Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
BRlEf' 'TELEGkAMS

Bar gold in London, 115c 6d an ounce, as against 115s Sd at previous close
 Paul Hyman, minister of foreign af- fairs, in the Cabinet of FPrcmier Ded- arcoix, of Belgium, has resigned.
 A reduction of s q flask in the price of quicksilver was announced by-Iead- ing interests to a basis of $50 flask
 Bankers of this country are arrang ing for the shipment of sS,000,o0o Tn gold bars to Paris within few days
 Purchase of 125,00o ounces of silver by Director of the Mint was announced, bringing the total to I1,7S4,2S ounces.
 Paris Exchange quoted the American dollar at I4 francs 55 centimes, com pared with 14 francs 16 centimes at fast close.
 JeweIry, valued at $:o,ooo, the prop erty of a Chicago firm, was stolen from an automobile in the business district of Dertoit.
 Several members of the Congressional party of 46 tuoring the Far East on the transport Great Northern, arrived at San Francisco.
 American water polo players defeat ed Greek team by to 0, and England administered shut-out to Spain by a score of g to 0.
 Hugh Gibson, American Minister to Poland, has arrived at Paris. He will remain there for few days and then proceed to Warsaw.
 Leigh Colvin of New York, refused the Prohibition party gubernatorial candidate appointment in notice filed with the Secretary of State. According to London war correspon- dent Leon Tortzky purchased German supplies and ammunition from Germany to be used against Poland.
 One man was killed and another fn- jured in an explosion in the Transat- lantic Chemical Co.'S plant at Linden, a suburb of Elizabeth, N. J.
 Two men were killed and two city firenen seriously injured in fire and explosion in the plant of the Toledo Seed and Oil Co., at Toledo. London bar silver un""Rngeo at op 7-Sd nounce. New York domestic price g9 1-2 cents and foreign silver 9S cents, a decline of 1 If cents. The public health service announced that plans are being drawn for rat proofing business building, dwellings and wharves as a part of it's campaign to
 stamp bubonic plague out of this coun- try.
 At a meeting of American League off, fcials held in New York. it was decided to buy a site upon which to build a
 baseball ground for the New York Yan-
 kees.
 Geore. "''-ister to the
 ed States, was appointed diplomat
 stantinopIe. He will sail for Greece Sat urday.
 Lord Mayor Terence Mcsweeney, of Cork, who has been on hunger strike for -f1SS days following his arrest and I confinemeat in Bfuxton jail, London, is lin critical condition, although con- scious.
 King Albert of Belgium conferred the cross of officer of Leopold II upon Sam uel W. Fairchild for his services in the
 organization of Belgian Relief durln the war.
 American Baptist medical missionaries
 and students are aiding Chinese author l ities in fighting an epidemic of cholera l in Chengu, Szchuan Province, it was an | nounced.
 " i lieved as Governor of the Island of Guam, announced on his arrival at San Franc'e" his intention of resigining from -.e navyi sEsss6 AHtysst k Appointments to the Officers Reserve Corps temporarily suspending pending creation of the committee to handle the 1 work, were ordered resumed by Secre- tary Baker.
 Messages claiming to confirm the re- ported escape of Pancho Villa into the
 mountains with 1000, 900 pesos turne over to him by the Federal Government to pay his soldiers were received al San Antonio.
 M De MarteI, French representative to the Caucasian republics, was named high commissioner for France to the
 government of General Baron Wrangel of south Russia. i With $1,e0O ,000 of stolen securities aI- ready recovered, it is expected by attor- neys representing banking and brokerage l interests that the S2,500, 000 worth of stolen bonds will be recovered by Christ mas.
 Both freight and passenger revenues 1 of the railroads increased last March. Figures show freight revenue of s323.- 11,155, as again $254.So7.102 for last year. and passenger revenues of s92.- 195,155, as compared with sSS,227, 130 1 in 1919. 1 According to reports, q social club in | Bucharest Rumana. was raided by the 1 police, who discovered 5,00o.o00 newly printed 2o-cent paper notes. The money | it is believed, was to be used for Bol
 shevik propaganda. One hundred arrests
 were made. s
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