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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

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Shanghal, Oct. 2.

On all fronts i was quiet through the night and this morning. From Langwhn, it is reported that letters removed from the persons of two spies who were shot down while evenping, after getting re to Lotten, revealed instructions to Kiangsu supporters to start fres in Shangbal, in an attempt to burn the city.

The Settlement authorities do not believe that there is any danger; nevertheless, they are taking particular precautions in con- junction with the nathorities of the mutive districts and adjacent sethlements..

Pongtien Chims Capture of Chepping, Kiangsu is reported to be concentrating its foreesat Fangtai, within the sector north of Hwanglu, and also at Sangkiang district, where the Chikiang forces now number 6,500.

At Langwha there has been received a Mokden telegram report- ing that the englienese captured Chemping on Tuesday night and that the battle is continuing in this distelet. The message adds that Peng Shou-shin, Commnnder of the First Chihli Army, was killed by a bomb from a Fongtien.aeroplane at Shanbaikwan.

Tokyo, Oct. 2. Interviewed by party representatives, the Foreign Minister reiterated the Government's declared polleyvis a vis China, assert- ing that Jupan had no other course in view of her agreements with as she the Powers, and must absolutely refrain from intervention expected a similar policy from others. He stated that na-interven- tion did not mean neglect of Japan's vital interests in Manchuria and Mongolia, which The Government were closely watching, --Reuter,,

AUSTRALIA'S. SOVEREIGN RIGHTS.

Sydney, Oct. 2.

The consensus of opinien regarding the Geneva compromise is opposed to any interference with Australia's sovereign rights. The Morning Herald notes that the clause is permissive and not manda tory, and hopes that the Longue will think twice before exercising its opition in connection with emigration. It says that to bring im- migration within the purview of the League will probably lead to the dissolution of the Lengue itself. The Daily Telegraph requires mare information but says that if the terms have been maile the sub- ject of any sort of compromise, the Australian delegates, have made a fatal mistake. Beuter.

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THE WAR IN MOROCCO.

Madrid, Oct. 2. A commonique states, that an enemy attempt to sever the Spanish communications between Tetuan and Sheshaan was repulsed after a fierce engagement and hand-to-hand fighting, in which 128 fort

Riffs were killed including three Kaids-Router.

Japan's abjection to the protocal raised by Mr. Adachi ut!

the Genova is entirely one of principle and is not connected with immigration issue, which she has no intention of submitting adjudication to the League, saft the Pareign Oflice spokesman for Baron Shilehark. He stated that Japan believes that if the aim of the League is realizable, it powers should extend #s a matter of principle to all kinds of differences occurring, between, nations,

This morning's panels greatly appreciate the compromise reached and are of the opinion that its acceptance will enable the League to make a larger contribution to world peace instead of 3miting its activities to Europe only, as seemed to be

the purpose of the original draft protocol. -- Reuter,

GENERAL ELECTIONS FORECAST.

London, Oct. 2.

Ominous clouds are gathering in the political sky. The papers are forecasting general elections in the near future us 20 result of the Intest developments. There is much talk of the possibility of the Government resigning next week if the vote of censure, tabled by the Conservatives yesterday in connection with the Campbell case, is carried with the help of Liberals, who are advised by Mr. Asquith. to support the motion if "reasonable." The greatest danger to the continued existener of the Government, however, arises from the action of the Liberal party tabling the matin for the rejection of the Russian treaty owing to the guaranteed loan proposal.

It is still possible, though unlikely, the Goyɩ inment will modify its policy in regard to the treaty in order to cone`late the Liberals, but the rejection of the treaty early in November, if the Government survive till then, is now considered by most people to be a foregone conclusion, and it is difflalt to see how an appeal to the country is avoilable in the event of its rejection. Reuter.

FRANÇO.GERMAN COMMERCIAL TREATY.

Paris, Oct. 2. Negotiations for a Franco-German commercial agreeɔment opened yesterday, Mr. Herriot addressing the delegates emphasized the in- portinee of the results of the pourparlers for the future of the two nations. The negotiations must re-establish a continuous current of exchanges between France and Germany so that eneh will render the other immense services We are going to write a mow chapter of peace and work for the innerment of civilization.

PERSIA'S AIR SERVICES,

PEACE IN SIGHT BETWEEN HINDUS AND MOSLEMS.

Delhi, Oct: 2.

In addition to agreeing to a number of measures. for mutua forbearance, The Hindu-Moslem Unity conference has established a central arbitration board under the chairmanship of Gandhi, com- prising representatives of all communities for purpose of settling all communal disputes.-Renter,

AFGAN REBELLION COMES TO END.

London, Oct. 2. British Selegrams from Afghanistan indicate that the rebellion. which broke out on the 21st August is coming to an end. A number of tribes have come to terms with the Amir's government.-Reuter.

SIR ROBERT HO TUNG WELL RECEIVED IN LISBON.

Lisbon, Oct. 2. The President and the Ministers for Foreign Affairs and the Colonies received Sir Robert Ho Tung, who has now left for Paris en route for Hongkong.---Renter.

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ITALY RATIFIES EIGHT HOUR DAY CONVENTION.

Rome, Oct. 2. Premier Massolini has communicated to the League Italy's rali-When you have so far lost con Beation of the Washington eight-hour day convention, conditionally upon the principal European powers also ratifying it-Reuter.

COSTLY RECONSTRUCTION IN LENINGRAD. ·

Moscow, Ori, 2. The Government Commission has fixed seventeen million roubles as the sum necessary for reconstruction in Leningrad which damaged by floods, and for the relief of the victims....-Reuter,

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