Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-09
Condensed TeIegrams

Coinage of copper cent for Canada is planned. ..
 President Carranza of Mexico is re- ported ill with influenza
 British casualties for the week erd- ing Nov. ' amounted to 27,64S.
 Copper production of Inspiration in October was S,125,0O pounds.
 Imperial bank of Germany places it's gold holdings at 2.550 O19 900 marks.
 General Candido AeuiIar resigned as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
 Secretary Baker ordered the forna- tion of board of contract adjust ment
 Memphis sinners estimated cotton ginned to October S1, at 7,762,0O bales.
 Weekly statement of the bank of England shows gain Of s143, GOO in bullion.
 Sugar import restrictions by War Trade Board were lifted throughout the world.
 Names of ee enlisted men in Ger man prison camps were announced by the War Department
 Wool stocks in hands of dealers and makers on September 30, amounted to 1S2,000,o00 pounds
 Indiana coal miners made record production of coal in October when they mined 2,037,751 tons
 The price-fixing committee of the War Industries Board fixed the price for cotton compressors The Railroad Administration is in quiring for 2.000 50-ton hopper cars for the Virginian Railroad.
 Canada's war expenditures are over the billion dollar mark not including the overseas expenditures. Zapata, famed Mexican rebel leader, is reported dead by arrivals at La redo, from the interior of Mexico. Miss Margaret w. Wilson, daughter l of President Wilson, was welcomed to France by Premier Clemanceau.
 Local Option Law passed in the last 1 session of the New Jersey Legisla- ture was upheld by the Supreme ] Court.
 Fire caused s25,sso damage in the 1 plant of the Long Island Daily Star Publishing Co.,, of Long Island City. Interstate Commerce Commission approved the application of the Bal timore & Ohio Railroad for increases l in fuel. rates. Empress Zita of Austria asked per- mission of the Prague government u ! go to the Brandies Castle on the Elbe In Bohemia
 Charles "Chick" Evans, of Chicago national amateur and open golf cham pion- was accepted for service hl the Aviation Corps. Federal Trade Commission accuses l the Cleveland Macaroni Co.,, of Cleve- land, of practicing commercial brib- cry ill interstate sales. Two thousand soldiers will be sent to Louisiana by the Government or voluntary furloughs to help gather the cane and rice crops.
 British shipping losses up to Sept 1 30 last were placed at 8,946,000 tons | by T. J. MacNamara, parliamentary 1 secretary to the Admiralty. 1 King Emmanuel appoiated Diaz commander of the Italian armies, tC i the rank of general Vice Adn1tt-5, de Revel was appointed admiral.
 Director General Schwab of tn, | Emergency Fleet corporation urge: Government control in one or naor' ways for the American merchan marine.
 Notifications of the draft treaty be tween France and the United State were exchanged yesterday by Secre
 tary Lansing and Ambassador Jes ' serund
 General Wotherspoon, New .YorI State Superintendent of Public Works announced that the date for closin,
 the Erie, Oswego, Cayuga and Sen
 eca and Black river canals was SC
 for Nov. 25.
 Parcel post packages of Christina
 gifts for American soldiers and mem
 bers of the Red Cross and -~othe
 civilian organizations serving in tn field against Germany will be accept ] ed up to November 20. Eddie Fay, safebIower of inter ]; national fame, was killed in Chicag in a squabble over division of tn : spells. Fay was one of the men wh tunneled under the old Chicago Post office in 1902 and made away wit l STA 900 in stamps Four steel workers were plunge, 1SS feet to death inside a huge smoke , stack yesterday when q scaffold col 1 lapsed at Chicago.