Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-26

The kronPrinz Wilhelm was remov- ed from drydock and anchored in the stream at Newport News, Va
 Iron production in Germany in amounted to 933,438 tons, com pared to S03,623 tons in February.
 The European war his increased the death rate in New York city from 1S- 40 to 1864 per 1000 in the last nine months.
 Herr Steffens, a German inventor, applied at Berlin for letters or patent | for making of lubricating oil from | molases.
 The Danish Parliament adopted the | all the right to vote, and abolishes sex privileges.
 Rain extinguished forest fires that had been burning in the Cumberland and Susquehanna valleys in central Pennsylvania
 Mayor MitcheI indicated that he will veto the bill providing for the withdrawal of Far Rockaway from te City of New York.
 Arizona's second State Legislature convened in special session to pass the general appropriation bill that failed at the regular session.
 seriously, when tornado destroyed the home of S. L. Whitley, a farm CT near Shawnee, Okla
 According to Secretary of the Navy Daniels, the fleet will pass through the Panama Canal July 4, in spite of all reports to the contrary.
 Sidney Rogers, the New York school boy who ran away from home after receiving poor marks in school, was found at Bradley Beach, N. J.
 A slight panic was created in the Bronx courthouse by the finding of a ''bomb" in an elevator. The bomb" turned out to be an electric iron. Striking seamen at Glasgow, who had held up the departure of several liners, won a complete victory and returned to work at higher wages. Despite rain and floods, war ma neuvres between the Brown and White armies between Houston and Galveston, Tex, without Interruption. A loan of one million dollars, nego-
 
 derson, of Alabama, temporarily solves the financial difficulties of the State. Express service on the Third Averue 'fL" in New York was tied up for sev- era1 hours when a train crashed into l a stalled express. No one was injured. Martial law was proclaimed in Port ugal, following the action of five mu- nicipal chambers in refusing to ac- cept the validity of government de- crees.
 Fort Worth, Texy was without it's natural gas supply when the floods caused two breaks in the mains be- tewen the city and the Clay County gas fields.
 Secretary RedfieId laid before P"es- ] ident Wilson at the Cabinet meeting l estimates that American exports for the current fiscal year will reach | $2,750, ,0O0. .00O.
 | Thousands on their way to business | from Brooklyn to Manhattan were de- layed when 'L" traffic on the Brook lyn bridge was tied up when a train jumped the track.
 John D. Rockefeller is at Bay Pond, N. Y., the camp of his brother Will | ian. He drove the 200 miles from Tarrytown to the camp and intends to | return the same way.
 The German Federal Council order all holders of rice and rice flour in quantities exceeding 440 pounds to turn it over to a purchasing agency that is authorized to buy it. | Mayor Dom Roberts, of Terre Haute, Ind, serving a sex-year term in the Federal Penitentiary at Leav- enworth, Kan, still exercises the func- tions of mayor of his home city. Charles Williams and Annie Fergu- son, American crooks, were sentenced in London to Imprisonment for twelve and ten years, respectively, for rob- ping London jeweler of gems worth $s,oo0.
 An earthquake of unusual severity lasting 61a minutes, was recorded on the seismograph of Canisius College at Buffalo, N. Y. It was estimated that the center of the disturbance was 2,700 miles south.
 Jealous of her husbands love for his 1S-year-old daughter Evelyn, Mrs Albert Steel, of Muskegon, Mich. the child's stepmother, bound and kill ed her by pouring muriatic acid down her throat.
 Chancellor of the Exchequer David Lloyd George will suggest in Parlia- ment Tuesday that skilled labor be imported from the colonies and the United States to help the production of war munitions.
 A special train of ten carloads of senators and representatives and their families on their way to Hawaii, ar rived at Kansas City. The delegation Is going to Hawaii at the expense of the territorial government to inspect the government works at Pearl Island Killed When Auto Tipped Over. Newport. R. l.. April 25.-B. A. Hoyt of this city died today from injuries received last night when an automo- bile in which he was riding topped