Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-10

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 A new ssrvian Cabinet has been formed by Premier Pasitch.
 Fire destroyed paper factory at Columbus, Ohio, at loss of s1So, zo0 dSs sso war ", n. has H caused deficit of @ ss nue.
 Americans were warned by the state Department to keep away from Tam pico.
 The business section of the village of Benton Ridge, Ohio. was wiped out
 The Dollar Christmas fund for homeless Belgians has reached to- tai of $26,7s2.
 "A All l .sI dismond mines in the Cape, province are closed.
 The mountain town of coraeora, Pe- ru, was wiped out by an earthquake. Many lives were lost.
 The Long Island Lighting Co. of Long Island, has increased its capital from s3O0,oOo to s1.ooo,oeO.
 A seat on the New York Coffee Ex- change was sold for s1.350, the last previous sale being s1.275.
 The Tunky Transportation 6 Pow CT Go. was chartered at Dover, Del, to operate a railroad in Nicaragua.
 The English football Association has decided to proceed with the annual cup competition in spite of the war.
 The Baltimore City Council desig- Denial Day." for the benefit of the city poor.
 A French aeropIane flew over Ant werp and dropped leaflets with the message: Have couragei We will see you shortly"
 The crew of 20 men of the Swedish steamer Norra-Sverige perished when the steamer struck a mine on the coast of Finland.
 Because of the foot and-mout dis ease among cattle, 30 counties in Ohio. and F in Maryland have been put under quarantine.
 The Southern Pacific steamer Mo mus a-schored outside of New York harbor with steering geer disabled and machinery out of order.
 During test of the new s25O,OoO German pontoon crane Hercules, at Colon, the boom buckled and collaps- ed while lifting 150 tons. H. M. s. Tuna, the latest addition to the Canadian navy, and one of the the navy dockyard at Halifax.
  Leut. Karl Wilhelm Gross, formerly a professor at Cornell University. was killed while leading a bayonet charge against the French at Ypres. Military and civilian prisoners in England have to be kept nseparat te camps. as they are contsantly quarrel ing as to their respective bravery l The English civilians interned in a concentration camp near Berlin, have ! prepared for a long stay. They have elected camp commander and squad captains.
 The Allegheny Steel, Pittsburgb 1 Plate Glass, and Tarentum Glass Com7 | panies plants, of Pittsburgh employing about 1900 men, resumed operations on full time.
 Baron kato, the Japanese foreign | III dQQI6SSllG the Diet, thank ed the United States for it's kind of fees in securing the release of Japan ese in Germany.
 The HoIIand-Anerican liner Moor lderdyk arrived at New York from a large consignment of German toys and 15,o00 canary birds.
 An unnamed American woman, who owns a villa on the Disc, gave s20 to each member of a French Socialist regiment, which protected her home from destruction by Germans
 Mayor Mitchell of New York denied the story that there has been any controversy between Police Commis- sioner Woods and himself over the appointment of deputy commission CT.
 On the fIyIeaf of Bible found on woman arrested in San Antonio, Tex. the name of Dorothy Arnold, l who has been missing from her home of New York for several years, was written.
 An inventory of the estate of the late Edward Mirris, Chicago packer, was filed in the probate court, giy- i ing the sum of $100,6O0 as the first year award to the widow. No total value of the estate was included in the inventory.
 President W:Isen laughed heartily when told that Senator sroith, from I Michigan, had announced that the evacuation of Vera Cruz was the re- suit Of a A hours ultimstunn from General Carranza- Red Cross ssa.s should. in accord ance with Order No. 5O20 of the post office Department. .sbe affixed to the j reverse side of domestic mail matter. D and not$ on the address side of any letters or packages that are going through the mail.
 Movements es Steamships. Naples. Dec. 5-Arrived, steamer Finland. New York Sailed Sth. , steamer Stampalia- New York Havre, Dec. 9.-Arrived. steamer l Chicago. New York. Sailed, 8th, La , Teuraine. New York.
 New York, Dec 9.-Sailed, steamer ] Caserta, Naples.
 New York, Dec. 9.-Ssiled, steamer ! F.rederik VIII Copenhagen