Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-10
Condensed Telegrans
Speaker Cannon is Opposed to an in- crease of the membership of the house.

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 Speaker Cannon is Opposed to an in- crease of the membership of the house.
 Oscar S. straus of New York has Turkey.
 An Investig ation of the Seacoast De- lenses has disclosed a number of de- fective guns.
 Representative Humphrey of Wash ington said Alaska was defenseless against a Japanese invasion.
 The Roof of Tunnel in a copper mine in Huelva. Spain, fell in upon the workers, killing five of them.
 The Representatives of the United States and Canada began the consid- eration of a reciprocity treaty.
 One Weeks Experience with the pcs- tai savings bank has shown that the institution will be 8 popular one.
 The House Committee on Agriculture favorably reported a bill for a uuaran- tine against infected nursery stock.
 The Economy cooperation Society, Washington trading stamp company, was placed in the hands of receivers.
 Secretary Macveagh Has Effected economies that have saved the govern ment $1,9O0,oo0 during his administra- ton.
 . Coast Thieves and Wreckers have stolen 10000 bags of coffee from the wrecked steamer Crown Prince, off the Cuban coast.
 An Explosion Near the Palace at Malaga, Spain, just as the king entered is believed to have been an attempt upon his life.
 The Spanish Government is prepar- ing a church association bill and a liberal educational bill for Introduction in parliament
 The Japanese Training Squadron ar- rived at Panama and the admiral com- manding visited the American and British legations.
 Between $4,ooo, ,ooo and s5,oo0 900 will be carried in the diplomatic and consul lar appropriation bill which the house committee will report.
 Harris, Forbes & Company of New York was incorporated yesterday to deal in bonds and other securities with capital Of S2,O0O,6G0.
 The Progressive Arts League has se- cured lecturers to deliver free address es to every branch that may be organ ized throughout the country.
 Bombs Were Found in the Debris of the house in London in which the two anarchist burglars made such a des- perate stand against troops and the police.
 Brief Was Filed before the inter- state commerce commission in the rate case claiming that the burden of proof is on the railroads to show efficient management.
 Col. Theodore Roosevelt has accept ed the invitation of the executive com mittee of the southern commercial con- gross to speak at the great meeting to be held at Atlanta. -- ls
 Despite Rumors of Threatened Revo- iution, President Gomez enters upon the third year of his administration under more favorable auspices than at the time of his inauguration.
 A Curious Advertisement Appeared in New York paper to the effect that the advertiser offered for sale the skeleton of the long-missing Archduke Johann. brother of the Emperor of Austria.
 Two Passenger Trains Were Snow- bound in heavy drifts all Sunday night in Michigan and traffic suffered serious delays throughout the state Four steamers are fast in the ice in Luding- ton harbor.
 The Board of Army Engineers ap- pointed to survey a route for a chain of inland waterways will recommend to congress an appropriation of s20,e00,- 900 for ship canal between the Dela- ware and Chesapeake bays.
 The Mexican Herald Prints speeia ai from Frorteroa, Mexico, saying the Mexican steamer Usumacinta sank in terrible storm near the mouth of the Grijalva river recently four persons being drowned and many others in- jured.
 Two More Defendants in the "Bath- tub Trust criminal cases gave bonds of s4,00o each Monday in the Detroit federal court. They were B. c. Tilden of New York. just arrived from Hawaii and Day. Ward & company of Warren, O. Altogether forty-six bonds of s400o each have been filed.
 Secretary of War Dickinson and Secretary of the Navy Meyer Monday appeared before the senate committee on commerce to advocate an appro- priation in the river and 1larbor bill for the deepening of approaches to the Mare Island navy yard channels so as to accommodate battleships
 Tho Use of Snake Venom as a Serum, in the treatment of tuberculosis did not prove successful in the case of Henry H. Hoefen, a druggist who died in Rochester, N. Y, Monday. The treatment of Hoefen with the venom, which began some months ago. resulted at first in marked improvement in his condition, and the case attracted the attention of medical men in different parts of the country. A few weeks ago Hoefen began to lose ground