St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-30

-Uncle and niece elope from Lorraine,
Ills, and then commit suicide together
cashier Of the Georgia Loan, SAY.
ings and Banking company misappro-
PIRATES about $f5, 000-President Spald-
ing Of Globe Savings bank of Chicago
sent to jail--Stroke Of Yale's varsity
crew %retires, dissatisfied with BOZ
Cooks style-Governor Wolcott ar
rives in New York-Harvard wins the
mile championship relay race in Phila-
delphia.
Monday.
Series Of disastrous fires in Somerville,
Mass. incendiarism suspected; loss es-
timated at $50, 000-Mill Treasurer
Rowland of New Bedford seen in Prov
idence-New England, and especially
Vermont, will be well represented in the
Grant o~bserVances at New York-Row
over the coming mayoralty nomination
In Lewiston Me-Prince Caraman de
Chimay and M. Clemenceau both wound
ed in a duel at Paris-Two sisters
fight at Portland, Me-, and one terribly
wounded-Efforts to organize a pat
ent leather trust, or syndicate, in New
ark, N. J-Shut-down of the largest
tobacco factory in Canada-Reported
adverse decision of the Papal delegate to
Canada on governments settlement OF
Manitoba school question-Hide duty
will be in the tariff bill as reported to
the senate-Death of ex-Mayor Odell
of Beverly, Mass-Death of Professor
Dodd Of Williams college-There will
be a treasury surplus for April instead OF
a defcit-Sudden death Of William
Cross Of B%rockton, Mass-River
breaks over the levee In Ottumwa, Ia. ;
houses floating down the stream
Strong circumstantial evidence against
Kelley, the murderer, found in Berwick,
Me-Council Of the Knights of Column
bus instituted at Washington-A
shake-up in the Boston baseball team
Miss G. NJ. Carter Of Boston invested
with the sacred office of ~deaconess by
Bishop Lawrence-All Saints Episco-
pal church In Belmont, Mass. dedicated
Five hundred Greeks at a meeting
In Boston declare their intention Of start
ing at once for the seat of war-An
ex-United States army lieutenant ar.
rested In New York on conspiracy charge
Account of excitement at Alexandra.
Va, much Observation-Disclosures of the
Swiss delegate to the universal congress
Two men drowned in the Merrimac
near Lawrence, Mass.
Tuesday.
Over a million people attend dedica-
of General Grants tomb at New York;
Sc, 600 men in the parade: greatest dem
onstration ever seen In America and but
once equalled in modern history of the
world-Turks to make an attack on
Volo-Howland mills directors decide to
ask for a reCeiver-StrilIe Of spinners
in Merchants wooden mill, East Ded-
ham, Mass-Death of Theodore A.
Havemeyer, the sugar magnate and golf
patron-Commander of Spanish war
ship at New York doesn't care to replen-
ish his coal bunkers-Filibustering ex-
petition leaves the New Jersey coast for
Cuba-Rapid rise of the Des Moines
river; levees break and people forced to
seek higher ground--English govern
ment officials reticent In regard to re-
port of purchase of Delagoa bay by
Great Britain-Trial of Martin l..
Mowry, charged with causing the death
of Mrs. Reynolds. begun at Burrillville,
p. democrats of the finance com
mittee will not permit the tariff bill to
be reported directly to the senate
League baseball players may revolt at
the end of the season-Terrifc eXplos-
ion on London underground railway:
many persons iniured-Defaulting
cashier Of the Georgia Savings, Loan
and Trust company arrested, and other
arrests likely to follow-Maher and
Sharkey to fight in New York for a purse
of $40, 000-EX-Governor Boutwell, of
Massachusetts received no invitation to
the Grant ceremonies in New York
Departure of 20 Greeks from Boston for
their native land Lively debate at
meeting Of Lynn, Mass, school board
Joseph Bowen, for causing the death of
Fred Hefferman, sent to the house Of
correction at Boston-George Dixon
defeats Johnny Griffin In a 2O-round
bout at New York Peter Maher al
most knocks out Steve O'Donnel at
Philadelphia-Boston police board de-
cides to grant about 300 applications for
licenses-Royal family of Greece said
to be making preparations to flee from
Athens.
Wednesday.
Banquet of the Single Tax league In
Boston; speeches by DR.. McGlynn and
others-Large banking house at Nor
folk makes an assignment-Flood
situation very serious in Mississippi and
Missouri river territory-Women's
whist congress organized in Philadel-
phia-Varuna Boat clubs house In
Brooklyn burned-Report that a yacht
Is to be built in Ireland to race for the
Americas cup-Poughkeepsie N. Y,
selected for the Harvard-Y Yale
Cornell race-Presldent Mckinley will
soon appoint a minister to Spain and
commissioner and consul gen.
eral to Cuba-Conservative party in
Canada terribly split up over the new
tariff-Annual session Of grand divi-
sion, Sons of Temperance, of New Hamp-
shire-Meeting Of the Victorian Dia-
mond Festival association at Boston to
arrange program for celebration-Kel-
ley, the slayer of Cashier Stickney, visit
ed by his father-End of the sensation
al suit Of Editor Hoyt Of Haverhill,
Mass, against Mrs. Parsons of Boston
o. McGarrett elected chief CEN
turion of the Century Road club for Mas
sackusetts--Haverhill (Mass.) Demo-
Gratis will have no mayoralty candidate
in the field at the special election
Electric car jumps track and plunges
through a bridge in Portland, Or: three
persons killed--County Attorney Will
bur H. Judkins nominated for mayor by
Lewiston (Me.) Republicans-Four
survivors of a wrecked fishing vessel
reach st. Johns, N. f.; story Of cannibal-
acknowledgements of Austria