Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-03-08

NO. 10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The pope celebrated his 9ith birthday
and 10th anniversary of his coronatioE
at Rome Friday.
John Y. McKane, the Gravesend cleo
tion boss, was taken to Sing Sing prison
Thursday afternoon.
Rev. II. Dewitt Talmage has changed
his mind in regard to resigning the pas
torate of the Brooklyn Tabernacle.
Another attempt was made to fire the
Worlds fair buildings Sunday, and Mich
ael Murphy was arrested for setting the
fire.
l.. G. March, formerly secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian association at
ROckland, Me, has returned TO his homs
thus correcting story that he had
skipped.
James Montgomery Bailey the 'sDan-
bury newsman" died suddenly Sunday
morning at Danbury, Conn. He was
born in Albany, N. Y, September IS,
1S41.
| Louis Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot,
has suffered relapse and is again Sc
riously sick. DR.. Basso, his physician,
despairs his recovery, as he refuses to
take regular medical treatment.
A Delaware Democrat who got ready
to run for the legislature was recently
Knocked out by the settlement of boun-
Diary suit which left his house 20 yards
across the line in Pennsylvania.
The negotiations between Spain and
Morocco as to the Riff attacks on Meiiila
last fall reported to have been closed
Sultan Mulley Hassan has agreed to paY
an indemnity of 10000, 900 pesetas.
Gladstone, the English premier. re-
signed Saturday and !. Queen Victoria
has appointed, Lord Roseberry in his
place. Parliament was prorogued Mon
day by the queen with a large atten~
dance in both houses.
Prof. Edward J. Phelps Of the Yale
/ law school and eX-minister to England,
is sill very weak at his home at New
| Haven. He fails to recover strength as
his physicians anticipated, though he ia
able to partake of wholesome nourish-
ment.
The New Y ork World hss been sued for
libel by Prince Colonna, John w. Mac
Kay's son in. law. The World stated the6
the prince was expelled from the
Jockey club at Rome for cheating at
cards, and he wants 100, 001ssfrancs TO
satisfy his wounded honor.
The battleship Indiana left Cramps
shipyard at Philadelphia Tuesday for her
preliminary trial trip, which viii be over
the course from the Five-fathom light
ship. 1t will occupy four or five days;
thorough test will be made to determine
the power ana other conditions of the
ships machinery.
Although the spring term of the su-
preme court begun Monday, none Of the
| cases which have been awaiting hear
| ing by full bench can be taken up at
once. There are 25 of these cases on the
waiting list. The delay is necessitated
by the absence of Justice Jackson, who
is in Florida for the benefit of his health.
Two trains on the Brooklyn, N. Y,
elevated railroad collded during fog
Thursday morning. In the confusion
trainmen forgot to warn other trains,
and eight other engines with cars, ap-
preaching in regular order, crashed into
the cars in front Of them. Many cars
were wrecked and several engines demol-
ished.
| The announcement of the intended
marriage of the French ambassador. NJ.
Jules Patenotre, to Miss Eleanor Louise
Elverson, the only daughter of the Phil
adelphia publisher, James Elyerson, on
Tuesday of Easter week, excites pleasant
interest in Washington society. This
will be the first marriage of any ambas-
sador in this country.
Senior Mendonica, the Bra lillian min
ister to the United States, has received
rablegram from the minister Of foreign
fairs reading: "rhe election was tran
qul throughout, res ulting in the el.c ION
by large msj rity of DR.. Prudente de
Moraes as president and of DR.. Manoel
Victorno Pereira as vice president. They
were the candidates OF the republican,
or constitutional party"
Thirteen anarchists were arrested in
Paris Sunday. The police searched the
lodgings occupied by the prisoners and
found a quantity of explosives and
mass of documents of the usual an .rchist
character. Numbers OF well to Go per-
sous have given money to anarchists
with view To insure themselves against
gu rages. Among those who have thus
/ Ia E,ot ss s,ulI l.