Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-10

The per capita circulation in the United States on April was S5s.4l.
 Bids for 100 more auto trucks for the army will be requested in a few days.
 Exports of copper from Atlantic tailed 1,430 tons.
 Gasoline tank wagon basis, was ad- vanced l cent gallon to 19 cents at Los Angeles. Cal
 A total production of 4e5,Ooo bushels of winter wheat was forecasted by the Department of Agriculture.
 About soIooo men are expected to at tend military training camps in the United States this summer.
 A despatch from Paris reports that the new French loan will probably be postponed until the autumn
 Thomas B. Madden, principal keep ,er of the New Jersey State Prison at Trenton. died of pneumonia
 During the past month, the Mexican government has repaired and made available for use 1000 freight cars.
 -
 George Ehret, the brewer, celeorat- cd his slst birthday. He has been in Berlin since the beginning of the war
 Gov. 6rumbaah of Pennsylvania branded as false all reports that he would retire from the Presidential race.
 Congress was asked for sso,ooo by l by Secretary of War Baker to estab- fish radio stations along the Mexican border.
 The German Government appropriat- ! ed coffee, tea and chicory and appoint cd a commission to regulate their dis | tribution.
 Passengers arriving at Manila re- ' ported saQ unsuccessful native upris- ing at Saigon, capital of Cochin, French China
 "cafe Wilson" in Louvain. named in honor of the President, has been ! closed by the Germans because of vii olations of the law.
 pounds Of copper has been placed with American copper producers by the British government.
 A Melbourne report states that 15O.- 900 tons of Australian wheat have | Fly, for S1,5OO.OOO pounds.
 Mrs. Edith Wharton has been award cd the Legion of Honor medal by thu French government for her relief worl in behalf of war sufferers The economic conferences betweei France and England to consider actiol after the war. which was to begin thi month. have been postponed. A bill calling for an investigation O the New York Cotton Exchange Wa . introduced in the House by Repre isentative Hefiin of Alabama. When President Wilson goes t Princeton, N. J., on April 25 to vote, h &wiu plant a memorial tree on tn Iroute of the Lincoln Highway. John E. Lanier, a prominent resider of Chatham, Va-- shot and seriousI j wounded his wife and then killed him , self. His motive is not known.
 Her wireless siIeneed by order of tn
 British Admiralty. the steamship Gre . tic arrived at Boston from the Meri !, terranean and the Azores with 1,ss 2 passengers
 { Charles Leighton, convicted 2 7 Woodstock, Vt, of killing Albert GIt
 son during a quarrel, was sentence . ot serve berFeen r and 20 years
 state prison
 Sir AIexander R. Simpson, form,
 dean of the faculty at the Universit kof Edinburg. died at his home in Edir ). burg of injuries received when sfruC
 by an automobile
 Kaiser Wilhelm sent his own pol 1 trait to Field Marshal von Hinder burg, commemoTating the 5Oth ann a versary of the war hero's entrance iT = to the military service. < The British steamship Matoppo, r, Q gently "captured" single handed [
 Ernest Schiller, now under arrest le
 Delaware Breakwaater. Del, to resun her trip to Vladivostok. 5 British iron. steel manufacturers ar a dealers have been forbidden to accel = further orders calling for eXpOTtatiC
 of these metqals without first securir Q the approval of the government . Irving E. Olmstead of Newton, Mas, ', a wool salesman. has been indicted f' !" first degree murder in connection wit
 the killing of Mrs. Violet c. NIooers,
 maniours, in Boston on March 13. i, Convicted of embezzIing more tha
 s95,OOO, Colbert Cecil, former bool o keeper of the Cattlesburg. Ky. Natior
 al Bank, was sentenced to serve fiV
 years in the Federal Penitentiary . Atlanta.
 . An order for twenty million pount u of AmeNcan tobacco for delivery
 European governments principal '- France and Italy was executed at Ne 10 York by the firm of Gaston, William
 and Wigmore.
 voorhees N. Griffith, aged 5f, ci n comptroller of Terre Haute. Ind, whi lt Don NJ. Roberts. later convicted 'e eliectlon frauds, was mayor. coratnjtt
 suicide, leaving a note saying his II
 twas not a success" EIGHT LAscARs KILLED