London, Nov. 6.
The "Times" understands negotiations are proceeding in nexion with the early flotation of a Japanese loan in London and New Tokyo, Nov. 10, It_is understood that Mr. Kongo Mori, Japanese "financial commissioner, is supporting: negotiations for floating part of a Y. 100,000,000 reconstruction Loan on the London market within a fortnight, through the Yokohaitia Specie Bank and the Bank.—Reuter's Pacific London, Nov. 12.
Messages from both Belgrade and Rome show that in consequence of the Italian Fascists at Trieste on November 5 attacking and damaging the offices of one Italian and Slovene newspaper, and the hou: of certain Italians, there were seri ous anti-Italian outbreaks by students in Zagreb, Spalato, Sebenico and other Jugo-Slavian towns, in which the consulates were attacked. The police with difficulty' prevented fan outbreak in Belgrade.
'The Jugo-Slavian Foreign Minister 8 officially expressed his regrets] in response to a protest from Signor Mussolini, and according to 'a message from' Rome the Prefect] of Zagreb will be dismissed and the senior police officials punished. Students arrested at Zagreb will be tried, and Jugo-Slavia will
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