Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-01-20

\ revolution against President Hippo
ytc has broken out in Hayti. -
There are 800 cases of winter cholera in
Newburyport, Mass, and the disease seems
to be spreading. The doctors cannot &C
count for it,
The beautiful Calument club house at
Chicago was burned Tuesday night. The
loss, including valuable pictures, amounts
to $500, 600
burglars secured 5000 in bills, five
watches worth 5000 and $50 in coins
from the post-otfice at Irvington, y. Y,
Saturday morning.
After much delay eX-Postmaster n. j.
Allender of New London, Conn, who is
defaulter in the sum of $4,000, was arrested
on Saturday and held for trial.
Patrick Sullivan of Syracuse, n. Y,
clerk of the board of fire commissioners, is
short in his accounts $4,000. He says he
lost the money playing at the races.
The St. Louis hotel at Duluth, Mimi,
was burned Friday. Loss, $4,000. Two
persons are known to have persisted in the
flames and two or three others are missing.
Mr.. Won Knoksky, who has been in
charge of the Weekly Volksfeund at Gin
ployer finds that the accounts are $4,000
short.
John \. Mitteberger, county treasurer
at St, Charles, Mo-, is short in his accounts
to the amount of $4,000 He is leading
citizen of the town, and his downfall is
due to speculation.
Manuel Sylvia was caught in the shaft
ing at the Rowland mills, New Bedford,
Monday, and whirled around the shaft I'M
til he was dead, He was 80 years old and
leaves a large family.
There is a foot-sore and weary crowd
vending its way back from the San Juan
gold fields in Colorado to Denver, and
thence to other cities in the West. The
rich deposits of yellow metal proved myths.
Five ncgros were lynched within three
days at Brinkley, Ark, charged with muir
derng robbing and then burning the bod
les of RUDE Atkinson, Mrs. Surratt, his
hou>okeeper, and her -years-old daugh-
ter
For the second time in its history an ice
gorge has formed in the Mississippi river
at Memphis, Tenn. River traffic between
Memphis and Cairo is suspended. Towns
along the Mississippi are threatened with
coal famine.
John Spaulding, a millionaire sugar re-
iiner of Boston, has given $40, 900 to eight
servant girls of the United States hotel,
where he lives, because of their services in
waiting upon him. Mr.. Spauldng is a
native of ChicOpee.
Dr. Thatcher Graves, convicted of the
murder of Mrs. Barnaby, who drank poi
Noned liquor sent through the mails, has
been granted a new trial by the supreme
court of Colorado, and his release will be
The natural outcome.
\ sensation has been caused in George
town, Mass, by the arrest of Frank Vim
ms' prominent citizen and Sunday
school superintendent, who, by his own
confession, is forger to the amount OF
Hll 600. He is in jail in default of $1,000
ball.
The late William f. Weld of Brookline,
Mass, before his death gave Harvard col
I"5e 100000 for the purpose of founding
new professorship in the law school,
with the single stipulation that no men
,on should be made of the gift until after
his DEATH
The pope has determined to establish a
permanent apostolic delegation in the
United States, and has nominated Monsig'
nor Natolli to be the first delegate. This
decision the vatican considers to be a suf'
o'l'nt reply to the opposition to MOnsig
nor Satolli and his mission.
All of the principal coal mines of Nova
scotia have been bonded by syndicate
which includes President Whitney of thu
west End company of Boston, eX-Secreta
~ OF the Navy Whitney, and many othel
United States and Montreal capitalists
VINO have subscribed $10,OOO,0O0.
Boston lost over 100000 from fire.
'aN week, and brought itself alongside