GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1598, 15 November 1912, Page 5

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

By I'tleertipb—Press Association-Copyright- ■ —« — DIPLOMATIC CHANGE*. tendon, November lit, It isofficiallj; announced tliat Sir C. A, Spring Rice,. Minister te Sweden, frill succeed Mr. Bryce as Ambassador te . the • UniteS States. WRANGLING POLITICIANS. Melbourne, November 14. The House of Representatives had ft' protracted sitting oh tlio BAiiuates of eleven hours. A wranglo occurred over the point whether the time occupied in ringing ■ tile bells was included m the half-hoar which momlwrs nro allowed for their speeches. Finally, thfe question was 'decided in t'ho affirmative* DEFROSTING 03? MUTTON. London, November 13. A number of medical officers of health, veterinarians, and butchers' exports in* spected frozen sheep containing the organs and (jiiaticrs of beef defrosted by the Macmetikan process.. The resillt waS entirely satisfactory. The consensus of opinion was that the mutton would satisfy German, requirements. SYDNEY GOVERNMENT HOUSE. London, November 13. Government Bouse, and wounds ate to be thrown open to tho publio. The aim of the Government is ultimately to use tho building as a museum of applied arts and industries. PERIODIC COMET. , Sydney, November 14. 'Hie Government Astronomer has received a cable message from M. Schoftmassar, of Nice, announcing the rediscovery of Tittle's periodic comet.