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‘.Per Press Association.—Copyright.) | REVOLT AT HELSINGFORS. | COPENHAGEN, July 20. j The “Berlinske Tidensdale" gfates • that there was a military rev-olet at | that there was a military revolt at Helsingfors. Several officers were assassinated. THE KAISER BOMBED. CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS ZURICH, July 21. The frontier paper “Echo von Rheinfull” reports that according to German deserters a soldier threw a bomb at the Kaiser’s motor in June. The chaffeur and adjutant were killed. Some say the Kaiser escaped but others report i that he was injured. It is noteworthy that he did not attend the recent political conference, the Crown Prince I representing him . i. WARSAW RIOTS. j. ZURICH, July 21. . Street demonstrations in Warsaw protesting against German arbitrariness resulted jii the military firing on . the crowd. The coalminers at Domtirjwa struck owing to insufficiency of food and clothing. - . ' A number of Polish legionari»o have been interned,.' refused to take the oath of allegiance to the future King of Poland and the German and Austrian, allies. , SPEECH UNSATISFACTORY AMSTERDAM, Ju1y,.21. Reports from Berlin state that Dr. Michaelis’s speech created an unsatisfactory impression and pleased neither side. The House passed a although Dr Michaelis did not approve of if. What is regarded as a sign of want of confidence was evoked by his other diplomatic speech. Djr MichaelisV. announcement that he favoured peace by conciliation is believed to hint at possible neutral mediation, i <