Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29

S9,VVO damage 10 Inlntary supplies | stored at Ottawa.
 Rhodesia's gold output in March | amounted to sO,205 ounces valued at | 3G5,36S pounds. Ohio are closed as a result of the strike | of about 5000 miners.
 Articles of incorporation were filed l at Albany by the Sinclair Oil & Re- | tining O.. capital S5.o0o.OOo. Ten thousand painters in New York have decided to join the May Day strikes. The painters demand S5 a day.
 Net earnings of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation for March amounted to ! about S5.5oo.ooO, new high record
 A s5.oco contribution to the con science fund Wa received by the Treasury Department from New York. The weekly statement of the Bank | or France shows decreases of 9S,S51. 900 francs in gold holdings. and 7555.OOO in ' silver.
 Conservation commissioner Pratt has ordered all the wild deer on Shelter Island. l.. l., exterminated by game wardens.
 pr. Gastao de cunha, under-secre- | tary of foreign affairs of Brazil was | appointed Brazilian ambassador to | Portugal.
 About S5oo,coo has been collected in | Germany so far this year for the relief of suffering inhabitants of Alsace- 1 Lorraine.
 Representatives of 3oo.ooo ernpIoyes convened at Chicago to try and settle differences between the railroads and employees.
 l igan Railroad Commission to the Ann | Arbor Railroad to issue S1,OOO.OOO short termnotes.
 II Ira Nelson Morris, American minis
 ter to Sweden. sailed from Stockholm for the United States on two months
 leave of absence.
 Snow fell over eastern Massachu-
 setts and Rhode Island yesterday. the
 latest date for any appreciable fall in
 more than 27 years.
 saIIie 8ryson, 14-year old daughter
 of Mrs. Robert Rryson, of Sylva. \. c.
 was arrested for the murder of her
 mother last Saturday.
 The body of William F. Kelley.
 American Consul-Generai at Rome, ar
 rived at Norfolk, Va- aboard the
 Italian warship Caesar. Four Mexican prisoners at Casas
 Grandes are reported to have been shot
 and killed by American sentries while
 attempting to escape.
 Fifty molders employed by the Mall cable iron works at New Britain have
 gone out on strike for an increase of 25 per cent in wages. The Shadyside plant of the Vest
 inghouse Electric Co.,, in Pittsburgh,
 employing 1900 persons. was closed as , a precautionary measure. installation of pay telephone station. in each of the subway stations In the
 city owned lines was ordered by the f Public Service Commission. Readiustment of routes and fare e limits on the Bay State Street Railway Q will neani an increase in fase in some a instances from five to 12 cents. I 4 party of sportsren left Riverside i Cal, for the southern reaches of the - San Jacinto Valley to hunt a herd oi
 IS American camels. reported there.
 Tho pestofFioo at 5owdinh==l. Ne. ' q robbed of money and r-nrnps to ? valu' Q of several hundred dollars early yes, [ tc-day.
 !. proaidert Wilson received 2 dcIc-a. - ton os Holland government and busi = ness men on this country 10 strength
 cn business relations between the twt e countries.
 - New York will witness one of tn
 N-Ff~ a.-
 when 1O5.00O business md profession
 al men march for "Citizens' Prepared e ness" on May IS.
 ,; TraAieksr= in vice Tn 5rIdseport nr d not except in isolntcd cases. n honn l. product. according to the report soOi l. to be published by special city com
 mission CT social conditions. After having had darrsgo cause - by striking q mirc On April 1 repai-e, n, at London. tho Dutch steamer Maas
 haven struck another mine and san h while being lowed to Rotterdam. o Fourteen hundred mon employed | "a the International Harvester Co. twin V shop in Chicago went on strike be ss cause several of their fellow -worlSme , were sent home charged with intoxica ,F tion.
 = Secretary Lansing has again dc ,u manded of Great Britain tho release C "a the 3s Au5trians Turks and German S taken from the American steanC iu China by a British cruiser of Shaag
 hai.
 e. Great Britain has agreed to tf n- sale of the Wagner Steamship Go. { l. an American company on conditio VI that the buyers agree to lease the ve. he sells on a time charter to a Britis of company.
 d Asked for his views on the Irish ul d. rising, Count von Berstorff, Germs on ambassador. replied: Why. all tho n small countries that England wants
 protect seem to want to fight their ov
 battles"
 fingered by tales of the murder In 10 year old Edna Dinsmore in Topel
 200 prisoners at the State Penitentia .b. at Lansing. Kan. tried to lynch Fr
 Bissen, of Topeka, accused of |
 murder.
 TOT Details of the alleged slight offer TNs,x-a