St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-09-06
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
ThnrSday.

hall grounds attracts large crowds
Ronouet of general grand chapter OF Or
der Of Eastern Star in Faneuil Hail.
PHYSICIANS inspect new contagious wards
of Boston City Hospital opens
nj Wiers. y. H.-Young man arrested tor
nassinp worthless checks at Narragan-
sett Pier.-Commissioners at ku Cheng
making progress with investigation into
outraGes to missionaries. Ten convic-
+ions made.-Lord Dunraven arrives III
New York on Teutonic, accompanied by
his two daughters and designer Watson.
One man killed and one seriouslyinlured
by Gazing in of gravel bank at South
Weymouth, Mass.-Admiral Bunce and
other naval veterans rendered reception
nj Portland, Me-National strike OF
tailors under headway.-Red Men in
council i'll Boston.-Funeral OF a. w.
Houghton, ex-mayor of Cambridge,
Mass, and founder of the Riverside Press
Friday.
Patrick O'Day, in state prison, Provl-
dence, r. l., for numbering his wife, COM
mits suicide by hanging Prince Bis
mark welcomes bearers OF gifts from Ger
man-Amercaus- Spain budget shows
deficit of 25,O00 600 pesetas.--Masonlc
home for Massachusetts and Masonic
university costing $50, 900, 600 proposed
at Knights Templar cOncIave.-tort
thousand deaths from cholera reported
in Pekin in August.-Indiana man jailed
for - years in Hamburg Germany, Tor
an offense committed before he came to
Amerca.-The Templars talk of making
Washington a fixed place for meeting
Defender wins easily i'll race with Nigl'
lant.-North Conway, N. H., has gor-
geous coaching parade.-Severe earth
quake shock at Laibach, AustrIa.-Four
hundred New York liquor dealers plead
guilty to offenses, and fines aggregate
0O0-Princess Elizabeth, wife OF the
Hereditary Grand Duke of Oldenburg,
dies at Fulda-Man reported to have
died of cholera in suburb OF London.
Saturday.
Cholera broken out at Honolulu, and
steamer Monrovia warned not to touch
there.-Collision between steamers Chris
TOPPER Columbus and John A. Dix on
Chicago river followed by panic in which
many people were injured .-Another
Jump in miners wages in Alabama
Cruiser Minneapolis presented withmag-
nihcent silver service by citizens of Min
neapois. Ceremony on the ships quar-
ter deck at Boston Admiral Bunce and
Captain Wadleigh accepted the gifts for
the war ship.-Queen of the Belglans
thrown from her horse and slightly in
iured while riding at Spa, near Liege.-
China dissatisfied with Sir n. K. O'Con-
nor, British minister, on account OF his
attitude on the inquiry into kucheng
massacres, and demands his recall
British cabinet excited over move on
the part OF Russia to injure her interests
on the Mekong river.-Crowds visit the
ships oil the L. S. navy in Boston harbor.
New York woman tried to Jump from
Brooklyn bridge, but was prevented by
police
Sunday.
Or. Lorn B. Putnam, aged 90 years
dies at Saratoga.-Gen. Ely Parker, a
famous Indian, dies at Bridgeport,
Conn.-Great loss by fire at Iibertulle,
Me-Memorial church in memory of
Kaiser Williams, and the 25th anniver-
sary of the battle of Sedan, dedicated in
Berlin with elaborate ceremonies
number of bull fights stopped in France
by police. People very angry at inter-
ference.-A farmer, John F. Leighton at
Franklin, N, H., lost $500 playing
cards with two sharpers yesterday.
Serious outbreak feared in Samoa.
Earthquake shock felt at New Jersey.
Lord Dunraven willing to bet the
Valkyrie on the issue of the race.-Ter-
rible fight among Italian water work
ers at North Brook6eld, Mass. Many
nd ctol,baI I'D l,llaJ
Monday.
Grand ball given by H. p, Belmont in
his stable palace at Newport.-Knights
of Labor and drivers fight at Philadelphia
during Labor Day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
labor parade very fine, with IA, 900 in
h'o.-Terrible railway collision at Coney
Island. One man killed. 60 seriously
hurt, and many Others injured more or
less.-EX-Senator John F. Lewis dies at
Lynwood, rginia.-Emperor William
gives state dinner at Berlin.-All Ger
many celebrating Sedan day.
Buffalo Academy of music DESTROYED by
fre.-Jack the Ripper, the White Chapel
murderer, said to be in Jail in London
Oyster season opens.-Court martial
ordered for trial OF Capt. Sumner for
negligence in docking cruiser Columbia
at Southampton.-Captain Lavoisot of
Tamatave, Madagascar, severely pun
ished tor conduct in the Castine
Tamatave incidental Hung Chang
appointed imperial chancellor of China.
Italy recognizes government ofGeneral
Altaro in Ecuador being first European
power to do so.-Iapanese are evacua-
ting Port Arthur and dismantling forti-
fcations there
Tuesday.
A general strike of steam.6tters oil
Boston declared Some 300 men idle
Daring robbers take $500 from Nautas.
ket Steamboat Co, S office, Rowe's wharf
Boston.-Dr. G. W. Fraker, notorious
insurance swndler, captured i'll northern
Minnesota.-Plot against the Cars life
discovered by Russian police Spanist
claim to have won victory over Maceo's
army in Cuba.-Peary expedition steam
er Kite reported at Hostenborg, on July
10. Prospects bright tor her reaching
her destination.-Militia overawes thu
striking miners in Michigan, and gooC
order is kept-Religious troubles excited
IN Mexico between Protestants and Cath
olics, over the apparition of the Virgin
at Guadaloupe.-Body of Benjamin F
Pletzel, partner of the accused swindle
and murderer, H. H. Holmes, exhumet
in Philadelphia, and head taken to b
used in trial of Holmes.
Wednesday.