St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-06-04
NEWS
Thursday.

flrst vote on the tariff bill taken in
the senate; opponents Of the same de-
feated-Trial Of II. o. Havemeyer for
contempt of the senate continued
Calhoun's companion describes the con-
dition OF affairs In Cuba as
and riot-McCoy defeats O'Brien in a
glove fight In New York-Ambassador
Porter formally received by President
Faure Of France-Spanish chamber
favors proposition to mortgage quick
silver mines for a war loan-Big naval
scheme proposed to French budget COM
mission Endorsed by naval committee
Chambers proposition to send relief to
India by any suitable ship adopted by
the senate-Sensational scandal in the
town Of Monroe, Me-Members of a
failed Providence firm charged with de-
ceit and mismanagement-Booth-
Tucker convicted Of maintaining a dis
orderly house at the big barracks in New
York-The Graeco-Turkish armistice
to be prolonged-Greek premier in
suited by Italian socialist leader
Newton (Mass.) school board refuses to
accept resignation of Principal Goodwin
Miss Kate Frazee tries to shoot the
hated rival who won away the love Of
Raymond Messerole at Boston-John
L. McLaurin appointed to United States
senate by Governor Ellerbe of South
Carolina to succeed Senator Earle, de-
ceased-Dr. and Mrs. Kicker of Lewis
ton, Me-, celebrate their golden wedding
Supreme council of Royal Arcanum
at Boston elects officers-Missing men
Of schooner Johnson arrive at Province
town, Mass, having been picked up by
bark China-Judge Harry Marshall
Buford Of Lexington. KY, commits sui
eide becauke his mother had died
Young King will be tried in the United
States courts, and the sentence, If found
guilty, cannot be less than five years
limited States warships Massachu-
sets and New York at Boston-Chi-
cago men engage in a whisky drinking
bout; two dead. third in a critical con-
dition-Roosevelt severely criticises
IS navy staff officers for permitting the
Cramps to pay their expenses.
Friday.
President Havemeyer of the sugar
trust acquitted by a jury at Washington
vi SOltCAlRL Va NAi6 IA AOlaotAl6 "
answer certain questions during the Ia
nous sugar investigation-Two for
mer employees Of the Massachusetts, Ben
ent Life association At Boston charged
with conspiracy to rob-Boston IT,
railway franchise tenure for scent fares
will probably be fixed at rs years
Satisfactory trial of the new gunboat
Newport at Bath, Me-Nine men killed
In a railroad smashup at American Falls,
Ida-El Paso, Tex, flooded, and 100
poor families rendered homeless
Great excitement caused by shooting
affair in Pawtucket, r. I-Earthquaka
shocks in Canada and through Vermont
Two men indicted at New York as
a result Of the investigation Of the E.
S Dean company failure-Marquis Ito,
former premier Of Japan, who is en- route
to the queens jubilee, arrives in
New York-Good progress made by
senate on chemical schedule Of tariff bill
Mr.. Mckinley said to have a man in
view for the mission to Spain-Fire
in Ashland, Wis. causes a loss estimated
at $3.50, 000-Speaker Reed receives and
tables the Morgan resolution, and heads
of q similar one-Death Of ex-Mayor
Laughton Of Bangor, Me-Harvard
freshman crew defeats the Worcester
high school crew on Lake Quinsigamond
-Ex-Ambassador Bayard discusses
political duties of American citizens
United States warships New York and
Massachusetts, anchored in Boston har-
bor-Fac-s imile Of the Bradford man
uscript on exhibition in the Boston pub
lie library-Rhode Island general as
sembly adjourns to January, 1855
Big vinegar factory at Chicago burned
Important school question disturbing
the town of Gorham, Me-Proceedings
against the Prospect House In Warner,
N. H., take an unexpected turn-Hud-
son, Mass, wooden mills obliged to double
its capacity-Boston man gives $40, 900
to the Dover, N. H., home for aged peo-
ple-Albert King rearrested by fed
eral authorities at Boston and released
on bail.
Saturday.
The Hon. Joseph j. C6rbett defeated
for Democratic ward committee in ward
8, Boston-Senator Tillman demands
Investigation of newspaper chages that
6tIdtOEb dIc SpCSuiatlii6 "a oa6dI Willie
tariff bill Is under consideration
Position of the Greek royal family said
10 be very critical-Senate passes a
dozen pages of the tariff bill-Senate
sugar schedule criticized as offering
premium on low grade product-West-
field, Mass, whip manufacturer charged
with fraud-Engine thrown down en-
bankment on Consolidated road, near
Attleboro, Mass--Bryan's supporters
will have a candidate FOR mayor &c
| Greater New York---English syndicate
may get poeession of all the steel tube
mills in this country-Secretary Gage
assure business men that the tariff bill
will be speedily passed-Two persons
killed and several others injured in O
railroad accident at Glenwood Springs,
Colo-One member of the house OF
commons suspended and three others
removed by sergeant>at-arms for per.
slsting in irregular discussion-Flood
situation in El Paso, Tex, Is d%eplorable;
efforts being made to help the sufferers
Miss Mildred Poor runs off to New
York to marry e. C. Jurgenson-Tria
Of Secretary Searles of the American
Sugar Refining company begun at Wash
ingtoA--Boston 81" railroad bill
passed to be engrossed by the Massa'
chssetts house, after amending tenurt
clause so as to make 1t read rs instead Of
go years-Preparations being made fol
the entertainment of South American
visitors in Boston.