Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-22

An earthquake lasting twelve | seconds rocked the houses of the Is- land of Fuerteventura-
 The Commercial Cable company an- nounced that it's Chinese land lines had been interrupted on account of a typhoon.
 The retail price of milk at chieaao will be increased from to cents n Ilart by the Borden Condensed AIilk
 Passage of preparedness lesisIation and of financial reform measures haya marked the session Of the New York legislature.
 Prof. Westel Woodbury wiIIouqhby or Johns Hopkins university has been named legal advisor to the Chinese government.
 The port of SrehangeI has been closed to all vessels except those car ryinE exclusively cargo for use bv inc Russian government
 oil property of the Osaue nation duc'ion of about S1c. 600 bbls.. will be sold at public acution.
 Telesrsnns praising President Will Sph position on the submarine is- sue reported the White House from virtually every state in the union.
 A tornndo swept throuuh Nortb Central Iowa and Southern Minnesota destroying a number of farm houses. injured probably a score of persons.
 Notice was posted in the wiIIys- Overland automobile factory at ToIe- do, Ohio. that wages of all employees VII be increased voluntarily. June I.
 Marines from the PhiIadeIuhia and Brooklyn Navy yards have been sen. to wireless stations at TuciSerton and SayVilie to insure adequate protection
 w. Ramsey. employed as Dominion government shell inspector at the St. l Catherine Munitions factory. was held | by magistrate on charge of sedi- ton.
 William c. MeAdoo, American sec retary or the treasury arrived at Val praise. Chile. and attended a ban quet rendered him by the minister of marine.
 With four companies of Coast ar- l tillerymen en route to the Panama army transport Fitzpatrick. arrived at Galveston. Texas.
 Miss Harriet N. WineheII. choea- Eo's oldest school teacher. died of 1 heart disease the other night while seated in her automobile in front of her home there.
 Right Rev. Monsiqnor John J. Swift vicar general of the Catholic diocese of Albany and rector of St. PatriclS's church. Troy. V. Y. died at his par ish house in Troy.
 AIasl,a's two delegates to the re. publican national convention. ". X. Gilmore Of Nome. and Lewis p Chicago uninstructed.
 The six Villa bandits placed on tria l, at DcmiuE. W. M.. charged with tn. killing of Charles n. Miller in the Go
 lumhus raid, were found guilty O
 murder in the first degree. f Reports from Admiral WinsIovy O, ] the West coast. indicate that Car 2 rarza forces in Sonora state have re | newed campaigns against Yaaui Tn
 dian outlaws in an effective way.
 Nine survivors of a once popuIou r tribe of Indians hitherto unknown q . white men. have been found by Dl ,. William c. F'arabee. leader of the Uni l
 The United States cruiser Tennessee i | is expected to arrive at Caiiao o ' Monday next. with William c. Nc Adoo. secretary of the treasury of tn l United States and his party fror 2 Chile.
 Eleven persons were reported dea y and scores injured, several serfousI,
 in a succession of tornadoes whic
 swept through the central portions (
 Eastern Kansas and Western ATis
 souri,
 President John o. Pew of fl
 Younsstown. ohio. Iron and Ste, 1, company announced a ten per cen
 increase in wages for all but salarie
 employees of his company, effective c
 May 1.
 fl The erpIosion of large quantity ,
 dynamite and powder in a temnorar frame structure on the site of the dal e that Is being built near New Rlcf e I-nrd. Ohio. did damage estimated
 A street car on the AIleohany Va fl ley division of tho West Penn Ira, "a ton comrany's line. where a stril , has been in progress for eight month l. was attaciSed by a mob and almost d, iI molished.
 -5 Or. E. H. Arnold. New Haven no m mal school of gymnastics. New Have
 Conn. was the principal speaker ,s Thursdays session of the America ,- Physical Education association at Cil sr cinnati, Ohio.
 The Rev. J. D. Darling, former sc
 retary of the Ohio Sunday. School a
 sociation was found guilty of condu er unbecominr a minister by a corannf
 tee of representative churchmen of q l. Methodist Episcopal church at Gil pr clnnati, Ohio.
 d, The British steamship BankdaIe, u
 der charter to the French line, whi CT left New York April 13. for Havr-, r
 turned to New York reporting that l- a hurricane on April f6. and IT h l- rudder head had been damaged, r Quiring repairB.