St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1892-02-04
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
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An increasing sentiment against the
! Chinese in Montana.-Two peddlers
suffoca ted by escaping gas in an OF
.awa hotel.-A bill appropriating
100000 for the Worlds fair passed
bv the New York sena te.-Burling-
ton, Iowa, excited over a tenth at
tempt to burn the citv.-It is gener-
ally thought at Washington that
the matter of attack on the Z. S sail
ors inChili will be arbitrat ted and not
be allowed to go to the supreme court.
There is a prospect that the reci-
procity arrangements with Guate-
mala may be defeated by change
in the government of that country
Two Cincinnati boys, ten years old,
arrested for forgery. men killed
and IS injured by a mine explosion
at Honey Brook, Pa.-Five men
killed and five wounded by mine
explosion in Virginia.
Friday.
Mexico's trade with the United
States seriousl V threatened by
decline in the price of silver bullion.
Cara, the rebel leader, said to
have crossed into Mexico from Texas
with large fOrce.-One man killed
and others hurt by rear end col
lision on the New York Central at
Syracuse-Gov Mckinley of Ohio
reported to be seriously i'll with
neuralgia of the stomach.-A big
strike of silver ore reported from
Creole, Col.-Bangor theological
seminary closed on account OF the
grip.-Five american missionaries
said to have been murdered in the
Congo Free State by halfcivilized
Portuguese; three men and two
women perished.-Succi, the Italian
faster. who started out for a SO
days fast, gave it up after a days.
"A father, mother and two children
found dead in Oklahoma Territory,
from exposure during the recent cold
eather.-A mother and three chill
dren burned to death in a house near
Brainerd, Minn.-A father and two
children burned to death at Green
vile, Ga.-Six fishermen carried out
on an ice foe on Lake Michigan
Saturday.
discarded lover in Switzerland
sends false telegram announcing a
insanity and death OF the wife.-Wm.
O'Brien mobbed by Parnellits at
Thurles, .Ireland.-A stiformedab bic
strike of coal miners in the Monon-
gahela valley, Va, said to be proba-
BILE within thirty davs.-Six thou
sand railroad men in England are on
a strike on question of overtime
Brutal murder for the purpose of
robbery of an old lady at Milburn,
n. J., who was alone in the house.
Fully one-fourth of the buildings at
Chimav, Hungary, destroyed by fire.
disastrous gales at Vienna. Hun
spreading rapidly in
Russia.
Death of Rev. Chas. H. Sturgeon,
the noted London preacher, at
Mentone, France.-Ten miners from
Washington said to have been lost
in Alaska nothing has been heard of
them since last April.-A cargo of
half a million frozen herring, the
largest lot ever brought to Glou-
cester. arrived a that port.-Capt.
Geo. Clark and nine men rescued |
from helplesslv drifting steam tug in
New York harbor, after several DAYS |
suffering from cold and exposure
The Salvation Army attacked by a
mob at Eastbourne, Eng, and a
bloody, hand-to-hand encounter re-
thousand railroad men
in session at New York city, in
of closer rela atoms between
the different organiza tions. The |
steamship Elder with 800 passengers,
on the rocks in fog off the English
coast; but no loss of life.-A hun
dred non-union railroad work men
men at Butte, Montana.-F. w.
Martin, Toronto (Can.) electrician,
caught by an electric circuit between
two dynamos and made totally
blind, besides being probably fatally
hurt.
Decision by the United States
supreme court that Boyd Gan unnat-
uralized citizen) is governor of
Nebraska.-Hon. E. ]. Phelps, ex-
minister to England, appointed
chief counsel for the United States
before the Behring Sea board of ar
bitration.-Wreck OF a number of
coasting vessels on the shores of the
English channel.-Dlscovery of
tunnel dug by gang of convicts in
the Ohio state penitentiary to enable
them to escape.-The defendants in
Quay's libel suit sentenced
to six months imprisonment in Jail
and fine OF $500 and the costs of
Drosecution.-Twenty lives have
been lost in the riots at Buda Pesth.
The danger of a civil warm Samoa
said to be over, as Mataafa's follow
,rs have abandoned their cause.
Tuesday.
Two boys fall through the ice and
are drowned, at Pennington. n. j.
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