Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-02
Condensed TeIegrams


 in London. New York quoted silver at s1.0sA
 Earnings of United States Smelling Co. for the first half of 1919 amounted to $3,0s3, 7O4.
 Deaths in England and Wales es- ceeded births by 47,000 for the first three months of 1919.
 Several thousand American soldiers and a score of French war brides are on the George Washington.
 Agricultural implement plants in Chicago industrial district are reported to be running to full capacity
 International Mercantile Marine es- tabHsked a direct freight service be- tween New York and Glasgow.
 Fifty million gallons of whisky in Government bonded warehouses, valu- ed at $40O, 1000, ,0C0, it is estimated.
 A record was made for the price of hogs in Pittsburgh stockyards when
 Thomas Hart Given president of the companies. publishing. Pittsburgh Post and Pittsburgh Sun. is dead.
 Steamer Montana was reported de- 1ayed by engine trouble and will not reach Ambrose Channel until late.
 Soft coal output fop week of June 21 amounted to S,689,00o tons. Hard coal output amounted to 1,7S0.0OO tons.
 Senator Borah denounces the League to Enforce Peace as the ally of big business. in the League of Nations fight.
 President Wilson signed the railroad appropriation bill and several other measures on board the George Wash ington.
 During the month of June as,ooo men were transported from France to the United States, breaking all re- cords
 House Judiciary Committees ma jority report on prohibition upholds ongress' right to define intoxicating
 Bavaria appropriated SIP 800 1000 as the first instalment in the cost of di- recting the largest power plant in Europe.
 Samuel Gompers declares American Federation of Labor is willing to help Germany if the latter shows itself worthy.
 Reductions of appropriations amounting to s2o0,OO0, 900 were made in sundry civil bill by Senate and house conferees.
 Twenty one American soldiers were killed and 35 wounded in engage ment with -Kolchak forces near Romanovka on June 25.
 Twelve miners are dead and three more are expected to die as a result of an explosion in a mine of the Rock Island Coal Co. at Aledson, Okla.
 Wholesale prices increased 151 per cent. in England from 1913 to 1918 compared with 94 per cent. in the Onlp0Q states III the same perlO0.
 Only slight skirmishes have occurred between rebels and government troops in Costa Rica. Rebels have abandoned the town of La Cruz.
 State Department has received a copy of the treaty signed by the from President before making it pub
 Formation of sfoo, 100000 corpora ton in. Texas to buy ships for the use of the Port of Texas was announc- ed by Representative Young of that state.
 1t is reported in Montreal that the Canadian Bankers Association ar ranged to advance $200, 100000 to the | Dominion Government to finance hand | ling of crops.
 A report from London says cotton | spinning operatives declined to accept | the offer of employees and refused to | return to work. The offer was a 48- | hour week and 80 per cent. increase in i wages.
 Albert H. Wieeins, vice chairman of | the foreign securities committee of | the Investment Bankers Association 1 appointed a committee for the protec- | ton of American holders of Russian | securities.
 An important step toward establish ment of direct trade relations between | Canada and Brazil will be taken if | 48 interned German ships in Brazilian 1 harbors are allowed to be kept by Bra gil, President t-elect Passoa declared.
 Monocles for men and luxurious furs pr frills for women are banned forever oy the new Budapest Soviet Constitu- 1 ion. Nor may walters wear the cus- -omary evening dress hereafter. Bi- shops and priests are not allowed to vote.
 Substantially as reported by the house water power joint committee, the administration water power bill was passed by the house lats night and sent to the senate.
 Without a record vote the senate late yesterday passed the 1920 army appropriation bill carrying a total of s764, ,0OO, 900.
 The cotton employers of North | Lancashire, England. have decided Ipon general lockout commencing tomorrow, unless the striking oper- ativeS return to work.