Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-03
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 s. c. Bishops Barn at Mount Kisco, N. r.. built at cost of $15,O00 was | destroyed by fire.
 Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary. the Arctic explorer. received a gold medal 1 from the Swiss Geological society.
 Thaddeus Austin Thomson of Aus tin, Tex, was yesterday nominated by l President Wilson to be minister to Co., lombia.
 Vast Tracts of Land containing klesselguhr, used in the manufacture of dynamite. have been discovered in the southern part of Chile.
 While Trying to Make Flight across Lake Erie, Harry Atwood was forced to float on the water until res- cued. His gasoline gave out. B. s. Walker. the Banker of Macon, Ga, who was poisoned by taking bi- chloride of mercury in mistake for medicine, left an estate valued at $500,000
 The kittle Village of West Hatfield, Me, was swept by fire yesterday and four farmhouses, ten barns, a number of sheds and machine shop were de- stroyed.
 William Wissins, 22 Years Old, of Kearny, N. J.. hit on the head by a pitched ball during a game of base ball Friday. died yesterday of Q frac tured skull
 Gen. Joseph B. Leake, who was one of the youngest brigadier generals in the Civil war and who was the oldest member of the Chicago bar, died yes- terday, aged S5 years
 Walter E Ives, Broker, with of fees in Wall street. was fined $50 and costs in the Bridgeport city court yes terday upon charge of violating the automobile speed laws. Gregorio Pattini, 25, Went Smiling to death in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison yesterday morning for the | murder of Giuseppe Vasta. whom he shot down in December, 1910.
 A Syndicate of New York, London and Berlin bankers purchased yester- day from the National Railways of Mexico an issue of $26,730000 six per cent, two-year, secured notes. Nicholas Lotto, Coal and Ice DeaI- CT, was arrested in Maspeth. L. I charged with stealing a One-StOry house from New York city. Lotto had An Eleventh Daughter was born to Mrs. S. w. Jackson of Lawrence burg. Ind. Mrs. Jackson is the eleventh daughter of the eleventh daughter of | family of which there were no boys.
 The House Democrats in Caucus yes- terday restricted the legislative pro- gramme of the present extra session to tariff, currency, emergency appropria- 1 tions and election eases. Frederick c. Whittenore, Jr., l freshman in Yale university, died at | St. Louis yesterday from an injury to 1 the spine which resulted from being 1 hit by a baseball several years ago.
 Clerks in the Wholesale Cotton and woolen establishments of the East Side, New York. have struck. refusing to work on their Sabbath, which lasts from sunset Friday until sunset Satur- l day.
 Edward Payson Weston, 75. the fla nous long distance pedestrian. who has twice crossed the continent afoot, started from New York at noon yester- day on a 1.500 mile tramp to Minne- apolis.
 The Missouri Supreme Court yes- i terday discharged William R. Nelson, l owner and editor of the Kansas City l Star, from contempt of the Jackson l county circuit court. The decision was unanimous. A Satisfactory Adjustment of the | trouble between the New York, New | Haven and Hartford railroad and its 1 clerks has been made and an agree ment covering the points at issue was signed yesterday.
 The United States is Second only to | Great Britain in supplying cotton goods to Canada, says a report just 1 made by the bureau of foreign and | domestic commerce.
 Rt Rev. Charles H. Brent, Episcopal 1 bishop of the Philippines, arrived yes 1 terday and will confer during his stay 1 with Secretary Bryan, Secretary Gar rison and insular bureau officials about Philippine independence and adminis- i trative questions.
 In Lawrence, Mass, Police Court | yesterday Mrs. Mary1Dodson waived examination on a manslaughter charge in which she is accused of of-throwing Q l dish at hen brother, Michael Cronin, which caused his death on Saturday 1 from fractured skull. Resolutions Censurlnq the Rev. pr 1 Washington Gladden. for his alleged
 "unchristian attack" upon the Rev. w. | A. Sunday, the evangelist and former 1 professional baseball player, were
 adopted by members of the ministerial
 association of Columbus, O..
 Between 200 and 300 Members of the 1 Bricklayers' Masons' and Plasterers
 union went on strike at Fall River yes
 terday in consequence of the refusal l of the Fall River Builders association 1 to grant them an increase in wages
 from 55 cents an hour to 50 cents at hour.
 Arkansas Authorities have been ask
 ed to detain John Sick. express mes senger of Kansas City. pending an in
 vestigation of the killing of Patrick 1 Lawson, a youth of Poteau, Okla. on
 board the express car of a Kansas City
 Southern train. near Heavener, Olla 1 Sunday.
 Declaring That the Evidence war
 ranted a conviction, Judge Ratigan in
 the superior court at Worcester yes
 terday discharged an entire jury from further duty after a verdict of not guilty had been returned in the cases