Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-07-11
The News Of the Week.

Town of Eslarn, Bavaria, totally DESTROYED
by fire--Valkyrie III outsailed by Brit
ANNA on the Clyde--George e. Tripp of
Woburn attempted suicide--Four high
way robbers shot to death under a new
law-bondon press thinks Mr.. Cham
berlain will mould the policy of the new
British ministry - Postoffices will dis
continue the use of cancellino machines
on account of their enormous expense-
Albert j. Hosler, the colored man who
jumped his bail while under the charge of
forgery, brought back to Boston-Ofi-
clal announcement was made at the White
House OF the appointment of Willis L.
Moore of Illinois to be chief of the weather
bureau. MIR. Moores commission arrived
from Gray GableS-A fssure has aD-
peared in the northwest side of Mt Yes
uvluS, and dense stream of lava is
floating down the mountain side-Chief
Engineer Borthwick, who cut his throat
in an attempt at suicide, now out of
danger - The commissioned the new
Leicester public library was laid. The ex-
erclses were brief and simple. Lory S.
Watson, whose donation of S25, coo has
assured the building of the library, has
spent the most of his 81 years in Lei
cester. He is native of Spencer.
Saturday, July 6.
John Ross and Harold G. Brown.
charged with shooting John Wills during
the East Boston carnival parade, arraigned
at the preliminary hearing on the charge
of murder-Hamilton mill gates to re-
open Monday, but striking weavers say
they will not go observation-disclosures
John w. Carter of Boston drowned at
Harwich, Mass--White caps admins
tered tar and feathers to Canterbury
IN. H.) man-Revolutionary dynamite
plot brought to light in Cuba
Paul Butler beaten in the second
International canoe race at New York
digher prices for STAPLES and increases in
wages prominent in the business revival
---lthurlel, entered fin a 2:45 race at
Minneapolis, paced in 2:15-Fishermen
squatters on Sandy Hook to resist attempt
of the government to remove them
Pickpocket arrested in Germany identified
as Horace Hovan, a well-known
American bank sneak-Actual war
practically commenced in Ecuador
No claims yet filed at the treasury for re-
fund of income tax money--TreaSury
expenditures exceeded receipts yesterday
S3,115, 477-Fritz Holman, wife and four
children asphyxiated in Chicago--Three
killed and 80 injured in q riot at a German
Catholic picnic in Indiana--Plan of rev.
olutson said to have been formed in
Brazil - Treasury department work
ing for absolute suppression OF fraudu-
lent undervaluations on imports -
Revolutionary Cubans flocking to New
York--Valkyrie III defeated Ailsa at
Hunters Quay - Corporal Tanner de-
nounces the pension policy of President
Cleveland - American Theosophists
snubbed by Mrs. Besant in the London
onvention--Englsh governments pol
icy to be under three heads-iniperial,
colonial and domestic.
Sunday, July 7.
Deerfeld's (Mass) alleged defaulting
tax collector held for the grand jury
English mile amateur running record
lowered by Champion Bacon-President
McGurl of Holy Cross college, Worcester,
Observation-Disclosures again easily beat
Britannia and Ailsa in light wind
Hay crop not up to the average east of the
Mississippi--Mrs.M yron B. Goddard at
tempted suicide at Providence-Bogus
bonds of Highland county, O., in circula-
lation-Seven persons drowned by the
sinking of the Lady Lee off Island Point,
Tenn-Whisky trust litigation ended in
victory for reorganization committee and
its counsel - Five children struck by
lightning at Apalachicola, Fla--Promi-
nent business man of Nanticoke, Pa,
murdered by a school janltor--Cuban
rebels defeated at Ell Cobre-Danbury
Comm hat manufacturers operating
union shops declared lockout against the
finishers socation--Wallace l.. Lowell,
once of the firm of Potter, Low
ell & Co., Boston, against whom
there is an Indictment for embezzle-
ment, living in luxury in Mexico
Cambridge university of England will
accept challenge of Yale - Five men
badly injured by zinc works explosion
near Jersey City-Electrocution of Dr.
Buchanan denounced by German journals
Pope Leo said to have promulgated a
decree abolishing all days of abstinence
except Fridays-Wind and rain did great
damage in Kansas and Missouri-Paul
Butler defeated the Canadian challenger
in the international canoe race--Forest
fire devastated 25 miles of country in New
foundland
Monday, July 8.
The Defender given another trial, and
easily beat the Colonia ON all points of
sailing-Another daughter born to Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland - Advance
guard of Christian EndeaSorers arrived in
Boston-Six persons drowned by capsiz-
ing of boat on Lake Geneva, Wis
Damage to crops by western storms
Opening of Catholic summer school of
America in Plattsburg, n. Y-Salem has
bridegroom disappearance mystery
Mississippi solid for Democratic silver can
didates-Christ Episcopal church in
Waltham changed hands-Ex-Queen
Liliuokalani plotting an alliance with
Japan by marriage with japanese
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