Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30
BRIEF TELEGRAMS
Bar gold in London was unchanged 115s an ounce.

DAT sOio III AVnuon W"e eesas SA - 115s an ounce.
 The liabilities of tine late Nat Coed win, actor total S15,e00, while assets of his estate are $6,S95.l 4:
 F.. R. Gooding won the nomination for United States senator in the Idaho re- publican state convention.
 The volcano San Miguel, in San Sal vador, is throwing out sand and ashes No damage is reported so far. v
 Silver in London was Sld an ounce. New York domestic price was ss 1-2 cents and foreign silver ss7 cents. 2"
 Price of bituminous coal at wholesale has gone up 75 cents at tidewater as a result of increased freight rates
 President McGoodwin, American Min ister at Caracas Venezuela. sailed for! New York on the steamship Caracas.
 The Bureau of Mines announced pro duction of gasoline. for the first six months of 1920 had increased g per cent.
 Germany will send a delegation to the World Congress on Foot and Mouth Dis eases to be held at Buenos Aires, it was announced.
 Former King Constantine of Greece still hopes to regain his throne, saying he never abdicated and is still considered king by a majority of Greeks.
 Edward R. stettinus, member of J. F. Morgan & Co.,, who was operated on for &fv.e~ fortably and is out of. danger. Cordons of police were thrown about learned persons demonstrating for the release of Lord Mayor MacSweeney were armed with revolyers nd bombs. Secretary of War Newton. D. Baker will, take the stump to Insist on the American ratification of the league of nations plan, he declared.
 Work of mastering cut the followers of Francisco Villa, the former rebel chieftain, was completed this afternoon at Tlahualilo, state of Durango. The United States was requested by the Serbian government to appoint rep resentatiyes to investigate the conflict between Albania and Jugo-Slavia. | Five young American aviators who did not get their fill of fight while America was in the war left on the French liner Lafayette to join the Polish army. 1 Trolley operations in Connecticut are approaching crisis and suspension of
 service is threatened unless use of jit-
 neys is restricted, the transit men de-
 clare. t- |
 | Coalition between the conservatiee na tionalists and the popular parties was th' principal subject before the convention O the former organization in meeting a
 Havana, Cuba.
 | Board of Elections announced with drawal of five republican candidates il the Bronx in favor of democrats, . move said to be designed to help defea socialists by fusion.
 |; Plans have been perfected for larE , Zeppelin, to be built in this country. l will be larger than any in the world, ex . cept the R-3S. which is being constructe in England for the United States Mayor George R. LuRn, of Schenectady { will visit New York next week to launc l a drive against Murphy rule and Lieuten | candidate for the senatorial office. / Sultan Mohammed Vi. must pecIonal ly lead Turkish troops against the Turk ? ish Nationalists in Anatoiia to proven ? dissolution of the empirej, it was decide at special meeting of the cabinet.
 A GranhoIm, general director sf tn Northern Swedish Coal Co.,, reported 0 his return from Spitzbergen, the dis
 covery of new vein of coal. messurin nearly two metres thick in the Svea coz fields.
 } Argument on the application of tn American Express Co., for a further in l crease of Is per cent in rates to absor
 the outlay caused by recent wage awar was heard by Examiner Barclay, of tn Interstate Commerce Commission. Three armed men held up the paymast , CT of a contracting concern erecting
 new building for the American Machin Foundry Go. at Second Avenue an Fifty-fifth street. Brooklyn. gettin l away with payroll estimated at $500
 New York Public Service commissio 2 for the Second District authorized tt American Railway Express Co. and tt : Canadian Express Go. to put into effet on one days notice. and not before Sel t tenber 1, new rates and charges amour y ing, to F 1-2 per cent.
 A challenge was sent to Governer Co
 by Seymour Steadman socialist cand
 date for vice president, to a debate T Minneapolis on September on u
 Fundamental Differences Between u n Brixton Prison, London, when the poli g Democratic and Socialist Parties.' s