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ENGLAND,s INQUEST.
An Appeal For International Arbitration
From Groat liriiain.

An Appeal For International Arbitration
From Grcat iirliain.
W,suISdroS, Jan, 1s.-By appoint
mont, Mr.. William Randall Croner, a
mombor Of the British house Of com.
nous, called upon Prosiden. Cleveland
to-day, In company with Secretary
Gresham. and presented to him n
memorial signed by S54 members Of tho
tia,ion OF treaty providing for the sub.
mission to arbitration OF any differences
that may arso between the United
States and Great Britain. Among the
signatures arc the names OF many dis.
tineushed mon known to the American
public. There nre 232 Liberals, II
Na,ionalists. 80 Unionists and 81 Con.
serva,iye, on tho list. 1t is said that
this IL tho first timo such document
has received the signature OF any M.
tionalist. sntt
Tho text OF tho memorial isas follows:
"To The Pr0idsn, and Con0rcn ofne United S,ateI
Gfdmuioi.
"Inresponso to tho resolution adopted
by Congress on April 4. 1890, tho British
house OF commons. supported In it's
decision by Mt. Gladstone on Juno lG,
1893. unanimously affirmed Its willing.
ness to cooperate with the government
o! the United States In aettling disputes
between, the two countries ov means OF
arbitration. The undersigned members
OF the British parliament, while cordial.
Ia, ~, nh rim Cnnrraaa 10 "a
resolution, given such IN impetus to
tho movement and called forth such
response from our government, earneSt.
ly hope that Congress will follow up its
resolution and crown Its desire BY in
vi,ing our government to join In form.
ing treaty which shall bind tho two
nations to refer to arbitration disputes
which diplomacy fails to adjust. Should
such proposal be made, our heartiest
efforts would be used in its enpport.
and We shall rejoice that the United
States OF America and the United King
dom Of Great Britain and Ireland have
resolved to set such splendid example
to the other nations OF the world"
Among the well known names on tho
li,t are the following: Sir George Baden
Powell, Edward Blake. Jacob and Albert
Bright, William Randall Cremer, Major
Leonard Darwin. Sir Charles Dixie. Sir
I. Grattan Esmonde, Christopher Fur
meas. Timothy Harrington. Timothy n.
Healy. Sir Henry H. Howarth, Arthur
Humphreys Ovens. Henry. Labouchere,
Sir wiIired Lawson. Sir ]. Lubbock.
Justin Mccarthy, Sir Samuel Montagu.
the Hon. Anthony J. Mundella, Hon.
Mark +. Napier Sir Stafford. Northcote.
Sir John Fender. Hon. Philip J. STAN
hope, Henry Charles Stephens, ChRrIcs
K. panrer and. Sir Richard E. Wnhsfer.
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WAslrlHoroN, D. G., Jan. 1S.-Tho
scnsto to-day passed tho army appro-
priation bill, carrying S23,OOO.0OO, and
the bill which In effect advances Con
cral Schoicld. in command Of the army,
to tho rank OF lieutenant general, hold
by Generals Sherman and Sheridan.
Aside from thi, tho dav was glvon 10
dobato on tho Nicaraguan canal. Mr..
Morgan, in charge OF tho measure,
sought to iix time for bringing tho
question to n vote, but without success,
and tho tedious discussion goes on with
littlo prospect OF IL speedy vote. Mr..
Calfrey, OF Louisiana. prosonted n now
phnIo on tho subject by Offering u reso.
nt!0n ugmgrnow treaty with Nicaragua
and Gotta RicN for tho cession OF n canal
route ontirnly under tho Jurisdiction OF
tho United States.
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a JUST DEMAND

by KRnawhn Coni Operators md Miners,
Mr.. Eikins' Sympathy In Their Effort to
Brcnk Upa Monopoly-A Bill Prepared
for the Legislature.
Special Dispatch 10 the InieiiiCeHccr
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. 1S.-Mr.
Elkins and his party left this evening
for the cast. Mr.. Elkins goes to Balti.
more and New York. Miss Elkins goes
homo to Elkins. Miss Davis to Balti.
more.
Mr.. Elkins will endeavor to re,urn
here next week, but is not sure that
business engagements will permit him
TO be here at the time OF his election to
the United States senate, although he
would like to be. A strong desire Is
expressed that he may bo present to nd.
wise rs to some matters OF public pol.
icy and the Republican party's relation
thereto.
MINERS AND OPERATORS ASK RELIEF.
Mr.. EIkins to-day gavo audience to
Representatives OF the coal interests OF
tho valley who mako strong complaints
against the Chesapeake & Ohio coal
agency. This agency handles all tho coal
that goes TO seaboard markets and the
present demand OH tho legislature is the
passa2e OF measure that will permit
operators to market their own produc.
tionin their own way. In this demand
operators and miners join. aud so far rs
members nave expressed themselves,
there is dispo ,ition to do whatever
can bo done to give relief.
4 NIL PREPARED.
1t ia represented by tho operators
that unless this DO done they cannot
run their minos and tho mon cannot
earn their bread Some OF tho opera.
tors were disposod to insist upon Il gon.
cral railroad law with commission at
tnchmcnt. but tho bill prepared by
Col. st. Clair. rs counsel for tho Now
River Coal Exchange, looks no farther
than restoring to operators tho' right
to marEot their product Tho
bill provldes severe penalties i'll tho
way OF imprisonment for violation Of its
provisions. II has not SO. becn intro.
duced.
Mr.. Elkius listened attontivcly to tho
case Of tho operators aud said that
their causn appealed to tho sonsc Of
justice Of tho legislature, aud ho did no.
donbt that ,iNt body would grant all tho
relic. in irs power.
CORRECTION.
By tho omisaion Of tho word mot"
which fell out somewhere between hero
aud Wheeling, l was made to say that
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THE DEI}S CASE.


An Agreement Botwsen Attorneys Taken
Under Adrisement.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 1S.-In tho
habens corbus proceedings in the case
OF Eugene V. Debs and others concern
ed in the Chicago strike the govern
ment, acting through Assistant Attor-
ncy General Whitney, and Attorney
Darrow acting for Dcbs and his asso.
ciates, to-day presented n stipulation to
the United states supreme court agree
ing to postpone tho argument OF tho
case until the 25.h OF March and agree.
ing that in the meantime tho prisoners
shall DO admitted to bail in the sum Of
$1,000 each.
Chief Justice Fuller stated on behalf
OF tho court that the matter was OF such
importance that it would be necessary
tho court anould have opportunity Tor
consultation before acting upon the
stipulation with regard to bail. The
agreement, therefore. was taken under
advisomont.
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Mr.. BRADY
His Absence From Charleston,
With that Dobt Resolution,
HAS NO TRAGIC SIGNIFICANCE,
Such as tho Register Seeks to At
tach to tho circumstance.
WAS NOTHING At ALL UNUSUAL

ln tho Ohio County Dclcgatcs Act.
lon, Which Was Takcn AdviscdIy.
Thoughtful and Conservative Non
Who Aro Not willing to bo Led by
Judge Okcy Johnson-Mr. Brady
viii Report the Resolution In Due
Time-Thc Campbell Fec Hcsolu.
tiOn VIII Do Reported Uniayor-
ably-Tho Aftermath, OF That, Dom.
ocratlo Cnucus--A.Just Demand by
Coal Operators and 3Iiucrs.
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WaslIISdroS, D. G., Jan. ls-Thc
state department ha, been informed
that tho Hamburg authorities havo for
bidden tho importation, OF cattle and
swine from England and Ireland. inas-
much rs n largo proportion OF tho
American cattlo entering Germany 20
through England this will bo another
acvero blow Mt our cattle interests and
trade with continental Europe.
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CnEHALls, WASH, Jan. lS.-james
Urquhart, aged scvonty-ivc, one OF tho
wealthias. residents OF this part OF the
state, camo in from his farm to marry
Miss Myrtlo Blanchard, aged fifteen, tor
sean. His children, however, persuaded
him from tho marriage. Within two
hours from tho hour set for tho cerc.
mony Miss Blanchard served papers in
suit for breach of promise, claiming
$4,000 dumngns.
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ono was asked 10 bring a pound OF
something uJciul. Tho response was
most generous, over 100 wagon lohda Of
provisions buing contributed. OF this
four loads were Of flour. and the rest
was nearly all Of a substantial aud nour.
ishing character. A iew pnrsons sont
golden English pounds sterling,
others pounda OF copper cen.a.
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MILITARY LAW
Proclaimed in tho Republic OF
Hawaii and Honolulu.
A SERIOUS UPRISING OF NATIVES.
Charles H. Garter, Ono OF tho An
nexation Commission. Killed.
ELIMINATION OF A ROYAL PLOT

To Overthrow tho Governmcnt-The
Citizens Promptly Rcspond to tho
Call to Arms-Scvcral Natives Kill
cd In the First Enoonntcr-Th
Rebels Under tho Leadership OF
Robert Wilcox-Thc Natives Sur
rounded 10 Mountain Valley and
Their Capture Was Only a Mattor
of a Short Time.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Heavy snow Ia blocking ths mails OH
tho Rocky mountain railroads.
A ilre In tho business portion Of
Macon, Goorgia, laat night destroyed
s5D.00O OF property. Tho insurance
wns about $4,000
At Rolling drcen, MINI, Thursday
night sam u. tloe,lins shot aud in
s,antly killed his wiiu md hor parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney. IIo was pur.
suod by q posse aud was shot while
trying 10 olude capture.
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IFor Routine Of the Legislature SEQ Third pags.l
specidI DiIOGiti 10 Ii. ineligeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. lS.-The
absence OF Mr.. Brady, OF Ohio county,
and the fact that ho mas not reported to
the senate Mr.. Edmiston's debt resolu.
tion, have no. the tragic relation and
Significance which my friend the Regis
ter seeks to attach to them, nor has Mr..
Brady dropped through hole or been
spirited away. He was givon leave OF
aoaence by the house and on tho same
day he left for home.
He did not rush the debt resolution
into the senate, because some thoughtful
and conservative men, who wished to
guard the stato's honor at every point,
aud not desiring that the senate should
be panic stricken by aurprise, like the
house was, requested that tho rcsolu.
tion be held back until they coult yet n
better understanding OF tho situation
and determine upon course OF action.
Among other things they did not intend
to be led by eX.Judge Okey johnson.
whom they discovered to be the author
OF the Edmiston resolution.
This is all there ia OF it. Mr.. Brady
expects to be back on Wednesday, and
then he will report tho resolution. His
course in acting at the suggestion OF
members OF the other body is by no
means unusual. 7.H
THE FEE SYSTEM.
The resolution Of Mr.. Campbell, OF
Ohio county, providing for commits.
sion to sit after adjournment OF, legis.
latu.e and investigate the fees OF public
officers, went TO the Judiciary COM.
'mttee, which VIII report II back uniayor-
ably. This action will be based on tho
idea that II there be reason to probe
the fee offices, state and county, the in.
vestigation should he had now, a, lar as
it is possible TO 20 with it, so that this
legislature may ondeavor TO remedy
any evil found to oxist. This idea was
advanced in the house by Mr.. Smith, OF
Ohio county. who is member OF the
judiciary committee and would oppose
the resolution.
THAT CAUCUS
There was so much pulling and haul.
ing in the Democratic senatorial caucus
that it has not all come out yet. Now,
l am informed in grea. carnestness OF
tone, that it was Edmiston, of Lewis,
who forced the open vote 30 as to make
everybody show his hand. Tho thing
worked and hands were shown. 1t
seems now that ii thera had been
secret ballot Senator Camden would
have received moro votes. There are
many sore heads since that caucus.
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INDIAN SCHOOLS.
Tho Dobatp on tho Indian Appro-
prlntlon Bill In tho House.
Mr., GR0SVEN0R DENOUNCES A. P. A.

Attacks Maio Against Him In tho
last Cnmpaign-liis Rcmarks nrc
Received With Applause - Tho
Army appropriation B'i Passes tho
Scnatc-Gnncral Sohonoid Promo.
ted 10 tho Position OF Lieutenant
Gcnesal-A Row Between Demo.
Gratis on Pension Matters.
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WAsni"oroS, Jan. 1.-THE Evening
Star, tho loading newspaper Of this city,
gave "ponnd" party for tho benoiit OF
tho poor OF this city, who hnvo boon
sIllcriug severely this wintor. Every.
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By tho omisaion OF tho word mot"
which :ell out somewhere between hero
and Wheeling, was made to say that
tho action OF Mr., Morris, Of Ritchie, on.
the book question, was "intcrprctcd 10
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For West Virginia, fair; warmer; southwest
winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, clearing: wosl
winds.
For Ohio. clearing In tho carly morning: fair
Saturday; cooler IN northwest portious: west
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A shot from his field piece scattered
n crowd OF them who appeared in tho
edco Of tho crater, and four dead bodies
wcrc tho result. Thirty.sx rifles. two
ono hundred pound boxcs oi oar
fridge, and two dynamite bombs wero
found in all improviqcd fort, also lot
Of clothing, including au United Statos
navy dress coat. Squads Of lroopI
scourcd tho summit Of Diamond hoad,
but no natives wcro found. Two cases
Of gin were found and brought to head.
quarters. Alter boing examined by Dr..
Cooper, tho army surgeon. tho stun
was pronounced poisoned mud destroyed.
From statements OF tho natives cap
iurod during tho day, ii was ascsrtained
that tho captain OF tho little steamer
WaimNnalo, was responsible for tho
landing Of tho arms with when
tho natives woro suppliod. THO
cntiro crew was arrcstcd. Tho mao
confessed aud whcn confronted with
his testimony tho captain also at-
knowledgcd his uuilt. Up to 4 u. IN.
Thursday, thirty.four Of Ilonoluu'd
prominent RoyNlis.s were undor arrcst.
Carl " idcmnnn, son Of Liluokalani's
ln,cst envoy 10 Tho Unitod States, is
missing sinco Inst thursday and 1t is
believed ho is killed.
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Al daylight. n large iUrc5 Of nativos
""' hah taksn IN strong position on
,"' Slope Of Diamond hill, attacked
"'m' Alter standing flro about m hour
n" n"u NndIng the natives had tho nd.
,', ,"n,aHs OF numbera and position, King
I''Hsd hi, force to sanu.souci, u pleas.
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oct 20. 1894
CONCORD & MONTREAL R. R.
Passenger Service
from st. Johnsbury.

For Woodsyille, Plymouth Laconia, III.
ton, Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Iowell
and Boston, 40 (ex), 9.45 Il m. 2.3S
(ex) p m. Arrive Boston SOC n. m. 4 As.
s,35 p. IN.
Sundays / 40 a. m, arrive Boston 3 OF am
The 40 a. IN. train daily has through
passenger and sleeping car.
For St Iohnsbury via Plymouth and Well,
River.
Leave Boston 900 (eX) a. M. 500 tex,
p. IN. Sundays 8 90 D. IN.
Leave Lowell 9.46 (ex) Il. m, Sl3 texD
p. IN. Sundays S.43 p. m
Leave Nashua Jc. 1O.l2(ex.) a. m. 9O7 tcxD
p. IN. Sundays 9.O7 p. m
Leave Manchester 104l (ex) a. m, 9.37,
(ex.) p. IN. Sundays 9.37 p. m.
Leave Concord 30 (ex.) a. m. 1915 (exl
p. III. Sundays 1915 p. IN.
Arr. st. Iohnsbury 3.0S p. m. 2.17 am
The 900 am. train from Boston week DAYS
M the 500 p. IN. train daily have
through pas senger and sleeping cars
+. Il. BROWN, 6. p. A.
u, {. PRESCOTT,
Gent Sup't and Traffic Manager
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE NOTES.

College opened Thursday, the / 18th, for
the spring term OF eleven weeks.
Rood, Hutchinson and Woods, of the
class OF '95, st. J. A.. have been visiting
their friends in Dartmouth.
Patey '9S, St. j. A. "a, is substitute
pitcher on the Varsity for this spring.
b. +. Marshall 81, st. J. A. '93, has
returned to college after an absence OF
twelve weeks.
Grove "a, ST, j. A. 90, is now travel
ing in England.
The last issue OF the Dartmouth Liter
airy Monthly contains a full page cut OF
Chef Justice Henry c. Idle &c, st f.. !. A.
'62, with a sketch of his life.
{. A. laquith sc, St. J. A. '92, is or
gamst at the congregational church in
Lebanon, n. II,
Much qualification has been expressed
by the st, A, alumni here at the recent
decision the authorities otthc academy
TO allow the students to compete at the
lnterscholastic meet held here this spring
This has been the desire of every st. |. A.
man IN Dartmouth and il is the uniyer.
sal opinion thai the step once taken will
never be regretted,
l.. X. Hall, 90, st. !. A., SO. has been
here the past week to start the athletic
team IN then outdoor work for the
spring.
Dartmouth defeated Harvard at Man
chester last week Thursday in very
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MHERsT COLLEGE NOTES.

The college opened Thursday, the ! 18th,
for the spring term OF ten weeks.
Students and faculty alike were glad to
welcome back at the beginning OF the
term Prof. KimbaIl, the head OF the
physics department. He had spent the
college year so far in the Adirondacks,
having been forced to give up his work
on account of i'll health Owing to
Prof. Kimball's return W. l.. Raub Am
herst 90, st. !. A. $50, has been able to
give up his position as instructor in
physics earlier than he had expected. He
has therefore FASTENED his preparations
and intends to sail for Europe next Sat
urday (27th). 1t is his purpose to spend
considerable time in study at different
German Universities and possibly some
time Mt Oxford. He may be abroad four
years. He has given excellent satlslac-
ton as an instructor here, and all his
friends will congratulate him on this full
fment OF his wishes for further study.
During the last vacation the Chi Phi
chapter house caught fire, and though
the fire itself did comparatively little
damage, the streams OF water were turn
ed into the building so much that most
of the inside furnishings of the house
were ruined, and it is not occupied. The
news will have special interest mas
much as W. c. Rowland, Amherst 81,
Academy 90, is a member OF that frater-
nifty, though he was not rooming in the
house.
The last number of the Literary
Monthly contained several contributions
by W. !. Boardman, '95. He was
member of the board of editors that re-
tired with the publication of that num-
Der.
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exciting game, Dinsmore and Highlands
pitched for the respective teams. Mon
day at Cambridge at the end OF the
fourth inning, when the game was called
on account Of rain, the score stood ii
in Dartmouth favor with the same pitch
ers as at Manchester Tuesday, Patty
'9s, ST. J. A. '94 was tried in the box
against Highlands, and the final score
was 80 in Harvard's favor.
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Travellers Guide.
BOSTON & MAINE R, R.
PASsUMPsHG DIVISION
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, NOV. 10 a.,
Trains leave NJ. Johnsbuyv.
GOING SOUTH

hr"'hs leave 81 JOhnsbury.
GOING SOUTH.
For Concord, Manchester, Nashun Io,...,
and Boston via White River uncJ,Hell
1880, and 900 n. M, arriving nj Host",
S.12 n. M, 400 p, IN. '''"h
For Concord, Manchester, Nashun. In,,o,,
and Boston via Wells River and pIvm ,"mtl'
1.4o a. m. daily, 900 a, y IN n''" nn
233 p. m. Arriving at Boston, & 90 ." "
m, 4.55 and $50 p. m. ''- H.
For Bellows Falls, Northampton. Snri,,,
field, Hartford, New Haven and New VIE
1890 and 300 n m. ''"'
For Newbury, Bradford, Norwich ana Whit.
River Junction, 1880 and 900 N +" NV" II,
For Passumpsc, Barnet and McIndoo,
900 q. M, and 5.55 p. m.
900 u. M. 2.33 and sos p. IN. '''
For M Montpelier, 900 a. m. and 2.33 u. IN
For Littleton, at 900 n. m, 233 and rr
p. IN.
GOING NORTH.
For Lyndonville and Newport, goo n -,
3.15 and 1880 a. m, 3.1O, and i -
For West Burke. Barton and Barton Lo,d
ing, 3.15 and 1850 n. M, and 49,
For Stanstead and Derby Line, Massavinr;
North Hatley, Lennoxvillc and SherbrooIr
3.i5 and 1850 n. m, and 4.27 u. m
ForQuebec via Sherbrooke and Grand Trunl
Ry., 3.15 a. m. and APT p. M.
For Quebec via Sherbrooke and Quebec C,,
trail Ry., $40 a. IN. and 4 .27 d. m
For Montreal via Sherbrookc and Grand
Trunk Ry., 3.15 a. M. and 4.27 p. IN.
For Montreal via Newport and Canadion
Pacific Ry, 2,22 n. M. daily, $40 %. m
T. A. MacKINNON, II. Il. FOLSOM.
Gen. Manager. Div. Stunt
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Beecham's pills for consti-
patton 100 and 25$. Get the
book at your druggists and
60 by it.
LIBERATION NOTICE

Annual sales NOR. than 100000 boxsA
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Wednesday.
Work on Boston subway very lively
Many bodies unearthed. -Newsnaper
train on Camden and Atlantic road SIM
day morning reported TO have broken
the worlds record for speed. Monitor
Amphitrite placed in commission for
coast defence. Russian, French and
German ministers make protest to lapan.
csc government regarding cession TO
Japan OF territory upon the mainland
OF China King of Slams gift to Yale of
S'amese edition of the sacred writings of
the southern Buddhists, arrives.-Wiiliom
kulley OF Berlin Falls, N. H., who hleyy
out the gas at the Eagle hotel Concord
on Monday night, has regained con.
seriousness and will recover, His wife
has recovered.-Crminal negligence is
said to have been the cause of the Lowell
mill disaster-Union Pacific stockbold.
ers meet in Boston with small attend.
ance. Mrs. Parnelps condition not
changed. Commissions less lreonent ~
Nicaraguan affair critical. Enpland
will make no modification of her Ultima.
tum, Robbery of First National hank
Plainheld, N. e, $22, 765 made nuhl;c
Woman drowned in Charles river RIOS.
ton, probably Annie Calder, whose lover
had iorsaken her for another woman -
Home for triendless children, Chestnut
Ridge, ~ y, destroyed by FIRE. Canada
to be invited to annex by resolution nf
~ y mouse OF representatives.
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ST. J0HNSBURY AND
LAKECHAMPLAIN R, R,
Winter Arrangement, Nov.1o, 1894
Trains Leave ~. Johnsbur,,

GOlNS w lfSI
For Danville, Hardwick, Morrisville, Cam.
bridge Junction, Burlington, st. Albnns
and Rutland 7.3o n. nj. and 316 y. IN.
For Danville, West Danville, Walden. Grrrrs
boro, East Hardwick, Hardwick, Morris
willie and Hyde Park. 1856 u. m. 315
p. m. and 4.32 p. m.
For Johnson, Cambridge Junction, Burlinp
ton, Fletcher, Fairfield, Sheldon, HiehgnIr
and Swanton, 1886 a. IN. and 3.l5 u. m
For Stanbridge, st. Johns, and Montreal vi,
East Swanton, 735 n. IN. and 315 p. m
GOING EAST
For East St Johnsbury. North Concord
Miles Pond and Lunenburg $40 a m.
2.45 and 4.55 p. M, (mixed).
For Whitefeld, Fabyans, Crawfords Glen
North Conway, Fryeburg, Portland
Brunswick, Lewiston, Augusta WatervIllr
Bangor and st. John 2.3O a. m, ~
p. M.
For Boston via North Conway, 23o Il. m
II. l.. FOLSOM, u. ]. FLANDERS.
Supt. Gen. Pass. Agt
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Sunday.

Horrible murder of woman in New
York City. Man arrested on suspicion.
Man and woman out boating on east
ern branch of the Potomac upset the
boat while quarreling and were drowned.
Standard Oil Company and Russian
oil producers make an agreement. Oil
furry in America has affected Austrian
market. Mime, Modjeska, the Polish
actress recently expelled from Russia,
has appealed to Mr.. Kenyon U. S. Am
bassanor in Berlin to intervene on her be.
half. She is under engagement to play
in several cities.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-04-26

Next August is the date of the animal
muster OF the Vermont National Guard
which will be held at Fairlee, the home ~
Quarter Master-General Gilmore. "