St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-12-13

erS call meeting and condemn President
| Cleveland's policy advocating free ships.
Friday.
Train held up by bandits near Fort
| Worth, Texas, the express car broken in
to and the safes rif1ed to the amount of
| S14O ,0OO.-The Ute Indians threaten an
uprising in Utah.-A woman. Miss
| Josephine Brand, tackled by a man in
| daylight at Lawrenceburg, Indiana, and
relieved of $40, 000.-The United States
accepts an invitation from the Sultan of
| Turkey to send a representative to the
| Armenian investigation. Other coun-
| tries are to be ted.-Reported
that peace probably will be declared be-
tween China and Japan at no distant
| date.-The mangled body of A. D. Barnes,
a janitor, found in a box in an alley in
Chica go.--George Bahen of Richmond,
Va, has backbone broken in a recent
foot ball game between Georgetown
University and the Columbia Athletic
Club, and is now at the point of death.
Saturday.
Reported that Senator Quay of Penn
sylvania and Thomas c. Platt of New
York decide to support Tom Reed for
president.-Imports at New York for the
Seth Thomas clock works at Thomas
ton, Conn, reported working over time,
owing to the large number of orders
The president proclaims the Chinese i'm
migration treaty between the U. S. and
China. The Hunt 1nultickange gum
proves a failure, and no further expert
ments with divided charges in big guns
will be made.-Mr. Hatch of Missouri
offers resolution in the house author1z-
ing an appropriation for publishing the
test of dairy products made by the Co
J,,,,,
tions reveal that the probable cause of
typhoid fever at Wesleyan was from eat
ing oysters that had been placed in fresh
water near a sewer at New Haven to
fatten before marketing. -25 ,OOO,0
acres of grass land in Texas and New
Mexico reported as being swept over by
fires.
Emperor William speaks of the social
lists refusal to cheer for him.-No hope
held out to Ambassador Runyon that
Germany's DEGREES against American
meats will be recalled.-Count Goetzen,
a German explorer, completes his journey
across Africa.-Several embassies nego-
tiating with Sultan for an independent
investigation into the Armenian afro
cities.-The regular Sunday night Italian
stabbing ARRAY, which rarely skips the
schedule, was on time this evening in
Boston, this time at the South end
Two counterfeiters nabbed at Bridge
port, Conn, while attempting to pass
bad money.--AIl Protestant Germany
celebrate the Booth anniversary of the
birth of Gustavus Adolphus the king OF
Sweden, who in 1880 took his army to
Germany to help the Protestants in
their struggle with the Catholic League.
Monday.
The Japanese making ready to advance
upon Pekin-Yale football players elect
S. B. Thorne captain for '95.-Mr. Nor
gan opens the debate on the Nicaragua
canal bill in the senate, tavoring the
scheme.-Senator Hill cordially received
at Washington by colleagues of all par
ties.-Agent Day ordered to remove the
Utes from Utah to their reservation in
COlorado.-Prices of some of the agri-
cultural products at unprecedently low
B. Pettingill held by
United States commissioner in Philadel-
phia for smuggling phenacetine.-Chi-
nese preparing to receive an attack upon
Wei-hai Wei by the Japanese; foreigners
organizing company for protection.
Tuesday.
Iron slowly improved; copper frmer.
Actor Victor H. Am bros has four sepa-
rate amputations of the left leg at Hart
ford hospital.-Senator Morrill, makes
vigorous and able speech upon the quack
financial schemes OF this country.-Hotel |
keepers of Boston forbidden furnishing
guests with opportunities for card play |
ing.-Bench warrant issued for the arrest |
of Hon. Jeremiah Olney, commissioner of
the school fund of Connecticut.-Rev. |
Joseph Harwood, agent for the American
Bible Society in Venezuela, released from
Fields Murray Of Waterville,
Me, lassoed by a maniac on The streets
of Bangor.