Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-06

Condensed Telegrams

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 The frs. snow of the season fell at Altoona, Pa.
 There will be no British general election until after the war.
 The business section of Muncie, Ind. was almost destroyed by fire. of St. Thomas, Danish West Indies. King Peter of Serbia has gone to the front.
 Russia has imposed a war tax of from five to fifty cents on every the atre ticket.
 According to the Amsterdam Tele- graaf, nine more spies have been ex- ecuted at Brussels.
 Samuel Req, president of the Penn sylyania Railroad, underwent a minor operation at Philadelphia.
 A report from London states that the prospective French five per cent. loan will be issued at s6 or ST.
 More than 100000 members of German trades unions,k or 42 per cent of the total, are serving in the army.
 The steamer seistan arrived in New York from Bussorah with the first cargo of the new crop of Persian dates.
 General Francisco Villa declared Naco, Sonora, the Capital of Mexi- CO" His troops will rest there for 30 days.
 pr. George Sarrazin, Professor of of Breslau. Germany, died there,aged
 Lieut.. Stangen, a grandson of Geo. Ehret, the New York brewer, died in Berlin of wounds received on the bat tiefield-
 Nineteen foreign-b built vessels, with total tonnage of 49,082 were admit ted to American registry since June 30 last.
 Contracts for s25,ooo worth of steel rails were placed with the mills at Gary and South Chicago, H., during October.
 The bodies of two American Nor mon colonists, reported shot down by
 
 Grandes, Chihuahua
 Richard Lloyd George, son of David Lloyd George, British Minister of Mu- nitfons, has been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-colonel.
 The Rev. William H. Rainey, Chap lain on the U- S. s. Connecticut and known as the athletic priest, Is seri- ously ill in New York
 About $50 employees of the shell de- partment of the Westinghouse Ma chine Co. plant at Pittsburgh, went on strike for higher wages.
 Sir Cecil spfine Rice, the British tawa on his annual visit to the Gov ernor- Genera4-4o Canada
 Over 790oo tons of structural steel were placed by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co. The steel will be used for improvements on the system. 
 Floods caused by the overflow of the Fiber killed many cattle near Rome, and endangered the lives of peasonts. No loss of life was reported.
 pr. Gruitch, Serbian army doctor, declared in London that there are nearly 2,000 women in Serbia's arnN and that more are being organized.
 Hyman Hoffman was killed and four others injured in fire caused by the explosion of a gasoline tank in the Standard Ash Can Co.,, New York.
 Governor General von BeseIer of Poland issued a norder that the Jew ish population is not to be disturbed in the exercise of prescribed religious duties.
 The United States naval collier Neptune failed to attain the required speed with her engines off Norfolk, Va, and will have another trial No vember 16.
 A keg of methyIene blue dye, offer perty by the Midland Railway, was sold for $1.550. It was worth s60 be- for the war.
 Three men were shot and slightly wounded in riot at the car barn of the Wilkes-Rarre, Pa, Railway Co.,, where strike has been in progress
 Bids will be asked by the Southern Pacific. Co.,, for two freight steamers to be used in the coastwise trade. The ships will be operated between Gal weston and New Orleans and New York.
 declared at Lucerne, Switzerland. that he had not gone there on a peace mission, and added that Germany will continue the war to it's conclusion by arms. Arnrc-- o~.,.-~-,