St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-01-21
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
ThurSday.

Thursday.
Death of Prince Albert Victor, son
of the Prince of Wales, and heir ap-
parent to the English throne.-Death
of Cardinal Manning, leader of the
English Catholics. Death of Cardi-
nal Simeoni. the project general of
the propaganda.-A $3.50, 600 fire in
a Waterbury brass works.-David
Sanborn, a building mover, assault
ed and murdered by robbers at Sails
bury, Mass.-A young woman acct
dentally shot and killed by a tele-
graph messenger at PASSPORT, Me
New York working hard to secure
the next democratic acknowledgements
tion.-The Western Traffic associa-
ton to diSband.-Death Of DR.. Henry
7. BOwditch, a prominent Massachu-
setts Observation-Disclosures shocks
at Jackson, Tenn.-The fruit crop in
some sections of California damaged
by frosts.
Friday.
Anarchists making trouble in Spain.
"A great rise in the Tennessee river,
and some trains abandoned on ac-
count of Observation-Disclosures cpl
demic in Granville, N. Y; 1873 cases
reported.-Frightful accident on the
Northern Pacific road, near Brainerd,
Mimi; two members of an opera
company burned to death, and sew
eral passengers badly hurt.-Terrible
suffering of the crew of the bark
"Countess of Dufferin;" frost-bitten
and six days without food.-Two
children in Millbrook. Mich, over
turn a lamp and are burned to death.
Brakeman and engineer of a runa-
way train on the Baltimore & Ohio
road killed.-A strong attempt being
made to save DR.. Graves and fasten
the crime of Mrs. Barnaby's murder
on somebody else.
Saturday.
H. A. Glover, a farm superintend-
ent near Nashua, N. H., murderously
assaulted by an ex-convict.-Discov-
cry Of a so-called murder trap in the
Indian country. where numerous
travellers have mysteriously disap-
peared.-Chili defiant and said to be
preparing for war.-"Jack the
Slasher," who has amused himself of
late in New York city by cutting the
throats of drunken men, arrested he
admits manv crimes.-The convict
war in Tennessee breaks out afresh,
and a company of miners is fired on
bv the troops.-A Waterman at the
Dwight mills in Chicopee, being ar
rested for arson, confesses to having
set several fires there lately.
Monday.
The entire business portion of
Orleans, Neb., burned.
The house of Judge Brace, at Lam
caster, Ohio, blown up by natural
gas. and the judge said to be fatally
hurt.-A syndicate of London and
New York capitalists buy 5,OOO,-
900 of Baltimore and Ohio railroad
stock.-The doctrine of infant dam
nation entirely eliminated from the
creed by the Presbyterian general
assembly in session at New York
Exceedingly cold weather through
out the Northwest.-The Mexican
revolutionists still capturing ranches
and making havoc along the border.
New evidence said to be found in
favor of DR.. Graves.-A powder mill
at Central City, KY, explodes and
kills seven persons.-ActIvity at
Washington and at different navy
wards in view of complications with
Chill.
Tuesday,.
Billiards causing much damage to
live stock in Texas; cattle frozen by
the thousands.-Five thousand peo-
pie in Brockton down with the grip.
Two Roxbury (Mass.) children
under four years of age drink a
quantity of whiskey and die from it's
effects. A grand row in the French
chamber of deputies; blows given
and several duels arranged.-Sec-
rotary Blaine has another attack of
indigestion while at the cabinet
meeting.-The pope suffering from
the inhuenza.-The United States
makes a warlike move and orders
the North Atlantic ships to the Pa
cif.-Remarkable revival services
at Elizabeth, N. j.; 1000 converts
secured.
Wednesday.
Tragic end of a prospective bride
and groom at Berlin, the former be-
ing murdered by the latter, who then
commits suicide.-Tbe Gillian stu