Strained Relations.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 80, 25 July 1914, Page 5

Strained Relations.

AUSTRO-SERVIAN POSITION AUSTRIA WANTS SATISFACTION. [By Electric Telegraph—Copyright] [United Press Association.] Belgrade, July 24. The Austrian Note lias been received, couched in sharp terms. It confirms the forecast cabled previously j and a reply by six o'clock on Saturday night. Vhe Notedemands the arrest of Mayor Taukositch, and Giganovitch, a Servian State employee, also the punishment of the frontier officials who facilitated the passage of the perpetrators of the Serajevo assassination. The Serajevo magisterial inquiry has opened. The Note proves that the crime was hatched in Belgrade by Prinzip, Cabimovitch, Giganovitch, and Grabeffiz, Bombs from the Servian army store were delivered to these persons. ' Giganovitch instructed the perpetrators in the use of the bombs and Browning pistols. AUSTRIAN ARMY IN READINESS. Vienna, July 24. Several army corps are ready at the River, and warships are proceeding to Semtig. * The Allegmein© Zeitung-states that it is elieved that M. Jashich is willing to give Austria staisfaction regarding the accomplices found in Serbia. . , i'-'■>., - , 'ivy ,■;••• GERMANY AND. HER ALLY. (Received 9.5 a.m.) . ; - • Berlin, July 24. The Government has issued a statemepta jfchwts sAustria drafted the Servian Note without consulting Germany, which holds aloof unless another Power intervenes, and in that case she will fulfill her duty towards her ally.

OMINOUS REPORTS. Berlin, July |24. Ominotfs sfepprts ;ar© current, regarding military precautions in Austria in connection with, the'Albanian trouble.' ; ' '■&>'% '? ''"* ' The tone of the Berlin Bourse is uncertain, but the impreslioni is that the earlier -excitement. .was due to Germany's equanimity is unruffled