GENERAL CABLEGRAMS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2208, 22 July 1914, Page 7

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS.

By Telegraph—Press Aflsociation-OopyTiEht ' 1 * ~~ T ~ ' ROWDY SPORTSMEN. j stringent" CRITICISM. • Sydney, July 21. Tlio newspapers stringently comment on the recent rowdyism at the Stadium and at some' of the football matches. Mr. Cann.. (Colonial Secretary) has asked the police to report on tlie Stadium riot, and lias issued orders that ! all porsons suspected of betting shall ; be rigorously excluded from stich exhibitions. , DISPUTE OVER A WILL. (Rcc. July 21, 10.10 p.m.) London, July 21. Tlie litigation over Mr. Trevanion's will disposing of £80,000, has been settled privately. Mr. Trevanion was a grandson of Sir Dauiel Cooper. TAX ON WHISKY BARREL STAVES., [ New York, July 21. Tlio Federal Court at Chicago upheld tlio Internal Revenue Collector's ruling that firms making whisky from barrelstaves must prove that the tax had been paid on tlio whisky previously contained in the barrels, otherwise they would bo taxed. HEAVY RAIN IN N.S.W. " Sydnoy, July 21. Heavy general rain, with hitter cold, continues. HONOURS FOR SCIENTISTS. Melbourne, July 21. The universities in the various States liave agreed to confer honorary degrees on a number of leading scientists attending the British Association confer' ence.