Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-08

Condensed Te1egrans

Condensed Telegrams
A Milk Famine Threatens Provi-
dence, r. l., following the period of hot
weather.
Riotous Strikers Engaged in fierce
conflict with police and soldiers al
Amsterdam.
Many Lives Were Lost and other
damage done by a typhoon off Yoko-
hama, Japan.
The Rea Packing Company Of Pitts
burg was burned yesterday, causing
loss of 100000.
A Number of Informal Rulings were
handed down by the interstate com
merce commission.
The Town of MaxviIIe, Glengarry
county, Ontario, was nearly destroyed
by fire. Loss 100000.
James Traaund Rescued two compan-
ions from drowning in New York har-
Dor, but lost his own life.
Thousands of Cotton Operatives in
4ndifC1IeSttI, are lule as d re-
suit OF the seamen's strike.
Congressman A. C. Mitchell of the
Second Kansas district died yesterday
at his home in Lawrence. Kan.
An Urgent Deficiency Bill with $751;
3S1 tackled on by the senate commit
tee. was reported to the senate.
William Loudon a NorwaIk farm
hand, was overcome by the heat and
died while at work in the field.
David Softer of 38s Grand Street,
New York city. was drowned while
bathing in pond at Litchfield, Conn.
Joel n. White was fined S. and costs
on charge of having horsewhippe1
two young girls, in the South Norwalk
court.
The Body of Man, Tied Securely
in a heavy burlap bag, was found
floating in the Oswego canal at Phoe-
nix, n. Y.
Exhausted from the Heat, James
Corcoran "a years old, a well known
Marlboro hotel clerk, was found dead
yesterday.
Rear Admiral Melville says he agrees
with General Bixby that the battleshir
Maine was blown up by one of her own
magazines.
Before House Committee federal
fur seal expert Prof. Elliott and Fish
Commissioner Powers called each 9TH
er perjurers
Governor McGovern of Wisconsin
has signed bill authorizing the state
to engage in the annuity and life in
The Steel Mems Conference in Brus-
sells adjourned after a committee had
been appointed to work out a plan for
an International steel organization.
Reports from the Berine Sea Patrol
fleet of revenue cutters say the ice has
only recently broken up enough to let
the first ship of the season into Nome
Earl Gray, British Secretary of for
eign affairs, announced in the house OF
commons that the American British
arbitration treaty would soon be sign
ed.
United States Ambassador Deid and
Mrs. Reid gave a reception at Dorches-
ter house, London, to the American del
egation to the Institute of Naval Arch
itectS.
a Bolt of Lightning Struck the Farm
buildings of George Holmes at Hart
ford, Me, and they were totally de-
stroyed by fire, together with most OF
the contents.
Representative Norris, the Kansas in
surgent, charges that Secretary to the
President Hilles is the head of a news
bureau and is trying to belittle Lafol-
lette sentiment. =.
."Lieutenant" Karl con Metz Meyer
who says he was an officer of the army
in Norway and dressed as a society ex
quisite, was held in $4,000 bail for bur-
glary in Brooklyn.
Dispatches to r. G. Dun & Co. State
that while the extremely hot weather
in many sections has retarded trade
activity, business on the whole is fair
ly well maintained.
Damage Estimated at sMore Than
$4,000 was done at North Arson. Me,
Thursday by a small cyclone which
raised havoc in town and severed all
wire communication.
Attorney General Wickersham, in
addressing the Michigan State Bar as
sociation, declared the tobacco and
Standard Oil decisions prove the Sher-
man law an effective weapon against
the trusts.
The Discovery of the Clothina of