Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-04
Condensed TeIeqrams
Edmond Rostand, the French P

wright, died in Paris.
 Grain receipts at Chicago for last | week amounted to 5,321,Oo0 bushels,
 King Nicholas of Montenegro was deposed by the National Assembly of 1 Montenegro. it's Liberty Loan quota of $7,0000,000 by S8l1 ,0e0.
 Rt. Rev. James Bowen Funston, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Idaho, died in Boise City.
 Pennsylvania Railroad stockholders authorized the signing of contract with the government.
 British cotton spinners, cardroon1 workers. are scheduled to strike in the second week of December.
 Coal restrictions were lifted by the Fuel Administration from florists, glass, clay and cement factories. Canada's imports for 12 months ended Oct 31 were sS94, ,556. .6S8. Ex- ports amounted to $1,33S, ,21O,274
 Fresh and cured meat shipments from Chicago for the week ended Nov. 1 29 amounted to 1909 600 pounds Rituminous production for the week of Nov. 2S amounted to 10,931 ,000 tons. i Anthracite output amounted to l. | 778, ,0000 tons.
 Sir Frederick E. Smith, attorney general, said that the British war cabinet decided to press Holland to extradite the former German emperor Captain Victor Blue, commander of the dreadnought Texas, has been se- lected to head the bureau of naviga- tion, with rank of rear admiral The Peruvian government author zed construction of a railroad from Paita to the Maranon River. The road will be financed by. the govern ment.
 Secretary Daniels announced that all officers i'll the navy under rank of rear admirals who have been on land duty for two and a half years will have to go to sea.
 Supreme Court Justice Daniel F. Cahaian won two libel suits against the New York Evening Mail. Judg- ment for $2,5G0 each in two actions
 were entered.
 Senator Cummins introduced a reso-
 lution in the Senate providing for a select committee of eight senators to be sent to France to watch the peace
 developments.
 New York Board of Aldermen voted the appropriation of $80,000 for the
 construction of a temporary Fri !, umphal Arch. to be erected between 24th and 18th streets on Fifth avenue
 
 preme Court in Brooklyn ruled against Governor elect Alfred E. Smith in the void and protested ballot case 1T Kings County, where Governor Whit
 man seeks recount.
 The Federal Trade Commission, iF a supplemental report submitted tt < congress, charged the five big mea ;. packing companies of the countr! |, with a combination in restraint O. : trade and with controlling the sale O f livestock and fresh meats.
 The central industrial committee O
 Belgium, after an investigation, esti : mates that Belgium's damage through n German military occupation and seiz i ures of machinery and raw materia t at 6,000, ,560, 900 francs. : 1t is reported that an agreement ha = been reached by the allied govern a ments for the issue daily during tn . peace congress of an official comnun q .i ication regarding the deliberations . A despatch received from Paran - agua, Brazil, reports the sinking of tn
 American bark Mary B. Wellingto
 during a storm.
 Ten days after the arnnistice wa e signed German submarine arrive . in the port of Barcelona. The boa '- will be interned by the Spanish gov
  .e Mayor Richard J. kinseIa of. Hart Il ford signed petition asking for hom j. rule for Ireland and that Irelan
 should be represented at the peac -e conference.
 le General Won Lettow Vorbeck, tn 'r officer commanding the German troop sr who were driven out of German Eas y force of 4,433 persons.
 War department officials and stock le holders of the Chesapeake and Dela 2 ware canal have entered into a tenta 7k tive agreement for government acqut g. sition of the canal for $2,514 900. ot A. C. Townley, president of the Ma IS tional Non-Partisan League, was rt " elected at the annual convention 1e the league at St Paul. Minn y The Gaston campaign committt es which conducted the unsuccessfI ys campaign of Colonel William 4. Ga: lg ton for the demodratic gubernatori
 nomination in Massachusetts expende as $22,594.
 ne Edwin S. Gee, auditor for the W. ho Labor Board. is under arrest at Ch it cago, charged with forging 6 numb e. of government checks issued in u I'd name of employees who had left u O. government service.