Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-06

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 Ten thousand persons perishsd in the West River floods in China es forming China proper are declared to be free of opium
 Five men were instantly killed and six others buried and badly injured | in sewer caye-in in Bayonne-
 A monument to the fifty men who N. J, was dedicated on the Fourth.
 Only two fire cracker accidents were in Boston on July 4th, and | those were of trivial nature. = French investors lost 556,0oo, GOO | francs (s112.o0o.ooo) during the last | six months on depreciations.
 | 'middies" from Annapolis on a cruise, sailed from Naples for Gibraltar.
 The increasing number of Italians in Panama has brought about the ap- pointment of a consular and diplomat ic agent.
 Thomas McMulIen, about 55 years old, was drowned while trying to swim twice across Lake Housatonic at Derby.
 The lower house of the Mexican Congress passed bill, authorizing Huerta to float a 60.00O.000 peso in- ternal loan-
 A Turkish destroyer is reported to have bombarded and captured a Greek sailing ship that was carrying refu- gees to Chios.
 Arthur RybitsI<y of San Francisco, an aviator, was killed when his aerq1 plane was caught in an aerial eddy above the canyon.
 A French army aviation corps officer was killed and another fatally wound- ed by a fall of 500 feet in a mono plane at Rheims.
 American residents of London enter talneQ the l5O OlQ CIVIL w ar NeUeTslI-S who draw their pensions through the American consulate general
 Minister Naon, of Argentina. one of the mediators, returned to Washing ton from Niagara and will confer with the constitutionalist leaders.
 At the fifteenth annual convention of the Sigma Lambda Nu fraternity at New Haven, Dr. P. R. Henry of Brook fyn. N. Y-. was elected president.
 Sir Arthur and Lady Conan Doyle sailed from Montreal for Liverpool on the White Star liner Megantic, after touring the United States and Cam ada.
 Martin Douglass of Greensboro, a grandson of Stephen A. Douglas, was nominated for congress from the Fifth North Carolina district by teh progres< sives.
 In Connecticut district, which fn- c1udes Rhode Island, the corporation, excise and income taxes aggregated $1, ,036. .935.1s and the individual income tax s73S,45o1.
 4 fire which is believed to have been | set by boy celebrators burned several | buildings on the estate of John B, l Tidd at Stoneham, Mass, causing a loss of S12,000.
 Princess William of Wied left pu, razzo with her children and her de- parture is believed to fofsshadew the ] abdicatien by Prince William Of the throne of Albania.
 Refugees report that famine threat ems both the soldiers and civilians in Guaymas. The Federal garrison is | nraaQro6 n xz-na 1la | ConstitHtionalists attack. The first bale of 1914 cotton mar keted iH the United States, weighing | 392 pounds sold on the cotton ex- change at Houston. Texas, for S5et or sl.27 1-2 per pound. | Mrs. L. Conway, who, with her hus- band Charles Conway, was convicted of the murder of Miss Sophia Singer a Baltimore girl, was pardsned by Governor DuRne, of Illinois. Many titled friends Of the lat, | Archduke Ferdinand and the Duchess | who were not invited to the funera services iR the Hofbufg chapel pre-. tested against their exclusion.
 Sir Edward Carson, Ulster Uaisais leader, in a speech in South London said: If ever we ge into the Irisi !
 point of the bayenet, but of eur ewl l free wiii.7
 Evidence of extertieH by businesi | agents of labor union of large suHai Il of money from manufacturers out sid' of Chicago. and from Chicago contrae. tors will be presented to a speeia federal grand jury.
 The Meriden police are engaged lr | an active search for the person whc 1 fired a shot that struck John Kay aged g years. with perhaps fatal con-
 sequences, Saturday afternoon whil, lying in a tent in the rear of his home
 The sale ef cocaine, hereln, nner-
 PhiBs and opium to prisoners in Sing Sing has Retted what is known as ths
 Drug Syhdieate' a yearly profit oi
 mere than $25, o0n, according to Janes
 M. Clancy, vine resigned recently al
 warden.
 President MeReoai has Pardened En- Piqus Maza, the Cuban journalist wht in August, 1912, was sentenced to tive
 and a half years Imprisonment for as-
 saulting Hugh s. Gibsea. then charge | d'affairas of the American legation al