St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-05-28

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Conn.,, for subornation of perjury
Rattleship Texas arrives in Boston har.
bor--Death of Lorenzo Sayles Fair
banks, well known Boston lawyer and
penmanship expert-Death of Ernest
B. Chenoweth, formerly editor of The
Saturdan Evening Gazette Of Boston.
Monday.
Absconding Bank Messenger King
brought back to Boston-Oldest church
in Georgia destroyed by fire-An Ital-
Ian commits suicide in Charles street
jail, Boston-Broker Chapmans first
week in Washington jail busy one
Three young men Of Augusta, Me-,
drowned in the Kennebec-Two lives
lost and Boston woman injured in
New York fire-President McKinleys
Cuban policy outlined-Senate will
take up tariff this week, but house will
not act on the Morgan esolution-Yale
confident Of winning the Mott Haven
games-Portuguese celebrate g. relig-
ious festival in Boston-Baldwin & Co.,
the noted bucketshop proprietors, cease
business in New York-Indictment
against the q. s. Dean company granted
by grand jury at Memphis-Alleged
Bank Wrecker Johnson of Logansport,
Ind, taken to jail-British fruit
steamer twice chased and fired on by
Spanish gunboats-Case Of smallpox
discovered in Charlestown, Mass--Ar-
rangements completed for chess match
between teams representing British
house Of commons and United States
house Of epresentatives-Ten thou
sand dollar collection in Leyden church,
Brookline, Mass-Grave charges pre-
ferred against several pupils of West
Roxbury (Mass.) high school-Cam-
bridge and Somerville (Mass.) insect pest
Is not the gypsy moth-New steamship
line to be established between South
America and California-John Lucas,
aged 81, a machinist, drowned at Bristol,
r. 1.-The Rabbit furniture factory at
Philadelphia burned. Loss, $40, 600
William r. Ross, aged Is, committed
suicide at Stockton, N. j., while his par
ents were at church; he was a cigaret
fiend-John F. Johnson, the alleged
wrecker Of the State National bank of
Logansport, Ind, in jail at Indianapolis
Lying helplessly sick, with her g.
year-old child asleep at her side, Mrs.
Nellie Dawson, 25 years old, was shot
and killed by her husband, John Dawson,
at Chicago-The big Rosena furnace in
New Castle, Pa, owned by Senator
Hanna and ex-senator Cameron, let 60
and great volume of coke, iron ore and
coal crashed through the roof Of the cast
ing house. burying 80 men under the
Enthusiastically situation in
statu quo-Edhem Pasha informs the
Greek government that he will negotiate
terms Of peace direct-A Professional
swimmer drowned in California.
Tuesday.
King, absconding messenger Of the
Boylston National bank taken to Boston
from Pennington Me-Boston board
of aldermen amend city regulations in
order to prevent wearing big hats at
theatres-Japanese merchants protest
against Dingley duties on their goods
Members of the Hebrew Carpenters
union of Boston go out on a strike for an
S-hour day-Both branches of congress
adjourn on being informed of the death
of Senator Earle-A baseball pitcher
and two students expelled from Wor-
cester (Mass) academy-United States
supreme court decides that interstate
commerce commission cannot fix rates
Great American and English inter-
ests struggling for supremacy in China
Bill divorcing Mrs. Acklan from her
husband passed by the Delaware house
Of entativos-Messrs. Have
meyer and Searles in Washington for
their trial-Senate's action on the Nor
gan resolution denounced in the Spanish
oh MI &c II,
a sculling match at Orillia, Ont-Mem-
bers of the British Charitable society and
the Harvard Canadian club join in cele-
brating the 18th birthday of Queen Vic
toria-Niolent demonstration in the
Austrian reichsrath-Presbyt
assembly reviews a years work
Three thousand more garment opera
tives to quit work in New York-Dris-
coll of Georgetown wins the tennis cham
pionship of the South-The Baroness
Won Bulow-W endhausen visits Brook
line (Mass.) schools-Close of gas ex-
plosion investigation at Boston,. A.
w. will not interfere with road races
which do not make at least one circuit
Of race track-Annual meeting of
stockholders of Boston, Concord and
Montreal railroad-Booth-T Tucker on
trial in New York for conducting dis
orderly house-Bank Wrecker John
son of Indiana will plead guilty and go to
prison-Sensationa indictment of Con-
gresham Stevens returned by grand
jury at st. Paul-Two officials of a
failed Kansas bank arrested-Mr CAL
houn getting valuable information on
affairs in Cuba-Complimen ban
quet to Judge Savage of Lewiston, Me
Worcester (Mass) man, who disap-
peared two weeks ago, returns home
Town of Pepperell, Mass, bequeathed
100000 by the late banker Lawrence Of
New York.
Wednesday.
Bradford manuscript deliveded to the
state of Massachusetts by ex-Ambas-
sador Bayard; Governor Wolcott re-
ceived the document for the state, and
Senator Hoar delivered the principal
oration-Trial Of H. o. Havermeyer
for contumacy in declining to answer a
senate committees question begun al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chandler and
Morgan debate how to send grain to
India-Prince Francis Joseph Of Bat
tenburg to be governor general of Crete
--Levee breaks in Ell Paso, Tex, and
$50 houses are swept away-Massachu
sets Knights Of Pythias parade, in, Wor-
cester-Melrose, Mass, new govern
ment committee will report in favor of
q city charter-Couplin, Polish en-
bezzler, who eloped with Boston girl,
escapes from his pursuers at Camden,
N. "A variety actress shoots her hus-
| hand and a. woman after hea ring than,