St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-06-07
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
Thursday.

laps landing at FormoSa resisted.
They lombard port olKelong.-Rus-
STA said to have made a treaty with
Korea.-Strlct search to be made Tor
the survivors of the steamer Colima,
wrecked off the coast OF Mexico
Premier Whiteway announces in
Newfoundland legislature that Score
tary Bond had obtained satistac-
tory loan.-Report that Great Brit
ain is negotiating to buy the Panama
Canal.-MaSs. League Cyclers race at
WaItham. Mile competition record
lowered by Murphy.-Naval veter-
ans honor Admiral Farraguts mem
DRY by decorating his bronze statue
in Marine Park, observation-disclosures
ment to Confederate dead dedicated
at Chicago.-Hon f. Andrews, ex
congressman dies while asleep at his
home in Boston-Gov. Morton OF
New York overcome by heat while
reviewing parade.
Friday.
Mass. House OF Representatives
rejects bill for the abolition OF the
Common Councll.-Baptist Home
Mission Society meet sat Saratoga.-
British warshlps ordered to Jlddah to
investigate killing OF British vice
consul and wounding of consul by
band OF Bedolns, and TO protect the
lives and property OF Foreigners
Illinois democrats declare tor free
coinage.-Heat very great in many
localities. People Frustrated by it
IN New York Lord Sholto Douglas
marr1es Loretta Adds, waitress in
San Francisco restaurant.
Saturday.
Steamers for Europe crowded with
passengers.-J. F. Andrews, ex CON
gresham, buried i'll Boston.-Situa-
ton in Constantinople critical. The
Porte has made no reply to the
scheme submitted by Great Britain,
France and Russia for reform in
Armenia. bathing season opened in
Boston with crowds i'll attendance. -
Governor signs Boston's amended city
charter blll.-Heat tearlully severe
and many people die from it in Phil
adelphia.- Nitro-gl ycerine explosion
in Parkersburg, w. Virginia blows
windows and doors out in the town.
Rebels in Ecuador planning march
on Guayaquil,-J, w. Hallard, U. S.
Consul at Hall, England, dies
Sweeping changes in Chicago police
arrangements take place.-Lord
Cough, father of Hugh Cough, first
secretary OF British embassy at
Washington, dies. -About 100 sail
OF American seiners are off the coast
of Nova Scotia trying for mackerel,
which are INSIDE the three mile limit
Canadian cruisers are watching
them.
Sunday.
Floods from heavy rains i'll west
ern Kansas cause railway washouts.
PrairlcS in Colorado have tWote feet of
water on them, Heavy fall of snow
in same state. Nebraska and Texas
suffer from cloud bursts. Rome hon
ors the fifteenth anniversary OF the
death OF Gen. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
that Jose MART, civil leader OF Gu
ban insurgents, is not dead after all.
Young lady drowned while suri-
bathing at Atlantic City, her com
panron arrested charged with drag
ging her against her will beyond the
safety line,-Report Of unknown
epidemic started among French
fisherman on Red Island, Newtound-
land. People are panic STRICKEN
The Czarwitch OF Russia is very i'll.
Monday.
Suprt me court decides that the tar
If act OF 1894 went into effect on
Aug. %, INSTEAD OF Aug. /. This
makes Il difference OF millions of dol
lars. The Ancient and Honorables
OF Massachusetts celebrate their
257th anniversary in Boston with
imposing parade and services i'll old
South church and banquet in Faneui
hall-Captaln general vi Madrid,
General Primervia, shot by officer OF
an infantry regiment, thought to be
insane.-Amercan Congregational
association holds its AID annual
meeting III Pilgrim hall, Boston.-Mr.
Gladstone Is Ill with heavy
cod.-Japanese capture Kelung.
Formosa, the Chinese losing 800
men IN the hght.-W, V. Rick
er stabs and kills his tather-n-
law, John Cunnlh, at Roxbury,
Mass,-Mlss Emily Faithful, English
worker in woman's cause, dies, aged
60 years.
Tuesday.
Sir Charles Topper will recommend
! the abolition of the license fee and all