St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-11-26
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
THuPSdaY.

Thursday.
The Almy trial finished and the
murderer sentenced to hang Dec. g.,
1892. -Six-years-old child burned to
death in barn at Marlboro, Mass.
Only one state in Brazil said to be
in rebellion, the rest uil-Hun-
dreds of threshers leaving North
Dakota because of cold weather-A
seven-years-oldb boy buried alive in a
sand pit at Walden.-Three children
in Southern Minnesota reported to
have been eaten by wolves driven
out by the recent forest fres.-Heavy
failure of bankers at Hamburger
malignant type of influenza reap
pears in the south of France. 7.
Ashworth wanted for embezzlement
in Massachusetts, arrested in Liver
pool-H Home Market club banquet
at Boston, with addresses by Major
Mckinley, Senator Aldrich and ex-
Speaker Reed.-Small pox epidemic
at Harris Neck, Ga.-Death of w. 7.
Florence, noted actor, at Paris
Treasurer Smith of the Order of the
Rising Sun disappears from Lowell,
Mass
Friday.
Anna B. Everett of Boston RECEIVERS
$4,000 from John B. Stetson, mon
ey lost by her husband at gambling
yellow fever adds to the perils of
the situation in Brazil.-President
Fonseca of Brazil called on to resign.
Tidal wave reported at the Gilbert
Islands, with scores of people drown
ed.-Miss Hubbard of Yarmouth, N
S., starts for Hong Kong, 1000
miles, to meet and wed her lover
Executive committee of the Republi-
can National league meet at New
York
Twenty thousand people saw Yale's
pet eleven defeat the Harvard foot
ball team at Springfield, Mass. Score
10 to O.-Three New York city labor
ers buried buried by the caving in of
a conduit. A gas pipe was broken
and the men suffocated to DEATH
The condition of Prince George of
Wales still considered critical-Col-
umbus, Ohio, visited by 100000
hre.-Four thousand miners at Wash
ington, Ind, now out on a strike
Resignation in body of the Spanish
cabinet.
F. McCarey committed suicide
by jumping from Brooklyn bridge.
This is the first suicide there
though there have been many at
tempts before.-News comes from
Paris that 100000 men will be with
out work this winter.-Freight traf-
fic on the western railroads almost
paralyzed for lack of cars to ship the
grain to Chicago and New Orleans.
Monday.
Great storm in the Eastern Middle
states 1T about noon. At Washing
ton an entire street corner was
wrecked and several persons are be-
lieved to have been buried in the
ruins. Two tons of stone were
blown off the White House and grea
damage was done to property
throughout the city. At Baltimore
a building containing 13 sailmakers
was struck by the storm, the build
ing was unroofed and one man lifted
up and thrown into the river 40 feet
below.-A burst in Brooklvn's reser-
voir leaves the city without any
water. The business of the city was
paralvzed, no trains were run on the
elevated roads as there was no water
to make steam and no one built fires
in their stoves.-Dictator Fonseca of
Brazil resigns in favor of Vice-Presi-
dent Peixotte. This was accom-
plished by revolution in Rio Janeiro
and the news of Fonseca's resigna-
ton was received with great ap-
proval.
Tuesday.
Beverly, Mass, visited by $780,
900 fire.-Details of Japanese earth
quake show that $4,000 houses
were destroyed and 100000 people
homeless. There were $500 shocks
and over 5000 people killed-One
hundred converts to Christianity
murdered at the Belgian mission sta
tions at Tayon and Sanchi, North
China.