Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-02

meriy well known throughout the United States as an evangelist, died at Seattle, Wash, Monday.
 Ottumwa, Iowa With 4o,ooo inhab- itants, has elected Patrick ~Lenney. a | switchman of the Chicago, Milwaukee 1 and St. Paul road, as mayor To Enforce a Demand for ten cent wage increase to sixty cents an hour, 200 members of the Painters union of Kansas City struck yesterday. William Frazier, arrested in Yonkers in a hotel, charged with stealing S2T denied the theft. During 8 coughing spell he coughed up the greenbacks.
 A Strike Of f50 Journeymen painters was called at Marlboro, Mass, yester- day to enforce an increase in wages from s to ss.2s day, with 8 Saturday half holiday.
 Eugene H. Kelsey, for years deputy highway commissioner under Commis- sioner J. H. Macdonald has rendered his resignation, and it has been &C., cepted
 Estimates of the Fortune left by J. P. Morgan, as made in the New York financial district, range from S75,000,- GOO to $500, ,00O, this sum including his art collection.
 Governor Sulzer Offered Reward of $50 for the arrest of John Doran, who escaped from a policemen in Albany on March 2s, while being taken to pris- on to serve an unexpired term.
 By Nete of 61 to 45 the lower house Of the Minnesota .zSislature yesterday passed the bill providing for steriliza- ton by the state of detectives habit ual criminals and degenerates.
 
 The Massachusetts Supreme Court yesterday overruled the exceptions of at Springfield, was found guilty of murder in the first degree.
 Thirty Quarts of NitresIycerine be- lieved to have been buried by Ortie E. McManfgai, confessed dynamiter, have been unearthed near Muncie Ind. by the flood waters of the White river.
 The Foundry of the Draper company at HopedaIe, Mass manufacturers of day by a strike declared by the Indus trial Workers of the World, who called out se0 men and boys.
 Red Cross Officials in Ohio were in- structed yesterday by the society head quarters at Washington to be on the lookout for a $1.00O fur coat sent by mistake among the clothes sent for
 
 The Undermining of one of the piers Of the railroad bridge across the Con- necticut river at White River Juno commission yesterday for railroad traffic.
 Penny in the Slot Machines returning varying quantities of candy according to the luck of their patrons were plac- ad ha VI ny JnS terday- They were held to be gam bling devices.
 About 150 Journeymen Painters and paperhangers are on strike at Hart ford because of the refusal of the mas ter painters to pay an advance from 45 1-2 cents per hour to 50 cents per hour in wages.
 The Navy Department has several thousand dollars worth of silverware on it's hands that it doesn't exactly know what to do with. The silver rep resents the gifts of states or cities to ships bearing their names and which now have gone out of commission.
 Former Governor John Burke of North Dakota yesterday took the oath of office as the treasurer of the United who turned over s1,426, 422, ,051.4s 2-3 to the custody of the new democratic official.
 George E. condra of the University of Nebraska and George A. Loveland of the United States weather bureau will leave this morning for an auto mobile tour through the storm swept area of the state to gather data for the federal government.
 The Use of Boston as a clearing house by smugglers of women's gowns is to be investigated by a federal grand jury. Arrests of custom employees in that city and confederates in New York are to be delayed, pending the compile tion of this inquiry.
 Petero HajdaIs, who was engaged, 1t is believed, to Miss Stefanka. ssmyr,- the | pretty young Russian, who committed suicide by jumping from the Middle l town Portland bridge into the Connec- ticut river Monday night, is missing, l and fears for his safety are expressed l
 Fatally Stricken While Driving. Danbury, Conn, April While driv- | ing his team on the outskirts of this | city this afternoon, Levi Jennings, | home is in the Haystown district, was | stricken with apopleXy and fell from the wagon to the roadside. He was | taken to the hospital where he died | soon afterwards.
 Methodist Conference Closes.
 New Haven, Conn, April 1-The | annual session of the New York East 1 Conference of the Methodist. Episco | of pastoral appoint uentR