Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-11

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 A strike of 4o,oOO clothing workers in Chicago has been ordered by union leaders.
 Former Premier VenizeIos has been elected a member of the Greek Cham Der Of Deputies.
 An official British estimate places the number of civilians killed in the Irish revolt at 200.
 No dead have been buried in Liver pool since Saturday as a result of a strike of undertakers. Chinese reVolutionists have organ ized a southern republic in Canton, embracing four provinces.
 Quicksilver continues to decline, with practically no demand. The present quotation is $105 a flask.
 Exports of merchandise from the Port of New York for the week ended May amounted to $41,O52,569.
 The prince of Wales, accompanied by King Victor Emmanuel. is visiting va rious parts of the Italian front.
 Five hundred section hands of the 1 Lackawanna railroad in the Glens Falls N. T., section. went on strike for more pay.
 Supplies worth $1,o5s, ,e62 have been shipped to Europe by the Red Cross for the use of belligerents since Sep l tember, 1914.
 Three thousand Italian officers have ! been lost since the beginning of the war, according to statistics compil- 1 ed in Germany.
 Thirty nine students were gradual. | ed at the 104th commencement Of the Princeton, N. J.
 Potash in large quantities IS report ed in the Saldure Marsh in the Salt Lake eDsert by the United States Geological Survey.
 Chancellor won Bethmann- H olives received in the Chancellor's Palace tht Bulgarian Parliamentary delegation oI a visit to Berlin.
 Trainmen, conductors, and oaggag, 1Tnasters of the Canadian Northern Railroad have. been granted an in crease of P per cent.
 Announcement of the safe arrival il ITOOpSIlpS lada, carrying 14,50O men of all ranks was made in London.
 Praise for President Wilson and hi administration was the feature of tn speech delivered to the democrati Iowa state convention.
 A report from Copenhagen says tha 62 airships and an aeropane factor. at Altoona, Prussia, were destroyed b, an accidental explosion.
 Six persons are reported to hay been shot in Trieste, Austria, recently in riots caused by the enrolment o youths of IT in the army.
 The cIothinc workers strike at Chi cago whjc.. began Tuesday with tn walkout of about 500 cutters, is ex pected to spread materially.
 The London Stock Exchange com mitte withdrew its opposition to fix ing the clock time one hour in advanc during the summer months.
 Nearly e7 per cent. of the member of the British Operative Spinners' As sociation have voted in favor of strike for wage increase.
 Several German submarines have ar l having made the trip through the At lantic and the Mediterranean.
 As a result of the shortage of freigh tonnage, imported meat prices i Great Britain are higher than ever be fore in the history of the trade. Surgeon General Gorgas, U. S. A obtained IeaV of absence to make a extended tour of South America t study methods of eradicating yeIlo7 feys-.
 l The factory of E. J. Martin Sons . Rockville, makers of silk fish lines, wa , burned yesterday. The loss is ahoT S15O,000. Cause of the fire is nc 2 known.
 l Estimates of the number that wi participate i nthe Preparedness Pa rade in New York on Saturday hay been raised to 145, 5,000, with 60 applica
 tions denied.
 : Eieht persons were painfully iniure and many others slightly hurt when t Brighton Beach elevated train crashe 3 into the rear of a Fulton St. train z } the Brooklyn Bridge.
 The most valuable copper care l ever shipped from Lake Superior goo . out from Houghton, Mich, today c z | the steamer Underwood. The care i consists of $500 tons, valued at $2 ], 1 100000.
 1 Railroad detectives are investigatir an apparent attempt to wreck u Twentieth Century Limited of the Ne 8 York Central, which ran into pile = Creek, N. Y.
 q Mai. OIin L. Began, commanding u . New York National Guard in the al
 sence of Maj. Gen. O'Ryan, announce
 that the entire guard coul abe mobi y ized in marching formation within S
 hours, if called to Mexico. Because the garrison has only eig f men, Captain Chambers, quarterma ' ter, was compelled to engage Mexican . to forward forage from Marathon
 Colonel Sibley's command now near tl
 Mexican border at BouQuillas.