St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-10-01
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
Thursday.

The famous Searles will case adj
iourned till Oct. 14-Twelve firemen
overwhelmed by srnokein a big fire at
Minneapolis Norwood Machine
company's building and an elevator
burned, loss $197, 900. Minister
Egan Of Chill said to have suppress
ed news that U. S. government ought
to have had.-Great lumber mill at
Bathurst, N. B., destroyed.-Ne
ka republican convention declares for
Blaine and honest money.-Two
tourists in Alaska alleged to have
been murdered by Indians-Gov
Russell of Massachusetts, dimes with
Mrs. Harrison at Auburndale.
in a colored church in Florida, owing
to the lights going out; three women
killed and score seriously wounded.
Russian outposts in Central Asia
driven back from beyond the treaty
line by British force. SERIOUS
drouth reported in Chester county,
n. H.-Gov. Hill of New York adj
dressed a large audience a fair at
Malone. wreck on the
Pittsburg & Western road, in Penn
sylvania; work train with so men
run into by a freight; men killed
and 20 injured.-An Ottawa dis
patch announces that Canadians are
expressing strong desire for an
nexation.-Explosion of a bomb at an
Italian celebration in Newark, N. J.;
eleven persons killed and 80 wounded
Friday.
Many head of cattle reported burn
ed by prairie fires in the Northwest
Raj checks the forest fires in
Northern Wisconsin.-C. w. Make
peace of Avon, Mass, shot in
family quarrel by his wife. and may
not live -Commissioner Raum's an
nual report shows GIG, 16O pension
ers now on the roll.-Death of Mary
D. Bond, first woman treasurer of a
Massachusetts bank.-A genuine i'm
provement of trade reported by Dun
& Cos agency in New York.-Wreck
on the Baltimore and Ohio, and a
large number of passengers reported
injured.-Teu negroes sentenced TO
be hanged, at Charleston, S. c., for
the murder of another negro.-One
of the finest buildings in Savannah
establishment, loss about 100000.
"A wedding at Buda-Pesth interrupt
ed by the appearance of former wife
and eight children.-Secretary Blaine
writes that he is unable to participate
in the Ohio campaign, but says no
efforts must be spared to elect Nc
Kinley.-Abundant harvests report
ed from the Turkish provinces.
Saturday.
Northern Minnesota still being de-
wasted by forest fires; a heavy rain
looked to as the only thing that will
prevent widespread destruction
: Mrs Cordelia Griffin, a wealthy
widow of Dover, N. H., hanged her
self-More than half the milk sales
in Massachusetts announced as il
legal on account of adulteration.-
Three men fatally hurt by the fall O
a scaffold at Mechanicsville, n "
One man killed, two fatally hurt ano
one badly hurt in a quarrel over &
line fence at Henderson, MINI.
: Sunday.
: Twenty-Five counties in Illinois
have had no rain for six weeks, anc
everything is drying up.-Two muir
derers released from jail at Cheyenne
Wyo., by a masked man who gagged
and bound the jailer.-John Cunning
i, ham shot dead at Montgomery, Ala.
. for insulting the wife of Superintend
ent Durham Of the Alabama Midland
railroads.&c. Fargo, n. D., an OF
car collided with an incoming engin,
f and was set afre; Fireman Dodg,
: was literally roasted to death, En-
gineer Curtis also persisted ano
Brakeman Benton lost both eyes
A $625, 900 fire in ST. Louis.
Monday.
A crisis reported in Chill, CROWNS