St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-02
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
Thursday.

Thursday.
Y. NJ. c. A. building in Washing
ton burned. Funeral of ex ex-governor
Rice to Forrest Hills cemetery, Bos
ton.-Protestant Bishop Of Wlnches-
ter, Rt. Rev. Anthony Thorold, dies
at Farnham Castle, Eng.-Little
steamer Fannie Belle struck on shoal
in Lake Massabesic, N. H., and sank.
Delegates from Kansas City, Mo-,
and Kansas City, Kan, visit Boston
and are cordially received Troops
leave Omaha for scene of trouble
with Bannock Indians. -New French
turret ship Masseua aground at
Tourteaux. Cattle commissioners
meet in Boston to make arrange
ments for grand triennial conclave
to be held during week ending Aug
ust 31st,-People along the Arkan-
sas river compelled to move to high
er ground on account of floods
Hay crop destroyed by grasshoppers
in parts of Ontario, and farmers are
killing their cattle,
Friday.
Terrible explosion in coal mine in
Westphalia, Germany, kills numbers
CT miners, 25 dead bodies removed
today.-Lady Francis Rose Gun
ming, widow Of Rev. Sir Henry Gun
nlng, arrested in London tor forgery.
u. S. fish hatchery to be establish
ed in New Hampshire. Officers
pleased with natural resources at
Livcrmore Falls.-Alberta Stuart,
aged IL years old, found dead float
my in Charles river Boston, with
evidences OF assault and murder on
her person.-Organlzed band OF con-
hdence men arrested in Boston,
Twelve persons killed and fifty Sc
riously injured in railroad accident
in France. Princess Helene ct Or
leans, recently married to Duke OF
Aosts, very Ill, in consequence Of
drinking iced milk Reported massa-
ere OF all the settlers at Jackson
Hole, idaho, by lndians.-Great loss
of lite and property by hurricane in
Japan. Many vessels lost.
Saturday.
Valkyrie III sails from Gourock,
Scotland, tor New York.-Mrs.
Maria 7. p. Miner, widow OF Rev.
DR.. A. A. Miner, dies in Boston as
the result of shock caused by her
husbands death six weeks ago.
Reported discovery of bodies of two
Engishmen buried beneath an ava
Ianche at Riedloetschen.-J ames J.
Corbett pr,z, fighter, offers no de-
fenSe to his wite's suit for DIVORCE
The Queen of Madagascar forced to
flee TO the provinces on account OF
outbreak among the natives at
Antananariva.
Several thousand tailors out on
strike in New York.
Sunday.
Five story office building, numbers
% and 80 West % street New York
and others. almost totally DESTROYED
by fire. Loss, $200,000,-Steamer
Belle of Memphis, running between
Memphis and st. Louis, reported
missing, 40 lives lost.-Rev. Edward
Beecher, brother of the late Henry
Ward Beecher, dies at Brooklyn, n.
Y.-140 Japanese soldiers drowned
in train struck by a wave on sea
wall at Kobe Cars fell into the bay,
and the men could not ape.-In-
dictments will be found against set
tiers at Jackson Hole, who killed the
Indians who had broken the game
laws.
Monday.
Great foods in portions of Okla
homa and Kansas do terrible dam
age-Tornado lays town OF Ke-
vance, HIS, in ruins. Cloud burst
at Peoria, His, demolishes church
and washes railway track away
Tailor's strike in New York very sell.
Gus. 10000 idle, and will not sub
NIT matter to arbltration.-Wate1
famine in East London. Death rate
doubled since the companies began
turning off the water except tor two
hours out OF 24.-English shippers
boycott the new canal in order tC
reduce tolls. Referee Jacobs decides
that Mrs. Alice Corbett is entitled tC
an absolute divorce from pugiist
James J Corbett, and that Corbett''
agreement to pay ner 500 a week
be adopted Steamer Belle of Mem
phis safe. She was delayed on he,
trip.
Defender wins her first cup on mi
tiai day of the n. Y. Y. c cruise
beating the VlgiIant bv 2 minutes
Massachusetts naval brigade begin
the annual tour OF duty.-Two men
supposed to be escapen prisoners
seen in Lynn.