St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-03-26
NEWS SUMMARY.
Thursday.


I1tzslmnons knocks cut Corbett in the
lqth round Of one of the fastest fights
ever seen in this William r.
Adams (OIiver OPTIC critically sick at
his home in Dorchester Mass-Annua1
banquet and election of Charitable Irish
soclely at Observation-Disclosures test
made OF the new navy yard dry dock at
l'rooklyn-French steamer founders
OF the Carolina coast with large loss of
llfe-l london hears somewhat grave
news concerning the health of Emperor
Willlan--lasigi no longer Turkish
consul at Observation-Disclosures Albert
Mott of the L. A. w. racing board issues
MS bullet1n-Boston baseball team left
Tor the south at o'clock today-Haw-
kins and Green winners of minor fights
at Carson, Nev-Spike Sullivan given
decision over Mike Leonard in eighth
round--General Draper may not get
Italian ambassad0rship-A o. Fl. cele-
prations of St Patrick's day-Timothy
Ingraham post, 121, G. A. r., celebrates
9th anniversary at Boston-Reply of
the porte to the note of the powers re-
garding Crete-Crete now blockaded
--General Neal Dow's birthday cele-
DRAFTED in fremont Temple, Boston
Woman suffrage bill defeated in the
Massachusetts house; bill for Boston
charitable institutions substituted for
adverse committee report-Argument
In the Richmond case finished
and the matter in the hands of Judge
Morton, at Boston-Denied at the
Vatican that the pope has thanked
Archbishop Ireland for booming Nc
Kinley for president-Mayor Strong
OF New York removes Police Com
missioner Parker-Pittsfield Me-,
teacher held in $1,000 bonds for furnishing
a pupil.
The president sent to the senate the
following nominations: Powell Clay
ton Of Arkansas, to be envoy extraor-
binary and minister plenipotentiary of
the United States to Mexico; William NJ
Osborne of Massachusetts, consul gen.
eral of the United States at London;
John X. Gowdy of Indiana, consul gen.
eral of the United States at Paris; Joseph
II. Brigham of Ohio to be assistant post
Minnesota, to be register of the land
office at Crookston, Minn-Growing be-
lief in New York that lasigi cannot
legally he held-Dingley tariff bill will
be voted on in the house March 81
DR.. Fisher of Fitchburg, Mass, has a
conference with board of agriculture
members on his plan to do away with
cattle shows---Powers' blockade of
Crete will begin next Sunday morning
Federal union of the Transvaal and
the Orange Free state agreed upon
United States Deputy Marshal Emery
of Sanford Me, captures an alleged
muggler-ueath of ELIAS II. Jackson,
the famous drum major of Lewiston.
Me-ArriVa' of Coach r.. c. Lehman
Of the Har ri crew-Ex- President
Cleveland arrives at his new home at
Princeton. y J-Postmaster in Fair
Haven. VT, held on charge of en-
bezzlement-Girl at Bridgeport, Conn,
charged with killing her Legitimate
child-Man killed in the act of trying
to Ndnap Houston child to
hold her for a $4,000 ransom-Glad-
stone issues a pamphlet on THE
Eastern Crisis" and upholds Greece
A Lynn Mass) strike contest likely to
be submitted to state board of arbitra-
tion--Three incedary fires in Abing
ton, Mass-More than 1000 flood refu-
gees arrive in Memphis-Two gunboats
launched simultaneously at San Fran
cisco-Milford and Manchester rail-
road bill indefinitely postponed in the
New Hampshire house - Largest
schooner in the world launched at Bath,
Me