London, May 6.
'A review of the position to-day shows tha in many places which were affected by a stoppage of railway, omnibus and tramway services there has been a considerable improvement.
The London omnibus transport is increasing and 200 more General Omnibus Ca. buses are running to-day.
Train services are also increasing. Trains running on the London and North-Eastern Railway increased from 350 yesterday to 500 to-day The majo of the London theatres were open last night and had good houses.
The Opera season will start at Covent Garden on Monday as arranged.
The Stock Exchange has remained steady during the crisis, Prices in all departments were marked down at the beginning of the strike and business was restricted. To-day there has been more confidence.
'There was a disposition to call more freely and leading' industrials closed well above the worst.
There was an improvement, in mining and oil share.—British Wireless Through Reuter.
London, May 7.
Serious rioting oct red in the east end of Glasgow to-day resulting in 66 arrests.
Several were injured.
Some public houses, and boot shops were looted.
The Police cleared the neighbourhood of] the tramway depot, which was, the centre of the attack, after several baton charges.
The injured include a police sergeant, who had to be taken to hospital with head injuries and concussion through his being struck by a stone, and a youth who was dashed through a shattered window and seriously hurt.
Police bater charges were made all ds but quietness was restored by midnight.
Further disturbances occurred at Edinburgh last evening, the mob stoning corporation buses.
The police finally charged the demonstrators and arrested me of them.—Reuter.
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