GENERAL CABLEGRAM

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 953, 21 October 1910, Page 5

GENERAL CABLEGRAM

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PEOPOSED IiABOOTI CON"JTEEENCS.-;'. ' i

1 Loßdon, October KL , British Labourites are endeavouring to , arrange that the 'proposed conference of Imponal Labour representatives shall bo held sunulialieously tvith the Imperial ' Conference. . \

QIMIGEANTS FOE WEST AUSTRALIA

i K $pi':& - : "SI/S '/i OctoSer: : ;i9;: i/M t ■■:-Two .thousand ■: one aid'; Sxtr ;;|: emigrants,; iiiiiuding.-. 2GO-: domestics, ::wiQ<:-!f sail 'for.; ; Western; : ;:otoinß^.ihej;.'; nest two: inoiiths^-^''/.•;";';,;';:^fi;.::^^:^.

BRUSSELS ESHrBITION AWiEDS. I

•'Brussels, October 13. ,v Great Britajn 6eiiUred 201 grand prizes at the Brussels Exhibition. The British exhibit numbered 1525.

THE GERMAN CROWN PEINCE. ■) •

Berlin, October 9.' . The Kaiser , has promised, to consider President Tftfj's invitation to thoGfowa Prince-to visit America during his tour to the Far Wash , , , ~

AETILLEE'CMEN AS BLACEEEGS. , ,

' Melbourne, October 20. The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) has ordered an inquiry with regard to Colonel Sellheim's action in o> dering artdllefymen to act as malkerj'' when tho mafsers at the Eifle Assocw hoa meeting struck for higher wages.

, GEEAT LOSS OF SUGAR-CANE. . ■

Brisbane, October SO. A fire at Bundaberg destroyed tw •' thousand tens of sugarcane. n

AMERICA SEEKING MEAT. I

' Melbourne, October ft). , ■ ' Mr. Tudor, Federal Minister of Cue. i. terns, has received a cable from the man- , ager of the People's Meat Export Com. i' pany, California, stating: "Wo want to, negotiate for Australian meat enppliei for the United States." ,' '

FIRE IN MELBOURNE.

Melbourne, October 20. ' A fire destroyed a three-story shed containing machinery, the property ol the International Harvester Compimj, %•> Bourke Street. The damage is consider- - able. Insurances total • ,$6,000.

THE PERTH MYSTERY.

Perth, October 21. - i The police <ire continuing their'dig- . j ging operations in connection with nw > disappearance of the girl Hams, but no . J further discoveries hare been made. ■ ]

TURKISH OFFICERS FOR BEITAIK j

Constantinople, October 20. ! Twenty-five .'lVrkish officers are pre- , > ceeding to England for a course of a- j struction in tho British Navy.

ROYAL ASSASSIN HANGS HIMSESF. ]

Geneva, October 20. , : Luccheni, the Anarchist who murdered the Empress rt Austna in 1898, and who went mad in prison icoently, has com- : mittod suicide in a padded cell by nanging himself to a grating with a muificr. ,

PHILIPPINE EUBEL SENTENCED.

':-:"':-: '■■.; :«:New:;York; piitober;l9^ S-i :'Stmeoiii Mandac,^leadef:;:pf"thev'recent : K-y;i Philippine- revolt,' and formerly Governor.::-v-;.; : . of the -Province: of/Nueva. been sentonced : .to;t^eniy_.years^impr|£on--^ m'tot.//'":'/;:::-:;;V-':'.j/"'::-:.V : 'y ; /.;:/-:;;o;rS;; : SL:;Oii

LIFE SAVING. . i

Sydney, Ootobor 20. ' . | Mr. William Hcnrj-, tecretary of the | Life Saving Societ}', has nnived. He is * visiting Australia and Now Zealand. to s -\ push forward the work of the society. <

REVOLUTIONARY ,IN TROUBLE? ||

Ottawa, October 19. . ,i A. man y named Rederouka, a Russian j 1 revolutionist, has bden extradited at k ]' Winnipeg on a charge of murder. Amer- | icon eympathifera havo subscribed a sum "j of 1000 dollars to defend tho case, alleging that political motives are behind tho charge.