St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-09

In the South and West, and causing
much damage-Semi-c Of
Central Congregational church of Mid
dleboro, Mass-Demand made by 5000
men at Cleveland in building trades for
an eight-hour day-Funeral of Major
E. p. Doherty, who led the expedition
which captured John Wilkes Booth, held
In New York-New York Bryan and
Sewall clubs representatives organize a
Democratic league-Ramsay the
American, released from prison at Callao
Foreign diplomats watch closely the
Dingley bll--Proposal to exempt some
Of the offices placed under civil service
rules by President Cleveland - Rear
Admiral Ramsay retired for age -
Trouble in a Polish Catholic church in
Bridgeport Conn-Proposal to put a
duty on hides will cause a serious con-
test in the senate-Loss by Cincinnati
fire not less than $500 000-Cruiser
Vesuvius captures a tug and spoils a
Cuban expedition-The California AS
ISOLATED Cycle clubs break away from the
l.. A. W-Insane man shoots three
women and Is himself shot at Kincaid,
Kan-Four tenement houses burned in
Hoboken, N. J. Loss, $40
and condemned cattle from Attleboro,
Mass, found on sale in Pawtucket-
Wife of Rev. Daniel c. Potter of New
York sues for divorce on statutory
grounds-Japanese government to en-
gage in horse breeding on large scale
Mrs. Ballington Booth conducts SER
vices in the Massachusetts state prison
Man attempts suicide In a Maiden
(Mass.) police station-Rev. S. L.
Gracey, new minister to Foo-Choo,
preached his farewell sermon in Lynn,
Mass-Rev. W. T. Worth Of Lynn.
Mass, denounces whist playing.
Tuesday.
Venezuelan congress ratified the
boundary treaty with Great Britain
Senate adopts the Allen resolution of
protest in the case of General Rivera
A reward to be offered for the arrest of
the murderer of Walter Debbins OF
| Medford. Mass-United States supreme
court decides against Iasigi on his appeal
from decision Of Judge Brown in New
York-Report that James Gordon
Bennett has bought the cutter Britannia
from the Prince of Wales-W. j.
Bryan visits friends at Washington
Gilmore Opera House In Springfield
Mass, burned-Order counselllng self
restraint issued to Greek troops by crown
prince-Detroit elects a Democratic
mayor, defeating Pingree's candidate
-England willing to renew diplomatic
relations with Venezuela - General
Gomez reported to be slightly wounded
Governor and Mrs. Wolcott receive
the members of the executive council
and legislature at Boston-Massachu
sets Army Nurses association com.
memorates the birthday anniversary o.
Dorothea Dix-Alfred Harris, Cam
bridge (Mass.) carpenter, commits sui.
cide-Decree for foreclosure of mort.
cages on property of San Diego Towr
and Land company entered in United
| States circuit court-Death Of Colone
| William Hobson, a well-known Bostor
! lawyer-Death of Anthony r. Towlt
| of Newburyport-Ded of the
Whidden Memorial hospital in Everett
Mass-Body Of Charles II. Overbecl
| of New York found in water neal
| Chelsea (Mass) brdge--Prelimina
trial of the seagoing battleship Iowa
Methodist Episcopal conference opened
In Lowell Mass-Entire CHILEAN cab
met resigns-License commissioners o
New Bedford, Mass, ask that the mayo
be enjoined from removing them
Protest filed with city treasurer of Fal
River, Mass, against paying laborer!
for Saturday half holiday-Verdict o
guilty in first degree in Marsh murde
case at Montpelier, vt.