GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1131, 19 May 1911, Page 5

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

By TolcETa.ph-Proae AssoeiaUon-Copyrleht V GERMAN ROYALTY IN RUSSIA, . (Rec. May 18, 10.35 p.m.) St. Petersburg, Mny 18. The Crown Prince and Crown Prinoea of Ciormanv are visiting* the Tsar. The streets of tns cnpital were decorated with). Russian and German flags for the oc&v siou. SUSSES COLONISING ASSOCIATION, (Rcc. May 18, 10.30 p.m.) London, May Iβ. A Sussex Colonising Association hsi' been inaugurated on the lines of tho Rev R. L. Gwynno's Kentish Association. LONDON LIBEL ACTION. London, May 17. Ernest Mitchell, a Christmas-card* seller, has been awarded .£I2OO <iama«« and costs ngninst tho newspaper "Jolm Bull" for libel. THREATENED UNIVERSITY STRIKE, Sydney, May 18. The students of tho University threaten to absent themsolves if the members of tho Undergraduates' Committee', aro rusticated ns a result of Saturday's' demonstration. PERTH APPEAL CASE. London, May 17. — In the nppcal case Perth Gas Company v. tho Mayor judgment was re*, sowed. WAKANUI MEETS HEAVY WEATHER Melbourne, May 18. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Wakanui, which has arrived here from St. John, Canada, experienced exceptionally violent weather. Soveral spars and a quantity of deck fittings were carried away, VICTORIAN POLITICIAN DEAD. Melbourne, May 18. Mr. T. Glass, member for Bcndigo East in tho Stnto Assembly, is dead. MISSING UNION SECRETARY. Sydney, May 18. Mr. John Scotland, secretary of th( Sydney Seamen's Union, is still missing. A large deficiency in tbo union funds w reported. BITTER PIT IN APPLES. Adelaide, Mny 18. Tho Government Entomologist' has. die* covered bitter pit in nnsprayed apples.