Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-06
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 Tn. Senate considered interstate Trade Commission Bill.
 The firing of heavy guns of the Maine coast was heard eariy yester- day.
 of postal savings bank deposits to s1,000.
 The Vermont Republican state con vention will be held at Montpelier on September 2s.
 The southern railway placed an em- bargo on shipments intended for ex- port to Europe.
 With the spread of hostilities abroad, Wall Strret has settled down to waiting attitude.
 Most of the diplomats are away at summer embassies but are all expected in Washington soon.
 Racing by the intended cup defend CTS ResoIute and Vanitie has prac- tically ended for the season
 Senate Foreign Relations Commit tee ordered favorably report on Sec retary Bryan's 20 peace treaties. The death of Rear Admiral Royal Bird Bradford, retired, at the Naval Hospital at Chelsea. Mass, was an- nounced yesterday.
 Two hunderd fishing trawiers which returned to Hull, England from the North Sea reported that they had seen no hostile warships-
 The cutter Androseoeein was order cred to Bar Harbor to bring the Ce- | cilie,s treasure to New York under an escort of naval vessels.
 The army General Staff is investi- gating the neutrality of the German owned wireless stations at Tuckerton, N. J., and Sayville. L. l. Two hundred cars loaded with Kan | sas wheat enroute for Galveston for | export have been stopped in the Santa Fe yards at Gainesville. Texas.
 Detectives during a raid on houses occupied by Germans in London in one bombs and rifles. Several arrests were made.
 The German Ambassador to Russia 1 Sweden. from St. Petersburg on a steamer flying the America ntiag. They proceeded to Berlin
 Mayor Mitchell of New York has | announced that the appointment of a citizens committee to cooperate with the State Department in aiding Americans stranded abroad.
 Dr. Frank Sehiesinesr director of the Alleghany Observatory at F:ttsourGh, Pa, announces that the So-tnch lens for the photographic telescope of the observatory has been installed
 The German protected oruIssr Drss- den and d-karisguhe, the French armor- ed cruiser Condo and the French pro tected cruiser Descartes left southern waters recently under sealed orders. ? The steamer Kirk Oswald, Captain Williamson, from Naples. asnpty for eeal, arrived at Norfolk and reported seeing off the Virginia Capes at Il e m. big German steamer bound south
 Indications from the returns thus fsz received of yesterdays prtmartes In Kansas are that Charles Curtis baa defeated Joeph l.. Bristow for the Re
 publican nomination for United States
 Senator.
 The nswspapess of Canada were gtv-
 en instructions not to puolfh any 1n-
 formation regarding the steps taken
 by the military authorities for the de-
 fence of Quebec or any other port ci Canada
 Canadian immigration and rriiitar,
 officers at Vancouver, B. c.. are pre-
 pairing to stop all German and Aus
 trian subjects who may endeavor tC
 fee to the United States. Louis Metany, aged 17, is in a Dan.
 bury hospital in a serious condition as the resul tof a bullet wound in hii
 abdomen. which he says was caused
 by the accidental dicharge of a re volver he was cleaning yesterday. The news of the declaration of wal between Great Britain and German, was received with enthusiasm a . Buenos Ayres and numerous demon strations of friendliness to Englan<
 and England were immediately or ganfzed.
 Postmaster General BurIeson an nouncsd that because of the entrance intothe general European war, Amer l ican malls were being transferred t ) ships of the United States, Swcdei and other countries not involved. c. H. Tenbrosck, consul at St. loui r for Holland. received instructions yes [ terday to notify Hollanders in his jur isdiction who are army or navy re servists to report to him at once H' has been authorized to promise e par } don to deserters.
 [ Major James A. Ryan and Captaini Julian R. Lindsay, Herman Glade snt , Frank R. Wilcox. on duty at th'
 United States military academy al
 West Point, have been detailed al
 military observers in Europe. Thel
 left West Point yesterday for New . York where they will board thu
 cruiser Tennessee.