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

Thursday.
Senat Mason OF lIilnols creates a
in a speech favoring a closure
rule In the senate-Federation of T.a hor
mefnorlallze congress and the president
oh the subject Of relief from existing
economic conditions-Inquest in the
reynolds triple murder case at Harris
Vllle' X. Funeral Of Mayor Brickett
OF HaVerhill, INSTRUMENTATION naners
granted In the case Of ex-Turkish Consul
lasigi-Brigadler Ducasse succeeds
RIVERA In command of the Cubans in
Pn'1r del Rfo-Dr. Hunter withdraws
IRON the senatorial fight in Kentucky
retroactive clause will be stricken
out OF Dingley bill; possibility that the
measure may get to conference by June
!, and be passed before July Paw
tucket ball team beats the Boston lea g,e
team-9 to 6-Funeral Of late Congress-
man Millilten at Belfast, Me-Repre-
sentative Holman of Indiana In a verv
critical condition-Blg levee at Shin
land Landing, Miss, suddenly crumbles
away-Commercial Travellers Ma
tional league incorporated in New York
Honduras revolution ended-Death
of Brigadier General Richard w. John
son at st. Paul-Vernon, the knocked
out boxer, still at the point Of death In
Philadelphia-Two women ride from
New York to Philadelphia in 81 hours
Coach Cook speaks in a d~eprecatine
way of the Yale crew-Good chance of
saving the Bennett mill corporation of
New Bedford, Mass-Gunboat AMMAN.
oils trial trip in the sound today
Dartmouth cane rush won by the So
phomores-Old frigate Constitution &c
be repaired and towed to Boston
State board Of trade declines to endorse
state commissioners report on docks and
terminals-Hayes will contest opened
In supreme court In East Cambridge.
Mass.
Friday.
Murderer Kelley placed In Dover IN.
H. Jail, and will be arraigned at Som.
ellsworth tomorrow-Lively session Of
the national senate; a bankruptcy bill
passed-Joseph A. 1asigi taken back
to Boston from New York-Trial trip
of the gunboat Annapolis a success
Democratic factions in the house wran-
gle-Baseball: Baltimore beats Bos-
ton; $4,000 people at the six league games
-Rusie's surrender purchased by
baseball magnates at a cost of $4,000 to
$40, 0O0-Death Of Representative w. S.
Holman of Indiana-Attempted assas-
sination OF King Humbert Of Italy; la
borer attem ted to stab him-Frank
Moss appointed to succeed Mr.. Roose-
welt on New York police commission
Man registering as Herman Meister Of
Boston committed suicide in New York
-Canada's preferential tariff will be
against the United States and in favor of
Great Britain-Inquest into the Rey-
nolds TRACED at Bur%rillville, r. I--Sul-
Ivan and Mace may box before the
Observation-Disclosures, a sophomore.
temporarily given a seat in the Harvard
boat Albert Bracket appointed
special justice Of the West Roxbury dis
trict court (Boston)-Funeral Of Cor.
gresham Seth l.. Milliken at Belfast, Nj
Eight more warrants sworn on
against Mil Treasurer Hadley of New
Bedford, Mass-Life imprisonment fol
Sylvester Roundtree, who pleaded guilty
to murder in the second degree at Bos
ton-Otis e. Bullock of Haverhill
Mass, dies of yellow fever on Swim
burne island-Billy Vernon, the boxer,
dies from the effects Of his fight at Phil
adelphia-Opening session and ban
ouet of the grand council, Royal Ar
canum. Of Massachusetts at Boston
Ruffington-C rozier disappearing gun
carriage and steel cannon tested at the
Watertown (Mass.) arsenal-Turkish
government denies that the Greeks have
aptured the islands of Mltylene and Scio,
off the west coast of Asia Minor.