Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-07-31


ton, are in New York on their way to
France. They say a new revolution is
sure to come.
The tower of church which was in
course of erection at Szalatina, Hungary,
fell on Friday, killing sixteen of the
workmen.
The French Senate has adjourned with
out taking action on the bill removing the
the restrictions on the importation of
American pork.
A telegraph messenger, aged 10, and
flower boy, aged lG, were arrested Mon
day night while engaged in prize fight
on Boston Common
Frederick c. Havemeyer, of the we'll
known sugar firm, died Tuesday night
at his home at Throgg's Neck. West
chester county, n. Y. He was So years
old.
4 meeting of Johnstown business men
has been held to consider the adj
visibility of suing the South York club
flood.
Owing to the prospects of big har-
vest in the Northwest and in Manitoba,
the Canadian Pacific Railway company
has ordered 80 new locomotives and
1900 box cars.
The memorial erected to Rev. John
Robinson, pastor in Holland of the Pill
grim Fathers and one of the passengers
on the Mayflower, was unveiled on Fri
day at Leyden.
Editor w. j. Elliott was found guilty
at Columbus, o., Tuesday, of murder in
the second degree for killing Albert c.
Osborne, editor Of a rival paper, in
street fight on February % last
President Harrison expects to shoot
deer in West Virginia next fall, in COM
panv with Stephen W. Elkins. Mr..
Blaine will probably be IN the party,
even if he does not Join the hunt
\ dispatch from Nichy says that Dom
Pedro. late emperor of Brazil, is pro-
crossing toward recovery from his recent
illness. that the wound in his foot is clos
ing and that he is now able to leave his
bed every day.
\ wild deer made its appearance in
the streets of Bangor, n. Y, Sunday
afternoon. 1t passed through the prin-
cipal thoroughfares, and being pursued
jumped into the Kenduskeag, when men
in boat captured it.
Joe Manley is reported to have written
to friend in Detroit that Mr.. Blaine will
not be a candidate for the presidency be-
fore the convention, but if the people
want him for standard-bearer and nom-
mate him he will accept.
A life-size equestrian bronze statue of
the late Gen. p. H. Sheridan, as he ap-
peared on the occasion of his famous ride
to Winchester, is to be presented to the
city of Chicago by c. 7. Yerkes. 1t is to
be erected in Union park.
There was an earthquake shock at
Evansville Ind, Sunday forenoon. Con-
gregations at all the churches rushed
pell nell into the streets without waiting
for the benedictiOn. Serious panics oc-
Cured at several churches.
Divers from the torpedo station have
discovered in the outer harbor of New
port the remains of an ancient sunken
vessel, supposed to be at least 100 years
old. from which they have taken couple
of guns and have buoyed it for further
| search.
The grand jury at New York has
found an indictment against Chas. o. c.
Hennessy, city editor of the New York
Daily News, charging him with mis-
demeanor for publishing an account of
the electrocutions at Sing Sing. 1t will
be made test case.
Rev. Wellington White of Elmira. y.
Y, attempted to drive across the track
Tuesday evening and was struck by a
train. Mr.. White and three children
were instantly killed: his wife and a
young child were fatally wounded, and 6
yOuhS gu was P"ihluii1 iiJulCu'
The king of Belgium has not succeed
ed in making his Congo Investments pay
very well-so badly indeed that they
have well nigh swallowed up his owl
fortune, if not also the vast property
that he holds in trust for his sister, tn,
, ex-Empress Charlotte of Mexico.
The temperature rose to l02 > Thurs
day at Portland and Roseburg, Ore.
with north winds. These hot northern
ly winds generally result in much injur.
to the wheat and other crops. At Olym
pia. Wash, "a , was recorded and %
: at Spokane, in the interior of that State.
Colonel Leybourne, we'll known i
New York in connection with the Cath
Ollie banking scheme, attempted suicid
in Rome. Sunday, in the japanese styl