Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-10-12


me donation to Brown University of
two valuable private libraries was an
nounced yesterday.
The NationaAAssembIy of Nicaragua
has approved the selection of General
Mena as president.
Reorganization Plans of the Ameri-
can Tobacco company will not be filed
before Friday next.
SOtey, the Last of the Pulaiani Chiefs
in Samar, Philippines, has been killed
by the constabulary.
Hon. Orlando T. Daniels Yesterday
took the oath of Office as attorney
general of Nova Scotia
Premier Borden and His New min
istry were sworn in by the Canadian
governor general at Ottawa.
The New Torpedo Boat Destroyer
Patterson was placed in commission
at the Philadelphia navy yard.
The Catholic Party of Mexico decid-
ed to continue their campaign for
Francisco de Ia Barra for vice presi-
dent.
An Earthquake of Considerable in
lttiolty w DIS iSCOIuCu ny pAS
in New York. New Orleans and Wash
ington.
Major George w. Ruthers, of the
subsistence department, has applied
for retirement under the 3o-year serv-
ice law.
Mrs. Emeline Pankhurst, leading ex-
ponent of woman suffrage in England,
arrived at New York on the Oceanic
yesterday.
The Announcement That the General
education board fund of 5000, 900 for
Middlebury,Vt., college had been raised
IN full was made yesterday.
Custer Proceedings Brought by Ohio
against the Hooking Valley railroad
at Columbus came to an end, the rail-
road agreeing to the states terms
Twenty enc Persons Were Hurt
When Seal board All line passenger
train from Helena to Columbus was
partly derailed east of Cordele, Ga.
The 4,oO0 Striking Shopnen former
" employed at the Burnside shops of
the Illinois Central railroad were paid
their wages for September yesterday.
Extra Police Measures were taken
for the protection of the king OF Italy
from anarchists, during his visit to
Naples to say farewell to his troops.
The National Association of Railroad
business Of the express companies be
taken over by the railroad companies.
Secretary of Agriculture James Will
son went to Chicago yesterday to take
part in the International brewers ex-
no n aiy.l, r
day.
Pneumonis Caused the Death at
Bangor, Ne. yesterday of \ Rev. DR..
John S. Sewall, professor emeritus of
homiletics at the Bangor theological
seminary.
Southwestern Montana is in the Grip
of terrific snoWStorm that has cut
off Butte from communication with the
outside world. More than two feet of
snow has fallen.
Two More Mon Charged With MUIR
der in connection with the lynching of
Zacl1 Walker at Coatesville were ac-
Quilted by a jury in the Chester coun-
ty, Pa, court yesterday.
The Request of the KNIGHTS of Labor
shoe cutters for an eight hour workday
beginning next Monday was granted by
A. e. Little & company, one of the
largest manufacturers in Lynn.
The Plant of the n. n. Mathews
Manufacturing company at Seymour,
Conn, was almost entirely burned yes
terday. Estimates of loss placed the
figures at between $4,000 and 100000.
Jacob Apter, Hartford Insurance.
collector, committed suicide at his
home yesterday by drinking carbolic
acid. He was 80 years of age and is
survived by a wife and three children.
President Taft's Speech at Vancouver
Yesterday was translated into the sign
language by Thomas P Clarke, super
intendent of the state school for the
deaf and dumb, for the benefit of 125
pupils.
Thirteen Hundred Dollars Worth of
Stamps and two hundred dollars in
money was stolen from the South
Hadley, Mass, postoff1ce by trio of
burglars who blew the safe early yes
terday.
During the Year Ending Oct. I, there
We're $50 new subordinate grar or
ganized in 81 different states, and so
oranges reorganized in II states, max
ing the largest gain in any one year
since 1876.
c. w. Campbell, Chief Food Inspector
in the bureau Of chemistry. left Wash
ington yesterday for Tampa, Fla, to
investigate complaints arising over the
alleged shipment of unripe oranges and
citrus fruits.
Mrs. William L. Fitzpatrick of Hot
Springs, Ark, was killed and several
other passengers seriously injured
when the eastbound Hot Springs spe-
cial on the Rock Island railroad was
Gerailed yesterday forenoon.
The Entire Board of Directors head
ed by President Charles S. Me1len, also
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad was reelected at the
arnual meeting of the stockholders of
the Boston and Maine railroad yester-
day.
On tho Application of the Illinois
Central railroad, Judge Humphrey in
the United States circuit court has is
sued temporary injunction restrain
ing strikers from interfering with the
road in the southern district of TIli-
nois
In the Arrest of a Man who gave
his name as George H. Miller. the po-
and Duxbury, Mass. believe that they
have solved the mystery surrounding
series of burglaries in that section
during the past month. -