Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-16
Condensed TeIegrams

AprlI 3, amounted to I,0U5, ,00U tons. |
 Poland has agreed to enter into armistice negotiations with Ukrania.
 Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board arrived at Washington from St. Aug dstine. Fla.
 Gold output of Rand mines for March amounted to 712,379 1ine ounces, valued at $3,O52, 992.
 Hearing on petition of Boston 6 Main Railroad for discharge of re? ceiver again postponed
 Shipping Board announced the mer- chant marine needs first mates and first assistant engineers.
 A new Egyptian Cabinet with Ruchdi Pasha as Prime Minister was formed.
 Rufus w. Sprague announced he would resign as head of tine New York port enemy alien bureau.
 Strike conditions in Barcelona and other Spanish cities are much i'm proved.
 Director General Hines will make an inspection tour of the railroads in the West.
 Steamship Duca d'Aosta arrived at l New York with 1,749 officers and men of 13Srd Infantry from the Ital- ian fror;t
 lnaugl ration of a new steamship
 line from Montreal to Bueros Aires and Montevideo was announced by
 Mclean, Ltd
 Cooperative railroad contracts were
 signed by Director Hines with the
 Western Allegheny Railroad Co. and
 the Southern Georgia Railway Co. i Controller oT the Currency Williams
 announced resources of national banks March 4, amounted to $20,01T.- 100000
 Grain receipts at Chicago last week
 amounted to 3.652, GOO bushels, a loss of 32,000 bushels over the previous week
 | Arrangements were completed whereby 40,O0O,o00 pounds of frozen
 beef now in Canada, will be exported
 to and purchased by Great Britain. State Department recieved word that a general strike is expected in
 Turin, Italy, due to Bolshevist prop , aganda.
 Four thousand wireless employees of
 the British mercantile marine threat en to strike unless they receive a wal risk bonus, which is now in dispute. After tvsa weeks recess the SUI.
 preme court 4econyened for it's fna session prior to the regular summer vacation.
 There was some rotins in Lahore and Allahabad, India, with some loss og life, including Europeans. Further extension to June 15 of tho
 time for filing income and profits ta2 . return was ordered by Internal Rev. | Commissioner Roper. Credentials committee Of the peace , conference held its firts meeting anc , elected Jules Combon of Franc' 7 president.
 s An initial quarterly dividend c 2 1 1-4 per cent. on the common stocl of Wilson and Company, the Chica g f meat packing concern, was announc
 ed. q Secretary Baker, who is in France i, nas with him plans to convert th : old hesapeake & Ohio canal into Q railroad at the estimated cost Of $.0, n 00H COG
 . H. B. Thompson, of the anadia : Trade ommission, is leaving anada fo S ernment, to facilitate negotiation 0 now in progress for export business.
 It was learned at tie Foreign Office h Berlin, that Dr. w. s Solf, forme - German Minister of the Colonie: a would be the next German ambassa
 dor to the United States.
 Liberal Party, meeting in Rome. is
 sued an appeal to the people to co operate with the governing class '' the Solulon ol post war problems an e to absetain from Bolshevism. T. Eugene V. Dehs, socialist leade = imprisoned at Moundsville Peniten q tiary, near Wheeling, w Va, bega Q his sentence. He will act as cler II in the prison hospital . Every American in Odessa, men = bers of the foreign missions an = about 10000 Russians got ava t. safely when the city was abandone d to the BoIsheVik.
 l. Provisions of the kanas pure foo 70 act authorizing the State Board l. Health to make regulations for CT T forcement of the measure, were IF 1T held by the Supreme Court ' Vice Admiral Moreau, Governor '- Brest, reviewed the 42nd division ar !. read a letter to the assembled trooI 't from Premier Clemenceau in whic d achievements of the division were el el Iogized.