St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-01-11
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
Friday,

Williams College receives $50, 900 from
the estat of the late Nine. Souberbeillc.
Annual election OF officers OF the New
England Travellers Assocation.-Maine
legislature to be asked to appoint COM
mttee to investigate the state liquor
agency system.-Nayal inspecting board
begins work on the United States steam
ship San Francisco at Newport, X. l.,
before its departure Tor he Mediterranean.
Fall River has record of 43 fatalities
in 1894 Man killed and wife injured by
beng struck by a locomotive at Ring
town, Pa.-Stocks advance in the morn
ing and decline in the aiteruuon.-New
York men scheming to make that city
the center OF the wool trade, instead OF
Boston.
Saturday.
Revs. John f. Hunter and H. T. Cross
ley, two noted evangelists from the West,
commence revival services in the Peoples
Temple Boston.-Terrble snowstorms
reported in Hungary causing death to
several people.-Burglars break and en-
ter the post-office and several stores at
Westport Conn, getting considerable
booty.-Senator LeXow to Introduce a
resolution making the senate committee
OF investigation permanent one held in
readiness to investigate any or all munic-
ipal departments which may be designat-
ed by the mayor OF New York.-The Cap
tain and crew OF the schooner lob H.
Jackson, Jr., wrecked on Peaked Hill
Bar, Mass, rescued by life savers in surf
boats.-Victor MonchereauX arrested in
Denver, Cot, suspected OF being the man
who stranged three women to death in
that city.
Sunday.
The Globe newspaper office and sev1
eral other buildings burned at Toronto
One person killed aud many injured
Harry S. PETER OF Camden, N. :, steps
upon live wire and is terribly burned
and mangled. Death occurs almost
instdntly,-Two lady students run away
from Mt. Holyoke College and not vet
tound.-Rver at Johnstown, Pa, rapidly
rising and another flood acknowledgement
comes that all the leading officers OF the
rebel staff in Peru have been taken
prisoners and that the revolutionists
cause has about collapsed Death of
Representative Philip Sidney Post of
Illinois, at Washington.
Monday
Edwin w Curtis inaugurated mavor
of Boston with ceremony in the chamber
OF the common council.-A pleasure
steamer eXpodes at Rio Janeiro and 100
passengers drowned.-State assemblies
meet at Nashville, Tenn. st. Paul, Mimi.
Bismark, n. d., and Helena, Montana
prominent cotton merchant OF Pine
Bluff, Ark, and a member OF the Prcsbv
terrain church, horsewhipped by young
lady while her brother held a shot gun
over him.-Death OF Rev, Dr. King,
famous in slavery days for helping
escaped slaves from the United States to
Canada, occurs at Chatham, Ont
Speaker Crisp moves the passage of the
Carlisle bill in the house, and is opposed
by Mr.. Bland.-Bill introduced by Sena.
tor Martin to attach to the territory of
Oklahoma a portion of the Chickasaw
country and admit Oklahoma to the
Union as a state.
Tuesday.
Five hundred EMPLOYEES of the Cana
dian Pacific suspended indefinitely and
more diSmlSsals are pected.-Bill intro
duced IN congress granting a pension of
$50 a month to survivors of the war of
the rebellion who have lost the use of
one lung,-The Ohio river is rising very
rapidly and the lowlands are already
overlooked
Wednesday,.
Carlisle's currency bill refused consd
Grafton in the house.--State Treasurer
Taylor OF South Dakota missing and n
large shortage in his accounts discover
ed.-Presdent Cleveland recommends
that England establish a cable station
near Hawaii,-Debs, of railroad riot
tame, makes bitter attack upon Judpe
Woods,-The grip raging around New
York and many deaths are feared