Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-03-18
Monday, March IA.

Monday, March IA.
Bishop Bedell Of the Protestant Episco-
pal diocese of Ohio is dead.
A dock, barges and 10000 bales of hay in
Jersey City were burned.
| 1t has been decided to erect condensed
milk factory in Monmouth, Me-
Ashinger won the New York bicycle
race, Lamb second, Martin third.
Manager Powers has signed Reddy Mack
to play second base in the New York club.
Michigan delegates are unanimous for
Harrison should Alger be out of the race.
The Anstro-Hungary government will
need 4OOOO,OJ0 in gold to resume specie
payments.
William Mason, n well-known Taunton
(Mass) manufactures and horseman, died
at Boston.
Tests are to be made of cellulose rela-
tive to its adaptability as an armor pack
ing material
violent snowstorm ragged yesterday in
Germany Many railroad trains were de-
layed by snow.
The senate committee is to report favor
ably on all nominations for judges of new
courts of appeal.
Vanderblt's yacht Alva was victorious
in a race with Baron Rothschld's Eros at
the Nice regatta
A dispatch from Tunis says that Brit
ish smack capsized off Tunis and five per-
sons were drowned.
The house committee on territories will
report favorably On the bills to admit New
Mexico and Arizona as states.
Whiskey trust officials were arraigned
in the United States court at Boston and
admitted to bail in $4,000 each.
William Powell was arrested at Salem,
Mass, charged with assault upon Chris
topher Campbell with intent to kill.
Allerton's owner has proposed to hang
up a $4,000 purse at Independence, Ia, for
race between his horse and AXtell.
| H. p. Dwight has been appointed to sue
coed Erastus Wiman as president of the
Great Northwestern Telegraph company
Tuesday, March Is.
A typhoid fever epidemic is raging at
Villa Lerdo, Mex.
A preacher was struck blind in the pull
pit at Russell, Ills.
Two cases of typhus fever have been dis
covered in Philadelphia.
A murderous colored servant girl was
lynched by Raysville (Va.) mob.
The city of Deerng, Me-, inaugurated
| its first city government yesterday.
Four men were instantly killed by an
accident in boiler factory in St. Louis.
The Sergeant Milling company's estab-
lishment at Sapln, Mo-, was destroyed by
fire.
Minister Lincoln's health is sufficiently
improved to enable him to resume his du-
ties.
The Corlss Y. NJ. c. a. building at New
buryport, Mass. was damaged by fire and
water.
Secretary Blaine and Representative
Springer are progressing favorably toward
recovery.
Many iron and steel furnaces in Pitts
burg are being cooled off, owing to the
| overstock.
The celebrated Dacoit chief, the Min.
laung prince was condemned to death by
the British.
Mrs. Potter Palmer thinks New York
state shows lack of enthusiasm concern
ing the Worlds fair.
Receiver Beal's demurrer in the case
brought against the Maverick bank by the
city of Somerville, was overruled.
William P. Boynton, a printer of Bar
Mills Me-, while Respondent. committed
suicide by cutting his throat with a razor.
DIR. j. H. Chaplin of Merlden, Conn. died
very suddenly in the City bank of South
Norwalk, it is supposed of heart failure.
DR.. Chaplin was 90 years old.
General Alger, replying to the charges
of the New York Sun, says that he had
the right to leave his command when he
did, as he had his application for dis
charge Endorsed by President Lincoln.
Wednesday, March 16.
1t is intimated that Emperor Williams
malady has become serious.
The Duvai Hotel, Jacksonville, Fla. was
destroyed by fire. loss $1,000
There was a destructive fire at Danbury
Conn; loss, $3.50 to 100000.
General Daz is the choice for presiden
tial candidate Of the Liberal party.
1t is said that Russian agents are ar
ranging a coup d'etat in the Balkans
The beef trust burned its books to pre-
vent their scrutiny by the federal officials
Canadian Pacific employees have beer
discharged for disloyalty to the company
President Csrnot signed the reciprocity
convention between the United Sites anC
v France.
A Denver liquor dealer who failed anC
who was also accused of forgery, poisoned
t himself
At Tifin, O., a mailman shot three men
! his employers, two fatally, and theI
Y killed himself.
The Charleston has sailed from Sal
3 Francisco. 1t is rumored that she will g
: to Behring sea.
Miss Eliza f. Spillane was thrown iron
r a wagon by an unruly horse at Norwalk
, Conn, and killed.
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