Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-28
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VOiI0OiISGu ICtONt oItlo
 The British government is buying meat heavily.
 The Reichstas is expecting to con- vene in August.
 Chicago will get the 1916 republi- can convention.
 ceived at St. Louis.
 The yield of wheat in Kansas is placed at 13S, 100000 bushels.
 The government of Vienna is taking steps to prevent the spread of choIe- | Zinc ore sold at s1se.eo a ton at 1 Joplin, Mo, the highest price ever paid.
 King Victor Emmanuel is living the live of the ordinary soldier at the | front
 Since the outbreak of the war, 3O,OOO | settlers have taken up their homes in l Canada.
 The Rome "Messagero" opened viz
 
 alleged German attitude.
 Russian soldiers. are stationed at Urmiah to prevent anti-American riots. and to protect foreigns.
 Rafael Joseffy, one of the worlds greatest pianists, died at his home in New York of acute indigestion.
 Syd Jones, hanged at Birmingham, Ala, left notice in his cell confessing responsibility for thirteen murders.
 It was reported in London that Buckingham Palace has been insured for $1S,5OO,Ooo against zepplin raids.
 According to the United States cen sus, Utica, N T., has a population of S5,419, an increase of HIPS since 1910.
 After having continued for 45 months the strike of the shopmen on the Har- riman lines will come to an end on June 28.
 men at Springfield Mass, President Wilson declared. T will keep of war if I can"
 Over four million copies of the pros- pectus of the new war loan have al- WAY England
 Gen. Victoriano Huerta, accompa- nied by his son and secretary, stopped in Chicago on his way to San Francisco fair.
 By vote of 2o3 to ee, the Massa- chuSetts Federation of Women'S clubs indorsed women's suffrage at a meet ing at Marlboro, Mass.
 Great Britain will enforce "certain steps" to influence the people of Eng land to adopt habits of economy for the remainder of the war.
 Fire destroyed the main winery and storehouse of the Barton Vineyard Co., at Fresno, Cal, with 1000 gallons of wine, at loss of $50,000.
 Sultan Mehemed of Turkey is re- ported in an improved condition fol- lowing an operation for the re- moval of gallstones at Constantinople.
 A timber reserve in Alaska, about 200 miles in length, and from five to ten miles in width, was created by an order signed by President Wilson
 The Wiilys- Overland Automobile Co.,, announced per cent increase in hourly raes of wages, effective in all departments on July 15. About Il, 900 men are affected.
 Seventeen Americans, arriving on six liners since June 1, are held up in the Mersey off Liverpool because they either are without passports, or have defective papers
 Carrying two passengers, Stephen McGordon, in a Heinrich military bi- plane, flew for one hour and thirty seven minutes over MineoIa L. He ascended 5000 feet
 Former Senator Burton of Ohio ar rived at New York on the steamer Verdi from South America, after a tour in which he covered practically all of South America
 Miss Winifred De Mereier, of Cam den, N. J., was awarded the Royal Red Cross fo distinguished services on the European battlefields, according to a copy of the official gazette.
 An order for 3o,ooo horses to be ill., ed in Fort Worth, Texas markets was awarded to horse commission firm there by representatives of the French and British Governments
 Mrs Elizabeth Fellows, widow of former District Attorney John R. Eel lows, was burned to death when her clothing caught fire from a gas stove in her home in New York as she was making tea.
 Scores of skilled mechanics are leav- Q