St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-10-23
NEWS SUMMARY.
Thursday.

Thursday.
1t is reported in London that the Vati-
can. while favoring the candidacy of Mr..
Mckinley, does not approve OF the recent
letter of Archbishop Ireland.-The French
government released from prison P. ].
lyman, the alleged dynamite. "-Ad-
vices from Madrid are that a force of 400
Spanish troops has been defeated by the
Philippine rebels smear Talsay .-The Navy
department was advised of the arrival of
the Bancroft at smyrna; officials OF the
Administration say that she will go to
Constantnople with or without permits
sion from the Turkish government
Adophus Cohen, the banker who fled
from New York in 1894, under charges
of embezzing 100000, was arrested in
Philadelphia.-Maj. Mckinley addressed
three delegations OF visitors, including
one of workingmen made up spontane-
ously in Canton.-W. ]. Bryan Travelled
through Michigan, making speeches to
audiences at way stations.-The corner.
stone OF the new Rhode Island State
House was laid in Providence.
Friday.
Advices from London are that famine
is imminent in British Gndia.-A fire broke
out in Montreal which destroyed $780,
600 worth of property and cost the lives
of three fremen-The State Department
received information from Minister Ter
rel that the Turkish government had
granted permission for the families of
naturalized Armenian.Americans to emil
CRATE to the United States.-Secretary
Carlisle made a speech on the financial
issue to a delegation OF workingmen
from MARYLAND. Mckinley adj
dressed two delegations that visited him
in Canton, one from West Virginia and
one from Pennsylvania. - 1t became
known that, only few weeks before the
Chicago Convention which nominated
him Tor the presidency, W. J.. Bryan APP
piled for place as press agent for local
theatre.
Saturday.
A rumor of Lord Sasburys illness
caused great excitement for a time i'll
London-Major Mckinley received more
than a score of delegations from widely
separated states, to which he made
eighteen speeches Cleveland
summariy removed United States Dis
trict-Attorney Clayton Of Alabama, who
is running for congress on the democratic
ticket.--Al the leading college teams
played football games.-Thomas B. Reed
was unable to go on with his skeaking
tour in the West on account of the col
lapse of his voice-Governor Altgeld
spoke at meeting i'll Cooper Union, N.
Y. city.-It was announced that William
Waldorf Aston intends to erect "A fine
Office building on the plot now occupied
by the exchange court building in New
York city.-Henry E. Abbey died,-Car-
dinal Satolli sailed for England on the
Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Sunday.
An attempt was made to wreck the
train on which were the King of Spain,
Queen Regent and members of the court.
The American Line steamer Paris
reached Southampton, having completed
the passage with her starboard engine
disabled IN about eleven days.-Major
Mckinley had as his guests the party of
veteran Union Generals who have been
campaigning the st.-Chairman Jones
claims that Bryan will carry Minnesota
are shown to be without Ioundation.-
Prince Michael Kilkoff of Russia arrived
in New York and went to Bufialo.-A
huge wave struck the steamer La Gas
cogne on her way to New York smashing
a lie boat and throwing crew and pas
sengers about.
Monday,
Assistant Secretary McAdoo expresses
his tear OF the Chicago platform; it is
too radical for saiety.-Business portion
of Enfield, Mass, destroyed by fire
Spanish generals continue their relentless
butchery by shooting innocent women
they would not reveal Maceo's plans and
so had to de-The new Turkish minister,
Mustapha Tahsin Bey, arrived in Wash
ington.-England utters protests against
the Armenian assacres.-Wiliam A.
Richardson, chiefjustice of the Court OF
Claims, and ex.secretary of the treasury,
died in Washington aged "A.
Tuesday.
1t is announced from Madrid that
Spain will send $4,000 reinforcements to
Cuba early in November.-It is reported
in Constantinople that the Bancroft will
probably pass the Dardanelles as an
ordinary vessel.-PrincetonC College began
its sesquicentennial celebration.-Ex-
President Harrison began his campaign
tour in Indiana. Major Mckinley spent
compai atively quiet day, the delega-
tons expected postponing their visits
until next week.-The steamer Arago
was wrecked in a fog on the Oregon
coast, with heavy loss of life,-Cash
wheat advanced / cent a bushel, and
December q of cent.
Wednesday.
Banquet of the Republican club OF Mas
sachusetts in Boston.-Candidate Bryan
begins his tour in Indiana. Large in
crease in republican registration in NORTH
Carolina.-Chairman Hanna resents the
charge of coercion and intimidation O
voters DR. Giddings, superintendent o
the Vermont insane asylum arrested ant
indicted on charge of brutally assaultinl
the female mates.-Mission work fol
Indians, Chinese and negroes discussed al
second days meeting OF American Mis-
sionary Association Mckinley wins il
mock election by Harvard Students
Senator Morrill, reelected i'll joint assem-
bly, of the Vermont Legislature.
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