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PARLIAMENT, CANADA, IRELAND AND OTHER THINGS.
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LONDON. May 11.
EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
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UNREST IN IRELAND."
LONDON, May Nth.- -Murders and outrages in Ireland grow more terrible daily. The vendetta against the Police has intensified. The Lord- Lieutenant and the executive officers are virtually prisoners in the country. They Cars only able to leave their retreats in | armoured enTS.
The situation is far worse than a month Ago. The release of the hunger strikers added fresh fuel to the murder campaign.
Mr. Bonar Law made an important announcement in the House of Commons with reference to Canada to-night. He said the Anglo Canadian governments had arranged to provide more complete representation in one day during the past week. fourteen of Canadian interests than hitherto." It had been accordingly brutal outrages occurred. Hundreds go agreed that His Majesty... on the advice of the Canadian terrorised that they suffer silently-
unrecorded The loyalists have been so minister, should appoint a minister plenipotentiary who would have charge of Canadian affairs and at all times be the ordinary channel of communication with the United States government in purely Canadian affairs. The minister would be instructed by and report direct to the Canadian government. In the absence of the ambassador the Canadian minister would take charge of the whole embassy and the representation of imperial as well as of Cannadian interests. He would be accredited by His majesty to the President with the necessary powers. ?
In ons instance in Galway, a young giri was dragged from her bed, and her hair cars were to be sheen off, she collapsed. was cut off. On being threatened that be:
This, because she was seen speaking to soldier.
These outrages are becoming conson Sina Feiners daily held courts and in Hick confirm the statemen: that abe gitnation of sentences. A number of correspondents the loyalists beggars description. Mr. Bonar Law said Ulster's present attitude is an immense advance that if the British people realised thei
bers are feeing the country, They declare on that of 1914. Whereas Ulster then insisted on exclusion, it has now plight they would be ashamed of their accepted local government for the whole of Ireland. He stressed the extent desertion. Meanwhile, forty-two hunger- to which we had suffered from uninformed foreign and dominion comment Scrubbs prison yesterday, and thirteen strikers were released from Wormwood, which asked us why we did not let Ireland govern herself. If the govern, from the Cork gaol. ment's proposal were adopted we could say to Ireland and the world f
LONDON, May 10th. We have given you as generous a measure of local government as we Police Barracks at Newton Bariton. One hundred Sinn Feiners attacked the think possible on conditions which mean that the moment Irishmen can Co. Armagh. The Eve defenders splendid agree among themselves they can tave it completely in one parliament." and successfully resisted the attack (cheers) The Government's object was to make unity casier.
through four hours of fire of rifts and. bombs, he barracks Sir E. Carson regarded the six years proposal as retrograde and petrol and set afre when the roof fell Were sprayed with impracticable. Although he detested the idea of breaking up the parliaia and the defenders retreated to a yard ment of the United Kingdom he pledged himself in the interests of this
where they held out until they were re- inforced. attempt at peace that Ulster would do it best to work its parliament i It appears that a detective in Dubli enacted..
aho at wore an armoured Waistcoat
Mr. Asquith's amendment to the Home Rule bill was defeated by 259
votes to 55.
Replying to Major Barnes, Mr. Long said the allied warships in the Elack Sea would continue to bombard the Russian coasts until the Bolsheviks cease hostilities with General Wrangl's Crimean army, with a view to discussing an armistice,
which saved his life, but his condition is critical after an operation.
TURKISH TREATY..
PARIS, March 9th.
The Ambassadors Conference has decid- In the course of a reply to Mr. R. P. Houston as regards the inability of led to give the Turkish Delegation a month the British coaling depot at Perim to secure cargo from South Wales, Mr. W.in which to reply to the Treaty whicçü C. Bridgman said the available exportable surplus of coal was now less than
will be handed to them on May 11th.. one-third of the pre-war amount. There had been consequently great
Loxbox, May 10th. The Times Teheran currespondent says dimculty in ensuring supplies to the Atlantic and Mediterrancan coaling that a Military Convention for the dur stations, and much less coal for the Allies and British possessions abroad and Turkish Nationalists has been cor tion of twenty years between Soviet Russia He regretted he was unable to undertake to supply adequate supplies of cluded, the latter refusing adherence to British coal for the stations east of Suez, which should resort as far as pos- Turkish sovereignty and the former to aid any Alling term, involving diminished sible to Indian and South African coal.
the Turks if attacked by the Allies Turkish, and the Straits free, the forti
The territory of Constantinople' is to be Acations at the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus being destroyed
Replying to Lt. Com. Kenworthy, Mr. Bonar Law stated that Poland had not consulted Britain before taking the offensive against Russia. Though a provisional eastern frontier for Poland had been laid down, the Allies, were not yet able to determine it definitely. No useful purpose could be served at present by submitting the question to arbitration or the League of Nations.
Replying to Capt. Wedgwood Benn, he stated that the government did not favour the suggestion that the supreme council in any form should be made permanent as a co-equal or superior authority to the council of the League of Nations.
Replying to Sir G. Elliott he said he had no reason to anticipate that Hungary would refuse to sign the peace treaty.
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When the Home Rule Bill entered the committee stage, and before discussion opened, the chairman ruled out a number of amendments embodying alternative schemes 23 equivalent to negatives of the bill but permitted. Mr. Asquith to move an "amendment providing for а single Irish
parliament with country option to Ulster limited to a period of six years on the lines of the 1914 act. Mr. Asquith maintained that the duplication of parliaments, executives, and judiciaries gave every opportunity for friction. government's plan was not countenanced by any section of Irish opinion and could not be a stepping stone to Irish unity.
The
ed by a collusion between the pro-Turkish, The revolution in Baka which was effect Iibad Party and the Bolsheviks bas placed Armenian Erivan in a perilous situation.
Twenty British subjects, including the Naral Mission at Baku, during the revalu- release of Turkish Unionists at Malta. tion were held hostages. pending the
FRENCH STRIXE MENACE.
PARIS, May the Malo, Rosen, Berdeaux and Brest, also
Work has been resumed it Havre, St..
at the mines Nord Pas de Calais sad the centre and south of Franco,
Five men were arrested in Paris for distributing Anarabist lansats. Subse quently, the Police searched the house of M. Sebastian Faure.
Lobos, May 10th. A message from Paris says that, having failed in the stoppage of the mines, the Confederation has called out the trans- port workers. It is stated that the move-
Mr. Bonar Law emphatically asserted that. Mr. Asquith had totment is doomed to failure owing to lack realised all that had happened in the last six years. While it was true of funds. that the Irish members had not voted for the government's bill, it was equally true that they would be opposed to Mr. Asquith's proposal.
A MEXICAN MURDERER.
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EL PASO, May 10. General Murgula Carcanzeston, the federal commander at Mexico City, before leaving the Capital, carried out a wholesale slaughter of political prisoners at Santiago military prison. Fifteen generals were among the killed.
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TO REVOLUTIONISE FLYING.
LONDON, May 9th. Messrs. Handley Page hare achieved a improved design in aeroplane wings which will revolutionize flying. It is as importers as the investion of pneumatic tyre to the road vehicles. The contrivance reduce the aeroplanes to half their present is the simplest and will, for a given result, size. It can be applied to any existing plane.
to arise and alight with a smaller 700, The new wing will enable aeroplanes
enstre greater safety and comfort and
Mexico City newspapers announce the capture of Carranza. El Paso reports that General Obregon sent a message to the new provisional pre- greater speed. It increases the load from sident De la Huerta that the revolutionista overtook and dispersed the 30 to 40 per cent. troops escorting Carranza from Mexico City. They inflicted serious The invention has passed the official losses
tests, but details have not yet been dis-i closed,
The Times correspondent in New York says the immediate future of Mexico depends on the continued agreement of Generals Oregon and
COAL PRICES. Gonzales. It is declared that a series of political somersaults brought the twoto- gether. Obregon opened a campaign in favour of his own candidature, which
LONDON, May 10th. was widely supported, but the Carranzistas desired to have the elections in
In the House of Commons, replying to July, whereupor. Gonzales joined Obregon. It was the former who directed that the Government thought the removal fr. Newman; Sir Robert Horne stated the capture of Mexico City. It is stated that the revolutionary movement of the present control on the inland dis favours free and fair elections held in Mexico, without interference from tribution of coal as soon w possible Carranza and the appointment of a provisional president until the electionssential. This was only possible if the differentiation between prices of household and industrial conl
ccal wore re moved. Therefore, the Government con- no longer
are held.
FUCILISI.
BECKETT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION.
LONDON, May 9,
At Olympia, for the heavyweight championship of Britain, Joe Beckett knocked out Bombardier Wells in the third roting. A
Olympia was packed. The fight was fast and furious throughout. Welis Laxed-splendidly, und get in several good blow, but "Beckette strength prevailed. In the second round Wells was floored with a left jolt on the jaw. In the third round in a fierce mixup Beckett sent down Wells with a smashing right on the jaw, and he took the full cocine.
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LONDON, May 10th Scottish miners announce a further demand of increased wiges
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