St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-04
NEWS SUMMARY.
Wednesday.

NEWS SUWNlAKY.
Wednesday,
Antonio Lopez Coloma who led the
rebellion in the province Of Mantanzas,
Cuba, will be executed today,-Largc
OF cavalry horses and army
mules said to have been made bv agents
oil the Spanish government in St. Louis
and Kansas Cily-lt is reported from
Picking that Ii Hung Chang will under
take the reorganization Of The Chinese
navy.-lt is said that the report OF the
Venezuelan Boundary Commission IS
practically ready for submission to the
president.-Slver readers in congress
held n conference at the capitol - The
programme OF official entertainments at
the White House for this winter was
made public The Morgan ticket was
elected by the stockholders OF the West
End Street Railway OF Boston, the
management of which thus goes into
new hands.-Maior Mckinley bad many
callers, including NJ. A. Hanna, eX-
Governor Merriam Congressman Smith
and Others.
Thursday.
Thanksgiving dinners were held by the
American colonies in London. Paris and
Berlin -Captain-Gen Weyler OF Cuba
issued two harsh DEGREES; Lop Columa
was executed in Havana. - The dock
strike in Hamburg increased, there being
u. 600 men idle; Tom Mann, the English
agltator, was arrested while trying to
enter Hamburg "A new cabinet has
been formed IN Chill; reports thar rev
olutiOn j. imminent is d. MED -llayti is
reported as being ripe Tor Il revolt against
the administration of President Simon
Sam -Pr,sident.,lcc t Mckinley and Mrs.
Mckinley ate heir Thanksgiving dinner
with a relative in Canton, Ohio.--Seere'
tary Lamont in his annual report calls
especial attention to the great progress
recently made on the coast deIencts OF
the country determination Of the seal
herd is avored in report by The com
missioner Of fish and fisheries. -Univel 81.
ty OF Pennsylvania defeated Cornell ut
football by "A score oil 80 to 10; many
other college games were played.-Brown
won the football game with the Carlisle
Indians on Manhattan Field, n Y, by
the score of "a to ~.
Friday.
Advices from Havana are that Cap
tain-General Weyler has left Havana to
take the field once more against Maceo.
Miss Mathilde Blind. the wel-known
write. is dcad.-The Venezuelan Boun-
Diary Commission is preparing the vast
mass of evidence collected by it Tor publI-
cation -Bcnjamin A. Gould, the noted
scientist, di d in Cambridge, Mass.-rhe
tenth annual convention OF the Associa-
ton oil Coll'g and Preparatory Schools
began III Philadelphia president
appointed eX Congressman John II.
Rodgers United States judge TOR the
western district of Arkansas -Superin-
ttndent Skinner OF the State Department
of Public Instruction decided that a
parochlal school could not be hired for a
public school. and that sisters OF religious
orders acting as public school teachers
should not wear their peculiar CARO-
The worst blizzard of the season prevails
in the northwest.
Saturday.
The car has possessed himself of the
power o. his various mnistt rial Offices,
and will in future reign as a perfect auto
crat.-Holloway jail physicians report
that Dr.. Jameson, the leader of the
Transvaal raid, Is in a critical condition.
Allied Austin, the English Poet Laure-
ate, narrowly escaped death by drown
ing while fishing in TIE Thames. -Secre.
tary Olney, in a published statement,
denied assertions that the American flag
was not respected i'll Turkey.-President
Cleveland IN an interview talked OF the
future of the democratic party-PatrlCk
Maguirc, the democratic leaderof Boston,
died.-It is reported that the Hawaiian
Minister o foreign affairs is on his way
to Washington to negotiate anew treaty
Of anncXation.-Th annual report OF
United States Treasurer Morgan was
made public. The corner stone of the
New York Athletic clubs new building,
at Flity-ninth street and Sixth avenue,
was laid by President Whitley The
price OF cash wheat went above dollar,
and closed for the day at 99A,
Sunday.
Enrique Jose Varona, editor of Patria,
the official organ of the Cuban Junta in
NGW I W X IudkCS Il uCldllSu lSplN w oSll'
VIEWERS statement made to a rcpresen-
tative of the Associated Press in Ha-
vana-A San Francisco jeweler Jealous
OF his wife, attempts to anoihilate his
famiiy-DedicaJio OF the memorial or
gan. the gilt of Mrs. Emmons Blaine to
the First Presbyterian church OF Richheld
Springs, n. Y Rev. John Watson Clan
Maclaren) preached at the Old South
church in Boston, his presence drawing
an immense congregation.
Monday.
The Missouri national bank Of Kansas
City, passed into he hands OF a receiver
George Fred Williams arrived in Bos.
ton on his return from his Jamaica trip,
Senator Lodge one OF Major Mckin
ley's visitors at Canton Two men ia
tally wounded in candy store in Bos
ton.-Nilliam Stelnway, the prominent
piano manufacturer and philanthropist
OF New York, dies at his home in that
city of typhoid fever.-Li Hung Chang
found guilty OF breach of etiquette be
cause he took a chair ride in the palace
park.
Tuesday.
A cold wave OF extreme severity pre-
vailing throughout England. 1.-The repor
that the British home secretary had or
dered he release OF DR., Jameson from
Holloway Jail was confirmed Genera
Porhrlo Diaz was inaugurated for tn