SILENT AS A GRAVEYARD.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 126, 28 May 1914, Page 5

SILENT AS A GRAVEYARD.

1 NO JUBILATION IN DERRY. 1 AN ARMED STILLNESS. 1 j mmes aad Sydac.v Sun Services.) ■j ißeceived 5.50 a.m.) I j LOXDOX. May 27. ! . I Fears of disorder in I'lstcr last uijrht. j r las the rc.-nlt of Nationalist jubilation, , I were not reali-cd. I Londonderry never parsed a more I peaceful evening. \ j There wa... a good deal nf light-hearted I I f.Toroenading in the main street. bu\ I everywhere else al! was quiet as a village rrravcyartl. bttt it -as an armed is'-illncss. | ' j.-re wa- -.ir, rejoicing of any sort. jfii-cpting a little band-playing in a | lew southern towns. ' In Dublin ..ue public-house was illuminated, but the people were more conr e.rnf.l with the Derby winner. The lack ..f enthusiasm was attributable to J a l" r l''i.- that lhe cn.J j a not vet J rea.he.l. j I Nalionalist.. fear that the bill win in..l be Pffertiie except lipou a basii oi permanent partition. , Kir E. ( arson has received many svm- , Path-He messages and cheques, including p i tl.-.00 iroui Melbourne. el. > ' TWO POINTS OF VIEW. . j CABLES FROM AUSTRALIA. '■! i Received 11...U a.m.) M__.__.TT.NK. this day. j t lhe x.irious Milvruian societies of'thc Oommonwcilth ban- rahlcd to Mr. Red,f mou,] ~,,,1 M r . Asquith. congratulating 1 n them o n the pas«agc of the Home Rn.'.* | Bill. | n. The \'i(iorian I l.trr Defencp Fundi «. I has cabled to si,- V.lwar.l Carson. !- ; urging him t.> stand fast on the defence. .. and await any attack with quietness and o : eoiilidenoo. Already l.'.n.iuin signatures ,1 I lime |,p,.,-, anixe.l to the petition a_rainitj r j Home Hillo. |