Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-28
Condensed Telegrams;

Chicago, at $23.45.
 British Government and coal miners Il reached satisfactory agreement. New cargo and cotton rates to Ger
 many were announced by Shipping Board.
 Freight embargo on two lines of Ma | tional Railways Co. of Mexico was re- moved.
 I A naval prisoner, William A. Buck II ingham escaped from his guard at Providence, R. I.
 Bar silver was quoted 55 1-16 pence an ounce in London. New York quoted silver at S1.07 34-
 kennecott Copper production in June I 5,596, 900 pounds, compared with 3,342,- 900 pounds in May.
 Eight italian carabineers and four l Jugo- -SIavs were killed in a clash at l ColoScoa, near Plume.
 1 War Department sold the United 1 States Sugar Equalization Board 21,- 0Q0.000 pounds of sugar.
 l National Ginners' Association placed 1 condition of cotton at 69.3, compared with 70-1 month ago.
 | Premier Lloyd George suggested that
 the trade restrictions, expiring in Sep l tember, should be extended
 Tampico exports of crude toil and
 petroleum products to America in May
 estimated at 4.591 ,06Q barrels. State Architect Lewis Pitcher an 1 nounced the State was ready to begin
 building new Sing Sing prison
 Ali reserves of the French army, in- | | mobiIized by the middle of October.
 Shipping Board released 25 ships to 1 various trade routes to take general | cargoes, coal, cotton, grain, sulphur, etc
 | French troops were sent to Esch, Luxemburg, on the demand of the Commercial Council to protect foun- | dries.
 Rear Admiral Samuel F. Robinson 1 relieved Captain William R. Rush, who
 directed the Boston Navy Yard during 1 the war
 ] British Government cancelled orders l for 326 ships resulting in net saving of S21O 000, 900, since the signing of the armistice.
 Negotiations of the Deutsehe Bank
 with New York financial institutions for large loan are reported advanc- ing favorably.
 General Union of Textile Workers of England will take a vote on strike. Silver miners strike in Cobalt, Ont, has been orderly.
 Rumania and Serbia are awarded the greatest part of more than billion francs indemnity demanded under the Bulgarian peace terms.
 No attempt was made to compel the 2.50G striking military prisoners of the U. s. Disciplinary Barracks al Fort : Leavenworth to go to work.
 Deliveries of 21 ships to the Shipping Board during the week ending July IS brought the total since the United States entered the war to LII.
 President Wilson signed tine agricui- tural appropriation bill from which Congress eliminated rider asking re- peal of the Daylight Saving Law.
 Massachusetts Minimum Wage Com mission fixed $12.50 as the lowest weekly wage for women workers in candy factories Massachusetts. s.xs
 James Barnes, Of St. Louis, Western open golf champion, is leading at the end of the third round being played at Mayfield Country Club, Cleveland.
 Fifty three cities and towns of Massachusetts were uuarantined against the shipment or sale of corn to other parts of the state other states.
 Croratian troops are reported to have proclaimed an independent republic. l Croratians are reported to be fraterniz- ing with Bulgarian soldiers at sev- eral points.
 Lieut.. Col. Hartz and his crew of four men in Martin bombing plane arrived Augusta, Me, the second leg of their journey around the rim of the United States
 Canadian Government expects to have 20 ships with net tonnage of | 100000 tons in service in the North | Ntlantic and West Indian trade by the !! end of the year.
 Marcon Co. was awarded $2,5cO, 900 l damages against the British Govern | ment for breach of contract in connec- 1 ton with construction of the Imperial i Wireless System.
 Mexican military authorities are re- ] ported making unusual efforts to cap ture the bandits who, on July 6. held 1 up a boar from the l.. S. s. Cheyenne i and robbed the crew.
 Postoffice Department will have an alrplane carry regulation bag Of mail i from New York to the White Star liner Adriatic two or three hours after the ship has left New York port.
 Western Union Telegraph Go. an nounced that private cablegrams of all classes will be accepted for places in Germany if written in plain English, French, German, Italian or Spanish.
 Prize for the Commodore Hotel in ternational air race between New York and Toronto during the Canadian Ma tional Exposition in the week Of Aug. 25 was raised from 5000 to $10, 600.
 Edward E. Page Edward O'Brien, under indictment for the murder of Gardiner C. Hull,, stationer of New York, entered pleas of not guilty The boys pleaded insanity at time of crime.
 One of the towns in Mugueiio Val ley, Italy, that was recently wrecked by the recent earthquake, will be re- named America" in recognition of the ], American aid extended through the Red Cross.
 Since it was announced month ago that the Government would dispose of 19. 900 ounces of platinum, l ], ,00o ounces were sold by the Ordnance Department and withdrawn from the Assay Office in New York
 Commands Charles o. Mass, U. S. N, who served counsellor to the American Red Cross Commission in France, and formerly naval attache at the American Embassy at Paris, died of intestinal trouble.
 Under present plans of Republican leaders, peace treaty will be set aside temporarily for consideration of the treaty between the United States and : Colombia regarding payment of $25,- { DOo,oOo to the latter for American ac- quisition of the Panama Canal.
 Members of fishing party returning { to Sault Ste Marie, Mich, in a private l y owned hydroplane, reported while fishing on the north shore of Lake I Superior they found the bodies of two ( men believed to be members of the crews of two French mine sweepers ost in a storm last year. NEW YORK ATLANTIC CITY,