St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-03-22
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
Thursday.

thursday.
The news of the surrender Of the
Brazilian insurgents is confirmed. and
the civil war there is at an end.-Three
miners killed at Edwardsville, Pa
Twenty-Five Yale students expelled from
the college commons, where they board
ed, owing to continued disorderly con-
duct.-The Bland seigniorage bill passed
the senate by a vote of A to 81
Death, at Washington, of Brownell, who
shot the murderer of Col. Ellsworth at
the breaking out of the civil war.-A
bomb exploded in a Paris church; one
person killed and three others injured
Gov. Waite of Colorado has a conflict
with the city authorities of Denver over
the removal of two commissioners
Senator Morrilrs bill to promote ana
tomical science has been favorablv re-
ported IN the senate.-A large number of
counterfeit silver coins have been found
around Aver, Mass.-Gov. Brown of
Rhode Island unanimously renominated
by the republican state convention.
Friday.
Serious washouts have occurred on the
Union Pacific, in Idaho.-Prairie fire has
done great damage in South Dakota
1t is now officially announced that Nc
Kane was 100000 short in the
management of Gravesends city ac-
counts.-The explosion of a lamp at
Newton, n. Y, causes the death of two
men.-The Portuguese minister declines
to give up Da Cana, the Brazilian
wrecked the buildings and fences at
Trickham, Texas; Mrs. Watson and
four children were killed, and Mr.. Wat
son was fatally hurt.
Saturday.
O. ~ OF
said to be the biggest shoe firm in the
world, have assigned; they employed
1000 persons and did business
of 100000 yearly. - Gloucester,
Mass, has a $150,000 fre-Five per-
sons burned to death at Bay Bulls, n. S.
-Grogan's boarding stables in Brighton
burned, together with 30 horses, of
which Is belonged to boarders.-Effort
being made to have the laws of Man
itoba and the Northwest compelling
Catholic children to attend the public
schools disallowed.-A prairie fire on the
Missouri River bottoms below Sioux
City, Iowa, has burned fences, bridges,
groves and outbuildings; over 5000 tons
of hay, valued at $4,000, has been burned
in the stack.
Sunday.
Ninetieth birthday anniversary of Neal
Dow celebrated in many sections of the
Countrywide Union depot at Denver,
Col, burned to the ground at loss of
$500, 0OO.-Monster parade of working
men in London to denounce the house of
lords and advocate the employers
liability bill.
Monday.
A Maine Central engine deraiIed near
Newport, Me, and Engineer Wing
killed.-Western railroads are said to be
handling an increased volume of business
"A terrible cyclone, leaving death and
disaster in its wake, swept over parts of
the South; the damage was most ex-
tensive near Jackson and Greenville,
Texas, and Memphis, Tenn.-A thunder
bolt struck the house of John Johnson of
Lawrencevile, Ca, and killed his wife
and six-year-old son-Thirty horses
burned in a Boston stable-Police Jus
tice Sutherland, one of McKane's lieu
tenants in election outrages, gets a
wears Imprisonment and $500 fine.
Tuesday.
Six people dying from trichinae at Pla-
no ,Ill.-Whole family poisoned by canned
chicken at Hillsborough, Ind.-Joseph
Stevenson of Warsaw, Ind, unearthed
an iron kettle containing $9OOO-Re-
port says 20 killed and 100 injured by
recent cyclone in Texas.-Revised Wilson
bill put before the full senate committee
"A log driver rode to his death down
Riclaelieu river rapids, in the presence of
500 people-Death of Louis Kossuth,
the Hungarian patriot.