St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-04-23

conspiracy and attempt to bribe-Sus-
cessful X-ray examination In Bates COL
lege-Inmates of farmhouse near Fin
lay. O., tortured and robbed-Death of
Henry D. Hyde. a leading member OF
the Boston bar-Japanese immigrants
In Honolulu now said to be trained SOL
diers-Frank Wentworth. would-be
Newton IN. H. parricide. admits his
guilt-Fear Of disbarment,i is thought.
led Judge w II. Hart of Chelsea. Mass.
TO end his life.
Monday.
Murderer Kelley still eludes the off,
cers-Message from the supposed air
ship found addressed to Edison--lm-
mense crowd visits Grants tomb daily
Further breaks in Louisiana levees
feared-Nearly 200 900 persons in Cuba
suffering from hunger-No new de-
velopments in Kentucky senatorship
fight-Golden anniversary of Editor
Curtis Guild of Boston. Fifty years ago
he began his journalistic career-New
clue in the Teee robbery. Waltham
(Mass.) police have several men under
suspicion. Arrest likely to follow in
few days-Patriots' day observed fit
tingly at Boston-Class of IL to place
clock and a bell in tower of Memoria
hall at Harvard-Fire at Grand Cross
ing, Ills, causes loss of $136, 000-Prob-
ability that Baron Courceil will be
agreed upon as fifth arbitrator in the
Venezuelan ne Z, Jtiations-Three Dart
mouth students suspended for breaking
into the chemical aboratory-Bernard
Rowland Of Bangor, Me-, assaulted in
barroom and likely to die Waterman
employed by Charlestown (Mass.) un-
dertaker stabbed and dangerously
wounded-Fitzsimmo turns up his
nose at Sullivans challenge to fight
Death of Hon. Seth L. Milliken of Maine
w. F. McGunnigle, known on the
stage as W. f. Mack, dead-Death of
Mines Levick, the former well-known
actor.
Tuesday.
Joseph Kelley, alleged murderer of
Cashier Whitney of Somersworth, N. H.,
bank, arrested in hose of i'll repute in
Montreal. He made no attempt to con-
ceal his identity. Considerable money
was found upon his person when caught
Fourteen thousand persons see the
Philadelphia beat Boston in the open
ing league game-New Parnellite pro-
gram outlined by Mr. John Redmond
italian expedition annihilated by Abys-
slnians-National senate passes the
Indian appropriation DILL, and sets day
for voting on the arbitration treaty.
Frank Wentworth of Exeter, N. H. con-
fesses to having tried to poison his father
and pmother-Attempt to wreck a
fine new dwelling at Fairfield, Conn
House once owned by Laura Keene, the
actress at Acushnet, Mass, burned
Fire in Berea o., causes loss of $4,000
Brighton, Mass, dwelling house de-
stroyed by fire; loss $15,0 00-Exciting
debate over a resolution in the Maine
Methodist conference-Bodyo of John
White of Lynn, Mass, who disappeared
last December found in the water near
wharf in that city-Trouble over the
street lighting question in Gloucester,
Nass-Reunion of the "Od Sixth
Massachusetts regiment at Boston
Frank Feathers wins the Dedham, Mass.
10-mile road race-Gloucester Mass
road race won by Tracey of Hartford
Death of Mayor Benjamin F. Brickett
of Haverhill, Mass-Meeting and ban
cuet of the American Irish Historical
society at Boston Sons of the Rev
olution considering a consolidation will
Sons of American Ninety
two appointments by Governor Power.
of Maine-Annual meeting and ban
uuet of Massachusetts Society of the
evolution-Frank A. Reed at Alma
Me-, committed suicide-Oscar Gard
mel and Austin Rice fight 20-rounC
draw in New York-Suicide of Earnes
F. Markham of Boston confirmed
; Eastern war new causes wil(
flurries in Chicago and New York whea
markets.. ]. McDermott of New Yorl
wins the B. A. A. Marathon race from
: Ashland to Irvington oval, Boston
> DR.. Angel going to Turkey on a specia
, mission to return when it is fulfilled
Farty of Japanese emgrants leave Sal
| Francisco for the big Mexican free gran
BODY of an Everett man found il
a brook in Sudbury, Mass-Bill for
bidding high theatre hats passes New
York assembly-Wife and daughter o
Mr. Hyatt, American vice consul at San
tiago de Cuba attacked by yellow feve
Wednesday.
; Joseph E. Kelley makes a full comics
| sion of how he murdered Cashier Stick
, pey at Somersworth, N. IA Repub
, lican minority of the house privatel,
circulates an address censuring Speake
, Reed-Nova Scotia elections result Il
overwhelming defeat for Conservative
, The flood situation in the South un
changed The Botego expedition SAT
I Papers in the case of two American
sailors imprisoned in Cuba last yea
transmitted to the senate by the presi
! dent-Two electrocutions, the first T.
, the state, at Ohio penitentiary-C
onel Battersby gets verdict of 1882 /
: againts Once Week-Applcation 70
Grant parade tickets for Boston council
1 men causes some warm discussion Il
= New York-Actors in "Under the Pola
, Star" strike at Fall River-Party line
| not sharply drawn in Western munich
4 pal elections-Governor Black of NeN
= York signs the bill making the Raine
= liIuor law more tringent-Progress O
r the Republicans of the finance committe
on the tariff bill-Morgan' Cuban re
solution goes over for week-Livel
contest pending in Maine over the cleo
r ton of a successor to Congressma
- Milliken-Corbett challenges Fitzsim
8 MONS and is told to go earn reputa
il ton as a fighter"-Billy Vernon
It knocked out in glove contest nea
j. Philadelphia, may die-Death Of CAP
X tain George Crosby Of Bangor, Me
! Fourth of July committee Somervill,
= Mass, refuses to consent to little re
n schoolhouse" feature in parade-Bill