Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-02

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Condensed TeIegrams Another slide in the Panama Canal was reported
 Kaspar won zumbetseh, noted Aus trian sculptor. died at Vienna aged September wheat jumped ii cents a bushel just before the close of the Chicago grain pit
 A quarantine has been placed on all Chicago live stock owing to the foot and-mouth disease
 The Philadelphia mint will coin ceived from England
 Chancellor Son Bethman- H HolIvyeq win issue the third German war loan at the end of October.
 Colonel E. Livingston Price of Gull vers Lake. N. J., picked a quart of strawberries in his gardeR-
 Beginning today, wages of 5000 em- will be advanced from to 10 per cent.
 All untrained Germans in Holland belonging to the 1916 draft were ord cred to return to Germany immedi- ately.
 The Farrell, Pa, tin mill of the American Sheet & Tin Plate Co. Is being worked at capacity on rush orders.
 An aviation section of the signal corps of the New York National Guard was authorized by Governor Whitman.
 More than 5000 miners in the South Wales district went on strike in pro- test against the employment of non- unionists.
 All metals in the Kaiser's palace at Berlin that are not in actual neces- sary use will be taken over by the Government.
 Four thousand prisoners among whom were 67 officers. arrived at Marseilles on their way to French prison camps.
 A daughter has been born to Mrs. Edwin w. Friend of Burlington, whose husband lost his life in the Lusitania disaster.
 
 British prisoners taken in the region of Arras were increased by 24 officers and 2.1s4 men, the German War Of- flee announced.
 President WiIson appointed Amer his personal representative at the cor onation of the Mikado.
 L. U. Morris has been appointed general superintendent of the Fl Paso & Southwestern Railroad with head quarters at Fl Paso.- Tex
 An appropriation of szs, ,s5oooo for Inobilization expenses and to help the families of soldiers was passed by the
 A 1,soo ton metal mixer, the Iarees, if Its kind, will be erected at the Homestead plant of the Carnegie Steel Co, at cost of sseo.Ooo.
 Fire that broke out on Wednesda, | on the American steamer F. J. Lins- man. at Rio de Janeiro. damaged the cargo of kerosene and turpentine. | President Wilson will greet thr Daughters of the American Revolu, ton at their seventy-fifth annua meeting in Washington on October II | 10 prevent TuTNner violence Dl striking garment workers additiona police were ordered to patrol tn clothing manufacturing district O Chicago.
 Employees of the Pennsylvania Rail road machine shops at Altoona. Pa were ordered to work Sull time. be ginning Oct. l. About 2.0Oo men ar affected.
 Alexander s. Porter. one of tn leading real estate operators in Bos ment of the Back Bay section, died a the age of 7s years. Chicago packers will not be given hearing by the State Department un tll the official text of the British Priz Courts decision confiscating thei products is received. Allen H. Seaman of Yonksrs wa killed and his wife and mother fatal over several times and was wrecke near Middletown, N. Y. J. J. Mendenhall, prominent orang grower and mill operator of Clear water, Fla, convicted last week ( the murder of Miss Susie Eliot wa sentenced to life Imprisonment ] Police Commissioner Woods sum moned representatives of the patrol mems and heutenants' benevolent as sociations to headquarters and warn ! ed them ehat they had violated tn law in formally indorsing woman sui frage.
 Judge Sumner Lobinaer of tn l, United States court in China, calle on President Wilson. expressed tn opinion that the form of governmen . of China would not be changed a , this time from a republic to a mon archy.
 Forty-three American doctors an sanitary engineers. representatives c the Red Cross and Rockefeller Foun datton. were decorated by Crow Prinve Alexander of Servia in re cognition of their services in stop ping epidemics there.