Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-09

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 The Census Bureau Reports cotton ginned to November l as 9.96s,l bales.
 Russian FInanciers, under the guise of a lean, have arranged with the vice. roy Of MancLuria to advance $2,500,- OO0.
 Lowell, Mass, Has Adopted the commission form of government by a majority of 1.294 in total vote of 14,000.
 The National Anti Mormon commit tee presented a silver tray to the bat tleship Utah, that is without a portrait of Brigham Young.
 pr. James B. Jones, for 1e Years president of William Wood college at Fulton, Mo-, died at Winston Salem, N. C., last night. Dr. Jones was 65 years
 Rev. E. c. Miller of Boston de- clares that if Rev. C. V. T. Richeson,
 
 committed the crime, Richeson was insane.
 The Signal Corps of the Army has decided to purchase aA aeroplane for use in the Philippines and an order for the machine will be given within a few days.
 Frankesco Cuba, IA Years Old, of Lawrence, Mass. was killed by Bay State street railway car yesterday noon- He ran into the street to re- cover top.
 William WiIIett, Jr., Charged with buying his nomination as candidate for the supreme bench of New York, in the Second judicial district was defeated Tuesday.
 Supervising Inspector of Steamboats Sloan at Boston has preferred charges against Inspector William A. Carleton, one of his subordinates, involving the inspectors competency.
 Walter F. Dennison, 30 years of age, Of Melrose, Mass, was arrested at the was about to leave town. on the charge of passing worthless checks.
 Prof. William H. Pickering of the Harvard observatory. sailed yester- day for Jamaica, where he expects to remain for a year in connection with astronomical work for Harvard col lege.
 Mexican FederaIs and Rebels Met in battle at Juchitan, Oaxaca, accord ing to meagre information obtained from official sources here today. Two hundred men OH both sides are re- ported dead.
 Owners of Eight FIouring Mills in as many towns of Kansas will meet at Kansas City Friday for the pur- pose of completing d merger of the mills into one company with capital of $2,OOO,O00.
 A Divorce Proctor Whose Salary is to be paid from a fund raised by the reform organizations of Kansas City, and who is to cope with the "di- vorce evil" is to be installed there November 13.
 An Increase in Wages Approximatina six per cent, reduced working hours and the sharing of q lump sum of $15,- 900 have been granted the Baltimore & Ohio and Baltimore & Ohio South western railways telegraphers.
 Robert Fowler Failed Again Yester- dav in his efforts to resume his trans | aeroplane flight. last re- l that his biplane was still imbedded in i the sand where he landed Sunday.
 Sir Edward Grey, British foreign I in a statement in the house | of commons, indicated a determination | on the part of the government to leave | Canada a free hand in dealing with | the nited States in matters concern ing the Dominion.
 Sacramento Stepped into the Ranks | of cities having the commission form | of government as a result of the rnu- | ffriT zI. charter was adopted by 9 majority of | 5S out of a tctal vote of more than 5000.
 Easing His Opinion Upon the re- suits in Massachusetts. Kentucky and Ohio and other points where demo- ratio candidS tes were elected, Gov. Iudson Harmon of Ohio predicted a national democratic landslide next year.
 New Gasoline Fire Engine saved he town of Monson, Me. from being ntirely wiped out by flames last night As it was, the greater part of the busi- jess section of the village was re- luced to ashes and half a dozen fami- ies made homeless.
 CIeveland's Golden Rule" Chief of Police, Frederick Kohler. must under 20 a physical examination to deter nine whether he is to remain on duty IT. be retired on a pension. Chief <ohler lately returned from a trip to Europe in search of health.
 The Marriage of Mrs. Mary w. Gates nd J. Romeo Miglietta was solemnized [ the Church of the Ascension, New York, yesterday in the presence of a czen friends. The bride is the re- ently divorced wife of Charles G. iates. son of the late John w. Gates, he capitalist.
 | An Attempt Was Made to Blow a 'ullman car attached to a westbound cuthern Pacific passenger train at the he union depot at Fl Paso, Tex, about 0 o'clock last night. A bomb wrapped -ith straw was exploded under the riddle of the car which was filled