Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-04
the City's Population

Not Wheel Has Turned on the 500 1 miles of the Georgia railroad since the | strike began on Oct. 1.
 ohio's Non partisan Judiciary Law was held valid and constitutional by the supreme court yesterday.
 Prices of Soft Coal Have Advanced in New York in the last day or two because of the scarcity of the supply
 Six Negroes Were Placed on trial at Cummings, Ga, yesterday charged with the recent assault and murder of two white women.
 The Failure of R. B. Lyman & Com pany of Buffalo was announced at New York yesterday on the floor of the Consolidated Stock Exchange. r Fred M. Mccarthy was nominated for the state senate at the Democratic convention of the 17th Senatorial dis trict at Ansonia, yesterday afternoon.
 The Seal Pack in the Alaskan waters is the largest in approximately fifteen years with the exception of one year, according to Commissioner of Fishe- cries.
 Thomas B. Atwater of Huntsville was nominated for state senator yes- terday by the Fifth district senatorial democratic convention in session at Plainville.
 Because of a Rumor in China that Mexico is to be annexed by the United States, thousands of Chinamen have crowded into Mexico during the last few months.
 At the Republican Convention of the Fourth senatorial district held at Hartford yesterday w. c. Cheney of South Manchester was nominated by exclamation.
 A Baltimore Man Who Asked for warrant for his wife, charging her with beating him up, was advised by the judge to Ego home and bang her one on the jaw"
 An Early Morning Fire at Kankakee, H., yesterday destroyed many of the business houses in the down town dis trict and caused loss estimated at more than $2OO,OGO.
 Lucian V. Pnney of Winsted died yesterday at New York following an operation for cancer. He was a re- tired newspaperman and was owner and editor of the old Winsted Press.
 Frank WgfaII, the Nearo who as- saulted Mrs Julia Higgens. aged II, al Rawlins, Wyo, was lynched by con- victs in the state penitentiary, where he had been transferred from the ! county jail.
 Federal Control of Marriages and divorce was recommended by Mrs. Or vile T. Bright of Chicago, who ad- dressed the Fourth National Con- servation Congress yesterday at In- dianapolis.
 Many Books, Pictures and Papers belonging to the late Joseph Jefferson, the actor, were destroyed in a fire which burned the stable in which they were stored at the Jefferson home in Buzzard Bay.
 The Funeral of Senator Patrick Garvan, who died suddenly in London, England, while on a pleasure trip, was
 held at Hartford yesterday from St. | Joseph's cathedral, the Right Rev. Bishop Milan officiating.
 Senor Zeferino Dominguez, the choice of Mexico's latest revolutionists for the presidency, is on.his way to Wash- ington, where he hopes to enter a protest against intervention in Mexi- co by the United States
 Dennosthenes T. Timayenis, the Greek consul in Boston reported yesterday that He had received royal decree or dering all Greek soldiers, marines and officers in New England to return 1 home and fight for their country.
 The Fifth Death Due to the ex- | plosion of the steam chest on the tor pedo boat destroyer Wake on Tues day occurred yesterday First Class Fireman John Delaney of Salem, Mass, died on board the hospital ship Solace. Several Thousand Dollars Worth of | jewelry was taken from the jewelry 1 store of M. F. O'Donnell and several other offices in the same building at l New Haven were ranSacked by thieves
 yesterday who made a successful get
 away.
 Three American Citizens were res- cued by Mexican City rural guards yesterday from the rebels just as they were being compelled at the muzzles of rifles to write letters to friends in the capital asking for money for their ! ransom.
 l Elmer E. Galbreath, former presi- dent of the Second National bank of Cincinnati, was indicted on the charge ! of misapplication of the funds of the | bank by the federal grand jury yes- | terday. The indictment contained 29 | counts.
 Mabel A. Fogg, Former Wife of Michael Iatros, at one time Greek vice consul at Lowell, Mass, was found 1 dead in a dentists office where she was employed yesterday. Death was due to asphyxiation and the medical examiner reported it as a case of suicide.
 In Passing Sentence upon a woman | for assauting two girls employed in the Washington mills last Thursday, Judge Mahoney in the Lawrence Mu- nicipal court announced that in fu- ture he would be more drastic in deal ing with assault cases. The woman was sentenced to 30 days in the house of correction.
 Strikers Derail Train. Augusta, Ga, Oct. 3.-A long dis tance telephone message tonight from Thompson says passenger train No. 2S of the Georgia railroad, on which there is strike, was derailed near Darien. Ga, and the entire crew, with the exception of the engineer, driven into the woods. Shots were exchanged but no one was reported injured. Taft Attends BrocI&tcn Fair. Beverly, Mass, Oct. s.-President Taft enjoyed visit to a real old | fashioned fair today. With Mrs. Taft he motored 45 miles down through | RaatAp ta RrAelxtan ta s,4and aa of-