Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-27


 Thomas Kilkenny, arrested in New York for grand larcency, committed suicide by hanging in his cell.
 Michael A. Rofrano was appointed Deputy Street Cleaning Commissioner of New York at salary of s5,OOO.
 General Francisco Villa soon will have a S1,0o0 porcelain bathtub. A firm in Chicago got the order.
 At the summer home of Charles M. Schwab in Loretto, Pa., the report that MT. Schwab was ill was denied.
 Orders were issued for the United States cruiser Washington to proceed at once to Port au Prince, Hayti.
 Colonel Roosevelt accompanied by his son Archie, took his first horse
 Mrs. John Gise, 26 years old, of York, Pa, was probably fatally injured when she was caught in the knives of a reaper.
 A Washington dispatch states that more than 100 Democratic members of the House signed a petition for ad- journment.
 
 fining Company has decided. to. re- sume operation at its Chihuahua Mex ico smelter.
 Great damage to crops was caused by a terriffice wind, hail and lightning storm which swept Wayne County, New York
 The Windsor Knitting Mills at Hag- erstown, Md, were destroyed by fire caused by lightning. The loss is placed at S1OO.OOO.
 The Mexican Senate is to meet today to hear the executives report on the outcome of the mediation conferences at Niagara Falls.
 The Chinese garrison at KaIaan, composed of 5000 soldiers, mutinied, footed and burned the city, killing all who resisted them. The celebration of the Tooth ami versary of the battle of Plattsburgh, i (N- Y.) will begin on September and l continue six days.
 Four members of the Bayonne, N. J., l Board of Education resigned as a re- suit of opposition to the policies of Mayor E. J. Daily.
 Theodosia the zebra, imported from Africa to the New York Geological | Park, was found dead in the paddock with a broken neck. | For the first time in the history of Indiana courts woman, Miss Grace l H. O'Neill, will preside at a divorce hearing at Terre Haute. O. r. Ward, a ranchman, of Mara l tf1on. Texas, reported that a hail storm in the Glass Mountain killed 250 head | of goats belonging to him.
 Four persons were killed when an automobile owned and operated by Harry Baker plunged over a cliff in to the surf near San Pedro. Cal.
 Sarah ooweI, 2e years old, of COIL | ingswood, N. J., was killed and her husband seriously injured when their wagon was struck by trolley car. Three men were arrested in White | Plains, N. Y, charged with the theft of s4O,0oO worth of platinum from the | Commercial Research Co, at Tuckahoe, By heavy voice vote the Massa- chusetts House today passed to en- organization of the state board of | health.
 An larson squad" of militant suf- | fragettes set fire to and caused ex- tensive damage to the Episcopal church at Ballylessen, near Belfast, | Ireland.
 ] Miss BeIva A. Lockwood, the only | woman who ever ran for President of the United States, fell in her office at Washington and is suffering broken | arm and shoulder.
 | The sick rates among the troops at ! Vera Cruz for the week ended June q, was 2.os per cent for the army and 2.S0 per cent. for the marines, a decrease over the previous week. Now York and New Jersey butchers have made a general demand on all | employees for an increase of two and l one-half cents a head for killing sheep. There will be no strike
 Mrs- A. c.ninetti, ef San Francis | co, wife of the Commissioner-Genera of Immigration may become a candi- | date for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor. Senator Thompson, of Kansas City, l introduced a resolution authorizing the | President to invite foreign nations to send delegates to the dry farming con- gross at Wichita, Kan, next October.
 Escorted to the station by more than ! 20o0 unionists and fellow sympathizers, | Paul J. Morrin and John H. Barry, convicted in the dynamite conspiracy case in St. Louis. left for Leavenworth, | Kan, to begin their prison sentences.
 Pietro Brusco of New York was sem | tenced to not less than 20 and not more ! than 30 in Sing Sing prison and his | wife, Niva FunneFa, to not less than | 10 and not more than 12 years in Au- burn prison for the Kidnapping of Ave ] years old Giuseppe Gumino last April
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