Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-24
Ceaon s the Largsst Pr0p0on Cs Popua
Condensed Telegrams


 been decorated with the French War Cross.
 Shipments of fresh and cured meats from Chicago last week totalled 42,- 705,0 ,000 pounds.
 Funds raised in the United States amount to $1,O74,SS6.
 adopted an amendment to grant sui frage to women of Porto Rico.
 Travellers arriving in Switzerland from Germany report that Foreign | Minister von Jagow is about to resign.
 Authorities in Italian somaIiIand have Quelled a native uprising said to have been instigated by German agents.
 pr. HenrieIs Greve Blessing, physi- clan and botanist with the Nansen polar expedition in 1S9S-96. died at Christiania.
 Secretary of War Baker has been officially advised of the refusal of 116 Texas militiamen to be sworn in for border duty.
 Four trainmen were seriously injur- ed when Pennsylvania freight train was deraiIed in the Caledonia tunnel, Pennsylvania.
 Lieut.. BoeII<e, of the German Air Corps. brought down his 18th enemy aeropIane. The Kaiser promoted him to be a captain. q M. RIondeI, Minister to Rumania, will be succeeded by Col, De Saint
 Aulaire, now Adjutant to the Resident General of Morocco. Food prices in Berlin have reached
 a new high level, and the people are anxiously awaiting the appointment of<a flood dictator"
 The Trans-AtIantic steamship lanes
 are remarkably free from ice this
 year, Capt. Lewis of the coast guard cutter Seneca reported. I Senator Albert B. cummins, o e Iowa. was unopposed on Ehe Repubu ,. can presidential ballot in South Ia g tsota primary yesterday
 Anniversary Week, marking the 91s
 annual gathering of the American Un
 itarian Association and allied organ ,s4 1zatlonS opened at Boston. Il Three persons were killed and fou .s seriously injured in a windstorT
 which demolished dozen houses at
 mining camp near Birmingham, Ala. l. A constitutional amendment for Fed l. eral prohibition was endorsed by tn " Cumberland Presbyterian church at ii l. 86th general assembly at Birmingham o- Ala.
 r. JeweIry valued at s1,ooo,ooo wa le placed on exhibition at the annui IS. convention of the New York State Rt ce tail Jewellers Association at Buffa1 P N. r.
 m PatroInan John Gallagher of Jel u- sey City accidentally shot and kill' r. mug his revolver from one coat d= another.
 he William Brandt, treasurer of t on American Surety Co. stabbed himst h. at the New York office of tie compau or and was rused to the hospital in s a rious condition. lst The Supreme Court held to be u to constitutional a Wisconsin law revo
 ing charters of foreign corpoI atio we which remove cases from the State ,e- the Federal courts. DTS Prospects are for quick settIeme
 fo the strike of 4,000 union elothi
 workers at Boston, who went out y.
 terday, demanding shorter worki M. hours and more pay Sheriff S. N. HaiIey of Ebert ( was shot and killed in the court hat
 at Elberton, Ga, by Arnold Worl
 an attorney, who accused the sheriff prs being rough with a negro prisoner. m-
 ex- President Wilson was asked by G om w. B. Harvey, commissioner of \ '1th tionai Guard in the District of Colu six bia, to issue statement calling on ded public to get behind the Natiol i've Guard
 the
 leir General Manager D. c. Moon of ees New York Central Lines West, rou, o1 nounced that A. s. Ingalls,, gene l.cn tc made manager of the lines west .tne d Buffalo.
 ,g nge Timothy HeaIy, Irish member re Parliament, created an uproar in and House of Commons during debate. ,Sa- ,.. the Irish situation by. shouting, 'f ,Isr are not going to stand here and foTs our people shot"
 With tive conventions threatene
 one the regular and the other a
 l cessionist-the Republicans of Te
 
 to the National convention. The c agu yention will be anti-Rosevelt
 The Progressive party of Texas, ron state convention at Waco, Tex, C vice demned the policies of the Wilson 1tli- ministration, commended the princil wed of True Americanism and prepar di- ness, as typif1ed by Col. Roosevelt air
 Weo One hundred passengers and 6 TOT TOT the crew of the Southern Pacific Ii , lon, Proteus were vaccinated, and the $ was funigated on it's arrival at New T '.tQ- ..e from New Orleans, when passer LlIle, il', was found suffering from smallpox esa.s Ambassador Page at London cal tts tsas the State Department that he 5,,+o been officially advised that the dt ,ae,S sentence of Jeremiah C. Ly ,sS5- American convicted of participatiol 1ers 115Is the Irish rebellion, had been char l, sl,e to ten yearss imprisonment. here ade- Nearly 2,300. station employees on
 Boston and Maine Railroad, mem
 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Sta
 n4 .1,eeraT4 faa11of