STOP PRESS ITMES.

Evening Star, Issue 17118, 11 August 1919, Page 8

STOP PRESS ITMES.

LATE CABLES. LONDON, August 9. The bakers* conference recommended a further conference regarding night work. I? the men accept arbitration they must resume work. S TI» Home Office is deporting the American Smn Femers moludmg O'Ronrke, who. brought American money to England to lead flip J™W""Z classes to revolt. Several other American revolutionaries are being deported. LONDON. August 9. County Clare has been declared under the Defence of the Realin Act owing to lawlessness. Sir E. Carson presided at a special meeting oi.the ffifr Unionist Council at Belfast, Wich decided to revive Ulster political organisation. Sir E. Carson will inaugurate a political campaign i est .month. The Commissioner of Police announces that the police strike is ovei. He congratulates all ranks on the way they upheld the traditions of the force. BERNE, August b\ ' It is reported from. Vienna that Bovesak, Minister in the late Beidl Cabinet, has been assassinated. OTTAWA, August 9. A dust explosion wrecked an immense wheat elevator at Port .P, destroying two P million bushels of grain. Some smal 1 *to«uners « nd barges were also sunk. The debris was blown a mile a™****" W'dSnaße is township was .badly shattered. Twenty persons The confiscation of the arrears of the late Amir's subsi d y™ e penalty on Afghanistan. Habibullah customarily left large sums m the to regain our friendship.—Times. _ LONDON, August 9. The 'Star' says that the Syndicalists hoped to we * h « Po^S 6 -^ for feeding, the children. . BRUSSELS, August 8. The Chamber unanimously ratified the Obituary : Professor Haeckel.—Reuter, LONDON, August 9. The Coal Controller has finally refused the Yorkshire miners' demands. indkations that the strikers' funds will be exhausted within the next fortnight. PARIS, August 9. The Archduke Joseph has offered to send two np-iee conierence U the Supreme Council W!ll consider his ollei. It is, no. to give a benevolent mppprS to his .Goxernmen^