Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-26

LILEIIU- ed the funeral of two of the strikers shot by deputies at Roosevelt, Y, J. During the last 30 days of his ad- ministration former Governor West, of Oregon, freed eonditionalIy 59 convicts.
 The military government of Havre darkened the city Saturday night in anticipation of an attack by ZeppeIins.
 Former Governor Martin H. GIynn, of New York will spend February and a part of March in the Panama Canal Zone
 Three bandits were captured in a shack near Granite Springs, N. Y, after they had robbed the postofice there.
 Baron Stephen Burian, Austro Hun garian minister of foreign affairs, ar rived at Berlin to confer with Emperor William.
 The Cunarder Pennsylvania sailed from New York for Liverpool with two twelve-inch guns Iashed to her forward deck.
 General Joffre, French Commander, was decorated with a Russian Cross of St. George by @ member of Emper- or Nicholas suite.
 Ernest Bourne, former. r.governor-gen- eral of the French provinces in East Africa. was appointed governor gen eral of Indo-China.
 Daniel D. Morss, treasurer of the Bos- ton Chamber of Commerce for mary years, died at his home in ROxbury after a brief illness.
 William j. Cunnnins, a farmer of Montague, N Y, was chased up q tree by a large black bear which he at tempted to scare away.
 The final result of the subscriptions for the Austrian war loan, amounted to S670,000,0OO, according to an official announcement in Vienna.
 The Illinois Steel mills, at AIilwau- kee, Wis, will be running practically at capacity this week, when ] 1,000 addi- tional men will be put on.
 A concurring resolution urging a special session of Congress to enact rural credits legislation was read in the House by Representative Morgan.
 The Morsemore Methodist and Cal vary Baptist churches, and School No. 16,, of YOnkers. N- r., were closed be- cause of scarlet fever in the district
 Three men were killed near LacIza- waXeN, Pa. when an Erie locomotive on which they were riding was derafI- ed and rolled into the Lackawaxen river.
 A personal representative of Kaiser Wilhelm laid a wreath on the coffin of GOnzalo Quesada late Cuban Min ister to Germany at his funeral in Berlin.
 A bill to regulate the sale of poison in China by American residents in the consular districts there, was reported favorably to the House by the Foreign Affairs Committee.
 Six timber wolves are terrorizmg the district around Redwood School, near Springfield. Mo. They steal chickens and pigs. and once chased a man on horseback.
 Amos W. Hovey, aged 97, who at the time of his retirement in 1911 was the oldest active postmaster in the United States, died at his home in BrisoI Springs, N. '.
 The Harvard University corporation professors driven from their land by the war, Refugee educators will come to Harvard to teach.
 The Dutch Government has decided in consideration of the present EurOp- can situation, not to send a warship to San Francisco at the formal open ing Of the Panama Canal.
 An officers casualty list issued in London covering the period between December 30 and January l2, shows Ea i'm no =-I, lost q total of 257 officers.
 The Inspector Of Police of Mexico arreted Isiddro COTtes, who is accused of firing the first shot at Gustavo Ma dero, brother of the former President Madero, who was killed February 19, 1913.
 Despite bad weather for wireless test. experiments made by the LaCka- wana Railroad between a moving train and fixed stations were successful, and will lead to the extension of the roads wireless system.
 RosiIIo, the Cuban aviator who pro- posed to fly over the British cruiser off the harbor of Havana and drop newspapers. was informed by the Bri- fish Legation that he would be fired on by the cruiser.
 The American steamer Matanzas sailed from Norfolk, Va, for Bremen with 6,30O bales of cotton. The yes sel was loaded under supervision of British inspectors and the matches sealed with the British stamp.
 # Charles Gordon Emery 2d. of Youngstown, \. Y, stays on the water wagon until he is aged 30, and ab- stains from tobacco for the same peri cd. he will receive under the will of his grandfather, c. G. Emery, S50,000.
 Governor General Harrison of the issued an order that Gen. eral NOriel, one of the most prominent natives of Cavite Province be put to death January 27 for the murdef of a native. NorieI applied to him for a pardon.
 The Toledo News Bee was fined S7, 500, and the editor. N. D. Cochran, S200. by Judge KilItis, of the United States District Court there. The char-a WAS cnntempt growing n11t of