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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 10, 22 December 1911, Page 6

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(By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (United Press. Association..) (Received 22, 11.5 a.m.) '/ 1 . . Loudon, December 21. ‘ There have been continuous rains ' throughout England. Silver, 25 3-10 d. Mr G. A. Radford has resigned Ids positioner of examiner of plays, to which he was appointed in 1895. The net personalty in the estate of Captain William Warner, formerly connected, : with North Australian pastoral pursuits, has been proved at ,■£131,470. Ottawa, December 21. V Tbe Minister of Militia proposes a . training./ school for every regiment in Canada and arrangements have been made for 1912 to train upwards of ‘twenty-five thousand cadets. : ’ Crime is .rampant at Winnipeg and dozens •of citizens have been held-up at ' the 'revolver’s point and robbed. The police have arrested ten suspects. Several persons were Ireaten as veil as robbed. Messrs. Morine, Lake, and Ducharme have been appointed a Commission to investigate working expenditure of Government Departments. It is reported from Dawson City that a scheme for the annexation of the' Yukon territory, to British Columbia has aroused opposition. Yukoners declare that British Columbia wishes to capture the Yukon tiade and exclusively control. the gold c utput. . New York, December 21. At the Indianopolis trial the County Prosecutor was hired for contempt of Court. A member of the Grand Jury holding the investigation became.insane, and was removed to an _-ylura. (Received 22, 10.40 a.m.) * Hobart, December 22. Dr. Mawson’s ship the Aurora had ■ a rough trip. In the neighbourhood of 1 the Macquarie Islands she encountered heavy seas, half of the bridge being washed away. * A seaman was swept overboard out he was recovered by means of a rope.