Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-08

)ul0CUlCuU III TrOpOFUlOll Condensed Telegrams Chairman suIzer of the House For- eisn Affairs committee says he will rIove Russia has violated the treaty of 1892.
 The Plot of Ground at the northwest corner of Broadway and Thirty fourth street, New York, has been sold for
 A New Counterfeit Twenty Dollar gold certificate, a photograph produc- ton, has been discovered by secret ser- vice officials.
 President Taft Will Participate in the John Wanamaker 50th anniversary celebration in Philadelphia on the af ternoon of Dec. 30.
 Francis Cushing, Principal owner of Cushing's Island, in Casco bay, and the Ottawa hotel, on that island, died yes- terday of heart disease.
 The Suffragettes Made Another att tempt yesterday to preach their doc- trfnes on Wall street., New York, and this time were unmolested.
 
 Nine Stores and Two Hotels at Boonton, N. J., in the heart of the bus- mess district, were burned yesterday, with loss of about sS0,000.
 There is an Extraordinary Demand in the south and east, characteristic of the Christmas holiday season, for quar- ter and half dollars of the 1911 issue.
 Premier Asquith Announced in the house of commons that the government would try to pass a home rule bill for Ireland during the present parliament.
 Physical Valuation of All Railroad property in the United States is pro- posed In a bill presented in the house by Representative Esch of Wisconsin.
 A Readjdstment of the Traffic ar- engagements between the New York Central and the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford Railroad companies is forecasted.
 Lafe HeideI, an Old Time Minstrel and friend and entertainer of actors. artists and authors. is dead at his home in Rochester, N r., from pneumonia, at the age of 62.
 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson de- storage has raised the cost of living by increasing the annual price level of butter and eggs.
 yesterday to go to work in Litchfield, Me, Weiland Toothacl1er, aged 5S broke through thin ice in the middle of the pond and was drowned.
 John w. Knight, Head of the defunct cotton firm of Knight, Yancey & Co.. which failed for several million dollars, was placed on trial at Huntsville, Ala, charged with using fraudulent bills of iading.
 After More Than A Years of active service. Colonel Robert H. Patterson of placed upon the retired list of the army, having reached the age of 64 years.
 George E. Wallace, Builder, for merly farmer near Rochester, ". H., filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in New York yesterday, listing his lia- bilities at $5Ss. .500 and his assets at 
 Max Glass Was Arrested at New York yesterday, charged with shipping glandered horses to New Jersey for as food, in violation of the pure food law. He was held in $1,5OO | bail for trial.
 1t Was Announced Yesterday that l Senator Joseph w. Bailey, who will re- tire from the United States service on | March f. has taken up horse trotting | again. He has bought a string of light | harness horses.
 Oscar w. Underwood of Alabama, | leader of the house, was in- | dorsed as a candidate for the demo- | cratic presidential nomination by the | Alabama delegation in congress at a meeting held yesterday.
 
 A Quarrel in Palmer, Mass, lodg- Ing house yesterday resulted in the | death of George Cattsmitt, a German, and in the district court plea of not guilty of murder was entered by Paul | carrendi, an Italian
 An Appeal from the Persian people .o the congress of the United Statea Versy with Russia, threatening their independence, was read yesterday in he house Of representatives. fed Standard Oil subsidiaries fin Ohio nave been summoned to New York. Complete reorganization of all subsi- iiartes is forecasted. with many re- iuctions in the working force.
 Nearly 2,5oo,ooo Acres of Land in daho, withdrawn from entry about a ear ago for coal land classification purposes, were restored by order or President Taft, on the recommendation f Secretary of the Interior Fisher.
 Thirty eight Hundred Striking shop nen Of the Illinois Central lines at a mass meeting in Chicago yesterday the McNamara brothers md declared that death should have cen the penalty allotted to them A Bill Was Introduced by Represent tive Roberts of Nevada to prevent any ailroad engaged in interstate conn ierce from owning or controlling ves- ] els engaged in trade through the anaIna canal after it's completion. Mine Rescue Work Under the Bureau f mines was classed with Panama ca- al labor and other hazardous occupa- nns for which the RoYernrrfe1t shofIId