Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-27
BROTHERHOOD HEAD SAYS ANT|-STR|KE
 LEGISLATION WOULD CAUSE REVOLUTION

LLUIULAIIl 1 Condensed TeIegrams Mayor HyIan of New York approved the daylight saving ordinance. Two houses were damaged by a ! bomb explosion at Charleroi, Pa. Federal troops at Gary, Ind, pa trolled with trench guns weapons of the sawed-off shotgun type. Pierre Lenoir, convicted of having commun icat ted with the enemy, was executed at Sante prison, France. Hogs sold at East Buffalo stock yards at SIS per hundr 1dweight. the lowest price since January, 1917.
 Offeia. census shows the population of Korea at the end of 1918 was IT, o57.032, of whom 336,s72 were Japan eSe.
 Savings bank of Royal Oak. a sub urb of Detroit, was held up by five bandits who escaped with more than $10,O0e.
 West Indian chamber of commerce received a resolution protesting their sale to a foreign power to help liqui- date the British war debt.
 Canadian Labor Minister announced strike of soft coal miners of the Unit ed States called for Nov. 1 will not a.- feet organization in Canada.
 According to a wireless picked up by d Japanese ship in Honolulu, har- Dor, Bolshevik Premier Lenine was captured by anti Boishevist forces.
 In the department of justice inves- tigations men posing as United States agents are reported to haze levied fraft from moonshiners in the south.
 Food Administrator Williams of week that prices of food. with the eX- ception of butter, showed a decrease. Orders were received at Camp Zach ary Taylor. Louisville. Ky, to hold four battalions of infarNry and ma chine gunners ready for riot ad strike duty.
 King Alfonso, who arrived in Lon don from Paris and is row N.6uartered with his suite at the Ritz hotel, was give rousing welcome wherever he appeared.
 British conservatives invited Wis.,
 
 unionfst candidte to succeed her hus- band as a member of the house of commons.
 Full military and dipIomatie cere- efnonies were arranged for the funeral of Count di Cellere, the Italian ann baSsador to this country, who died last Monday.
 A deputation of returned soldiers from New Guinea asked Premier Huges of Australia to deport all the Germans from the plantations in Ger man New Guinea.
 Cargo carrier Toronto is bringing in the crews of the schooner barge Gen eral Knox and the British schooner Alice K. Moulton. Both vessels found cred in mid ocean.
 After blowing up number of emp ty kegs, thinking they might be mines, the United States coast guard cutter Manhattan returned from d two days cruise off Barnegat.
 Senator Gronna assaiied the peace treaty in the senate asa violation Of President Wilson's fourteen points and an arrangement likely to involve the country in many wars. Senator Mekeilar in bill plans establishment of an anarchists penal
  conspiring the overthrow of the gov ernment would be deported. Gov. Smith of New York refused to replace District Attorney Swann in l investigation of the charge of con | spfracy in connection with the recent | strikes on the lines of the I. R. T. Members of the floyd George cab l inet were considering the situation 1 which caused defeat of the govern | ment bill to exclude aliens from the | The cabinet, it is said, is not l likely to resign.
 Owing to the longshoremen's strike, the Lamport & Holt liner Vasari, from Buenos Aires with 300 passengers for New York, was ordered to put into Norfolk and the passengers will finish the journey by train.
 Baron de Pillerin de Ia Touche, magnate of France, urged before the international trade I