Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-30

hne cars at Johnstown, Pa.
 Paint up" wilt be added to ''clean up, as the citys slosall III a proposed city campaign in Washington.
 Consideration of the agricultural ap- proprlatlon bul, carrying more than 522, ,O00,000 was completed in the house.
 Fernando cazzani, Peruvian minis ter of roreign anaIrs, resigned and the resignation of the remalnlng members are expected.
 Germany notified the United tSates food would not apply to shipments rom America
 The next triennial convention of LUnion Ste. Jean Baptiste D Amerique, will De he'd at Worcester, Mass, Sept. fl of this year.
 A total Of 1o1,176 animals were kill up to the close of 1914 to stay the progress of the foot-and- mouth disease in this country.
 huysen of New Jersey was reelected president of the New Jersey State Board of Agriculture.
 Three airmen were killed last Thurs day when two aeroplanes in flight col lided above the flying grounds at Jo- hannesthal, Germany.
 Ernest Nathan, former mayor of Rome, sailed from 4NOples Tor the United States to represent Italy at the Panama-Pacitic exposition.
 According to the Interstate Com merce Commission, sos persons were killed and 11,437 injured in 13,S06 rail- road wrecks durng 1914.
 The new Portuguese Cabinet is con- pleted with General Pimento de Cas- tro at the head, holding the portfolios or war and foreign affair.
 Ali of Tf,e s144ooo, ,ooo emergency currency issued to New York banks through the National Currency Asso- citation of New York is retired.
 The British consul at Lima, Peru advertised for offers for furnishing $500 tons of coal to the British collier Kingswey, in drydock at Callao.
 An order for 12 locomotives for the Servian Government will be filled at the Cooks Works of the American To- comOtive O., in Paterson. \. J.
 A census of the canal zone just completed shows a. loss of 14,136 in habitants during the past year, the per cent. of population being 31, ,160.
 It was officially announced in Der lin that Lieut.-Gen. Baron F'reytag Loringhoven was appointed quarter master-general of the German army.
 Nine passenger on the Maritime Ex- press of the IntercoIonial Railway. bound for Montreal were injured in d derailment accident near CampbeIlton. x. B.
 cleruymen of Indiana were asked by Governor Ralston to appeal to their congregations on Sunday. February II, for donations for European war sufferers.
 Stock yards at Buffalo. N. Y. and going shipments of cattle, to give time for disinfection against foot-and- mouth disease.
 When arraigned in South Norwalk, Conn.,. for the theft of poultry, Mrs Theresa Volka declared that she kill ed the chicken in self defense,a when it attacked her.
 Charles W. Peterson, of Racine, Wis died of burns received in a boiler ex- plosion on the battleship San Diego off La Paz, Mexico. His death makes the eighth fatality.
 Threatening to kill pr. E. P Rickert 8 surgeon, because he saved his life when he attempted suicide. Samuel Fangburn, a glass worker, was arrest ed in HillvilIe, N. J.
 The house met early yesterday to begin consideration of the naval ap- propriation bill, carrying about S14S.- 00oO00. Indications were that the measure would provoke lively debate
 Unless they learn to swim before commencement, several Princeton Un- iversity students will not receive their diplomas as a rule created in 1911, jre- scribing test swim, is being enforced.
 While speeding between Iron Noun tain and Pembine, Wis, the Marquette Chicago train on the St. Paul rail- road went down an 1S-foot embank- ment. No one was seriously injured.
 The American Electric Railway as- sociation began it's sixth midzyear weetinr at Washington with delegates in attendance from throughout the country.
 TaS GhTnG0 NO AnG OhL6Q States for butter. Chicago dealers shipped two car loads to England by way of Canada and are negotiating for additional large sales to the warning nations.
 The Swiss Government purchased a large quantity Of petroleum in New Orleans, to make up for the loss in supply occasioned by the suspension of importations from Russian and Rou- mania,
 The British steamer Braunton, loaded with coal, arrived at Ca'lao from Panama She left on orders from the British consul. and it is believed that she will deliver her cargo to some British cruisers in the Southern Pacific.