Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-11

The prevalence of spinal meningitis among the Canadian troops at Sails bury Plains, England, is causing muc1 1 ul.easiness.
 Great satisfaction is expressed in Austria over the settlement of the question of the export of American cotton.
 The Michigan Board of Health was
 asked to close the Hancock Finnish College. at Houghton, because of a smallpox epidemic. After attempting two daylight hold rI.s an unidentified automobile bandit was pursued and fatally shot by 9 po- .iceman in Pittsburgh
 Belgium will exhibit at the Panama 1 Pacific Exposition in San Francisco, France will bear the entire expense Of
 Eeieium's representations. Ire Hawaiian volcano Mekuaweo Neo tain of the steamer Hilonian, which arrived at San Francisco.
 The Carolina, oreenviIIe & North
 ern Railroad Co, has been organized 1 to build an electric line between New ! DOLL anu A1LGSpOlL5 lynn" 1 Cities and towns on the Allegheny. i Monongohela and Youghiogeny rivers 1 in Pennsylvania and in the Ohio valley were threatened with floods. Posses of armed citizens joined the police of Portsmouth, Ohio, in search | ing for negro who attacked and sa- riousiy injured white girl, Il years cid.
 l The engagement was announced in 1 London of Reeinald Nicholson. manag- CT of the London Times, and Miss Nat l ilie Pearson of Great Harrington.
 Mass.
 Charles 3. WooIey, of Boston, was
 elected president of the Massachusetts Association of Sealers of Weights and
 Measures, at a meeting held in Wo-- cester.
 Tke Motz Tire 6 Rubber Co.,, of Ak wi be taken over by the Goodyear l concern, which owns 50 per cent of l the st ocl1.
 1 4 revolution has broken out in Para gUay E'he president has been captur- ! ed and in street fighting in Asuncion,
 more than 75 persons were killed or wounded
 The Controller of the Currency at 1 Washington received an application to ! convert the Bank of Atlanta, $. C., into the First National Bank of Atlanta, ! capital S25,OO0.
 Seventeen structural iron workers ser wing sentences in prison at Leaven : V orth, Kansas, for the dynamite con- i spiracy cases in Indianapolis have ap- piled for parole.
 The American gunboat Sacramento,
 which vas damaged in a collision iil ] the EapGcO River, near Tampico, Mex ] ico, will make repairs without return i ing tt a home port.
 The chiiian Government has order [ ed Guillermo Billinghurst former ! rand, revolutionist, to leave Chilian ! territory within eight days. 1 Senator Cumnins introduced reso- lution in the Senate calling for inform alton cf what the United States in es collected at Vera Cruz. l Louis Vessels, the commission mer- chant of Kingston, Jamaica, who was sent fro mthe country because of all ! IIeged shipments to the German South Atlantic fleet, arrived in New York. i w. c. Collins, president of the i Keystone Steel S Wire Co., announced i that lis company had refused an order from the French Government for 1eO = ! 000 steel arrows to be used by aviators. l The Etna Explosive Go. of New York, will take over the Etna Powder ] Co.'S two plants at Thebes, H., dyna- mite mills at Etna, Ind, and factories l at Xenia7 near Gary, H., and $50 acres l of land.
 l Judge Piatt at White Plains sen- 1 fenced James Schoonmaker, formerly l assistant secretary of the Home Say | ing Bank at White Plains to Elmira RefQrmatory, for embedding S2,OOO 1 from the bank.
 Senator WaIsh's resolution calling on 1 the State Department to furnish the 1 Senate with all the diplomatic corre- i spondenceN relating to the seizure of ] American copper shipments by Great Britain was passed by the house. ] Nathaniel Curry, president of the Canadian Car and Foundry Co.,, Ltd, is 1 in London arranging for the opening l of a agency for the handling of the ! growing trade of his company with i South Africa, Australia and the Tar
 East.
 Victoria. capital of the Mexican
 state or Iamaulipas. has been captured
 by forces loyal to General Villa after
 an extended siege, according to reports 1 received here tonight in Mexican cir cles. usually we'll informed. No de- ] tails were given.