Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08

Bar SilVer was quoted at of pence an
 ounce in London; New York price
 was $1.205s.
 Secretary Lansing presided over the Cabinet meeting which considered | routine matters.
 i Alaska Gold Mines in September
 milied 116.7S0 tons of ore, averaging 1 S3-9 cents per ton.
 Col. E. M. House sailed from Brest i on the transport Great Northern for ', the United States.
 Gold bars amounting to $e2o, 900 1 were withdrawn from the Assay Office
 for shipment to India.
 Mayor Peters report that Polish forces, after two days fighting with
 the Bolsheviki, captured Dvinsk. 1 According to reports, cigarette
 smoking is on the increase in Eng
 land, especially among the women.
 The Italian Government has sent the | Duke of Aosta to Plume to ask d'An-
 nunzio to await the decision of the AL 1 lies.
 Twenty men were found guilty of i smoking in the subways around Bor-
 ough Hall, Brooklyn, and were fined $1 each.
 l
 French Chamber of Deputies pro | tested against expenditure of 1 s400 100000 for American war supplies
 in France.
 1 Admiral Grayson announced an i'm l provement in the Presidents condi- tion and that he is constantly asking for work.
 | Gen. Simon PetIure, leader of the | Pfsla rod inc | Gen. Denilline, antired leader. in south Russia.
 Lindley Harper, SpiIIard, ar Ameri- can kidnapped from his ranch at AL Varado, Mexico, and held for ransom ! has been released. 1 According to reports at Helsinafors ten persons were killed and 28 injur- ed by bomb thrown at a funeral procession in Moscow.
 Embarso of the Shipping Board against England during the railway strike was partially lifted as a result of the ending of that dispute. American Consul General at Buenos Aires cabled the State Department that drastic reduction in freight rates to the United States and Italy was or dered. s7zass7s- SIdLS PSiiCe OiSCOVGFeo ana SefZe0 a liquor still on q farm near Scranton, Pa. Moonshine whiskey was finding it's way into the mines and valley for some time.
 Lava streams flowing from the vol. canoa MaunO Loa, which was in erup- ton for a week, became obstructed and piled up mass sixty feet high and 300 feet wide.
 London Westminster Gazette com menting on President Wilson's illness, says: The entire English speaking world follows his progress with sym pathy and concern
 Steamship Passaic Bridae. which went ashore. Saturday off Barnesat Shoals en route to New York with, a cargo of grain from Rosario, was moved six feet by tugs.
 Government troops with machine guns were stationed before Govern ment building at Warsaw, owing to reports agitators were planning a dem onstration against Poland.
 In opening the United States Su- preme Court Term, Chief Justice White announced the customary call upon the Chief Executive would not be made owing to his illness.
 Ernest Albert Gustav kurth. a Ger man, formerly employed as d butler in the Wanamaker home, was arrested for sending a bomb to Mrs Rodan Wanamaker, who narrowly esca ped be- ing killed.
 Thomas Logan, Y, of South Boston who had been employed at the Groton Shipyard, riding. on the bumpers of a car in freight train passing west through Bridgeport, fell off at Fair field and was killed.
 Estates of the late Gladys Cromwell and her sister Dorothea were appraised as follows: Gladys $657,950: Doro- thea, $661,74S The sisters prominent war workers were foun ddead in the | Garonne river, France.
 Graduated increases in pay for postal | employees, instead of flat advances of l