St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-02-26

HUDSON, Mass, HllllSNuu9' lH''Hhi"iJ
held for grand jury Corbett ana ttiz-
simmons in active training near carson
Further inquest in the McCloud muir
der case at Greenfield Mass.--Freight
brakeman fatally injured in Portland
Me.-Annual meeting of the Harvard
club Of Maine-Housec committee votes
to strike out provision for an increase
Of the navy-Ohlcers of Admiral
Bunce's fleet entertain citizens of
Charleston asphyxiated In
Brookine Mass --Purtell and Doyle
fight 20 rounds to a draw in New YORK
Trust deeds Of Mrs Anna Mccormick
Blaine to her brother ordered cancelled
Death of John A. Landers, at one
time champion oarsman Of New England
Martin Flaherty bests Frank Erne
In 2O-round fght--Ten persons
injured and $4,000 damage done by gas
explosion I'm Chicago--Venezuela con-
gress convenes- -t'noccupied house in
Newburyport. Mass, ransacked by bur-
gars-Muncipal printing plant
secured by city Of Boston--An indoor
tennis tournament to be played IN Newton
next week-Daughter of the American
Revolution start for Washington
House house mail collection soon to
be introduced in Boston-Witnesses
summoned by the Lexow committee
fail to appear-Meeting of the Society
for the University education OF Women
Governor Longs friends confident he
will be secretary of the naVy--SlX
Princeton freshmen suspended for using
palntpot and brush-Baby girl, 8h
pounds, born to Mrs. Benjamin HARRISON
Monday.
Foreign warships lombard Cretan in
surgents' camp-Autopsy on DR.. Ruiz
the American dentist, sheds no light on
the mystery of his death--No request
for warships received from Consul Cen
eral Lee-Campaign against vice be-
gun by the East Somerville, Mass,
Protestant churches - Greater New
York charter presented to legislature
Carl Schaal found dead in his bed in
Dorchester, Mass.-Steamer Calico,
Boston, loses the disabled steamer Dia-
mant after towing her 600 miles
Movement gainst trusts in New Jersey
Italian shooting and stabbing affair
In Providence; one man will die
Prince of Wales yacht Britannia beats
the Ailsa at Marseiiles-Dog show
opened in New York-Death Of Rev.
William ]. Corcoran, pastor of st. Vim
cents church, South Boston, Mass
Death of Rev. DR.. George Richard
Crooks of Drew Theological seminary
determined to have d
full investigation of the death Of DR..
Ruiz in Cuban prison-No new de-
velopments in the Falls Village Comm
tragedy-Death Of William SteinitZ,
the chess master-Part of Admiral
ounces fleet leaves Charleston-Gov-
ernor Bushnell announces that he win
appoint Mark Hanna to the senatorship
to be vacated by John Sherman-Re-
ception to Edward J. Ivory in the Bos-
ton theator-- Francis Murphy has the
grip-Annual convention of grand
lodge of Massachusetts. order of United
Worllmen. opens in Bnston--B Betting
on the big fight is 10 to on Corbett--
Giuseppe Fuda held in New York
charged with 1ile murder in Connecti-
cut---ltalan cutting aitray in liayerhin
Mass.
Tuesday.
British expedition reaches Benin City,
and finds a horrible state of affairs
king fees for his life-Attempted sui
eide Of John l.. Roche of Boston, son of
James Jeffrey Roche-State ticket
nominated by Rhode Island Prohibitions
ists-Spring opening in Amesbury car
riage trade begins-House passes de
fciency appropriation bill; Indian bill
likely to be ultimately defeated for the
session--Great damage by floods in the
South-Heavy snowstorm raging in
the Northwest-Holy Cross again
beats Yale in a relay race at Worcester
Freeman Nadeau, noted Maine
outlaw. captured by Deputy United
States Marshal Prescott-Head of new
department of commerce and manufac-
lures to be John H. Converse-More
mystery added to the Chaplin Mead
tragedy at Falls Village Conn
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher very low.
having suffered relapse-The powers
to establish constitutional autonomy IT.
Crete-Daughters of the American
Revolution in session at Washington
Annual encampment of the Sons OF
Veterans held at Worcester, Mass
Orening of the Salvation Army Work e.
lnrmcns' hotel in Boston-Armed and
masked highwaymen hold up several
persons at Providence --- Outbreak
of Indians in Nevada threatened-
Labor commissioner Of Kansas threat
ha g hour 1n Now tpi e..
woman's rights in Missouri MIR. Han
ma thanks all his friends and Governor
Bushnel---A tunnel under Lake Michi-
gan caves in--MoVement to erect n
SEQ. 600 monument to General Joseph
Warren in Roxbury, Strike in
James Phelan & Sons shoe factory ir
Lynn, Mass.-Death of Blondin the
famous tlghtrope walker-Attempt
made to rob the grave of Mrs. Zelotus
Stevens at Concord, N. H.-Texas anti.
trust law declared unconstitutional
Death of N. Philippe lie Roger we'll
known French statesman.
Wednesday.
Consul General Lee at Havana cables
his resignation to the state department
Foreign Warships vigorously block
ade the coast of Crete-Naval appro-
priatlon bill passed by the house-H
A. Chase, who has abducted several very
young girls, arrested at Springfield, Mas.
Flood damage in southeastern Ken
lucky estimated at 5000 000--GovernuI
Powers holds reception for the people
of Maine at Women to be al
lowed to see the Corbett- Fitzsimmon.
fight at Carson, Nev-Substitute ballo
bill passed by the New Hampshire rep
ntatives-SilVer Republicans II
congress issue a call for convention a