CABLEGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10134, 23 December 1911, Page 1

CABLEGRAMS.

LO-NDOK', Dacember 22. The Anglo-Jewish Association is uvging fclie abrogation of the AnglolSulsaian treaty, which differentiates against British' Jewish subjects. DELHT, DecemSter 21. King Geoi'ga in 1 the first day's shoot in Nepal killed three .tigers and three rhjiioceroses. SYDKEIY, December 22. The Water sliortagc contiuues, and some of the suburbs without warning weito loft watoiles3 for j hours. I There is a groat oub.-ry against the Water Board, which btopped the ! supply for" garden and street 'water- ' ing and issued :\n \irgent appeal to t hoxisehoidora to use sparingly, and hoped tho depleted reservoirs would bci refilled early reyfe wenk. : LONDON, D:ccerabei- 31. ! Ooxintcss Demunin giving evidence in the blacikr.iaii case said that O'Connor warced her that defendants would be likely to • blackmail hen 1, but. did not take the .warning ■ seriously. . • , The samo day a l'cpresentativia of ; the defendants told hei' a. warrant • was out for O'C'oimoi-'s arrest. She " denied she gavo a bill for D'obbi^'s * claim for libel damages against ' O'Connor. She wanted to secure tho letteis ' to relieve O'Connor, but O'Connor wrote nothing Uiat concerned her 1. The accused wlere committed for n trial. . LONDON, December 21. 1 Emily Davidson, a suffragette, 1 has beien committed foi" trial a. s charge of placing lighted kerosene rags in a. letter box. ! ■ ' PAMS; December 21. Four'armed robbers shot a bank 1 messuu,£er a,t Moiitmartei aiid. stole ( 20.000 francs in coin ancl 100,000 1 In securities md escaped in a motor : car. 1 Thiei messenger's condition is H orit'ieal. • VFJKJN, December 22. Yuonshikni, in an intei-view, de- - clared he would n;ev'er agree to the I establishment of a republic '• :

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