Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-21

at Montevideo.
 There has been withdrawn from the Sub Treasury s457.0 in gold coin for to Canada.
 The death of Gen Julio Ataentieo Roea, former President of Argentina, is at Buenos7 Ayres.
 The budget of the National Guard | and Naval Militia for New York coun- | ty in 1915 is estimated at s245,615. All the mines of the St. Joseph & Doe Run Lead Co.,, at Flat River, Mo-, | have been closed. About 1900 men are l 
 President Wilson indicated that he will be unable to attend the 300th an niversary of the founding of New York ] city on October 25.
 The fifth annual convention of the American Manufacturers Export As | sociation will begin at the Hotel Bilt- more, New York, October 25.
 In recognition of his bravery in mak- ing a rescue in the East River, Pa trolman Joseph M. Finnegan has been awarded a Congressional medal.
 
 The "Last Judsmert" a painting by Engelbrechtsen, once the property Of the King. of France, has been diScov- cred in the art museum at Detroit.
 
 Martin FIahaven, fireman, and Hen ry Hollenback, brakeman, were killed in a rear-end collission of West Shore freight trains at Little Falls, N. Y.
 H1 ca EEf were received by New York State Board of the American Red Cross. bringing the total amount to s257.413.
 Out of respect for the late James E. Sullivan, no successor to the title of director of athletics for the Panama Pacific Exposition will be appointed. The Interstate Comenrce Commis- ion called for detailed information on all block signal and other, safety ap- rparatus in use, on American. railroads.
 The liner Cameronia arrived in New York with 1,013 passengers from Lon don. She had been held up by the British cruiser Sussex off Sandy Hook
 Sir George Paish, financial advisor to the British Government, held a brief conference with President Wilson re- gardng the international credit situa- ton.
 Justice McReynolds, the new associ- ate justice of the Supreme Court, has been assigned to the Seventh Circuit, comprising Illinois, Indianan and Wis conSn.
 William Fielder, 60 years old of Brooklyn, was drowned when his launch capsized off Manhattan Beach. His nephew, Harry, 25 years old, was rescued.
 cidentally broke in the pocket of Wal lace Morrison, IS years old, student at the University of Missouri and re- suited in his death.
 A Southern Pacific Railroad. train was wrecked near Broussard, La, by bandits who had hoped to rob pas- sengers and the baggage car. Fifteen persons were injured.
 The Rev. Or. Joel F. Bingham, au- thor and writer and father of Gen. Theodore Bingham, formerly commits sioner of police in New York died at Hartford. Conn.,, aged S1 years
 George p. Cooper. aged about two years, died early yesterday at New Haven from scalds suffered when he pulled a pan of hot water off the stove and over the upper part of his body.
 One more murder was added to the list made up from the ranks of black mailers. in Harlem's Little Italy. Ni- colo del Claudio was shot down while passing stable in East 104th Street.
 David Mitchell, a farmer of North field. N. J., is suffering from lacera,- tions received in a fight with two ra- coons who sprang at him when he en- tered his checken coop. Mitchell kill ed both racoons. Two monkeys, thirsty, because of a closed Sunday, helped themselves to drinks at John Hubertu' cafe at Pat erson, N. J., and then started on a rampage smashing bottles and glass ware valued at S200.
 Howard. Blackwell, 32 years old. of Ringold. N. J., died from burns about his neck and face He had placed clothes saturated with turpentine and lard about his neck to cure cold and the clothes caught fire.
 Peter Eean of Garner street, Hart ford, a brakeman on the Meriden branch of the Western division is in St. Mary's hospital at Waterbury. in a very serious condition as a result of being run over by a switch engine in the Waterbury yards.
 The steamer Santa Catalina, a S700,- 900 freighter owned by the Grace Steamship Co.,, of New York, was burn ed to the waters edge in the Columbia River. She was beached in time to save the passengers and crew. One sailor was burned to death. Mrs. O. D. OIiphant of Trenton, N. J., anti suffragis now on the stump in Montana, has brought suit against a Montana newspaper, alleging she has been libeled by the publication of suffragist poem which accuses her of being traitor to all the race holds just and good.'
 The United States Supreme Court agreed to postpone until next term the case of the State of New Jersey against the Morris Canal Co.,, involving back taxes alleged to be due the State from the Canal company as the result of it's having been acquired by the Lehigh T..ilr