St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-02-22
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
Thursday.

Death by pneumonia of Isaac p. Gray
at the City OF Mexico. He was the Uni
ted States minister to Mexico and for
merly governor OF lndiana.-Southern
Texas visited by two feet OF snow, caus-
ing much suffering and detention of bust
ness.-In the German Reichstag Herr
Bebel declared that the North German
Lloyd's crews are never exercised in boat
drills or in closing the bulkhead DOORS
The English House OF Commons rejected,
900 to Ill, the motion to reconsider the
dynamiters' seutences-The Car is re-
ceiving almost daily Nihilist procama-
nations and menacing letters.-Cholera
is prevalent in Constantinople. -Mayor
Strong of New York removes police com
missioner Sheehan and appoints in his
place A. D. Andrews, a former officer in
the United States army.-Owing to the
surrender Of the Chinese forts at Wei-hai-
Wei Admiral Ting commits suicide. Ii
Hung Chang has been reinstated and APP
pointed peace envoy to Japan.
Friday.
Rear end collision on the New York
Central railroad near Rhinecliff, N. Y.
Engineer and fireman killed.-Heavy
snowstorm in the South Atlantic states.
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and
Arkansas are having the coolest wealth
cr ever known in that sectional drunk
en- Frenchman attempts suicide by jump
ing into stove at Worcester Mass
Death of Princess Paulina," the small
est woman in existence in New York.
She was 10 years old, II inches tall and
weighed Sh pounds.-The Plymouth
Rock Pants company Of Boston placed
in receivers hands.-Foui teen persons
killed by the explosion of fire damp in
the province of Silesia in Austra.-The
editor ana two employees of the True
American, an A. p. A. paper in St. Louis
assaulted while asleep and the subscrip
ton list OF the paper stolen.-The com
mittee on Woman's Suffrage in Massa
chusetts legislature will report to 3 in
favor OF municipal suffrage for women.
Saturday.
Lively FIRE on Broadway, New York
Blaze started in Pach Bros. Photographic
studio, with a loss of 100000 by water
-Forty-six letters from the sunken Ebe
found on the English coast and forward
ed to their addresses i'll New York state
Letters not damaged in the slightest de
gree.-End of the revolution the United
States OF Colombia. Eight counterleiters
arrested in New York while engaged in
making dimes and quarters,-Litte John
Flemming shot in the head and killed by
Everett Ellis at Canton, Mass. Both
boys were Is years old Estimated dam.
age from the Brooklyn street railway
strike is 500, Bill for biennial cleo
tons in Massachusetts expected to pass
the legislature,
Sunday.
Fatal collision on the Atchison rail
road, near Guthrie, Oklahoma. One
engineer instantly killed, and two
men fatally injured and IL seriously
wounded.-Twelve cases of small pox il
St. LOUISA fireman, Patrick Conway
fatally injured at a fire in Rochester, N
Y, by being struck by falling ladder
More news received in London from the
war i'll the East. Japan orders two new
battleships from England The Chinese
Commodore Lin and General Chang com
mitted suicide. The Chinese Emperor
has ordered all the civil officials and mil
tary and naval officers connected will
the events OF Wei hai-Wei to be behead
ed.--Wreck on the Atchison road neal
Pittsburg, Kansas. Eight passenger.
severely injured and every one on tn,
train more or less hurt More outrage'
in Armenia Men killed and women car
ried off and prisoners tortured with no
irons.-Heavy snowfall in Central Italy
Monday.
Twelve men fatally burned by explosion
OF gas i'll a colliery near Ashland, Pa
Serious wreck on the Norfolk and West
ern railway near Huntingdon, w. Va
Express train jumps the track, killing tw,
passengers and injuring several of tn
trainmen.-De of Arch Duke Albert.
nephew OF the Emperor of AUSTRIA
Music Hall in Buffalo, N, Y, damaged b
fire to the extent OF ,OO0.-Secon
triennial session OF National Council c
Women opens in Washington.--Nine hur
dred prospective electrical strikers locke
out in New York city by the Electrica
Contractors northumberland Boot
of Salvation Army fame addresses
CROWDED ineet'n8nn Faneull Hall, Boston
W II. Blake killed at Ashland, N. H
by escaping steam from stationar
engine in paper mill owned by Wilde
& Co. of Boston.--News reaches Phila
delphia of the wreck of a ship off the Bs
hamas She was loaded with sugar an
her contents were insured for $3.50 900.
Tuesday.
Bill passed in Indiana legislature mall
ing prize fighting crime,-Four person
frozen to death in Central Pennsylvania
and mother and two children lost in tn
storm at Webster, N. C.-James Brown
the Oldest sergeant in the United State
army, frozen to deathin Montana.-Tw
tramps avert an accident on the Fitch
burgh railroad near Lincoln, Mass. b
) having the express train tagged. The