Peshawar, July 22, A crime which has aroused very keen indignation occurred to-day when a Moslem hospital orderly fatally stabbed Captain Coldstream, a ci on, in the neck.
The murderous assault took place in the Lady Reading Hospital while Captain Coldstream was walking to the operating theatre, Everything possible was done to save his life, but, he sank rapidly and succumbed The Moslem made his attack sud. Coldstream was The murderer fled, but was arrested by Indian guards and taken to the police station. It is not yet known whether his motive was of a political nature. His record shows that he was convicted on a charge fof picketing in 1030.
Captain Coldstream recently saved the Life of an Indian patient by blood transfusion—Reuter, establishes a tariff wall against certain imports from Britain, uly 23.
Mr, James McNeill, the Governor: JGeneral of the Trish Free State, formally assented to the Emergency Pathe Hist of goods affected. is rities Bill to-day. 1 believed to be short, but, will comprehensively cover' all principal ex-, ports from Great Britain into Ire-Tand, including coal, on which there will be an almost. complete embargo.
Strong criticism of the Bill was Jexpressed by Mr. Cosgrave, head of the Opposition in the Dail, who stated that he did not believe the [British government would have got Parliament powers so far reach-as those contained in the Bill. Mr. Fitzgerald-Kenney, former Minister for Justice, said that ought powers were neither asked for. nee given to any other government. the world.
President de Valera then inteylyoned and that the powers would not be abused and he reming= Jed them that the Free State governs ment was not anxious to extend, area of friction, He expressed! hie readiness for arbitration but: de; manded the removal of the rer striction that the members. suggested: Tribunal should. be dra exclusively from the British.Co
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