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Vienna. Aug. L Bela K in. head of
t h-* def*-*a! ed ! {iingar.an seven govern
men;. ami his assisiants have h“en
granted asylum by Atistm. in order to
avoid dist urbances and unnecessary
bloodshed in Budapest..
Liverpool, Aug. I.--Rioting crowds
were driven from tlm streets of this
cdy this morning by troops, who
charged t h■1 in with tix^d bayonets.
The rioters idled and paraded about
tin- streets during tin* night, and it
was not until daylight tit's morning
That, the troops were ordered to charge.
The cruiser Valiant and two destroyers
moved into Mersey river during the
night to protect the municipal docks.
London. Aug. 4.—The important role
played by the British sea service dur
ing the great war was commemorated
today by an imposing naval pageant in
the Thames river. diu* day marks the
fiftieth anniversary of the historic mo
bilization of the British Heel.
Berlin. Aug. 5. - Pield Marshal von
Hiudenlmrg plans to assume the lead
ership in a new National People’s
party. This organization is to be ex
traordinarily conservative in character.
Paris, Aliy. f>. The Pounc'd of Five
hy,s lift oil llie 1)lock side uysiinst llun
yaria, and today the Danube river is
cnnpleieiy open to foreiyn trade.
Paris, Any. f>. Austria’s counter
peace proposals will he submitted to
the allied conference within the pre
scribed time.
Budapest, Any. b. -Thirty thousand
I lumaniac) infantrymen and enyim-eivs
entered this city yesterday, and with
hlarinjr trumpets t riumphant Iv paraded
the streets.
London, Au«r. b. -Lord Geddes. the
British minister of reconstruct ion, an
nounced today that Ivi^land proposed
to establish a central authority to han
dle profiteering.
I arts, An.’-, i. ! no Hungarian cabi
net has been overthrown. Archduke
.Joseph, with the consent of tlie entente,
hits established Jt ministry at Budapest..
Lumanian troops have seized i In* foot!
supplies at, Budapest, tor shipment to
Buniania. .Archduke .Joseph. in the
eai*,v part of tin-* war. commanded Aus
trian iroopson the Kastern front, and
later headed a movement seeking Hun
garian independence.
1‘iris. Any. 7 —Tiie Rumanians have
served an ultimatum on tin- H uny aria n
trove rumen i It makes demands far in
excess of the armistice terms, and
yives tiie If.nnyarians until today to
comply with iis demands. i '/echo
Slovak and Rritish troops are on their
\va,.v to Budapest, to participate in occu
py iny the city vv:*h the Rumanians.
French troops also will take part, in the
occupation of t lie c< t v.
Arrested at Winnipeg;
Winnipeg, Man.. Any. a. —f>\ \<)_
! hitcliiny was placed under arrest hero
today. ft is believed the American
Railway Bxp'oss Co. warps him at
K et cii i k an. Alaska, for eml»e/./,h‘no'nt.
For Good Relationship
Seattle, Ausr. 4. -Former C. S, Sen
ator Burton, of Ohio, will sail tomor
r >.v for Tokio to promote pank| rela
tionship between the United Stales
and Japan, it. was announced toriau
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FLAT
STEW All? REVIVES FROM DECLINE
Victoria,, 15. Times, .Tiilv 14.
Tim revival of Stewart, on Portland
canal, appears to have come at last.
Messages to the outer world recently
have whetted the appetite of tiie sea
soned miner, who is always ready to
hope for the best. According to \V.
Kioa.n, who is at, the Dominion hotel
with Mrs. Sloan, having come down for
the assayers' examinations, the rejuve
nation of the Stewart camp appears to
he real. Storekeepers are doing busi
ness again on a cash basis, and several
houses have already gone up, with oth
ers to luilow. Mr. Sloan informed the
Ti tins.
I he Push mine, of course, has been
the magnet, hut tlm discoveries there
have hern elsewhere duplicated. Both
on thw Canadian and American side
famous propert ies which had long been
practically idle have taken a new lite,
particularly those rich in silver ore,
M r. S;oa o st at ed.
Mr. S aii said he had personal ly seen
very rich ore from l he Bush mine, oper
ated by R. I\. Neill and associates, of
Spokane and Kernie. taken at. 475 feet
in. lie says the veins of the property
are much wider than had been ex
pected, and reminded him of (oba.lt.
lie i> quite prepared to see larger
yields of metal than the generous assay
of gold and silver values recently re
ported al the Tacoma smelter from a
shipment of 200 tons from the Hush
pmpert v.
the Hig Missouri, the property now
to he examined by Sir Donald Mann; is
also encouraging, Mr. Sloan mentioned
as well as other well-known bur until
tecently abandoned properties. He says
thert1 i> no doubt Mr. Caldwell intends
t«> build the proposed railway on the
American side to serve the adjacent,
territory, where rich ore has been
struck. A concession for the line has
been recently obtained.
Skag way Alaskan.
During July Juneau miniup machin
ery and supply men invaded thel’ort
land-canal country, where it is reported
there is considerable activity. John
Honan has been at Stewart six weeks.
He writes he believes the country is a
comer if the ores can be transported to
tidewater. There has been talk of a
railroad from flyder, on the American
side, tu the. mines. At the present time
all supplies are going in from Ketchi
kan on account of the Canadian strike.
Robert Taylor, the popular old-time
railroad man of Skagway, Dawson,
Fairbanks, and all way points, who lias
been with the N. C. Co. in Iditarod for
the past year, pulled his freight for
Fairbanks last Tuesday. Mr. Taylor’s
son. an officer in the United States
army, recently arrived in New York
from France, and expects to visit Fair
banks before the freezeup.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Currie, of Flat,
were passengers for tlie Outside last
Tuesday evening, to spend the coming
i winter. They were accompanied by
I Miss Alice Twite-hell, who is returning
! to the States after a year's visit witli
j relatives.
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Kree Handing Room
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DYNAMITERS AT WORK
r«>s Angeles, Aug. 4 Individual
members of the ('hamher of ( 'ommetve
i los morning offered a reward of $12,000
for the arrest, and conviction of the
persons guilty of hotnhing the home of
Attorney Oscar Lawler yesterday, re
sulting in the serious injury of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawh r. It is believed that. Mr.
Lawler is the victim of a murderous
plot, on account of the activity he took
in the McNamara prosecutions
Plunged to His Death
Los Angelos. Aug. 7. Charles Mc
Guire, assistant chief engineer of the
Los Angeles board of public utilities,
today leaped through a window of Dis
trict Attorney Wollwine's office, in the
eleventh story, to the sidewalk, and
was instantly killed. When Woilwine
questioned him regarding the bombing
of Former District Attorney Lawler's
home on Sunday last, Woilwine told
McGuire that he intended to «*isk the
grand jury to indict him. McGuire in
stantly became enraged, fought vici
ously with detectives, reached a win
dow. through which he leaped to hi*
death. Attorney Lawler recently
blocked McGuire’s efforts to break a
capitalist’s will,
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS STRAINED
Buenos Aires, Argentine, Aug. 5.—
Diplomatic relations between Great
Britain and Argentine, as a result, of
the purchase hy Argentine of the Ger
man steamship Bahia Blanca, are quite
delicate, according to today’s issue of
Ba Nacion. Newspaper versions of tile
dispute during the past few days, which
from the beginning seem to be founded
on more than mere supposition, have
been received by the populace very se
riously, and the return to London ot'Sir
Reginald Tower, the Britiah minister
to this republic, and the departure
from London of Francisco de Toledo..
Argentine's minister to England, are
by no means disconnected with the dis
agreement.
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