dustrial magnate,
Dr. Alfred Hugenburg.
member of
the National Assembly,
Felix
|
Deutsch,
head of
the
German
General
|
electric
company
and
Dr.
Walter
Simon,
|
former Minister of
goreign
Affairs.
|
Belfast;
Oct
bHMN—I:
moving
the
|
adjournment
of
the
"'~e-
House
of
|
Parliament
until
Decew.
13th,
and
|
¢iving the
speaker
power
Tu summon
it
!
to meet
again
in
case
of emergency,
Sir
|
Jas.
Craig,
the
Premier
said
yesterday
|
“‘this course
is
somewhat
unusu
but
|
the
prospect
before
us
also
is e&ally
!
unusual
and
none
can
tell
what™
he
|
next
few
months
may
bring
£%i.
'
|
ertainly would feel
very
much
streng
j
~d,
by
the
knowledge
that
if
unt
|
war:
~vepts
arise
at
any
time,
thidy|
House
will be
called together
so
that
the
|
feelings of
the
members
and
the
feel-
|
ings
of the Ulster
people
may
be
voiced
|
on any
proposals
put before
us.
I have
|
received
no
further
invitation-to
a
|
conference
in
Londonorelsewhere,
and
|
may
be I will receive
no
such
invitation
|
in the
near
future.
This
resolution
will
guard against
anything
uuexpected.
Re-
!
plying to questicns
concerning
the
con-
|
ferencef
Sir
James
said’”’
the
reasons
|
that
led
us
to
make
decision
to
enter
|
the conference
in Downing
Sireet
in July
still
hold
good.
To
refuse
to
go
in
|
would
leave
us
open
to
the
greeatest
misrepresentatior.
2cross
the
water,
1
ha/ea feeling
that
we
might
be
let
down
bebhind
our
backs.
If
no
one
is
there
1o
say
a
word
for
Ulster,
Ulster
might
come
out
of
this
very
badly
indeed.”’
.ondon,
Qect.
bth.
—~A
Reuter
cable
from
Bombay
says
the
arrest
of the
Ali
brothers
and
other
agitators
against
the
Govt.
bhas apparently
aroused
little
ex-
citement
outwardly.
Meantime
Ghandi
|
maintains
that
the
alleged
offernse
of
|
the Ali brothers
is nothing
new, and
says
|
he
inténds
to
pursuau.
.ne
Sepoys
ari
|
police
to resign
as
soon
as
he
is
co.
vinced
that
they
are
able
to
support
|
themselves
by
the spinning
wheel.
The
f
programme
of
the agitator at
present
is
|
apparently
to
challenge
the
Govt.
by
|
organizing meetings
at
which resolutions
|
containing
charges
against
the
Govern
meni
will "be
adopted.
Such
wm.eetings
;
have already
been
held
at Cawnpore
and
|
Mampuri.
i
Ottawa,
Oect.
sth.
-Parliament
dis-
|
solved
as
from
today,
it
was
officially
|
announced
this
afterroon.
No
election
|
date
has
been
officially set,
but
Decem-
|
ber
sth
is the
most
talked of, with nomi-
|
nations
on November
21st.
Sydney,
N.S.W.,
Oct.
§h.—Mr. John
|
Storey,
who in
April 1920
became
Pre-
|
mier of New South
Wales,
died today.
i
Geneva.
Oct.
sth.—The
second
assem-
|
bly of the
League
of Nations
a<journed
|
at
six o’clock this afternoon after
elect-
l
ing
Brazil, Belgium,
China
and
Spain,
|
the four non permanent
members
of
the
'
Council.
!
Lon”--
Oect.
sth.—The
bye-election
1 the West
Houghton
division
of
Lan-
eashire
necessitated
by the death
of Mr.
Tyson
Wilson, Labourite,
resulted
today
in
the
election
of
another
Labourite
member,
Mr. RjJ.
Davis, by
a majority
of
4,009
over
the Coalitionist ecandidate,
Mr. James
Tonge.
London,
Oect.
Bth.-
A
Reuter
ecable
from
Melbourne
says
that the premier,
referring
to an
interview with the
Aus-
tralian {Emicrationj Agent,
cabled
from
Loundon,
which
is allezed
to have
recom
mended
the despateh
of 100,000 emizrants
vearly
to Australia
from the British lsles,
says
it would
be
foily
to
pour
such
a
population
in
Australia
until
adeqaate
arrangemenis
have
been
made
for mak-
ing thew wealth producers.
Mr Hughes
thinks
the figure
quoted absurd.
In his
view
‘he
practical
position
is that
from
12,000
to 20,000
might
safely be
sent
ous
this year.
St.
Thomas,
Oct
6th
News
Bulletin,
re-paragraph
dates
from
Sydney,
N.
S.
we are
now
officially
informed
that
no
such
appointment
has
been
offered
to
Dr.
Calder,
Paris,
Oct
bih ——Many
persons
are
believed
to
be
dead
afd burning
in the
wreckage
of a
r2ar end collission
of two
suburban
trains
in
the half mile tunnel
leading
¥o
the
St.
Lazare
railway
sta-
tion. from which five bodies
already
hadi
been
recovered
at9
o’clock this
even-
ing.
T ‘enty sericusly
injured
persons
and 53 slightly injured,
also
had
been
re-
covered
Seventeen
c¢oached
werc burn
ing
and the
firemen,
almost
helpless.
were
cutfing
a
nole
through
the
roof
of the ..anel
th-ough
the
pavement
of
the Rue
De Rome,
'
'
~
%9
ereate
an
upward
dra’
w the smoke
and
gac
0
trains
were
filled
cound
commutiers,
and
:
- say that
any
one remain-
‘ng in
the tunnel
is almost
certain
(4 be
de,
|
{'tie coliision
occurred
when
the
5.52
train
for
the
suburb
Mariy Le Roi
crashed
inio
the
rear
end
of a
train for
Versailles,
which left
four
minutes
ear-
lier on
the
same
track,
but
which
stop-
ped
inside
the
tunnel
for
some
unex-
plained
reason.
Cries
for helvp and
moans
were audible
at both ends
of
the
tun-
nel.
It is felt that those
who
were
strap-
ped in
the
burning wreckage.
wiil never
be
identified,
as
they
would
surely
be
burned
to icinders
in
the
intepse
heat
yet unreached
by-ithe firemen,
who
were
directing
steams
of
water
{rom
both
ends
of the
tunnel.
Later it
was
learn-
ed that
the fire
started
by
explosions
of smal!
illuminating gas
tanks
in
the
coaches
of
the
telescoped
tiain.
The
trainfor
Versailles
had
stopped
io
re-
pair
a
broken
couapling
when
the
colli-
sion Loccurred.
Hundreds
of the
injur-
ed
were
able
to
escaped
by
rupning
through
the dark
tunnel, along the track
to
both
ends
Troops
were
called
out
immediately
to surround
the
scene
of
the disaster.
.=+
sunK,
OctobenGth
1921.
-
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St. Bawrence
[:rand
'
pr. bP
§7.25.
Meal
Kilndried per
“00 ths
$1.95
New
Seaso
.
ar_brl, $3%.00
deavy Mess
i
...
$25.
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ma.._....1
per
100
lbs.
.
3 13
‘Tolasses
Sugar
89°
test,
quotation,
Gotton,
Middling Upiand,
:
Liverpoo
per
ih.
15 62-100¢.
'
#xchange.
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York
and
London,
60
A
:
days’
sight $3.743
Exchange
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York
and
London,
sight
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6th. 1921
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Demerara
Crystals,
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42
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s.
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Muscavado
per
cw
i OBE,
(zerman
Beet 88° f.o.b.
ales.
White
Java
sugar
ecif
Um.
3
Kin
21s.
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September
shipment
Demerara
Rum,
per gal. nomi&]l.
I'rinidad
Cocoa,
Good Middling Rec
cwt
Hbs.
BBs.
nominal.
Cotto -
-
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Medium
West
Indian
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Island
per Ib. 29d.
nomine"
Bank
of
England
rate
of
Discouni
cent.
53,
Consols
484.
Three
per
cent
re
sin
Pariz
e« bt
e
G
Promenaue
Gonne,
will be
held at
john’s
School
H
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School H
on
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