Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26

English towns snce the beginning of the war.
 Countess c. F. Gienotti, wife of Emmanuers household, is seriously i'll in Rome.
 The names of five Americans ap- pear on the latest Canadian casualty Fst- All were made prisoners by the Germans.
 30o,ooo pounds of meat was shipped from Chicago to the war sufferers in Poland by the Polish central relief committee.
 As reward for his victories in Ga licia, Gen. August von MacIxensen was promoted to the rank of field marshal by the Kaiser.
 A prize court writ was issued at Alexandra, Egypt, against the Ameri- can steamer Gargoyle, belonging to the Vacuum Oil Go.
 tilla of the Atlantic fleet has been or ganized to take care of newly com missioned destroyers-
 The weekly statement Of the Bank of France shows an increase in gold
  silver of 1,199,00O francs.
 Two hundred menders and burIera employed at the Uswoco mills of the United States Worsted company went on strike at Lawrence, Mass.
 Denning Duer, former United States consul at Lisbon, Portugal, and later attached to the consulate at London, died at his home in New Haven. Emperor Franz Josef received the Spanish ambassador at Vienna and delivered O personal letter expressing friendly sentiments to King Alfonso. The Georgia House refused to listen to a bitter attack on Governor Slaton by one of the members, at the read ing of the governors annual message. The question of woman suffrage as r businSs at tn final session of the Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs.
 Miss Katherine Page, daughter of the United States ambassador to Charles P. Loring ill London on Au- gust 4.
 Mother Mary Xavier Mehegar, sister superior of the College of St. Elizabeth, at Convent Station, N. J., died at the age of 92. She had been a nun for 6S years.
 To show regard for the Presidents attitude in the present international situation, Wilson Day. was celebrated in Portland. Ore, by proclamation of the mayor.
 Further conferences were held be- tween A. B. Potter of the Rhode Is- land comany and representatives of the trolleymen's union, in an effort to avert a strike.
 Governor Ferris of Michigan sent letters to the sheriff of each of the SS counties informing them Of the law against prizefghting, and requesting them to enforce it.
 Warden Edmund Allen, of Joliet, Ill., honor system to the supreme test when he will personally ask each of the eleven suspected trusties. Did you murder my wife?"
 It was stated in Huntington, w. Va, that the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad has just shipped 300,000 pounds of brass from there to the East for ship ment to the Government.
 Most of the miIitiamen guarding the home of Governor Slaton of Georgia since he cOmrnuted the death sentence of Leo M. Frank, have been withdrawn, all fear of mobs having passed.
 Edward c. Post, a member of the summer colony at Newport, R. l., chartered a large New York excursion steamer to take him to Newport from New York. Because of his poor health he wished to be alone.
 
 The committee on agriculture of the French Chamber of Deputies will send a subcommittee to St Nazaire to ex- anime the condition of Canadian cattle on the hoof, the first shipment of which is to arrive June 25.
 A solid silver flower basket three feet high will be the wedding gift of the Missouri congressional delegation Champ Clark. who will be married to James Thompson of New Orleans on June 80
 A largo force of detectives, mem bers of the the anarchist and bomb squads of the police department, are endeavortng to run down the men who placed bomb inside the iron railing on the grounds of the home of An drew Carnegie
 The trial Of George Joseph Smith ! at London. indicted on the charge of ! having murdered his three successive tub entered it's second stage, the eY- idence relating to the death of Beatrice 1 Mundy, one of the three victims hav- ing been completed.
 Twenty nine Episcopal parishes fin