Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-06

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Condensed TeIegrams The net public debt on March 1 was 1,129, 300. 1S9.
 The Bank of England purchased z 76S,000 in bar gold. Chief Of Police Sylvester of Wash ington applied for retirement. Several houses and barns Were de- stroyed by a fire at Eatontown. N J. The Bank of England minimum rate of discount is unchanged at per cent Morton Riddle. manager of the Flor ida East Coast railroad, died at Jack sonville.
 Work in all Glasgow factories was | resumed when the striking engineers were pacified
 The Arkansas river at Fort Smith, Ark, is expected to reach flood stage v feet, by tonight. Construction of the new Italian su- perdreadnought Mare Antonio Colonna was begun at Genoa. | TISSiCSnI mSiSnOSZ or San Salvador 1 named Dr. Francisco Suarez as minis ter of foreign relations. lnda's contribution to the war for the financial year beginning April l next will be { 47,5O0.OOO. By vote of 28 to g, the Iowa senate killed a resolution endorsing the war policy of President Wilson. RaSinInn nii the annual meeting of the Baldwin Lo- comotive works in Philadelphia.
 Five hundred carpenters at the Du Font Powder company plant at Car ney's Point, Del, went on strike. Because of the high cost of Iivino, cemeteries of Paterson, N. J., advanced the price of graves from s25 to $50.
 An order for 2,ooo tons of steel rails was. received from the Pennsylvania railroad by the Illinois Steel company.
 The French customs duties of SIS per metric ton on steel rails was sus- pended by government decree until further notice.
 Many of the two hundred persons in the Hotel DAngleterre, Copenhagen. had narrow escapes when it was de- ~ AAAS-
 To handle the large number of per- sons going to San Francisco for the exposition, the Southern Pacific put on 104 special trains,
 The strike of coal beavers at Liver pool. which has held up Atlantic liners Tor several days, was settled and the men returned to work.
 The bill of Senator Joseph in tsa New York senate, which penalizes the possessor of a bombshe1I or bomb was advanced to final passage.
 Representatives of the French and British governments placed orders for SO,O00 tons of prairie hay with hay shippers at Houston, Tex.
 state of siege was proclaimed in the greater part of Cyrenaica, TripoIi, in an effort to put down a rebellion Cyrenaica is under Italian rule
 Jeff ManseI and H.. M. Candy, white nshermen of Camden, Ark, were lynch ed in the woods near there. They were accused of stealing hogs.
 Princeton university will introduce a course Tn military training under the direction of army officers. The course opens after the Easter holidays.
 A Chicago banking firm announced It would receive subscriptions for the new German imperial government per cent loan of 100000, 900 marks.
 Public ownership of street railways came within one vote of a favorable report in the Massachusetts Iegisla.- ture.
 A human skull, thiehbone and parts Of an arm were discovered in the stomach of a 12-foot shark caught off Soldier Key. Fla, by Henry Sanford of New York
 William E. Flames, an architect and art critic, known throughout the United States, died at St. Louis, Mo- He was GA years old. Death resulted from general breakdown
 A bill was introduced in the New ' ork senate providing for the appoint ment by the mayor of New York citv or two women as associate justices of the inferior criminal courts.
 Pope Benedict has sent a nnessaue of congratulatton on the humane work of the Red Cross during the war to Gus tave Ador of Geneva, president of the international Red Gross society.
 The contract for the erection of q $2,O00,000 addition to the Carnegie Steel company plant of Newcastle, Pa.