Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-25

The British Embassy at Washing ton denied the reports of an Indian mutiny in India.
 The American Brass Co.,, of Water bury has given it's employees further advance of per cent
 Shipping ;n New York harbor was seriously hampered, and in some cases jed up by heavy fog. The International Mill & Lumber Co.'S plant at Bay City, Mich, was destroyed by fire at a loss of S25O, ,000.
 Since the beginning of the war, the Allies have captured 730,000 square miles of German territory in Africa was withdrawn from the New York Sub Treasury for shipment to Mexico.
 The American Chamber of Commerce in Berlin will establish on March 1 a new auxiliary kitchen for persons in need.
 Pope Benedict is reported to be plan- ming to publish soon a document con demning aerial and submarine war fare.
 Demanding increased wages, 2,3o0 employees of the Armour and Cudahy packing houses at Sioux City, la, went on strike.
 A TO per cent. increase in wages has been granted to the station agents and telegraphers of the Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad.
 The bodies of 55 victims of the CT1n in fI,n IxL. buried in one great tomb at Bischofs- ben, Salzburg, Germany. w. E. Cochran, postoffiee inspector in charge of New York, has asked the Chicago police to look out for John Grant Lyman, for fraud. The British steamship StratheIyde, Philadelphia for Manchester, was tow ed into Queenstown. No one was all lowed to board the vessel Seriou damage was caused when the Jap steamship Tenyo Maru ran ashore off ShinonOseki, Japan. Part of the | cargo has been jettisoned. Sweden has arranged with England for the importation of more coal, in return for which Sweden will export | certain articles to Great Britain.
 King Nicholas of Montenegro, who holds the rank of Russian field mar shal, was offered the command of a Russian army corps by Czar Nicholas. A gas we'll producing about 2,0OO, ,00O cubic feet of gas daily has been struck | on Lesnott Farm near New Castle Pa, by the Ellwood City Oil & Gas Co.
 | Ni1n AIrn;n.I pa;nL,.IG cnL... I,.,.s been appointed commander of the | German battle fleet, succeeding Admir- al von Pohl, who retired because of | illness.
 | Ignace Paderewski, pianist and John | Smulski. a Chicago banker, called at | the State Department to arrange for | the distribution of relief supplies in | Poland.
 | ford, was killed by Pennsylvania train near the State Insane Asylum al Farmhurst, Md, from whele she had | escaped.
 | Lord Robert Cecil, Parliamentary un- der secretary for foreign affairs, at- tended a Cabinet meeting for the first time in his capacity as Minister oi Blockade.
 I SaINin DemareSty bIlilar0iSG re- l ported dead at the State Hospital fol the Insane at Elgin, H., is alive ana well, according to officials of the in- | stitutions.
 United States Senator A. B. Cum.
 mins of Iowa. filed affidavits with the
 secretary of State of Iowa as a can didate for President on the Republi' can ticket.
 The White Star liner Canopic ar
 rived at Boston from Mediterranean
 ports, Madeira and the Azores withou
 having sighted either a submarine O.
 a German raider.
 Edward caIIaghan of charIeroi, Pa filed with the Ohio Secretary of Stat
 notice of his candidacy for the Demo cratic nomination for President
 President Wilson.
 The French motor ship QueviIIy
 from La Pallice, France, collided wit
 the schooner Marcus L. Urann, at an chor in New York harbor. Both ship
 were slightly damaged. A gift of $1,ooo has been donated b the Marquis d'Ornane for distribution among the members of the gun crey that shot down the Zeppelin ''L z 77
 near Bar e Due on Monday. The Navy Department and the De . partment of Justice have begun an in vestigation into an alleged German SC
 cret wireless sation in the Whit
 Mountains in New England.
 Jason S. Haines, of Trumbull, wa
 placed on trial in the criminal su
 perior court at Bridgeport befor Judge James Webb, of New Have
 charged with murder of his wife. | Federal Judge Meek at Dallas, Tex , ruled that he has no jurisdiction in tn suit of the Bankers Trust Co. of NeN York for the appointment of a re ceiver for the Texas & Pacific Rail , road.
 l. Secretary Daniels denied that he ha , permitted delay in construction of tn
 United States submarine Schley, tn
 largest undersea boat in the worl' \ Its contract calls for completion b March 19, 1918.
 The name of Elmer J. Burkett,
 Lincoln, Neb., fromer United State
 senator from Nebraska was formall filed to be placed on the primary bal
 lot as candidate for the republima
 nomination for vice president.