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MONDAY, MAY 3, 1920.

Washington, April 28,

Mr. Underwood has bean elected Minority Leader of the Senate, to succeed theʻlate Mr. Martin of Virginia. Mr. Hitchcock's withdrawal made the vote a mere for Į mality. Mr. Hitchcock, however, is the senior Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committes and will continua to lead the Democrats in all foreign matters, including the pending peace resolution and any further development regarding the Treaty of Versailles.

The Senate has passed the Representatives Bill ap propriating three hundred million dollars to meet the dedciency on the Government operation of Railways,

Atlantic City, April 29.,

The Bankers' Association has passed a resolution ap- proving the proposals of Government assistance and formation of a corporation for the purpose of financing foreign trade.

Washington, April 29.

The Naval Appropriations Bill, providing for an ex- penditure of $465,000,000 in 1921 has passed the Senate. It will coma before a conference of both Houses for ad- justment regarding the forty million dollars increa38” voted by the Representatives.

PLOTS AGAINST U.S. OFFICIALS.

Washington, April 30, Attorney General Palmer announces that plata er the lives of more than a score of Federal State official have been planned for May Day in accordance with the programme of the Radicals. He adds that the Depart- ment of Justice is informed that the instigators have beement, working in direct connection and unison with the leaders fomenting the disturbances in Europe and, like those in Europe, have been endeavouring to incite strikes in all basic American industries. Tons of indammatory. literature have been circulated secretly and delivered during the past month. Judge Palmer adds that the Government being forewarned is forearmed.

THE ANTI-TRUST LAW,

Washington, April 29.

The Government has asked the Supreme Court to Kwant a re-bearing of the auit for the assolation of the steel corporation. Counsel for the Governmen: argued that the opicion of the court that the steel corporation is a legal combination under the Anti'Trust Acts appears to conflict wou conclusions expressed in other decisions. It is submitted that in view of the possible effect of the decision on other pending anti trust suits it is clearly the duty of the Government to seek a re-bearing of the case.

U.S. AND GERMANY.

Washington, April 29.

In the Foreign Relations Committee of the Senate, Senator Knox introduced a substitute for the resolution adopted by the House of Representatives declaring a state of war against Germany and the resolution was briedy discussed. There are indications of opposition from the Democrats. The resolution likewise provides for the establishment of peace with Austria.

AMERICANS BUY BRITISH RACENORSE.

New York, April 25.

It is reported that the representative of the 0. C. Clelland racing stables has purchased Prince Palatine. the well-known'British sire. for a quarter millian dollars. Prince Palatine has already made one selling record. He was bought by Mr. J. E. Joel for 240,000, the highest price ever paid for a racehorse up to this. Ormande changed hands at £12,000 and 201230, Flying Fox at 37,500 guineas. Cyllere at 231,550, Diamond Jubilee for $31,570, Rock Sand for 229,099 and Sceptre for 220,099.

THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

New York, April 20.

It is reported from Aquaprieta chat according to the rebel authorities at Sonora fity thousand troopa revolted against Carranza. Half of them are joining the revolution at Sonora.

An El Paso report says that fighting is proceeding at Chihuacua City between the Federals and Rebels. It is reported the rebels are attacking Mazatlaw.

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Washington. April 29. According to official advices the Mexican rebels have Occupied Port Alvarado, south of Vera Cruz, Federal troops have been despatched to re-capture it.

El Paso, April 23.

It is reported from Juarez that a Mexican regiment at Chihuahua City has revolted. There has been fighting.

THE QUATEMALAN TROUBLE.

New York, April 29. From San Salvador came trustworthy advices that eight hundred of the populace of Guatemala City were killed in the recent fighting: Nomerous adherents who remained faithful to the ex-President were killed in their own houses.

GERMAN TRADE IN U.S.A.

Washington, April 29. The Senate by 39 votes to 33 defeated a Bill compell- Ing traders in German merchandise to display the bill:

Dealer in German goods.”

THE JERUSALEM TROUBLE.

Cairo, April 30,

The sentence on the Jewish leader Jabotingky in connection with the recent disturbances at Jerusalem has been reduced from fifteen years hard labour to twelve months' imprisonment without hard labour.

INDIAN RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

Bombay April 29,

The Moradabad accident mentioned on 27th inst. wherein, it is now reported, a hundred and fifty were killed, was due to an overcrowded express dashing into a goods train. The gas tank burst, causing a fire. The killed include almost the entire company of three. Hinda marriage parties.

BISHOP LANDER. -

(Continued from Page 23 Perhaps we have already got some [glimpse of this. The Jews brought| thair knowledge of the unity' of God, the Romans thair law and order, the Greeks their perspective of art, the Anglo-Saxona their love of liberty. The African brings his simplicity, the Indian his spiritua lity, the Chinese his industry, his patience and his sense of humour. To-day He looks at these different nations and says "Other sheep 1 have of these folds,” and they are to form one Rock. Perhaps He foresaw the unhappy divisions that would read His Church and therefore He prayed that His peo- ple might be one so that the whole world might believe in Him. There are great, movements today towards the union of Christendom. It will be the foremost subject for discussion at the forthcoming Lambeth Conference of the 275 Bishops of our Church. 1 believe that the Chinese Church, as she gets stronger, will make for the unity of Christendom. This |diocese has a splendid opportuni- ty in the fufülmens of Our Lord's aspirations.

the Anglican communion the dioceset the parish nor the congregation. is the unit. The Bishop of this diocese is a Bishɔp who has fex English cragregations and a few thousand members of the Church of England. His daties prevent his remaining with one congrega- tion. I ask you therefore to ea- courage the chaplaina who are working amongst you, doing their |discoft ånd. Decessary work in a place like this. The Bishop 13 Bishop of thousands of Chinese and this Cathedral is the Mother Church both for English and Chi- b232. Of the ordinations that 1 have taken during the last thirteen) years and the confirmations too, the vast majority have beeń Chi- nese. It has been a matter of serious regret to me, that it has been impossible, owing to language fifficulties. to organise the Church in ene symud.

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la bidding the congregation good bye the Bishop asked them to pray for the appointment of the right man as his SUCCESSOR. The appointment was in the hands) of the Archbishop of Canterbury and he could cut see it could be in better hands for the Archbishopi was cognisant of the needs both of English and Chinese and was cognisant also of the work to be done. "When he is appointed 1 know you will receive him as you have received me, and I trust you will give him every encourage- mint. Now that this Church is is richly endowed. I trust it may be possible if necessary to And some compensation for loss on ex- change. For the new Bishop. will you sympathise with his care for the Church? If it should 30 happen that he is a man who comes straight from England with-i jout any previous knowledge of the Chinese language. I would suggest that you be very patient with him. for the brst year of two should he derose most of his time to acquir ing a knowledge of this difficult: language. Personally I have felt handicapped all my episcopate through not having adopted that coarse at the out set. It will be be an immensa help to him to feel that as he comes back from his; up-country trips he can tell the the English congregations of needs, it may be of Yancac-fu, Nanning-fu, Pakhoi, Shui Hing, Canton or elsewhere, and koow that he has only to mention these needs for them to be supplied to We the utmost of your power. should seek the spirit of Christ, who looks upon these maltitudes and sympathises with them, for they are his sheep without a shep- herd. The events of time are mov- ing along very rapidly. It may be we are bastening towards the end of the age, and what the New Testament and our creed calls the second coming of Christ. Let us bay up every opportunity of bring- Tel. ing in the sheep of other folds to His care so that we may stand with joy amongst the great multitude of every tribe and nation which no man éan number "who wash their robes and make them white in the blood of the Lamb."

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