which it
was
declared
that the
Govern-
ment
would
:ot
hesitate
to
resort
to
drastie
steps
to
maintain
law
and
order
in
I[reland,
the
aucho
ities
today
pro-
clai ned the suppression
of the
Sinn
Fein
Pariament
and
Sina
Fein
organizaiions
throughout
Ireland.
There
were
slight
disorders
in
a few places,
but
no
reports
of sarious
resistance
to the
raiders
have
been
receivad
up tothe
preseni.
A detec-
tive
was
shot
and killed
in
Dublin.
In
the
raids,
some
arms
and
explosives
vara found.
Large
cuantities
of
doeu-
ments
and
Sinn
Fein
literature
were
soized,
notably
in
Dublin,
whore
every
copy of the report of
Messrs.
Valsh
and
Dunne,
who
vestigated
conditions
in
[relz.nd
on behalf
of
he
American-Irish
Socities
and
correspondence
relatin2
‘o
arranging
trade
relations
between
lre-
land and
the United States
and other
for-
eign countries,
feil into
the hands of the
ithorities.
The Gazette
tonight prints
‘he
oroclamaticn
issued
by
tne
Lord-
Lieutenant
of
Ireiard,
prohibiting
and
suppressing
the
Sinn
ein
Parliament,
<nown
as
the
'
'Daily
Eirann’’, it refers
to the
prociamation
of
July
3rd.,
sup-
pressing
the
Sinn
Fein
organizations
as
anlawful
assoc’adons.
It
deseribes
the
“Daily Zirann’’ as
a
dangerous
associa
on.
and
says
that siace
July it has
Fecn
employed
for
all
the
purposes
of
the
thien suppressed
organizations.
The
pro-
clamation
applies
to the
thirty-two coun-
ties s.nd =i county boroughs
of Ireland.
Paris.
Sept.
12th.—A Montenegrin
offi-
cial communieaticn
issued
here
says
that
ficht ng
continues '’ fiercely
throughout
Montenezro
azat
st
the Serbian
invaders
who
have
sufferad
severe
losses.
The
Scorbians
have
sert
15,000 reinforcements
byway
o
Bosnia
and
Cattaro.
The
comniunication
complains
of
atrocities
uapon
Montenegrin
men
and
woten.
Loudon,
Sept.
2th, - Following
is the
result
of
the
Wilnes
bye-election
held
~este
'day:
Hercerson
(L.abourite)
11,
404 Fisher
(Coalition
Unionist)
10,417,
Syeney,
N. S.
W.,,
Sopt.
12th. —(Reu-
ter’s.)
The Govt.
has
;uaranteed
the
far-
mer’s
five shilliazs
per
bushel
for
the
1920-1921
wheat
crop.
i onndon,
Sept.
12th.—Gol!ld
valued
at
850,000,
which
:s
the half of a shipment
just raceived
(rom
South
Africa,
has
Seen
sold
for
shipment
to
the
United
States,
the
price
including
ecommission
being 90 shillings
four pence
hali-penny
per ounce.
This
is twenty-five
per
cent
-bove
the
Bank
of England’s
ordinary
buying
rate.
Paris,
Sept.
13th.
The
situation
be-
tween
Rournania
and
the
Entente
ap-
pears
Lo be brighter.
A cordial
meeting
was held by
the
®oreign
Minister
M.
Erichon
and M.
Missu,
the
Roumanian
raperesentative
in
Paris,
and M.
Taida,
one of
the
Roumanian
peace
delegates
whdPyesterday
expressed
the
desire
of
Roumania
to safeguard
their
countries
national dignity, but
to uphold her avow-
ed inteation to remain
on friendly rela-
1
UR UL X
A
Y
1D
tions
with th: Enten:2.
President
Poin-
|
cavre also received
the
Roumanian
dele-
gates
yesterday.
Glasgow,
Sept.
13th.—The
Trades
Unicn Congress
which
has
been
ia
ses-
sion
here
all week, ended-today
with the
passace
of a
resolution
re-affirining
the
richt
of
free
speech.
and
protesting
acainst
the
arrest
and
deportation
of
alen
Trades
Union
ofcials,
for
alleged
connaction
with
Bolshevism.
T[he
reso-
luzion
also
expressed
a
balief
in
rhe
necessity
for
coyntinuing
the
coatvol
of
ford prices.
Mr.
[iomas,
Laboir
Men-
ber
of-
Parliamen:,
together
with
Mr.
Smillie.
the
mia2rs’
leader,
moved
an
emergency
ressiuiion
deoyecating
milica-
ry rule
in Ireiand,
and d:ciaring
the
on-
ly
soluiion
of
thae
Irish
problem
was
th -ough the method
of s2lf determination
by which the Irish p2op'2
eould
vorg out
thoeir
owa
salvation.
Th2
resolution
ex-
pressad
profound
symoathy
for
the
Trades
Jnionist
‘lrish
Drotaers
in th:ir
hoir
of
repression’’.
This
cesolatinon
was carried uhanimously.
,ndon,
Sept.
13ia---This
moraing
toe
citizens
of
Edmonton
extended
to
tne
Prince
of
Walesa
formal
welzome
to
this
western
eapical.
The
citizens
are
vilinz
to zive
His Royal
Highuess
tae
eity,
or anything
olse
they
can
persuai:
him
to
accept.
The
day’s
roitine
»f
formal
ceremony
developed
into a trium-
palat
march
of a
popialar
hero.
Thou-
sands
o’ peonle
thronged
the
streets
and
vied
with
one anotaer
to show
rheir
decp
feelings v the
Princa.
L ondoa.
Sent.
13th--British
forees
ha
e
been
land
:d
a:
Scutari
across
the
Bosphorus
frota Coastantinople.
Itis offi-
cia:ly explaind nowevzr,
taatthis
was
an
ordinary
troop
movement
and
that
only 1.200
men
were
piaced
on shore.
Miami, Fiorida, September
13th.—Two
schyoners:
went
down
at
Cat
Island
( Bohamas
groap)
with
ali on board
dur-
ine
the hurricane
several
days azo,
ac-
cor.ling
o
persons
who
arrivec
here
frorm
the Bahamas
today.
At Kleuthera
Isiaad
se reral
buildings
were
destroyed.
In tie
Windward
Islands
two
sclbooners
wer>
lost and
at
Waltinz Island
several
houses
were destroyed.
Toronto, September
12th.—A
warning
againsi
Toronto
retail
dealers
ir
flour
prof tecring
any
longer
has
been
issued
by tie Canadian
Wheat
Board.
London,
September
12th.—A
Joan
of
19,000,000
pounds
is
being
negotiated
between
British
financiers
and Tarkey,
acceo “ding to a despatch
> the Exchange
Telearaph
Co. from Constantinople
The
Crown
jewels
of Turkey are
to be given
as security, the despatech
adds.
|
Berlin,
Sept.
12th.—The
Zeitunz
Am
Mittag says
Great Britain
will fake over
from
the
United
States
on Sept.
20th.
|
the
control
of
the
provisioning
of
"o-
land.
The newspapers
add
that tae
en-
tire 500,000
tons
of foodstuffs
promised
Poland
by the
United
States
has
been
supplied.
l
Paris,
Sept.
13th.—M.
Caillaux,
for
.
mer
Premier,
who
has
been
in
prison
for
more
than
a
vear
charged
with
having had
treasonable
decaling with the
,
enemy,
was
transferred
to
a
private
.
hospital
at
Neuily,
a
suburb
of
Paris
.
this
morning.
,
Paris,
Sept.
13th.—Hava’s.
The
Aus-
trian
Govt.
has
refused
to
accede
to
Hungary’s
demand
for
the
extradition
of Bela
Kun, virtually declared
at
Buda-
pest during rhe
Communist
regime,
ask-
ing for proots
ol aeccusations
of
murder
and theft
made
acainst
him
according
to Vienna
newspapers.
The
Govt.
note
,
1o Hungary
states
it
1s said
that
upon
|
Bela
Kun’s
arrival
in
Austria
he
was
the
bearer
of
two
hundred
thousand
CrOWNnS.
*
Glasgow,
Sept.
13th.-—The
Trades
Uni-
-
on Congress
session
here
yesterday
com-
b eted
the
most
important
business
of
its
programme
with
the
adoption
of
2
resolution providing for
the calling
of a
speeial
conference
of British eaptains
of
.
labour
to consider
the
form of action
to
te resorted
to
should
the
Govt.
refuse
(
the demands
of the
congross
for the
re-
'
peal of the conseription
law
and
to with-
draw British troops
from
Russia,
the
re-
.
solution
demanding which,
the
congress
*
had passed
previously.
[.ondon,
Sept.
13th.—-Ar
a reevection
i
a
new
parliamentary
committee
for
the
vear
of Glasgow
congress
yvesterday
the
+
Miners Federation
failed to
sccure
repre-
sentation,
although
last
year
they
had
two
tuembers
on
.the
committee.
Mr,
Wilsorn,
leader
of
the
seamen
of
Great
Brirain, has
lost his seat
on the
commit-
tee.
The miners
are
mostly advocates
of
direct
action
and
the fact
that they failed
to
secure
representation
on
the commit-
tee
is recarded
by
the
labour
circulars
in London
as significant,
as
it is
under-
stoo’
direct
actionists
on
the
new
com-
m'ttee
number
five, where
inose opposed,
to direct action
number
el
ven.
NEW
YORK, Sept.
15th
1919,
Flour, Blendzd Clear®St.
Lawrence
|-rand
pr.
brl. $10.50.
Meal,
Kilndried per
100 tbs $4.50
New
Season’s
Pork
per brl. $562.00
Heavy Mess
Pork
per bbl.
$51.00
Sugar---Crystals
(Confirmed by Brokers)
‘
per
100 lbs.
$7.28.
Molasses 897 test
pr
1.0 Ibs.
no quotation.
Cotton, Midd!ing Upland, at liverpool per
Ib. 18-19-100 d.
Exchange,
New
Yoirk
and
London,
60
\
days’ sight $4.15
'
Exchange
New York'and
London,
sight
‘
$4.17
|
LONDON, Sept.
15th
1919.
.
Sugar-Demerara
Crystals
duty paid price.
§
fixed bv the Royal Commission
per cwts
;
bis, 9d.
-91s. od.
|'
Muscovado,
897/~ basis,
floating ierms
in
|
bond,
Ditto duty paid. 555.
6d. -78 s. 6d.
|
German
Beet 88°/¢ t.o.b.
no further sales
-;
during
the
war
-
Java
96°/
Gibraltaror Channel for Orders
‘
floating terms,
no quotations.
.