Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-10-24
THE NEWS DAY BY DAY.
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD FOR
WEEK CONDENSED FOR
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Friday. October 10.

Yesterday between Marquette and
Grand Rapids.
Major Mckinley made four speeches
Yesterday to four different delegations
from the East.
North Carolina Populists rejected
democratic propositions for fusion Oh
the State ticket.
Jury in Union County, N. j., award
ed a plaintiff 1000 damages for the
loss of an arm by an accident on the
Susquehanna Railroad.
William j. Hammond, lumber
dealer of Saratoga, N. Y, made a gen
eral assignment yesterday. Liabilities.
$50, 900; assets, $4,000.
Six-year-old Joe Edge was lost in
the woods in Rockland County eight
days ago while chestnuting. Search
ing parties are out. He was an inmate
of st. Dominick's Convent.
The first half of October shows a
deficit of $5,739,S73 in national finances,
and for the fiscal year to date Of $780,
1894. 0O9. The total receipts for the tis-
cal year to date have been $91 ,575,670,
and the expenditures $122,509,679. The
receipts for October, to date. have been
$12. 400, 120, and the expenditures $1S.-
100000
Saturday, October ~.
It is predicted that the total regis
tration in New York city will reach
35O,OO0
Mr.. Bryan made twenty-th speech
es in Southern Michigan yesterday.
The Michigan tour ends at Detroit to-
night.
Mrs. Janet Finley Weir Little. of
Huntington, N. j., has surprised that
community by marrying her farm
hand, named Drake
The New York Court of Appeals has
decided that the sound-money Demo-
Gratis are entitled to use the name
National Democratic"
Cardinal Satolli visited the navy yard
and various points of interest in Brook
Ign yesterday. He sailed this morn
ing ON his return to Rome.
Populist Committeeman Washburn
will take Watson's letter Of acceptance
back to him and conference will be
held before it is made public.
Major Mckinley addressed delega-
lions from Pennsylvania and West
Virginia yesterday. Twenty-Five dele
cations are scheduled to arrive to-day.
Lewis Dressler, while returning to
his home III Meadville, O.. from New
York, while asleep walked off the train
near Trenton, N. j., and received NOR
tai injuries.
Gen. Weyler seized the Ward liner
yigilancia because her captain refused
to permit the Havana police to arrest
a passenger from New York. On Con-
sul-General Lee filing protest the
vessel, after deten ion Of eight hours,
was allowed to pro eed on her way.
Monday, "tobcr 10.
Actress Anna f Id stopped run
away horse on the Coney Island Boul-
evard yesterday.
The Democratic Presidential can H.
date began a tour OF Ohio to-day. From
thence he will go to Indiana.
The total registration in New York
city is 331.14S, a gain of 2l.457 o"er
1892 and 22,746 over last year.
Watson will take the stump again
For the middle -theroad'' Populist',
beginning this week in Alabama.
Mr. Bryan and his advisers believe
they have clinched Michigan. Their
confidence is thought to be based on
= deal with Pingree
Walter L. Lenau, who married Col.
John A. Cockerill's widow June II last.
shot and fatally injured himself at his
home, Englewood, N. j.. yesterday.
Chairman Hanna has suggested Octo-
Der 81 as flag day, and asks all who
are in favor of the election of McKin-
ley and Bryan to display American
Hags on their houses and places Of
business.
Incendiaries set fire to st. Peters
Catholic Church, Stevens Point, VIE,
yesterday morning while the services
were being held In few minutes the
entire edifice was in flames, and de-
spite the efforts of the fire department,
the building burned to the ground. The
fire also communicate ted to the parson-
age of the Rev. Q. Zillinski and the
building and contents were destroyed.
The total loss is between $4,000 and
$50, 900, with small insurance. The
motive of the incendiary is not known.
Tuesday. October 70.
Mr.. Bryan made eighteen speeches In
Ohio yesterday.
Wheat reached 86R cents bushel
yesterday. The foreign demand con-
tinued.
Mississippi Populists refused to con-
slider proposition for electoral fusion
with the Democrats.
Palmer and Buckner have begun
tour of the Northwest. The. Union
generals are stumping Ohio.
Miss Edith Shepard, daughter of Mrs.
Elliot F. Shepard, ard Ernesto G.. Fab
bri were married to day in New York.
Chairman Butler notified Candidate
Watson yesterday that his letter of
acceptance. mailed October IA, had not
been received.
Madrid expects a rebellion in Spain.
It is reported. unless the revolts in
Cuba and the Philippines be crushed
within month.
Chairman Jones. of the Democratic
National Committee, last night issued
an appeal to all per ons who favor the
election of Bryan to display the Amer
lean flag at their nc mes or their place
Of business on Sat rday, Oc,ober 81.
This is the same - set apart by sug
gestion of Chairman Hanna for the
same purpose on behalf of Mckinley.
"Wednesday, october 81.
Gen. Harrison yesterday began his
tour of Indiana on special train.
Georgia Democrats rejected the Pop
a1tst proposition for fusion as often
sfye."
Silver party leaders met in Chicago
and raised 5000 for Bryan's cam
e4ign,