Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-27

A protest has been made in London to paying annuities to relatives of allies.
 Senator Isaac Stephenson, who has been i'll with acute indigestion was re- ported by hi physician today as great ly improved.
 Congress appropriated at it's last session S1, 116,11S,12S for the current fiscal year. as against $1,0SS,67S,7SS for the last fiscal year.
 The United States has declined to adopt the proclamation of London as a guide to commercial dealings dur ing the European war.
 The Ohio Society of New York and prominent OhioanS are planning a re- ception to Myron T. Herrick, retiring ambassador to France, on his return to New York.
 Kicked on the head last Saturday in rugby football game, Russell Peace, member of Santa Cruz Cal high school team, died today from ce- reberal hemorrahage.
 An accidental explosion in 8 New York city tenement house revealed a l badly burned, and, with another found in the place, were arrested.
 Heavy rains along the lower reach es of the Brazos, Colorado and Ser nard rivers in Texas, have caused those streams to overflow and an in- undated area is increasing steadily.
 John Q. RockefeIer's only hope of relief from Cuyahoga county tax as- sessment of $1,200,O0O upon an invol- untary personal tax return of S311,- 055,337 now lies in the federal courts.
 1t is stated that the report published in the Bourse- Gazette that Russia France and Great Britain were endea- yoring to secure the reopening of the Dardanelles is a pure invention.
 Because the neighbors didn't like the noise they made during nights, the 30 dogs kept by Miss Ludwich of Chi cago the last two years, were taken by the health department to the town pound.
 That seventy-five per cent of the pupils in the grammar grades in 119 schools out of 43S can sing an ordinary hymn at sight is disclosed in a re- port made by the federal bureau of education.
 pr. Frank C. Goodnow, president of Johns Hopkins University, was the principal speaker at the celebration of Andrew Carnegfe's 18th birthday at the Carnegie Technical school, in Pittsburgh.
 One of the palaces at Messina Italy, damaged by the earthouake in 1qOS owing to bad weather suddenly col lapsed, burying three families fin the ruins. Six persons are said to be still under the ruins.
 The town of Woods, which for sev- eraI days has been threatened by for est fires, is reported out of danger. The flames are passing tu the northeast in practically uninhabitable section of the Kiamichi mountains.
 The se plumbers iron, Iowa, Minne- sota- Illinois, Wisconsin and other Middle West States, indicted for aI- legged violation of the Sherman Anti trust Act, will have to face trial in the Federal Court on December 8.
 Justice Holmes refused to issue a writ to bring the Leo M. Frank Mur- CT case to the supreme court for re- view. Justice Lamar previously had refused the writ. Application for re- view will be made to the entire court l Monday.
 Secretary Daniels in a Thanksgiving address to the thousands of employees at the Government Printing Oflce, spoke for a national policy of peace with the world and replied to critics of the state of preparedness of the army and navy. s. Junior Iieutenants of the class of 1 1915 cannot hope to reach the grade of lieutenant in less than forty years , NTWa h- | grades of line officers of the navy. in the opinion of Rear Admiral Victor Blue, chief of the bureau of naviga- tion.
 Aboard the steamship Byron, which arrived at New York from South American ports, were 58 passengers and 61 members of the crew of the Lamport and Holt liner Vandyck, which was captured by the German cruiser Karlsruhe off the coast of | Brazil
 A Mexican supposed to be fugitive l from justice in New York, entered the fourth floor room of MT. and Mrs Morris G. Congdon in Hotel AdeIphi, l at a point of a revolver, seriously wounded MT. Vongdon in the scuffie that followed, then killed himself. An undermined man, about 35 years old, was found dead near Hartford yesterday or bank near the Connecti- cut river. The medical examiner says that the man had apparently stumbled down the embankment, his head be- coming wedged between some stones Cerebral hemorrhage is given as the cause of death
 r. w. Carraway, J. c. Wilson and J. R. McInrey, charged with com- pIicity in dynamiting bridges in Sonora and who have been held by the Mexican authorities, were brought to the border here last nightSonora to the border at Nogales, Ariz., and delivered to the United States au- thorities.
 Argentine Dreadnousht Sails.
 Boston, Nov. 26.-The Argentine dreadnought Rivadavia today took Ma Sza nhi1satf ha1z i.a