasithat
.of
any
communiiv
ot
free
raziens
with
full
rights
and privilezes.
Mr.
Bruce,
of tle
Austrahian
Commonwealth,
agread
with
Mr.
King.
He
ikought
the
Imperiul
Federatipn
idea
had
died
long
ag>.
A
Central t‘)'a?i‘m\.vm
at Westniinster,
with
a Cabiret
controiling
the destinies
of the
Empire,
was
a
svstem
that
would
never
come,
in
his
opinion,
The
Prince
of
Wales spoke
of the
Empire
as
a “‘group
of
virtually inlepondent
sistorstates,
ali
cooperating
for
common
good’’.
Paris.
Nov. 6th.
—The
French
Foreivn
Office
this
evening
desnatehed
to
Am-
bassador
Jusscrand
at
Washington'a
long
cablegram,
which
will
enable
him
to amplity fully the eutline of the Ifrench
viewpoint
which
he
bas
a'ready
given
to
Secretary
of
State
Hughes,
on
the
re parations
problemm.
This
is
for
the
purpose
of
meeting
the
wishes
of
Mr.
Hughes
who
s
the
course
of
his
talk
with M
Jusserand
yesterday
asked
for
further
informaton
as
(o
the
limits
Frauce
desived _to
place
on
the work of
the proposed
experts’ commission.
Cobierz,
Nov
Tth.—The Belzian
Migh
Commissioner,
replvin:
to
the
protest
of Jostph
Matthes
against
the part
taken
by
the
Belpian
wiidiary
in
compelling
the Separatisis
to
evacuate
the building
they had captured
at Aix-ia-Chapelle
last
week,
says
it is
impossible
1o
negotiate
with the Rhineland
Republie,
as
that
re-
gime
has
vnever
been
recegnized,
either
as
a
de
jure
or
de
facto
government,
The
Belgian
actien
at
Aix-la-Chaye
le,
the reply says,
was ert rely
iegal
as
the
first duty of the Be'gian
Rhinelind
forees
is to suj press
vioience.
London.
Nov. Tth.— Pollinglin the
dis-
triets
in Seotiand
on
local option yester-
day,
resulted
in Kilsyth,
Kirkintilloch
and
Stewarton
again
favouring
prohibi-
ticn.
Alloa and Steriing
remain
wet,
as
a
result
of yesterday’s
vote.
Kilsyth
wont
commnietely
dry
three
years
ago.
The
Glasgow municipal electicns
resulted
vesterday
without
a
ehange.
l'he
fea-
ture
of the
elections
was
the
everwheln-
ing
defeat
of alt
the
eandidates
of the
waorkers
prohibition
pariv.
Paris,
Nov. Tth.—The
vrospects
for an
aoreement
bheiween
France
and
Great
Britain,
on
the
text
of the invitation
to
the United States
to join the
conlerence
of experts
for examination
of ‘ho reparva-
tion question,
was
vegarded
1y
diploma-
tie
and
Freneh
ofilcial
ei ¢'es
today as
brighter than
yesterday.
;