St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-06-11
NEWS SUMMARY.
Thursday.


took fire and several persons were IA
tally burned at Lynn, Mass-The Span
ish cabinet resigned-Post 10, G.. A. R.,
Of Brockton, Mass, denounces the So
called house oc lords" in the national
oncampment-Ther will be no new
sugar investigation by the senate
Lake Mohonk IN. ~ International ar
bitration conference opens A New
York woman kills herself because her
daughter is arrested-Mr Calhoun will
urge the president to stop the war in
Cuba-Turks have promised to sign
extension of armistice; impression in
Constantinople that the war will be re-
nowed-Men found on the tug Daunt-
less held for hearing by United States
commissioner at Key West-Mutiny
in California state prison nipped in the
bud-General Coils plans plaza for
New York-Assistant Secretary Of
Navy Roosevelt in Boston-Woman
probably fatally injured on railroad
track in Somerville, Mass-Commence-
rent exercises at Boston university
Galtee More, an Irish horse, wins the
Epson derby-R. d. Mexican elected
superintendent of schools in Haverhill,
Mass.
Friday.
Boston printing plant investigation
report submitted to the common coun-
ell; majority indorse Mayor Quincy
Boston IL" railroad bill passed
to third reading in the senate; all hos
tile amendments rejected--Lynn, Mass.
labor organizations agree to a plan of
arbitration for the settlement Of all
labor troubles-Trial Of Scollans and
Mulrey continued at Boston-Wood-
shed PAGES mile in 2:11h at Readville,
Mass; the fastest Of the year up to date
Great corruption fund for use in the
Illinois legislature-Consid OF
pooling bill by senate committee again
ostponed--Departme Commander
Dean replies to statements Of Fletcher
Webster post 10, G. A. R., of Brock
ton, Continuation Of the trial
nf Roby Williams will contest in Grams
ton, R. First conference in regard
to peace negotiations between Greece
and Turkey-More Of the metal sche-
dule of the tariff bill disposed of in the
senate-Mr Terry of Arkansas vainly
tries to get a resolution into the house
for the appointment of the foreign
affairs committee-Marsha Campos
summoned to Madrid at the request Of
the queen regent-Administr has
a definite plan of currency reform
Entire force of employees of Apsley
(Mass.) rubber works discharged.
III. Bigelow elected captain of the Har-
ward track athletic team-Harvard
crews take up quarters at Krum Elbow,
Poughkeepsie-W four-oared
crew sails for England to row at Henley
Delegates of the universal postal
congress coming to Boston-United
States composite gunboat Princeton
launched at Observation-Disclosures
student in state normal school in Bridge
water, Mass. sent to insane asylum
Japanese minister in Honolulu not sat
| isfied with Hawaiian government an
swer-Would-b lynchers at Urbana
o., fired on by militia; two killed, II
wounded.
| Saturday.
Editor O'Sullivan found guilty Of
libelling Lawrence (Mass.) officials
A tariff agreement reached by Republic
can leaders-Ramon o. Williams, 1t 1!
reported selected by President McKin
ley for minister to Spain--Senator
Mantle and Butler delay progress OF
tariff bill with long speeches on woo
and income tax-New York labor lead
ers determined to keep Tammany II
line for free silver-Nashua, N. H
visited by it's worst storm in 20 years
Senior Sagasta has conference witt
the queen regent in Madrid-Presiden
Of France to visit the car next montl
Ellis H. Roberts appointed Unite,
States treasurer; c. N. Jordan to be as
sistant treasurer of United States a
New York-Abram T. Eddy, the Ken
lucky preacher, expelled from member
ship in First Baptist church in Fitch
burg, Mass-Change in administra
TONS policy concerning postmasters-
Weller bill for protection of employe
signed by Governor Hastings of Penn
sylvania-Bacon defeats Mullen in
four-mile running race at Belfast, Ir
Massachusetts gas commissioner
reported on Boston subway explosion
Gas and Construction companies sal
to have been esponsible-Lasell
class of '9S proposes to present buidin
to the seminary-Death of w. F. Clarl
Sr.. at Indianapolis, for "a years iden
tilted with newspaper work-Death {
Mrs. Eliza Lydia Seymour, for man
years we'll known and popular actres
H. w. Robinson appointed refere
for the Michael McDuffee bicycle rae
at Boston-Hearingi in the Roby Will
Jams will contest in Cranston, r. l., com
| &c IF
trict, Chelsea, Mass, opposed to the Ii
cation there of an oil station-E1
Mayor MCGOWAN of Trenton sue
for about $500. O00-West Point IN. Y
cadets give an exhibition of bridge built
d ing-Actor Newton Beers arrested ft
debt in Lewiston, Me-Waltzing recor
broken at Livermore Falls, Me. Bess
McGraw and partner waltzed continl
ously for hours and 25 minutes-In
mense sea monster discovered nee
g Damariscotta, Me-Adams Expire!
II company employee in Webster, Mass
charged with embezzlement-Hig
hats prohibited in San Francisco thet
tiers.
u Sunday.
More charges said to have been mac
against Chairman Martin, but he sa!
he knows nothing Of them-Darir
assault and robbery in Lynn, Mass
n Senate almost reaches sugar schedu
n. of the tariff-Governo O'Ferrall
e Virginia gives his views on lynching-
ID rovernor Tanner of Illinois signs Il
ie eas consolidation bills and Is expect'
l a, 10 sign the cable road bill-Worcest
IN Y. M. c. A. wins the Massachuset
h. pentathlon gemes-President Barri