Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-31

J, W, Logan of Red Bank, N. J.. was instantly killed at Great Harrington, Mass. yesterday. when thrown from her seat in an electric car.
 Edwin F. Futile of Woonsocl1et will be the national committeeman of the national progressive party from Rhode Island and chairman of the state del- egatfon to the Chicago convention.
 Upon investigation, Coroner Mix de- cided that the death of Alexander Cameron was due to natural causes. Cameron, laborer, 45 years old, was found dead in & Wallingford hotel.
 The Warren Public School, three story brick structure at Cleveland, O., was totally destroyed by fire yester- day. It was undergoing extensive re- pairs. The loss will reach s1OO,O ,O0o.
 Arthur Brisbane, editor of the New York Evening Journal, was married yesterday in Calvary Episcopal church in New York to Miss Phoebe Cary, daughter of Seward Cary of New York.
 President Taft Yesterday Sent to the senate the nominations of Lewis c. Laylin of Ohio to be assistant secre- tary of the interior, and that of S. T. Wright to be collector of internal rev enue for Alabama.
 The United States, through secre- tary Knox, has again protested to the Mexican government and to General Oroczo, leader of the revolutionists against attacks upon American citi- zens and property in northern Mexico
 The Standard Oil Company of New York yesterday announced a reduction of 10 points in refined petroleum, mak- ing refined in cases 1925 cents per gal lon, refined in tanks 4.75 cents, and standard white in barrels. S.35 cents
 The Entire Eusiness Section of Chamberlain, s. D., was threatened with destruction by fire which started in & cafe. The loss is estimated ai s100,oo0, 25 per cent of which is cOv- cred by insurance.
 Five Men Who Were Arrested charg- ed with working at semi-pro bal fields on Sunday in New York city were fined s5 apiece. Fifteen more charged with selling bread after 1( o'clock on Sunday, were also fined $5
 The Engine and Tender of a north bound passenger train of the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road was derailed just above BotsforC station last night. No one was in jured. The line was blocked for 6 time.
 A Dwelling House at East Haven owned by Peter Graves, was burned and two others adjoining, belonging tc Joseph Anabrocagy and Egan Klimar were badly damaged yesterday. Int houses were valued at about $2,50t each
 Bound to Stand Firm for two bat. tleships in this years naval bill, 2 democratic representatives have sign. ed petition pledging themselves tc that program and repudiating the 'nt battleship" instructions of the demo. cratic caucus.
 Rev. G. L. Merrill of Minnsapoli, declared that Cleopatra and Antony had 8 tame time in their barge or the Nile compared with the canoe spooners of Minneapolis" He alsC said the costumes of girl canoeist were disgraceful
 Confederate and Union Veterans O | prominence, according to an announce | ment by Ralph c. Otis. chairman O. 1 the committee on arrangements, vii participate in the opening program O. the progressive national convention a rChicago next Monday.
 Efforts are Being Made by the wal department to have the $100, 900 unex- 1 pended balances of money appropri ated for the Mississippi flood suffer. CTS diverted by congress fer use i1 1 relief of the American refugees now pouring into Fl Paso from Mexico.
 The Informal Decision of the sen. ate not to recognize pairs betwee1 ] senators in votes taken upon the Arch i bald impeachment case, has resulted l in the cancellation of number O engagements by senators who had ex- l pected to leave Washington this week l The Staff of the Sunday Times. O 1 Waterbury, was arrested yesterday on complaint of George Walker q l Waterbury on charge of breach O 1 peace, lH6 paper HdNiuS printed una | young mans name several times re. garding things he claims never {, l have been connected with
 Mrs. Henry P. Stafford. sS year, old, was found dead at her home d Pawtucket, R. l.. under peculiar cir cumstances. A few hours later tn, police took into custody Edward Duffy 1 65 years old, who 1t is alleged, wa seen at the Stafford house shortly be fore and after the woman came to he death.
 Joseph Kapsa, the Gunner's mate who steadfastly refused to take tht navy anti-typhoid vaccination becaus, he was a Christian Scientist, was court rt-martialed for refusing to obey an order of a superior officer and sen. fenced to the disciplinary camp al Point Royal. s. C., has decided to takt the treatment.
 Governor Donaghey Conducted ar investigation into the aid made by four companies of the Arkansas Ne- tional Guard upon the negro seetior of Fordyees Ark, Saturday, and q tho conclusion of ttre hearing ordered Cap tain Hickey of the Jonesboro com. pany stripped of his uniform and dis hoherabiy discharged.
 Representation that Jail Sentence, would imBeril the lives of Richard Hynes and 4. II. Hedderly, convicted at Portland, Ore. in 1908, of censpir- acy to defraud the United States ei public lands, moved President Taft tf commute their sentences by wiping eu the terms ef imprisonment en condi- ten that they pay the fines iHaFesed