Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-03

Condensed TeIegrams

" The Bank of England earmarked | About 800 striking dock workers at Liverpool returned to work. New York City spent S1,153,ooo for snow removal during the winter.
 Chicago banks and Board of Trade VIII be closed tomorrow. election day. New York City is in the grip of the worst freight congestion in Its history. Bulgaria and Germany have entered years.
 Exports of copper from Atlantic ports during the week ended March 30 totaled 11.05s tons.
 The Grand Trunk Railroad has placed a new embargo on grain ship ments east from Chicago.
 ue>nese Government troops at SwaUow and Kwang Tung have gone over to the revolutionist cause.
 Armour & Company have purchased N-AN osNNV NOh lNannOe to be used in filling its foreign orders.
 Crown Prince AIenxander of Serbia arrived in London from Paris He was given an enthusiastic welcome
 Nominations were mad. tbroupbo,,t spain Tor the elections to the new Cortes which are to be held next Sat urday.
 The cutter Yamaeraw was ordered to the assistance of the steam yacht Satellite, in distress off St. Lucia In- let, Florida
 Eight hundred sacks oF mail were taken from the Scandinavian liner Heligoland, taken into KirkwaH by British warships.
 President Ebberts of the Brooklyn baseball club took his players and their wives to visit President Wilson in Washington.
 Flight Lieutenant Tennant, son of Fl. $. Tennant. British Under Secretary of War. has received the Distinguished Service Order for bravery.
 Many more striking munitions work CTS along the Clyde River in Scotland returned to work. and the strike is - ~~---- E-NN-
 A report from Tokio states that Japan has ceded to Russia three bat tleships which were captured during the RuSso-Japanese War.
 The principal streets and railway stations at Rome were brilliantly dec- orated in honor of the arrival of Prem fer Asquith of EngIand4
 
 iously i'll. The Austris ITS have per. mitted him to leave the country, ar.s go to warmer climate
 The British steamer Carly wa, picked up at sea in a disabled con, dition and is being lowed to Halifax | \. S., by the steamer Fogola. The Safety Insulated Wire G cabI, Co.,, employing $50 men. ordered it plant at Bayonne. N. J.. shut down be cause of the shortage of copper
 A bill prohibiting the showing of tn Willard-Moran fight motion picture was introduced in the New York Sen ate by Senator Jones of Chenangu.
 A delayed report from Holland say that many persons lost their lives il a powder factory fire at TroisdOri near Cologne, Germany, last wednes day.
 Marquis de Lafayette Williams, sai to have been the first conductor on tn New York Central. died at the Jame C. King home for Old Men at Chicago aged s9.
 A. Sehe-batshov, counsellor of tn Russian Embassy at Washington fo several years. has been appointe Russian Minister to Brazil. Chile, an Argentine.
 Charlotte von Kuhenan, New YorI artist, in Switzerland, was sentence to two months Imprisonment. fOllowe by banishment, on charge of being German spy.
 Heavy earthquake shocks. lasting fo an hour were reported at Georgetow | University. The disturbance was es timated to have occurred about 3,30 mics from Washington
 Premier Massey of New Zealand sen out a seagoing tug to meet the ex ploration ship Aurora. bringing bac ! some of the members of Sir Ernes Shackleton's expedition
 The threatened strike of 2,30o em ployes of the Botany Worsted Mills a | Passaic, V. J., was averted when in | demand for a 25 per cent. wage in crease was granted by the company.
 The ShaekIeton Antartie auxiliar exploration ship Aurora has arrive at Port Chalmers. Y. Z- All on boar the ship are well. except two member of the crew who are suffering from minor illness