GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2117, 7 April 1914, Page 5

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

titj JeloiirapU—PreM Auoclftttou—CopqfTHliv -£—-*•" iIBTTtJAIY. London, April 6. Mrs. Husleyj relict of tho lato I'rofessor Huxley, is dead. LAW STUDENTS OF EMPIRE,

London, April 8. Tho president of the- kaw Society {Mr. Walter Trower) advocates tJi© foundation of a National Scliao,! of Law, wftjch, ha says, is necessary -flat on ! y for Great Britain's students, bwt for students of the .Empire.—"Tijncs" and Sydney "Sim" Services, - TOLL OfTcYCLONE. Brisbane, April 6. Two deaths ate reported ns the tosult of tins recent cyclone. A man who ffas driving 4 wagon tfas blown ovw and killed, ancl nnotbor was blown into a ereefc and dfowned. GERMAN COLWERY IN YOIRKSHJIIE. London, April 5. ; Fifty German and Italian bricklAyors, joiners, and engineers. liavo arrived at llawoth, Yorksfiiro, in coiiiwetion jvitii tlw sinking of is no* German coHjery. A German provision stero has been sjienod at the colliery. London, Appl 3. A Bill to prohibit tho <jX£wrta'UO!i of worn-out .horses has passed its second reading in the Houso of Commons.— "Times" and Sydney "Shu" Strviees. During the secona reading , uebftw on tho Bill, harrowing" stories of crnolties, and gruesome) accoimt-s ox Jrorse-moat sausages, were told in the House. Sor» eral mera'bEfs snotvO from pwsonnl knosvlod'se of tlic "shameless Coutmental trade." EMPIRE DAY. London, April 4. The Earl of Meath, in a letter to the Press, suggests Juno 22 as tho date for ttm obsorvance of Empire day. (Juno 22, 1807, was -the .year of Queen V ic* toria's Diainonti JuWloo, and is tljp nive-rsary of tho poronntion of. Krog Gcorpro y. Tho folloiviag day is tho birthday of tho Frinco of Wales.)