St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-10-12

demolished Fatal labor riots have oc-
Cured at the shops Of the Big -Four road
in Indanola, Ind.-A panic prevails IN
Rio Janeiro owing to the bombardment
of the city by the rebel et.-Another
uprising Of the Matabeles, in Africa is
reported, with an aattck on British ex-
pedition.-Troops have been called on to
quiet the striking miners near Brussels.
The first baby born in the new town OF
Perry, o. T., was celebrated" in fine
shape by the whole population and a
trust fund started in the youngsters
behalf-A single woman, 45 years old,
found dead in tenement at Manchester
N. H., having died from starvation.
Saturday.
The Vigilant wins the first race for the
America soup, defeating the English yacht
Vakyrle by mile and half-Massa-
chusetts republican convention nomi-
mates Hon. Frederic T. Greeenhalge OF
Lowell for governor, and also renom-
mates Lieut.. Gov. Wolcott and Secre-
tary-ofState Vim. Olin.-While East
Providence (R. ~ boys were playing
Indians, Frank Nelson, 16 years old, was
shot and killed by an irgun-A mill super
intendent at Qudneck, K. l., murderous-
ly assaulted by an employee to whom he
had spoken about some work.-The
latest news from every section in
Louisiana stricken by the recent storm
tends to confirm the belief that over
2000 lives were lost and that millions of
dollars worth OF property was destroy
ed; besides that thousands OF people
have been deprived of the means of max
ing livelihood; the situation is appall-
idg but New Orleans is doing all it can
to relieve those in want.-Portions of
Louisiana are being terrorized by regu-
lators, whose operations are directed
mainly against the cotton planters.-
War to the death is said to have broken
out among the Moors, who are especial
ly bitter against the Spaniards.
Monday.
The Valkyrie again defeated by the
Vigilant in the contest for the cup; the
English yacht led once by ten lengths,
but the American overlook and van
quished her by IL minutes.-Four thou
stand mill hands at Olneyville, X. l.,
stopped work on account of reduction
in wages.-Eight lives have been lost by
the capsizing Of a fishing boat on Lake
Superior.-Centennia celebration at
Williams College.-lt is announced that
$4,000 Russian Jews, all men OF wealth,
who have been exiled by the car, are
coming to America, most of them intend
ing to settle on the Pacific coast
Chicago day celebrated at the Worlds
Fair and more than 100000 people par
ticipated.-A woman threw herself in
front of train at Montreal and was in
stantly killed.
Tuesday.
John Pettig II years DID, arrested at
Brockton on his confession OF having
tried to wreck fast train from Boston
to the Cape.-Two policemen knocked
down and trampled to death by Ham
burg mob, because they attempted to
enforce sanitary regulations.-A San
Francisco asylum for foundlings is
charged with the barbarous treatment
ofinfants, over 80 of the children having
died within six weeks.
Wednesday.
The Valkyrie leading the Vigilant in
the yacht race at last reports.-Frank
Jones and Col Sinclair dropped from the
directorate of the Boston & Maine
Another storm predicted on the Atlantic
coast, adjacent to the Gulf of Mexico.