Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-09-20
ALL AROUND tn WORLD.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 0.

IL IHOCSdnQS OF people ole from military
| measure.
! Eng, wants British parliament to favor
international binetallism.
1t is hoped with a Toronto craft to cross
the Atlantic in two days Prominent
people are interested in invention
Two trains colIided on the Santa F'e
| road at Emporia, Kan, and II persons
were Killed and as many wounded. W.
J. Bryan, who was passenger, escaped
| injury.
! There are ample funds to fight yellow
/ fever plague, $476 0G0 having accumu-
lated in the national treasury for that
| purpose; means taken to prevent the
! spread of disease,
FRIDAY, SEPT. 10.
Defense in the Luetgert case will claim
! that the bones presented by the prosecu-
ton are those of dogs and sheep.
A Scotch minister attending the Chris
tian alliance convention at New York
said there are too many coat-taii but
tons in the church.
| Nomination of a colored man for naval
officer at New Orleans has displeesed
| Republicans, who say the nominee is
thoroughly bad and unfit.
| Mrs. George Smith was found with
bullet wound in the head a her home in
was bound and gagged, said he had been
| sandbagged.
SATURDAY, SEPT. Il.
Fifteen thousand heard Mr. Bryan at
lola, ran
johannesburg. Transvaal. is in finan-
cial straits.
Thirty persons killed in nead-on col
| .lision at Newcastle, Colo. conductor dis
| regarding orders.
Two men killed by the collapse of
| an elevator in the American T Get So
ciety's building in New York.
Sheriff's deputies attacked marching
party Of miners on highway at Latimer.
| Pa, fired and killed large number
Judge FentOn of Georgia defines the
unwritten law, and a slayer gets but
three years for voluntary r1ansIauch-
ter
Business week, according to Brad
streets. has been marked by continual
ton of free buying, and advance of
prices in more than 100 staple raw and
manufactured articles.
Steamer Cleveland from ST. Michaels
brings news of terrible suffering begin
ming at Dawson City. Two big stores
have been closed because they have moth
ing to sell. The survivors CT the Ne
voch were brought to port by the revenue
cutter Bear, but over 80 were lost n the
ice.
SUNDAY, SEPT. IL.
Winfred Bell, q deaf mute. is accused
of killing his stepmothe~ at Helena. N.
Y, to get possession of her money
Miners convention at Colur7 bus o.
adopted the recommendation for the ac-
ceptance of the offer of Go cents.
Prosecution put in evidence at the
Luetgert trial in Chicago Saturday that
bones found in vat in the sausage fac
tory were those of a small person.
General Reeder of Easton, Pa. is ac
cused of trying to defane the gcod rare
of John Wanamaker by securing a man |
to offer a bride to a legislator in Wanna !
makers name.
Ninth week of the English engineers
struggle leaves $4,000 engineers. 1900 |
trade unionists, $500 non-unionists and |
5000 laborers out of work, with strike nav
amounting to $4,000 per week New |
firms dependent upon engineering are
stopping work daily.
MONDAY, SEPT. Is.
Natalia Brogna was stabbed to dealt,
in the presence of New York policemen |
by Angelo Caraboni.
The merchant marine of the United
States is 275 vessels less and 65. 400 tons
more this year than last.
1t is not believed that Mexico Will
abandon its silver policy, as manufac-
turers and farmers are opposed
Seven persons were killed by the ditch
ing of a train at Van Buren, Ark.
through the breaking Of truck.
New Orleans board CT he lth declares
officially that six cases reported as yellow
fever are really the breads scourge.
Other places have cut eff cCrnnnun.ca ton
with the Crescent city
TUESDAY, SEPT. IA.
President Mckinley is back in Wash
ington.
Henry George, author Of Progress and
Poverty" has had paralyiic s.,c ok.
Mrs. Marshall, an American. was
fatally injured in Paris by being thrown
from an omnibus.
Sarah Bernhardt, the French actress,
was rescued from a perilous position
on cliff by a bather, who heard her
cries.
There will be privation, sickness, star
walton, scurvy and death On the Yukon
this winter, is what returning gold
hunters say.
tornado struck a portion of Texas.
AT Port Arthur fully three-fourJhs of
the buildings We're blown down six per-
sons were killed and Is wounded
Serious outbreak Of yellow fever at
Mobile, Ala, IS apprehended by gov
experts. Troops at New Or
leans barracks permitted to go into
camp at a military park
WEDNESDAY. SEPT IS
Senator Wellington predicts Repub-
lican defeat in Maryland.
Inmate ola New Jersey lunatic sylum
killed by a companion also insane.
First reports from the storm belt in
TaxaS prove to have baaO greatly ev- |
nggerated.
A mayors cabinet" of business men,
similar to Boston's, recommended for
Greater New York