Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-05

Fourteen radicals were founo eutiey | of rioting at Roxbury, Mass.
 At the London wool auction sales Il, 722 bales were disposed of. l North Carolina mill district has an average coal supply that will last about sS days.
 A ne wmovement is afoot for. abol- shment of capital punishment in the United Kingdom.
 Government coal officials issued sweeping Htuel conservation measures for the Southwest.
 Prices for linseed oil raised 10 cents for December March.
 Berlin reports German dye trust will double it's capital, produce nitrate and fight for world trade.
 British columbia's total salmon pack for last year totaled 1893, ,155 cases, a decline of 2Ss,O0O cases
 Railroad trainmen at Frontenae, Pas voted to refuse to handle cars con- taining coal mined by volunteers.
 Street car service which was dis continued in Toledo month ago is expected to be resumed within a few days.
 The American sailing ship Marion c. Douglas, which was abandoned at sea, has been lowed to the Scilly ls- lands.
 Federal Food Administrator Will Hams announced 5000 tons of Cuban sugar was due to arrive in New York shortly.
 It is reported Prince Albert, King Georges second son, may create a pre- eedent and take the title of Prince of Scotland.
 Fresh eggs touched s1 dozen in Chicago. According to figures Of the District Attorney, there are S4,000,Q00 eggs in storage. 1 Bysthe sale of surplus United States army supplies the United States Gov ernment realized from 73 to 50 cents On the dollar.
 By a German government decree prohibition of eXportation of foreign securities from Germany was extend ed until Jan. 51, 1920.
 The Senate adopted a resolution di- reeting an investigation of the charges ] of fraud in the election of Senator Newberry, of Michigan.
 Mexican Chamber of Deputies by an overwhelming vote passed bill re l storing bull fighting and repeating the l Presidential decree of 1915 stopping it Fifty six persons were injured al I Fruitland, Tex, when part of the thirC section of southbound Fort Worti and Denver passenger train jumped tht
 rails.
 Representative William n. Hill, O
 Birmingham, announced he would no
 be a. candidate for United States Sen ator in opposition to. Senator Wads worth. Captain Heauteaux, French aviato
 whose work during the war was mos fafter election to the Chamber 0
 spectacular, resigned from the arm! Deputies.
 According to ranchnen at Havre
 Mont, many horses and cattle hay perished as a result of the low tenn perature and a shortage of feed cause, by the drought.
 Shipping men fear the Governmen
 order to refuse bunkering for foreig1 ships will bring about 9 situation , similar to the one created during tn longshoremen's strike.
 Arthur B. Reeve, of Patehoeue, L. l
 author of +The Adventures of Graf Kennedy and other detective storie:
 is seeking to solve the mysterious dis } appearance of Billy Dansey. Colonel Charles Young, retired, tn only negro officer of the army to at tain that rank, has been selected a : military attache to Liberia at the re quest of the African republic. President Pessoa, of Brazil, signed : Idecree granting the South and Cen ! tral American Telegraph Co. a con . cession for laying and operating : cable between Rio de Janeiro, Santo land IJruguaV.