Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-05

Yaoui Indians in fighting Diaz in Mex 1co, according to passengers arriving in San Francisco.
 The East Boston Breaker of the Payne Coal company at Luzerne bor- ough, Pa, was destroyed by fire The loss is placed at $100,000.
 A Brief Was Filed in the supreme court by the Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Co.,, attacking the con- stftutionality of the initiative.
 Capt. Howard L. Landers of the coast artillery corps, was acquitted by courtmartial of the charge of Wror gfully locking up a civilian.
 Federal Control of Natural Resources in accordance with present methods, has been declared against by the pub lfc lands convention in Denver, Col.
 Lewis A. Waterman of Providence, democratic candidate for governor of Rhode Island last year. was renomi- mated to lead the party next November.
 The San Francisco Chamber of commerce adopted resolution provid- ing that all American vessels be pass ed thrc cugh the Panama canal without toll.
 Capt. Stephen Forney, United States army, while walking along the bank of the Delaware river in Philadelphia, tripped over the root of a tree and fractured both kneecaps.
 1t Is Stated That the Followers of Dr. Vasquez Gomez and President De La Barra plan to join issues to defeat Pino Suarez for vice president of Mex leo in the electoral college.
 
 For the First Time in Six Years, the batt1eship Oregon has been ordered made ready fer sea, at Seattle Wash. The oregon was recently rebuilt at a cost of more than $1,00o,0oo.
 The Paper Box Factory of Emanuel Well & Co at Philadelphia was badly damaged by fire yesterday afternoon. There were about 175 girls in the building, but all got out safely.
 Peter J. Dunn, Brakeman, and three track workmen were killed and 36 other men were injured when a Great Northern ore train ran into handcar al Tudor, Minn.
 Surgeon, who was the original of the character of Sherlock Holmes, died yesterday at his home, Mauricewood, Milton Bridge, Midlothian, England.
 Judge Henry F. Severens of Gin tury's service on the bench of the Sixth district United States circuit court retired with impressive ceremonies.
 A Profit of $721 ,s24 on Goods Manu- factured by the Amoskeag Manufac- turing company of Manchester, N. H. in the last year, is reported by Treas urer F. c. Dumaine.
 After Hunting Bear in Colorado elephants in Africa and various other game in his own country. Col. Theo- dore Roosevelt, it is intin1ate ted, may ge tc Long Beach, Cal. to hunt whales
 Mrs. EmmeIine Pankhurst and Mise Mary Pethick sailed from Southamp- ten, England, on the steamer Oceanic yesterday for New York, to make a suffragette tour of America
 Jack White and Tommy Dixon of Kansas City boxed fifteen rounds at Dayton, O., last night. While no de- cision was given, it is generally con- ceded that Dixon had the advanta re.
 Post Wheeler, the American Charge of the embassy at St. Petersburs, has informed the state department that the Russian government has finally off, eially recognized the new republic of Portugal.
 Capt. John H. Gibbons, Superinten- cent of the naval academy at Annap- odTs, issued orders for the TOO miashlp- men to go to Washington today to at tend the funeral of Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley.
 An Honest Chauffeur Called at the house of Samuel w. Adler, New York, yesterday and handed him a. bag con- taining jewelry worth S10,T60 which Adler lost in a taxicab. He was re- Narded.
 Spectreerams of Brooks Comet made at the Lowell observatory, Flag staff, Ariz, showed the head was com posed chiefly of cyanogen and the tail O. carbon rnonoxide. with some hydro- carben and cyanogen.
 Peter Gentleman, Edward Stereasrd, William Corners and Arthur O'Copnor. labor slusgers. convicted of assaulting Morgan H. Bel1 in 8 factianal fight of steamftters, were sentenced to from one to fourteen years in the peniten- tiary in Chicago.
 The Opening Day Tuition Receipts at the University of Michigan, amounting to thousands of dollars narrowly escaped EdHlf1S Into the bdCts of safe blowers, and $500 was actually lost when the vault in the treasurer's office was forced yesterday.
 According to Evidence Produced in a suit in Boston. the royalties on the patent for making kerosene oil non- explosive were sold to Henry H. Rog- CTS of the Standard Oil company by the inventor. Charles P. Greenough, for S45,00o.
 At Meeting of Illinois Democrats yesterday allies of William R. Hearst and Mayor Carter H. Harrison of Chi- cago took control and under the chair manship of Mayor Harrison passed resolutions conddnning National Com mitteennan Roger c. Sullivan and en- Gorsed Congressman H. T. Rainey for national committeeman.
 The Legal Contest Before the su- prerne court of the United States over the question of whether corner in the cotton market is a violation Of the Sherman antitrust law began yes- terday when Solicitor General Leh- mann filed a brief contending that the law so applies.
 TROOPS TO GUARD
 PANAMA CANAL. Fart of the Tenth infantry Has Ar-
 rived at Colon.
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