St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-11-19
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
ThuHSdaY.


Wisconsin,, take sales from the eX-
press car and secure about $780,
OOO.-Disastrous gales off the Irish
be lost.-Forty families rendered
homeless by a tenement house fire in
London.-Sam Small assaulted at
Atlanta by a saloonist.-Death of
Don Piatt, the celebrated Ohio
journalist.-British Guiana and sew
eral islands of the British West In
dies seeking reciprocity with the UnI-
ted States.-AlmOSt another deadly
anarchist riot at Chicago over a
police order to have the stars and
stripes raised.-Low water interferes
with the running of five of the Amos
keag mills at Manchester.-Noah
Mayo, d Boston commission mer-
chant, thrown from a a and killed.
The two-year-old trotter Arion
makes a mile in 2.1OA at Stockton,
Cal.
Friday.
Advices from Brazil indicate a
widespread revolutionary movement.
White cap outrages in Maine ex-
cite considerable indignation.-Ex-
citement and rioting at Montreal as
the result ol-trouble in a French
Baptist church.-Bold robbery of a
store at Spokane Falls, WASH, by
four masked men.-Diphtheria pre-
walls at New York to an alarming
extent, brought about, it is thought,
by thelow water supply.-The money
market reported as recovered from
the disturbance caused by the Nav
erick bank failure.-Sixty members
of the Russian nobility implicated in
a conspiracy.-Rhode Island people
inaugurate a crusade to crush out
prize NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fires rag
ing on the coal docks at Duluth,
Acknowledgement of II anarchists
in Chicago, arrested for creating a
Observation-Disclosures rising in
China 5000 rebels capture a place
near FoOchOw.-Great destruction
of life and property by a tornado in
the Argentine ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ing experiments in India.
Saturday.
A great strike of miners imminent
in France.-RumOred death of M.
De Brazza, an African explorer who
had determined to Guido Stanley
Fears that the British fishing fleet
had been lost at sea.-Parso George,
a New York clergyman, gets fifteen
years in prison, for being concerned
in an abortion case.-Death of
Madam Bartholdi, mother of the
well-known designer and sculptor of
the statue of Liberty E~nlightening
the World.-Two men blown to
pieces in New Mexico by the prema-
ture explosion of powder.
Sunday.
Memorial service at New York for
the late Parnell; speech by Chauncey
M. Depew.-General snow storm in
the Northwestern Grand Rapids,
Mich, a boy tried to shoot a potato
on his mothers head, and killed her.
Monday.
Two Louisiana publishers appear
before the supreme court for viola
ton Of the lottery law.-Russia said
to be preparing for war with Ger
many.-The Cheyenne Indians OBJ
ject to the agent at Cheyenne River
Over 5 5000 miners on strike at Has
de Calais, France.-Matthews re-
nominated by the democrats for
mayor of Boston.-Black diphtheria
said to be prevalent in Clermont and
Warren counties, Pa.-Fitchburg
parents fined for sending children to
parochial schools.-An English wom-
an murders her three daughters, at
London, and then tries to take her
own life.-A 5000, 900 fire at Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Tuesday.
Ada Fells, chorus girl in a travel
ling opera company. falls heir to
500, 900 left by her grandmother in
Springfield. Ill.-Miss Willard re-
elected president of the National w.
c. T. U.-General Butler seriously i'll
with an abscess in his ear.-Six per-
sons perish in a tenement house fire
in Brooklyn.-St. Louis swept by a
disastrous hre.-Meeting Of the
supreme council of the Farmers AL
lance at Indianapolis.-Palo Alto
breaks the stallion record in 2.OSA.
Secretary Foster declares for John
Sherman as the Ohio senator.-The
long-delayed patent for a transmitter
granted to the Bell company.-It is
estimated thati it will require $9,OOO,-
OOOt to pay the bounty on sugar next
year.