GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 928, 22 September 1910, Page 5

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

ByTelegrapii—Press Association—Uopyrlgln.

TURKISH LOAN. :. (Rec September 21, 10.5 p.m.) ' '-" ' '■'•' ...' London,* September'2o;' : :Sir Ernest: Cassel; has accepted; tie Turkish loan upon conditions not acceptable in Paris, but has secured the Turkish Treasury business for the National 'Bank. : ■ ''■■"■'.. .. ' . ;. STATISTICAL . CONFERENCE. ■/ '; (Rec. September -21,:. 10.5 p.m.)': .'Brussels, September 21. The International. Statistical /Conference,., comprising, representatives i of . 26 countries, including the. Australian Commonwealth, ; has 'agreed upon five great categories.t6'be. adopted: in all countries. '■-. MANUFACTURER'S''' CONFERENCE. V: Vancouver, September 20. Three hundred Canadian manufacturers nave'gathered nfc Vancouver for ah annual convention. TSis /will be the first convention of the kind 'held on the coast. '■.. AMERICAN. FRUIT. . :^;,''.'; - : ;- ..-■.'■•"•• Seattle, September : 20. • Four thousand boxes ot apples are being'" sent'"ffom~Seaftre ""to;."" Australia. This,will be: the -first shipment for the season;-others will.follow in an effort ,to buiid up a trade, with Australia. : ■ .FATAL MOTOR ACCIDENT.' •'".-".• ; ' : L'on'doni'Septemb'er'2o.';' ■-. Mr; Le"ster_- Collingwodd,'; a,, theatre, proprietor' of Birmingham, was killed while motoring at Sheffield. ; :;;...-'./''' K-'. : : A TURKISH LOAN.'. \';.;—'; .:.■'...-' Paris, September;;2o.'"■, The newspaper. "Le Temps" states that, a Turkish loan has been concluded in London.' with- the; Cassell group. •■. ,'y -..;- ; ' PRESIDENT ;: " : ' r London,, September .20. . Marshal-Germes Fonseca; President of Brazil, is .visiting London. King George has sent-him. a message of welcome.. ;; , BALLOON'S NARROW ESCAPE. A Paris, September; 20.. j: A Clement-Bayard - dirigible balloon was manoeuvring on the route to. Compiegnej when a ' thunderstorm was encountered. The gas-bag of the balloon narrowly escaped ignition. .; . , TWENTY-ONE 'YEARS' IMPEISON- , ' ;.MENT. ■ : - -. - .Rome, September 20. Cavaliers Tulumello, Mayor of Girgenti, Sicily, has been> sentenced to. 21 years' imprisonment for 'forgery-and misappropriation of public moneys totalling ■£25,000/ ". •_. '■■■_■[ 'j_ ■. . /■■ /theft'of. SACCHARINE. - v ....'■'.'-.- London, September 20. Four persons have been arrested' for the recent theft, of half-, a'ton of saccharine, valued at JJI7OO, at Southwark. ■ ;. .A .TRAIN '■ '.;:.:;■:' i ; .vPortlv September, 21. A train was derailed at Claremont. Two: cars- and- an-engine - left- the rails. The passengers'were, shakehj.;but none were seriously;injured. ;;.: ! ; .:,;..•';' ". ~ . vTOIEBIC.REFLOATED,'..;''. ; Sydney,, September 21. The .steamer" .Tymerio, which went, ashore in Torres Straits a few days ago, while en route from' Calcutta to Newcastle, has been•refloated. She is apparently uninjured. ... RICHMOND RAILWAY ACCIDENT. .'••-..■' Melbourne, September 21. The State Attorney-General will proceed against the officials concerned in the Richmond railway accident. ■■■•- .'■■' .'■''. .-.',-.':- .-FREIGHT RATES..;: '■"■''.' , London, September 20. ■The- Federated Malay States .aro legislating for freight rates similar to those of, the Straits Settlements.: .".. .A- PROTEST. ;■■'■-. ■';■:. -. (Rec. September. 22,';0.25 a.m!) . Sydney, September ,21.'.-. The Bathu'rst Anglican Synod adopted a protest against tho holding of the agricultural show and any- public .entertainments during Holy. Week.