Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25

A Mob Broke Into the County Jail at Iverness, Miss, removed negro ac- cused of staying Samuel LuSco, white man, and hanged him.
 4 Reduction of 12 Per Cent. in the combined crop of Argentina, Australia and New Zealand from the previous years's crop was reported yesterday.
 The Site of Dysa, Alaska, which in the days of the Klondike boom had population of 10000 has been filed on as farming land by three homestead CTS.
 Whether Telephone Companies may cut off service to an individual because of failure to pay d bill for past serv- ice, may be passed upon by tine su- preme court.
 A. E. Weiss, Publisher of the Du- luth Herald, who was operated on re- gently for an internal disorder, rallied but slightly yesterday after a night of critical weakness.
 Ice Dealers in assachusetts will be subject to state regulations, if the bill which was favorably reported yester- day by the committe on mercantile affairs becomes a law.
 An Investigation of the Master Plumbers association, said to be practically nationwide. is being made, to determine whether the Sherman law has been violated.
 James Connaughton, principal keep CT of Sing Sing prison and a widely known penologist died yesterday of hardening of the arteries. Con- naughton, was 6S years old
 A Bill Has Been introduced by Sen- atOr Meyers that publishers of news papers and periodicals may exchange and common carriers for transporta- tion.
 James A. GaIlivan, former street commissioner of Boston. won the democratic congressional nomination in the twelfth Massachusetts district primaries yesterday in a six cornered contest.
 A Resolution Putting the New York assembly on record as opposing the repeal of the law exempting American coastwise vessels from Panama Canal tolls was adopted yesterday by a vote of 66 to GA.
 A Bill That Would Give veterans of the Spanish-American war, 5 per cent preference in civil service ex-
 
 the Massachusetts house yesterday by the committee on public service.
 After a Battle with the Terre Haute Ind, police, during which more than 50 shots were exchanged Ernest Mo Williams. aged 15, a young burglar surrendered, when his clothing was soaked with blood from many wounds.
 In an Effort to Hurry favorable ac- NI,-. .r-T- rural credits legislation. Governor Glynn last night issued a statement urging the republicans ito forget par tisanship and remember the farmer
 Governor CoIquitt's Offer of a re- ward of $1,00O for the delivery upon Texas soil of five MeXicans, suspect ed as murderers of Clemente Vergara has caused State and War department officials serious concern for interna- tional complications.
 Second Lieutenant Louis c. Moshier, of the Philippine Scouts, will shortly be presented with a congressional medal of honor. for distinguished gallantry in action at Rawsak Noun tain, Island of Jolo, in the Moro up rising of last summer.
 A Meeting of the Stockholders of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company. will be called for April, probably between the 18th and the 23rd, to act upon the plan of dis memberment proposed by Attorney General McReynolds.
 Rev. John R. Ellis, former pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Bloomington, Ind, has been found guilty and suspended as a minister of the church in the United States by a commission nf inc tery.
 Salvage Crew of fishermen has succeeded in getting up steam on the abandoned United States naval tug Potomac, imprisoned in the ice of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and will try to work the vessel clear as soon as a lead is opened up.
 The Body of Prof. Harry Thurston Peck, who committed suicide by shoot ing at Stamford. was removed yester- day to the home of his former wife Mrs. Cornelia D. Peck at Sound Beach. with the consent of Mrs. Elizabeth D. Peck, his second wife.
 Montague J. Pike, a dapper voutb who confessed recently that he had robbed some eighty apartment houses in New York. was sentenced to prison yesterday for not less than four years and four months and not more than eight years and eight months
 Agent Walter E. Parker, of the Pa cific mills at Lawrence. Mass. an nounced yesterday that an attempt would be made this morning to open the print works which were shut down March 16, in consequence of a strike of 25O employees of the dyeing depart ment.
 The Estate of Nathaniel Thayer, late of Lancaster, Mass. was valued by the New York appraisers yesterday at S6,273.757. MT. Thayers widow re- ceives an annuity of s6O,00O besides S5,0O0 in cash. His three daughters. all married, receive legacies of s2OO O00 each and the residuary estate is df- vided among them.
 Soft Coal Miners Reject Terms.
 Chicago. March 24.-FinaI refusal of the United Mine Workers of America to accept the terms offered by the bi- luminous coal mine owners of western Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana and Qu- ,rAfs- T. rcrf,t f.N