Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-17

>eague at St Paul.
 Tho estate of Sir Julius Wernher he South African mine operator, is alued at $57.5oo.ooo.
 The Peoples Bank at DonaIdsvilie, -a., was ordered closed. The bank lad deposits if s2s5,Ooo.
 George Ryan, of Madison. who some lays ago battered his head with hammer. died at New Haven
 The German cruiser Nurnbers ar lived at San Francisco after being | stationed in Mexican waters. Arthur Southgate, of Maspeth, L. L. | 'ell from a cherry tree, fractured hls over jaw and knocked out ten teeth | Eruest L. Carr, treasurer of the u nited Electric Securities Go. of Bos-, ton died at his home in Melrose, Mass.
 John H. Clark of Cleveland wasl nominated by President Wilson to be Federal District Judge of northern Ohio.
 Representative William G. Sharp, the newly wed Ambassador to France. will sail for Europe the last of this 
 Typhoid fever is raging in the St. Marys Orphan Asylum at Newark, N. J. Thirteen cases have been re- ported.
 Worknen engaged in digging a buiidino foundation on Dominick street. New York, unearthed the skeleton of a man.
 Authorities at Cincinnati have or dered individual drinking Pails for horses to prevent the spread or glanders.
 Rover, a powerful nnastiff, saved the lives of Louis and Philip Graham or sharon, Pa, when they fell into the Shenango River.
 Admiral Dewey wants to learn to tango. He made the announcement while watching the young folks at Manhattan Beach.
 A general holiday was declared at Johns, Newfoundland, because of the arrival of the Duke of Connaught. Governor General.
 Captain Harold A. Campbell of Philadelphia was appointed assistant inspector of hulls in the United States Steamboat Service The Fabre liner Madonna, wtidit arrived in New York from Naples re- ported having passed through two se- were electrical storms.
 William A. Minford, cashier for the United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co., of New York. was arrested charged with the larcency of s322.
 Jabez Wolfe was forced to abandon swim across the English Channel after covering three-quarters of the dis tance. It was. his 11th attempt.
 John Nee, a mounted policeman ot Flushing, L. l. was run down and killed by an automobile owned by Dr. Mathew s. Borden. of New York.
 EIbridce T.. Gerry, who arrived ln New York on the lnperstor, was re- ported seriously i'll on the voyage over and was in care of private physicians.
 The urn containing the ashes et Lillian Nordica were brought to this country by the singers husband. George W. Young, on board the Inn perator.
 J. s. Brown, former general freight agent of the Illinois Central, has been appointed manager of the transporta- tion department of the Chicago Board of Trade.
 The Chilean Government has named | a commission to prepare further plans for the better exploitation of the. Port of Valparaiso and eliminate the exist ing difficulties.
 The House committee has amended | the Moon bill so that railroads will b' l given increased allowance of S5,265.T .T6. or . total of $62,32o.oo0 year fo carving malls.
 Winston Churchill, First Lord of tn ! British Admiralty, held reception Il | the House of Commons for a contin gent of midshipmen from the Americal battleship Missouri.
 William O. Damron, former presiden of the Home Bank of Brooklyn, con victed of larcency in the first degree was granted a new trial by the Cour of Appeals in Albany.
 c. D. Smith of New York, boush
 seven lots at the opening of the sal
 of the late T. c. Arthur's library. a
 Sotheby's London. He paid s6,3o5 c the days total of s1o,Sso.
 The German steamer mendoz'
 which went ashore off Mogotes Poir
 
 wreck The passengers and crev
 numbering 257, were saved
 The House Interstate Commerc
 Committee ordered a favorable repoi , on the bill extending the safety boile l inspection act to all other parts ( , railroad locomotives and tenders. An eight per cent advance wages was granted the fifty box-mal , CTS of the Lawrence, Mass, Lumbt company yesterday. The strike at tn } Pingree and the Dinsmore shop is sti on
 The tug Sea King, inward bour
 from Newport News and New Ior
 ran aground during the fog last nigl ,, on Nix's mate in Boston harbor, an at low tide this morning was almo : high and dry.
 The body of Captain John Thorn; ! of the schooner George r. Hudso
 who went down with his vessel wh.
 she was rammed and sunk by Il
 steamer Middlesex of Great Rour !. Shoal Saturday night, was picked | on North Reach. Mass.
 Cyrus SuIIowey of Msnchests
 member of Congress from the fir
 New Hampshire district from 1895 7 1e1a but was defeated for further r ] election in 1912, filed his candidacy f a the Republican nomination to the sar
 office in the September primaries.