Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-23

Nth9 Alfonso and Queen Victoria If Spain concluded thir unofficial visit in London.e
 Reports received at the French of ice announce a boisheviki uprising had broken out in Poland.
 Paris quoted the American dollar at l2 francs 2S centimes, compared with Iz Tancs A 1-2 centimes at last close.
 Fire caused s3o,ooo damaqe to Ar. cadia Camp, located on Lake George midway between Hague and Silver Bay. New York.
 William J. Burke, recently of Seymour, died at his home in Hartford He was manager of Hotel Brunswick, Seymour, for nine years.
 Announcement was made in CIeve. land of gift of 500,000 by J. H. Wade to the Cleveland Museum of Art to buy works of art.
 Governor Cox will begin his initial speaking tour in the Central and East ern states according to plans an- nounced at Columbus
 Bulgarian Minister of Foreign Af- fairs announced Bulgaria would re- mainmain neutral in the conflict be- tween Greece and Turkey.
 The jury in federal court on trial of c. A. Weed & Co.,, .clothiers of Buffa,o, failed to agree after an all night ses- sion at Jamestown, N. I. A cargo of 6,8oo tons of refined sugar was brought to this country on the British steamer Balzac from Montev:d- GO, consigned to American importers.
 pr. Royal S. Copeland, health com missioned of New York city obtained an emergency appropriation of $50 ,000 to fight smallpox, cholera, typhus and dysentric diseases.
 Peace berms amounting to complete equalization of the Chinese military party, were offered by General Yuan Chi-Jui, the army commander, it was announced in Pekin.
 Domestic bar silver in New York was unchanged at 99 1-2 cents an ounce;- foreign was quoted at 94, an advance of cents. London quoted silver S5 1-4 an ounce. Franchises of the Richmond Liqht & Railroad Co. of Staten Island were declared forfeited by the board of esti mate in the city's fight to seize the trolley system of Richmond. An official boishevik wireless re- ceived at London charges the Poles in their retreat with numerous pogroms and atrocities of the graxest nature on members of the Jewish population
 Major General Strickland, in com mand of Southern Ireland, issued a proclamation forbidding meetings, as semblies and processions within a three mile limit of the Cork general postoffice.
 Six battIeships of the Atlantic fleet the Michigan, Connecticut. New Hamp- shire, Kansas, Minnesota. and South Carolina-arrived at Seattle from Hon. oiuiu. Aboard the ships were 1900 midshipmen.
 At hearing being conducted by a subcommittee of the house Japanese birth rates exceed white births in num- Der in the agricultural sections of Los Angeles, Dr. J. L. Pomeroy, county health officer, declared. Negotiations for loan of $7,5oo,coo from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co' were Openeu Dy the New ork Stock Exchange The money will be used to build twenty two story annex on property adjoining the Exchange. Farley Parker Christensen, Farmer Labor party candidate for ppresident. telegraphped an appeal to Harding and Cox to join him in demanding that President Wilson immediately release socialist candidate Debs from Atlanta prison.
 George Frank, letter carrier and A. E. F. veteran, while on duty heard the cry for help, and without removing his hat or coat jumped into the water off the pier at 18th avenue, Beechhurst L. l., and caught Ethel Sclrader aged IS, as she was going down for the third time