Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-10-31
THE NEWS DAY BY DAY.
IME NEWS OF THE WORLD FOR
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Friday, October IS.
Delegations from a dozen Ohio CO
ties called on Major Mckinley at Can
ton yesterday.
Secretary Carlisle had eggs thrown
at him while making his first speech
yesterday in Kentucky.
The superintendent OF Vermont In
sane Asylum has been Indicted on
charges of brutally beating female pa
tents.
The Boston Rubber Shoe Company
will start up it's two factories at NAL
den, Mass, on full time next Monday,
employing 5000 persons.
Harry Furniss, the English charac-
ter artist and humorist, arrived on the
Germanic to take snap shots of the
election for London, Paris and Berlin
newspapers.
There were about 1870 Armenian
steerage passengers on the Hamburg
American line steamer California,
which arrived in New York yesterday
afternoon from Hamburg. and Havre.
The captain stated that all have some
small means, and he does not antici-
pate any difficulty about landing them,
as he says they are not likely to be-
come public charge.
Saturday, October "a.
Bryan entered Illinois yesterday ana
made sixteen speeches.
West Virginia Populists have with
drawn their State ticket.
Tammany Hall ratified the State and
national nominees last night.
Major Mckinley made five speeches
yesterday to as many visiting delega-
tions.
Columbus Delano, Secretary of the
Interior under Grant, died suddenly
yesterday.
Bankers in New York believe that a
part of the gold that has been import
ed is being boarded.
The police of Yonkers suspect only
one person as concerned in the killing
of Hamlin ]. Andrus
A Chinaman kidnapped by the Chi
nese Legation in London was liberated
on Lord Salisbury's demand.
Chairman Butler issued an address
dency might be arranged after the cleo
ton of Bryan and before the meeting
of the Electoral College.
Yale and a team from the Carlisle
Indian School played a game of foot
ball to-day, Yale winning, II to 6. 1t
was great surprise to Yale to be
scored against by the Indians.
Monday, October 20.
ten. Harrison denied the statement
that he was paid for his campaign
speeches.
A Pasteur Institute physician in
France has discovered an antitoxine
for snake bites.
Candidate Bryan spent Sunday at
Jacksonville, ILL.,, where he was once a
college student.
Mobs of masked horsemen overran
the pixies in Anderson County, KY, ant
destroyed the toll-gates.
Germany is aroused by the murder
of civilians and persecution of subor-
dinates by army officers.
Secretary Carlisle spoke at Bowling
Green, KY, Saturday evening to a
thoroughly sympathetic audience.
Bernard McMeeney was rescued from
the hole in which he was buried foI
Twenty-Five hours at Newark, N. j.
Kentucky Republicans and sound
money Democrats may combine to
make Carlisle United States Senator
London financial and economic pa
pers agree that the price of wheat is
likely to remain much higher than for
years.
Coroner Miles, of Yonkers, N. Y,
says there was a plot to murder An
drus, and that he knows one of the
conspirators.
Tuesday, October 81.
M. Challemel-Lacour, lately President
of the French Senate, is dead.
Chairman Hanna claims thirty-three
States for Mckinley, but refuses to
name them.
An attempt was made to assassinate
the acting Armenian Patriarch in Con-
stantinople yesterday.
Tom Watson is at his home and will
not speak again for Bryan owing to the
failure of the negotiations with Senator
Jones.
Complications resulting from the
death of a Bryan electOr in Alabama
may result in Mckinley gaining an
electoral vote there.
Secretary Carlisle spoke in Ovens
boro, KY. yesterday without molesta-
ton. Chairman Jones has asked Bryan
men not to disturb Mr.. Carlisle's meet
ings.
lyman, the Irish suspect who was ar
rested in France and released at the
instigation of the United States Gov
eminent. returned to this country yes
terday.
Mr. Bryan spoke at his alma mater
yesterday, addressed several meetings
on the way and to-day entered CHI
cago, making four fifteen minute
speeches and one an hour long last
evening.
The Massachusetts, Supreme Court
sustained the injunction against strik-
ing furniture workers parading in front
of their former employers door, hold
ing the patrol to be an unlawful inter-
ference with the latter's rights.
Wednesday, October 20.
The French Senate and Chamber OIL
Deputies convened yesterday.
Candidate Bryan made several
speeches in Chicago yesterday.
The city of Rochester will use the
Myers voting machine at the coming
election.
Eggs were thrown at a BRYAN par