Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-23

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 boat destroyer McDonough at New port, caused slight damage.
 John WeIdy of Brooklyn, 79 years old, was accidentally asphyxiated by gas escaping from a leaking jet.
 Anna Hoffman, 37, daughter of Mrs, arrest in England as a German spy.
 A bill was introduced in the British House of Commons postponing all elections in Great Britain for one year.
 The American Society in London will not hold it's usual Fourth of Ju- ly celebration this year because of the war.
 Pietro Barone, accused of carrying concealed weapons, was sent back to Italy to fight by Judge Dike, of Brook lyn.
 The cunard liner car1eronia, carry ing large supplies of war munitions, arrived at Liverpool from the United States.
 Only six cases will. be under advise ment by the supreme court during the
 
 tribunal.
 Francis M. EdgeII was granted a di- vorce by Judge Graham in Hunting ton, W. Va. He accused his wife of chewing tobacco in bed.
 "AI" Jennings. former outlaw and defeated candidate for governor of Oklahoma will begin religious re- vival in Brooklyn next fall.
 
 Secretary Redfied reported at the cabinet meeting that the total trade balance in favor of the United States on June 19 was s976,oOo,OoO.
 The Overall factory of the Peabody was partially destroyed by a bomb The damage was about s5,000.
 Robert Lansing, acting secretary of state in President Wilson's cabinet was awarded the degree of doctor of laws at Colgate University.
 Vice-President Marshall was the chief speaker at the dedication of a six-mile section of the Lincoln High way east of Fort Wayne, Ind.
 Eleven Austrians were arrested at Vancouver, B. C., charged with having broken internmant regulations by try ing to escape to the United States.
 The German minister at scfia. Bull garia, Dr. G. Michahelles, arrived ins Berlin for a conference at the foreieni office. He will return soon to his post
 The French cruiser Descartss land-l ed sailors at Cape Haitien, Haiti, toI safeguard lives and property after theE capture of the city by the government forces.
 A. Russell Clarke, a prominent mer- chant of Toronto, died in a London hospital as a result of exposure con tracted at the time of the Lusitania disaster.
 The German Government made a full explanation and paid an indemnity of S45,000 for the lives of five Spauiards who were shot by mistake last August at Liege.
 Hyn1an charIob, tailor, with a shop in the 12-story building at Nos. 1927 West 21st Street, New York, was in stantly killed when he jumped from the roof.
 A heavy windstorm caused consider able damage at Carmi, III. Four coaches of Louisville and Nashville train went into a ditch but no lives were lost.
 More than 1000 Canadians have ap- piled to enter the aviation service of Great Britain's army, and many are being instructed in the aviation school at Toronto.
 John Reed an American war corre- spondent, and Boardman Robinson, an artist, were arrested at I<holm, Russia, for having entered the war zone with out permission.
 Little marble idols, used in China to scare demons away from children were presented to Baby Sayre and Baby McAdoo by the Rev. Charles Scott of the Presbyterian mission at Tsingtau.
 The Rev. w. J. o'suIIivan, rector of St. Augustine's Roman Catholic church, Montpelier, Vt, died after a long illness, aged 61. He was regarded as one of the most eloquent preachers in the diocese.
 1t was reported at Basic, Switzer- land, that an Austro German trust company. in conjunction with the Rou- l mania proprietors. has purchased the l entire cereal crop of the 1915 Rou- | manian harvest
 The Dominican republic will install l 8 civil service system generally simi- | lar to the American service as the re- suit of weeks of negotiation between the state department and commits sion of Dominicans
 Orh arguments were begun before 1 the Interstate Commerce Commission in the western rate advance case in volving about 150 railroads operating west Of the Mississippi river and east Of Denver and New Mexico.
 A gasoline tank of the fishing sloop Natalie, exploded in the harbor at New Bedford. The captain and owner, A. F. Butler. was severely burn ed about the head and shoulders Ar thur Hellor, a Spanish War Veteran was thrown from the wharf by the