GENERAL CABLEGRAMS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2136, 30 April 1914, Page 7

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS.

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POLICE UNION IN NEW SOUTH WALES. (Bee. .April 29, 0.15 p.m.) Sytiney, April 29. Tke New South Walco police havo formed an association to promote tho interests of its members. OBITUARY. London, April 28. Mr. W. Hafvoy, M.P. i'or the NorthEast Division of Derbyshire, nod secretary of the. Derbyshire Millers'-Associa-tion, is dead, DOMINIONS LTD, IN LONDON. Cape Town, April 28. Mr. Mahui, Minister of Mines and Kdiicatioti in tho House of Assembly, lias ammmced that, for financial reasons, there is no prospect in the near future of South Africa participating; 'in Earl Grey's schema for a Dominions Building in London. scfFiUGFrri fires. Lcndon, April 28. The Bath Hot."! at Fclixstmre has been burned. Tho fife is attributed io .Suffragettes. Trees adjoining tho hotel bore Suffragettes' inscriptions. The damage is estimated at £80,000. .BATTLES AND DISEASE. Brussels., April 20. Professor Lstirefifc attribute's nmm-r----<ws cases of ccrebro-spinal skoek in soldiers who had sfirvod in the Balkans as being caused hy the air vibrations of passing projectiles. Those eases eon- ■ firm his obsorvations during; tho RussoJapanese War.—''Times'' and Sydney ; ?"Sun" tscrriccs. BLACKMAIL OF A PRINCESS. i l.onden, April £6. J Bemamin W. Brims, a commercial j traveller, has been committed for trial on charges of attempting to blackmail tho Princess Joseph Thurn and Taxis, . THE BAND SHOOTING CASE. : joliannusbtirg, April 28. ' Nisstim, who some time a.«o shot aland wounded Sir Lionel Phillips, lu-.s iiofli) sentenced to fifteen years' impris- j omuent'. )