Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-08

 John J. Blaine, of RoscobeI, Wis.,, former State senator will run as an candidate for Governor at the general election in November.
 Secretary of State Bryan left Wash ington for Ohio where he will spend on the stump and Friday and Saturday he will speak in Indiana.
 Contributions amounting to $2,oo4 were received by the New York State Board of the American Red Cross, bringing the total amount to S193,1S7.
 Arthur Murphy, an inspector in the Department of Water Supply in Brooklyn, committed suicide after he had been i'll of pneumonia five days. While making an ascension at Red Wing, Minn., Clifford Bisonette's ba1- loon burst into flames. Bisonette was killed when his parachute failed to open.
 Farmers & Merchants National Bank at Tupelo, Okla, held up R. M. Arm strong. the cashier and escaped with s2,437..
 Exports of merchandise from the port of New York for the week end ing October 3, amounted to ;s13,270,- S65, against $14,655, ,45s the same period last year.
 Mrs. Franklin H. Hooper, president of the Board of Governors. will lay the cornerstone of the new Mountain side Hospital at Montclair, N. J., on Saturday.
 According to information from Washington, President Wilson intends to insist on the adoption of his three year truce plan for settling the Col orado strike.
 Captain Robin Grey, a British army aviator, has been enrolled on the Legion of Honor by President Poincare for distinguished service with the army in France.
 Signor Marconi, the Italian inventor, has completed a successful test of a new wireless telephone device with which the human voice can be heard clearly nine miles away.
 Health authorities of Louisville, are conducting a strict investigation of local butchering establishments .Thous- ands of pounds of horse meat have been sold as hamburger.
 Charles Hutchinson, 19 years old, of Englewood, N. J., was sentenced to six had lived for a month in a cave in Vanderveer Park, Brooklyn.
 Associate Justice Daniel T. Wright, of the District of Columbia, against whom impeachment charges are pend Wilson, to take effect November 15.
 
 A strike involving 100 employees at the Newborn, N C., shops of the Nor folk Southern Railway, followed the dismissal of several union men for re- fusal to work on a holiday without ex- tra pay.
 John Ray,'a negro employed by former Sheriff l. A. Hopper, of Fair lawn, N. J., was arrested at Hacken- sack, charged with kidnapping May Smith, aged eight.
 John T. cronin, Commissioner of Safety at Beacon, N. Y., will file a pe- tition at Albany, nominating William Sulzer as the American party's candi- date for Governor. The petition has 10000 signatures.
 The sum bequeathed by Mrs. Frank Leslie, who died recently to Mrs. Car rie Chapman Catt, the suffrage leader, is in excess of Ss00.0O0, in the opinion of William Nelson Cromwell, one of the executors of the estate
 Philip K. WaIcott, junior member of the law firm of Hawkins, Delafield & Longfcilow of New York, was killed by falling from his office on the 18th floor at No. 20 Broad Street His death is said to be accidental.
 
 Julian Carlton, insane negro chef who murdered Manah BorthwicIS and five others at the bungalow of Frank Lloyd Wright, wealthy Chicago archi- tect, near Spring Green, Wis, August 16, died from poison he took i'm mediately after the murders. Carlton. in an insane rage, set fire to the bun g;tlow which housed Mrs. Borthwick. her two children and three others He then stationed himself at a window and killed the occupants one by one as they attempted to escape.