St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-11-15
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
Thursday,

/ ltNdlI lDI any lUIOI llIllb NbIiNNI IllIl}
them -Ambassado Bayard speaks OF
"ludiyidual Freedom, the Germ OF Ma
tOual Prosperity and pCrmaucnCc,' a
Ediuburgh.-Rear Admiral William Schu
icIdt dies At Washiupton.-EugIish oars
men beat rccmcr'S crcwat Austin, Texas
Flowers used IN ST. Thomas church
New York, for the ducal wedding, sent t.
the hospitals and almshouscs- Snow
storm in sconSin.-MauitOba govern
mcnt makes statement that date has
been changed in a bill produced by Cath.
oIcs giving them certain school rights
Miss Irene Langthoruc married at
Richmond Nao to the artist, Charles
Dana Glbbon, Of New York.
Friday.
Walter Billings killed by a pet bear at
. Lowell, Mass while ut work in the
animals pit.-Ix-scnator Allen l.. Thur
man not expected to live from the effects
/ OF a fail at his home, Columbus, Ohio,
last Friday.-Adolph Gnttman. who
with his brother, is charged with steal
/ ing 100000 in Hungary, aud who was
supposed to have persisted in the slbc
disaster is snow believed to he in America.
Glue given by girl who came out in the
steamer Wittckind with him-John K.
Roster an aged farmer, found dead in his
home at Scituatc, X. l.. with bullet
hole in his hcad.-Woman' Board of
Missions comple. c, its session in Boston.
Five more leaders in the massacrcs OF
missionaries in China put to death
SurIkcm the Clyde shpyards Spreading
EMPLOYEES OF Lynn & Boston railroad
hold meeting in Boston and ask for more
pay and shorter hours OF labor.-Low
water in Canadian canals alarms grain
intcrests.-MrS S. =. Colt seeks divorce
from her husband, Col Colt, and case
VII be tried at Conway, n. II,
Saturday.
Mrs. Rebccca T. Burnham and Miss
Susan Sherman who recently dsap-
peared from Dighton Mass, discovered
III Nashua, n. H., under assumed names
conducting a nursery tor the society of
Kings Daughters. Mrs. Burnham LETT
home because she was tired of doing all
the work while her husband got all the
money.-Steamcr Puritan goes ashore
near New London, Coun., in the thick
fog. Her $50 passengers taken off by
tugs.-Chnese rebels threaten the gov
eminent that they will advance upon
Pekin unless their demands receive a IA
vorahe reply. The rebel Dungans are
10000 strong and have overcome the
Imperial troops.-Ex-consul Waller said
to be dying in French prlson.-Scheme
to build Nicaragua canal by private cap
ltaI being talked of.-Lord Dunraven
l,ul,o l.. L..
drawing from the yacht racc.-Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe injured by car colding
with the carriage in which she was driv-
ing i'll New Orleans. The injuries are not
severe.
Sunday.
Steamer Puritan still ashore at Great
Gull Island, and the sea pounding her
stern and sides.-Grcat indignation eX-
pressed by leading yachtsmen over Lord
Dunraven's published statements.-Im
pressive service i'll Second Universalist
church, Boston, in memory of DR.. Miner.
Saloon keepers in New York find Tam
many's victory makes no difference, and
this Sunday was as dry as before cleo
tlon.-Patrick Maroncy of Lowell left
his pocketbook containing 81 900 in his
overcoat pocket in his room when he
went to work, and on returning found it
gone. tramp is spccted.-England
sends six more warships to Turkish
waters; France send three more-Sevcre
shocks OF earthquake in Greece The
Czarlna'S lIc III danger from Complca-
tons in child blrth.-Four men killed by
explosion of a locomotive boiler five miles
from Hudson IT, New Norl
Monday.
New York horse show opens.-De-
Chavannes' $4,000 painting in Boston
public library declared to be cut and
blIstered. Trustees were wholly gnor-
ant OF it.-Ambassador Bayard scored
by Congressman Mccall Tor his Edin-
burgh speech which he says insults the
whole American people,-Dr Basil Nor
ris, |. $. a. dies at San Francisco of
appopleXy-One hundred moonshiners
and Illicit retailers of liquors taken prs-
ouers in the interior of West Virginia.
Five marines shot down by drunken
soldier at Hampton Roads last Monday
lying i'll serious condition in Marine |
hospital, New York. The soldier. Iohn
Crowley, has been arrested, and awaits
trial by court martial,--SiX notorious |
criminals escape from Jail at Cincinnati.
-Highwaymen at Loudon, N. H.,
attempt to stop a man, who escapes
them by whipping up his horse-Negro
lynched by a Georgia mob at Chomers-
vilIe.-Many marine disasters reported
from England,
Tuesday.
Steamer Puritan got off the rocks by
tugs and stcams to New London.-Bos-
ton police arrest a burglar who has
$4,000 worth of stamps and $4,000 |
worth of other stolen goods in his pos
session His name is j. S, Chaffee. Miss
Pauline Whitney welded to A. H. Paget,
youngest sonof the late Gen. Lord Alfred
Paget, in st, Thomas church, New York.
General Miles asks Tor more soldiers
and guns for coast defence.-Low water
in the Great Lakes causes Niagara Falls
to greatly decrease in volume.-British |
missionaries near Jerusalem attacked by
a mob and some of their servants killed |