Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-17

william fs Browne, a noted electrl- cal engineer, died in Brooklyn, N. r., aged 61.
 Miss Mary Crowman, a student at cornell, was painfully injured by an explosion in the chemical laboratory. Important Matters Are to Be Dis- cussed at the annual convention of the National Board of Trade which begins today.
 F. D. Cheshire, American Consul at large for Eastern Asia, arrived at Annoy, China, Monday to inspect the American consulate.
 sThe Epidemic of Cholera at FenchaI, Madeira, is becoming worse. There have been 1,646 cases of the disease and 535 deaths.
 Fire in the Warehouse of the George Irish Paper company, 21-25 WatP' street, Buffalo, N. Y Monday causetf damage to building and stock of about 1 $150,000.
 Mondays Ballot for United States Senator in Butte, Mont, was without result. It stood: Carter republican,
 z6; Walsh, democrat, 32; Conrad, dem | ocrat, IT; scattering, 20. Necessary to a choice, 51.
 The Bank of England Secured the Bulk of the $3,000,OO0 South African gold consignment placed on the market
 Monday. There was no foreign de- mand for the metal and the price de- l clined 1-Sd per ounce.
 l Frederick Archer, 30 Years Old, was I struck by a New York, New Haven and ! Hartford train at Seymour Monday and ! fatally injured, his head being crushed 1 and one leg almost severed He was taken to the~Griffin hospital at Derby | Suddenly Stricken Sunday with ap- | pendicitis, Mayor Brand WhitloclS of 1 Toledo is confined to his bed at his l home. His physicians say that no l operation will be necessary at this time, but that he must remain in bed I several days.
 1 lp a Dynamite Explosion in the tun- mel leading to the Seventy third street i crib, Chicago where many lives were ! lost by fire several years ago two workmen were fatally injured Monday and twenty-SiX others narrowly escaped l death The dynamite was set off by l being~aecidentally struck with a crow | bar.
 1 To Conform to the Plan in 23 States 1 and in some foreign countries, Repre- 1 sentative Nelson of Wisconsin yester- | day introduced a bill to establish a de- | partment in the congressional library l for gathering and indexing statute law 1 material and legal material of a com l parative nature and otherwise to aid members of congress and public off cials-
 Mayor R. w. Speer of Denver, in a 1 letter which has been sent to every | democratic member of the Colorado l general assembly, Monday made for
 nal acknowledgement of his candidacy 1 for the United States senat te to suc- l ceed the late Senator Charles J. 1 Hughes, Jr. Former Coy. Charles $. 1 Thomas, in a letter to State Senator
 Crowley. has announced his candidacy. l Carl J. Cutting, a San Francisco 1 Dealer in oriental goods and well known in club circles, who was ar rested last Friday night on charge of | defrauding the government by the un- l dervaluation of imports, committed suicide Monday al his home in San i Francisco. Cuttings father and mother | live in Lapierre, Mich. He was seen | for the last time alive Sunday after l noon.
 Out of Respect to Gus T. FitzhusF,, an independent democratic candidate l for the United States senate. whose l daughter died in Nashville Sunday, the | Tennessee legislature yesterday infor- inditS FecOrQeQ one vote TOT elch can | dldate in order to comply with the | law, and then adjourneH An hour af- | forwards a telegram received from MT. l F'itzhugh announced his withdraway 1 from the race. He gave no reason. l Officials of the North Side Bank, Gin l cinnati, laughed yesterday when told 1 that one of their books showing q bal ance of more than S150.000 had been 1 found on the man known as Charles 1 BouRher arrested in New York. The institution is a small neighborhood concern in the lumber and stoclyards I district Of the northwest section of the city. Search of the various directories also failed to reveal Bougher's identity l and inquiry among automobile con- ! cerns showed that he is not known here l as salesman of motor cars.