Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-06

Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed Telegrams grip
 Four inches of snow fell at Interlak- en, New York
 The New York Coffee Exchange vot- ed to close April 10 and Il, Easter hol- idays.
 The condition of Dowager Empress Haruko of Japan has become slightly worse.
 The conditions of James Gordon Bennett is reported to be considerably improved.
 The German dreadnoughts Kaiser and Koenig Albert arrived at Valpar- also, Chile.
 Eugene Lamb Richards took the oath of office at Albany as State Superin- tendent of Banks.
 The First National Bank of London, Ky, capitalized at S5O,OOO, with depos- its of $3O0,000 was closed.
 A bill to establish a eugenic law was, favorably reported by a legislative committee at Boston.
 William Shepard Bryan, Jr, former attorney general of Maryland, died of apopleXy in Baltimore.
 Ten students at the University of Chicago were expelled for dishonesty in the quarterly examinations.
 Commodore George Leland Dyer, U. :. N. retired, died of heart disease in Winter Park, Fla, aged 64. . Richard Reyer. an alleged wire thief, was shot and killed by Detective John L. Williamson at Buffalo, N. !.
 Approximately 10000 more coal min CTS are idle according to reports from the district of Washington, Pa. 
 Harold N. Whitehouse, of Brooklyn, was appointed assistant corpora ton cousel at salary of S3,OOO year.
 Isaac R. Pierson, editor and propri etor of the Jerseyman, a. weekly news paper, died in Morristown, N. J.
 Frederick B. shipIey, of Brooklyn, was appointed Tax Commissioner by Governor Glynn at salary of S7,OOO.
 Viscount keiso Kiyoura is experi- encing great difficulty in his task of constructing a new Japanese Cabinet
 Plans were made public for the founding of the Museum of Peaceful Arts in New York at a cost of $25, ,0OO- 900.
 Representative Palmer of PennsyI- vania introduced bill to shorten hours of clerks and carriers in the postal service.
 H. M. kochersperger, vice president of the New York, New Haven 6 Hartford Railroad, in charge of finance, resigned.
 Governor Glynn signed the Gaqe bill appropriating s25,OOO for the erection of a statue of General "PhiI' Sheriden in Albany.
 Three bombs were exploded by mill ltant suffragettes in an attempt to blow up the Belmont church in GIas- gow, Scotland.
 The ApeIIate Court of Cook County, H., decided that hotel roller towels could not be used in hosteIries and lodging houses.
 James Grant. boxer, died in Allan ta, Georgia, without recovering con- sciousness after a bout with John Egg gers of New York A bill providing for yvorkmen's conn pensation for government employees was reported favorabIy by the House Judiciary committee.
 Sheriff's deputies were placed on guard to quell strike riots at the Dean mine Df tho ET11dGpTn Highland Falls, N. Y. The grand Jury at Terre Aaute, Ind. .. indicted Mayor. Dom. Roberts. and ! four other city officials for conspiracy ! to commit election frauds.
 The Canadian Pacific steamer Mon- treal arrived at Halifax in a disabled condition, her rudder post having been ! snapped during a hurricane. A lock of President LincoIn's hair, ] being sold at auction with the effects of Major William H. Lambert of i Philadelphia, was purchased for s65. The White Star Line ordered anoth . CT passenger steamship for service be- tween New York and Liverpool. The boat will be of 33,OOO displacement. The debating team of Princeton Uni- versity declined to accept the chal- lenge of New Jersey suffragettes to oppose women suffrage in a formal de- bate.
 Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria has presented an oil painting of St. Stephen fifth king of Hungary. to St. Stephens Catholic church in McKees- port, Pa.
 Frank Wilson, arrested in WheeIinu, ' W. Va, was identified as the bandit who entered the Union Bank at AItoo- ma, Pa, shot the cashier and escaped with $2.2SS