Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22


 American dollar in Paris was quoted at Is francs 50 centimes as against Is francs 52 1-2 at last close.
 An explosion and fire in the Ton-shan coal mine in the Chih-li Province killed | upward of 400 Chinese laborers.
 The American cruiser Olympia, flag erin of the Amerirau sIrn dron in the | Mediterranean, arrived at Venice.
 Polish troops occupied NIinsk. disre- garding orders. Under the Russo-Poish | armistice all hostiiities have ceased.
 City of Munich passed n law fOrbiddinE foreign students who wish to attend the university to live within the city limits.
 Secretary Houston of the Treasury. es- timated government expenditures during the fiscal year at s4.O0O, 900.
 King Victor Emmanuel estimated the value of his estate at about s3.5aO.0n0 He will have to pay tax of S1,000, 900. " rhere Is no longer any reason to with n aa recognition of the new government of AIexlco. Governor W. P. Hobby of Texas declared
 nl I.
 5 Stewart \, aIcAIull.n. prohibition agent was ac aallted by federal jury of mur- dering Harry Carlton a chauffeur during a ;lie1cr "a td.
 The Swiss Eovernment Is negotiating for a new loan of .ahout 300, 900. oOO francs. The neney Is to tte used to electrify the natio7ai raiNAys
 | :. l q ttse. ..s T l 2 ..4 lcolp mons ina for a Rfbec inquiry in
 -'s-~- ca-inernen are dead and six were injurd in a head-on collision be- Ter tra bls on the Norfolk & Western Rail road at Rural Retreat. Va.
 Forty-two stowaways who boarded the
 steamship Logan in Naples were remoe-
 ed under a beavy military guard when
 the vessel arrived in New York.
 PortuEuests government officials dis
 covered bolshevill plot arising at tn,
 seizure of important strategic points an.
 the formation of a soviet government.
 A Portuguese airship attempting to ay | from Lisbon to Madeira fell into the se. during a fog. The aviators were saveC : by the British steamship Gambia River , London bar silver was 7-sd higher a 5l 3-S an ounce. New York domestt price unchanged at 99 1-2 cents and for
 eign silver advanced l 7-Sd 7S 1-2 ce9ts
 It is rrmored that propaganda Is bein,
 circulated among Belgian miners to tn
 effect that their strike movement will b :. supported by railway and metal workers Sir Hamar Greenwood. Chief Secretar- for Ireland. declared that the Sim Fei S campaign is an organized and highl - paid conspiracy to smash the British Elm Q pire.
 Police at Milan declared tho bonn (which exploded on the doorstep of +b n Cavour Hotel. Milan. was evidently m = intended for members of the Allied aIis l. sion.
 e General Juan Pablo PennIosa. yvh .- recently invaded the State of TarI,is- 1t from across the Colombian frontier rs
 tired after futile attempt to start a rev ;- olution.
 el treaty btween the United States m | e customs duties on imports of tobacco. g, n gar. spirits and luxuries was signe e in Washington.
 New York Daylight Saving AssoeistIo
 passed a resolution to work for inc ir
 troduction of bill in Congress v,bic >. will make daylight saving uniform ne, 's summer in the east -e Representative somers. of washingto D. announced that he is framing a biIi ', 70 tariff on imported wheat. with nartic, lar reference to Canada to be present, rs at reconvening of Congress. ce Seven hundred Irish volunteers folio, se ed the body of Michael Fitzgerald fro ol Fermoy church in Cork. but were turn, ne back by strong military force nost, a. at the bridge leading to the cemetery. 10 Edward Richie Hardy. Jr.. n t,vaI, sy year old prodigy who Is master of C. languages, keenly interested in batting n
 erages and devoted to marbles rh.
 played for keeps. was found to be n
 youngest freshman ever entered at Colur Ds bia.
 O. group of bankers attending the n mt tional convention in Washington of |
 American Bankers Association decided in. ask President Wilson to recreate the " ill finance corporation to aid in exporti
 cotton. wheat and other agricultural pr ed, ducts.
 he
 to Dnwsan, Y. T., has no fear of ms lch shortage this winter. with thousands ief caribou roaming in great herds ,ip to f en outskirts. Every house in the city h he been stocked up It Is estimated th, up are at least so.0Oo caribou running
 large in the city.
 Rev. Burton s. Gilman of Westminst 70. retired clergyman. was stricken with
 heart attack while driving his automob 1r- near his home at Fitchburg. Mass. I 0o car ran up an inclined embankment a in- he slid out, striking on his head q
 breaking his neck.