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" thidien ... o M village of Upsalquiteh, 15 miles frem here, on the International railwayv, was swept by fire this moining The station and dwellinzgs were destroyed, as well us the cew mill. Althovgh suall, the village wes the centre of a large lumber busi- «css and it is believed that a great quan- tity of lumber was destroved, New York. June £oth,—Definitc steps to close the doors of many stcekbroker- ave houses, against which eomplaints have been received, will be taken to the Supreme Court fomorrow and injunctions a .ainst va ious brokers wiil be asked. Manchester, Jure 20th.—The Svracuse University Lacrosse team defeated Stoek- port, the English cltb ehampions, dto 4 yesterday. fondon. June 2ist —After a three days rest the touring West Indian cricket team yesterday met the Derbyshire XI at Buxton. The West Indians went in to bat first and scored 97, as [ollows: Chancellor 2 runs, Nunes 13, IFernandes 5. Ince 2, Holt 0, Hunte 1, Small 1, Con- statine (not out 60, Browne 2, Paseall 7 §rincis 4, toral 97. Derbyshire going in to bat was disposed of for a score of 75 as foplows: Cliver 0, Bowden 1, Storer 0, Jackson 27, Hutchinson 4, Cadman 20, Tomlinson 1, Townsend 2, Morton 0, Klli- ott (not out) 5, RBestwick 15, total T5. Bowling for the West Indians. Francis took one wicket for five runs, Browne four for 42 and Pascall three for 98 The West Indian team commenced therr . second innings and close of wvlay had scored 10 for the loss of one wicket, ' Scores were Chancellor 5, Nunes(not out, . D, Fenandes (not out) 0, total 10 Eiberfieid, June 20th.—Passive reils- tance would be abandoned in tha Ruje vallev tonight on certain conditions, one . of the most important of which is inden- nification by the French and tha Bl- «ians for all produets of private inius- try whica thay have seized, says a mem- orandum to the Berlin Govarnment re . ported to have been dralied here by re- presentatives of the employers and ein- ployees authorizad to act in the matter, Other stipuiations are the removal of {he - Franco-Belgian rallway admiaistratioa, . the return of a'l persons deported and . the release of those persons imprisoned, the renunciation of all measures of foree, '~ the puthfization of all restrictive control - methods, the restoration of the teiephone and telegraph service and indemnifiza- tion for all wounded and the families of | those killed. 3 Weimer, June 20tnh.—United devotiim | to the [fatheriand was tne key note of an address delivered by Fravz Ebert, the German Presilent, to 1,929 publie sehool teachers and pupils assembled here from 2!l parts of the country, including the Rhineland and the Ruhr, for the Nation- al festival play. '‘You are the hope and the future of the Fatheriand, for whose aike we are bearing the burders of the present in patient persaverance’’, Presi- dent Eberi told the ehildren in his audi- ence. The President led the cheers ““Heeh Deutsehland” and in the singing o “ileuischiand Über Aliies.”’ Delerade, June 20th.—iing Boris of Bulearia, rostored to prestige by the nverthrow of Stambouniisky’s Govt., has becoinie envaged to Princess Jleana, voungest daughier of the King and Queen of Koumaniz, according to Buchar- est advices. Roumunia consequently has recognized tha revolutionary Zankoit Government of Bulgaria, which at fi--t was revarded with suspicion. she Gr. ¢k Goverrm. nt has instrueied Its Charge D’Affair.s at Sofio o continue diploma- tie relations yich “‘:}}_‘llli{l. Londen, Jure 20th, ~Out of the mys- tery beliind which Mr. Bonar Law's phy- sicians and immediote {riends are hidh ¢ his physicsl condition, come continucd reporss of ericeal developments, which are not vieliding 1o treatment. The bes lief is gencral that the throat troulle which seemed insignificant in the begin- ning, is due to cancer. Ilis doctors will not make any official statemeoent either in confirmation or denial of this, buat it is said that his condition lls not giving any immediate anxiety Chnistiania, June 21st.-Captai® Amund- sen, the explorer, who recently abandon- ed his proposed tlieht acvoss the North Pole by aeroplane, 1s returning to the United States on the schooner Holmes, according to a desparch from Nome, Ale .a. The despateh says Amundsen’s splane was damaged in a Iri;i tlight. Caiama, June 21st. Reporis &from the mount iSina region early today sail there had been a siight deerease ir the intensi- ty of the eruption, while the cxplosions within the erater were less trequent? Catoania, June 2lst.—ihere 1s a n2w and strong emission of lava’ from Mount Etna. Toe town of Linguazlossa. wuich has been tureatened for the last few days, 15 alinost certainty sale trom destrne ion, say official reports from the devastat-d region. LThe {forece of the ervption is siwowiy bat steadily decreas- ing. ‘lhe progiess of the lava s more slugei-h and wide tracts wnich hiave ai- ready vardened are forming, to some cx- tent, barriers to the fresh cuttiow, Budzpes', June 21st.—A loyalist ecn- spiracy has been diseevered by thz poliea, The conspiraiors are meinbers of a secret society known as the ""Petoefy Guards’’, I: is alleged they had plotted to over- throw the Government of Count Steian Bethlen and prociaim a menarchy, with Prince Ortto, son ol the !ate King Charles, as ruler. About ZU persoss havé been arrested i1 coaneciion with the plot,