GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 74, 23 March 1912, Page 3

GENERAL CABLES.

(By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (United Press Association.) Washington, March 21. Mr Roosevelt, in opening the campaign, said the real issue was, were the American people to govern themselves? Tuft was afraid to trust the people.. Rosevelt was well received. New York, March 21. . Two deputy sheriffs, who was pursuing a murderer who had killed his twin nephews, were missed. A search was instituted, and resulted in the discovery of the sheriffs’ murdered bodies hidden in shallow pits. Torncow (the murderer) is well armed. The tragedy has aroused the whole countryside. London, March 21. Mr Henry .Keswick, Unionist, lias been returned unopposed for Epsom in succession to his father, who recently died. Mr Mastcnnan, in reply to a quos tion, said that if necessary the Insurance Bill could be worked in England as well as Ireland without medical benefits. Berlin, March 21. The Kaiser visits Emperor Francis; Josef on Saturday. St. Petersburg, March 21. Persia has given a satisfactory reply to the Anglo-Russian Note. Buenos Ayres, March 21. Anarchy is raging in Paraguay. Re volutionaries are -bosoiging Asuncion. A fierce battle yesterday was indecis ive. Many wore killed and wounded. Pekin, March 21. The German-Australian stoamci Augsburg, oil laden from New Yorl. to -Natal, was reinsured at forty per cent.