Second Edition LATEST CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 39, 9 October 1912, Page 6

Second Edition LATEST CABLES.

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(By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright... (United Press Association.) (Received 12.40 p.m.) Constantinople, October 8. An official communication states that Ministers are preparing Macedonian reforms and studying the laws of the various.epochs. The scheme when elaborated will be submitted for approval to Parliament.

Rome, October 8

Tiie trial of Dalba, who attempted to assassinate the King last March has began.

London, October 8

The Foreign Office confirms the war outbreak. Liverpool and Manchester will .be heavy losers through the stoppage of the Black Sea trade.

The Hon. Thomas Mackenzie was welcomed at Paddington by the Colonial Office officials, Mr Wray Palliser, and many New Zealanders. The Knighthood of St. Michael has been conferred ‘on the Eh rl of Liverpool. Mr Redmond, M.P., says the rumour that he is negotiating to enable Ulster to contract out of Home Rule is an absolute fable.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, speaking in defence of the Welsh Church, addressed twelve thousand people at Cardiff, this being the largest meeting over held in Wales. Colonel Cody has promised to essay a flight to India.

(Received 1.5 p.m.) Cefctingo, October 8.

King Nicholas has gone to the front after a final appeal from the Austrian and Russian Ministers to preserve peace.

New York, October 8.

At Denver, Mr Woodrow Wilson charged the Progressives with making a new deal with the Trusts Organisation of the Industrial Commission to regulate trusts. It was merely throwing dust in the eyes of democracy, giving the trust a new lease of protected life.

Mr Roosevelt vigorously denies the charge.

Mexico City, October 8

At Tampico, a powder explosion occurred during a spectacular warehouse fire, killing thirty spectators and injuring hundreds, including many women and children. The Government own/ the warehouse. ''-The fire is believed to be due to incendiarism.