Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-12

113s Sd an ounce.
 Paris quoted the American dollar at 1S francs 96 centimes.
 Census gives population of AIiddIetown 1S,63S, increase 1,7S7. or 15.1 per cent
 fulfilled orders of the U. S. Steel Cor poration in July were 11,11S,46S tons.
 The Fourth International Fur Market at Luverne will take place in that city Sept. 25.
 New EngIand's commercial apple crop is reported heavier than last year in all states but Maine.
 Baby wolves have become society pets in Nome. People are paying $40 for a cub and training them as pets.
 Work on docks at Bilbao, Spain, was at a complete standstill except for the unloading of wheat from Durango.
 Melvin O. Adams, president of the Boston, Revere Beach 6 Lynn Railroad since 1891, died at his home in Boston.
 By a vote of ITO to 48 the Italian chamber of deputies ratified the treaty of St. Germain (the Austrian peace treaty..
 Gen. Richard Neville Bowerman, aged 90, probably the oldest ranking retired officer of the Union Army, died at Balti- more.
 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers has withdrawn its application for mem bership in the American Federation of Labor.
 Southern headquarters of the republi- can national committee, was opened at Slemp, of Virginia.
 Bar silver was quoted at 59 S-sd an ounce in London. New York domestic price unchanged at 90 s1-2 cents. For eign silver was 95 cents
 Rear Admiral Charles T. Hutchins, U. S. navy. retired, died of paralysis. He was visiting his at the American legation at Pekin, China. French railroad men declare they will strike if called upon to transport troops to Poianu, according 10 resolutions adopted at a meeting in Paris. ! British government refused grants of $350. .000s1o the Dublin council. It can only get the grants by refusing to rec ognize the Irish parliament. l The AmerS,an Expeditionary Forces : will pass into history Aug. 31, when the only remaining unit of the army that fought in France ceases to exist. The California Associated Raisin Co.,, named prices for the 1929 raisin crop on a basis of 15 cents pound to the grocer, an increase of cents over 1919. It was announced at Warsaw the Bol- sheviki have captured Ciechanow, cut ting the railway between Warsaw and Danzg over which the Poles received
 supplies
 1 Dr. Carl Michel. United States sani-
 tarya expert, was named by president de la Huerta as head of medical commit tee in Vera Cruz to fight the yellow few CT epidemic.
 | LindIey NJ. Garrison, receiver of the B. R. T.. refused to grant demands of the | Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes, recently
 submitted to him.
 | Senator George F. Thompson, candi- date for republican nomination for gov
 ernor of New York, will speak at the l Bayside Republican club, Bayside, L. l., opening his campaign | Reports from Vladiv say the
 government received advices that the Japanese residents of OXhotsk. a mari time town of Siberia, were massacred and the town burned.
 Walter Smith, government flyer. left 1 Chicago for St Paul and Minneapolis on the first flight of what is expected to be regular daily mail service between those cities and Chicago. l American motor boat Miss America, 1 representing the Detroit Yacht Club won the first race for the Harmsworth
 trophy, international motor boat prize, l held off the Isle of Wight. fleet for former Canadian mine sveepers. consisting of four trawlers and 21 drifters, sailed from Halifax to i be turned over to the Br' \ Il admiralty 1 to engage in the fishing industry in the British Isles.
 1 Fred Schneider. assistant city marshal, water commissioner and justice of peace | of West Point Neb.. is under arrest On 1 charge of having in his possession still and complete outfit, including mash, for making whiskey.
 Directors of the Brazilian Lloyds ap- proved plans for the establishment of | three lines of steamers to the United States. Ten of the largest vessels of the l company will be withdrawn from the
 Brazil European trade.
 TROUBLE IS BREWING IN 1 STATE OF VERA CRUZ | Vera Cruz. Aug. 11.-Civil war in the
 state of Vera Cruz is said to be inevta- l ble should the federal government send | troops into the state to enforce the order | of Provisional President De La Huerta ] dismissing Governor Antonio Maya from | office. The Maya government is still func- | tioning and has taken no notice of the
 presidential order appointing a new gov i ernor.
 1 Governor Maya, who had been in Mex | ico City for a conference with the pro-
 visional president relative to- the situation
 created by his removal arrived at Jalapa,