Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-04-30
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3 red winter wheat" sold in st.
Friday at Sl.03 per bushel, the
price reached since 1890.
Troy Methodist conference on
~ decided by a vote of III to 81
the admission of women as del
% the national conference.
5-vear-old daughter of John F.
\ of Des Molnes, Iowa, was acct
\ hung by her bonnet strings
g on a limb of cherry tree.
ling Fang, the new Chinese min
the United States, Spain and Pc
rived in Washington Saturday
large retinue of secretaries and
5.
,h Z. Kelley, charged with the
of Cashier Joseph A. Stickney of
at Falls national bank of Somers-
New Hampshire, pleaded guilty
rday.
nado in Wabaunsee county, Kan
e Thursday night, wrecked the
f Henry Miller, whose S-year-old
killed. Miller and his wife were
! fatally injured.
dent Mckinley has decided to ap-
William r. Day of Canton, o.,
rst assistant secretary of state,
Representative Bellamy Storer of
att to be minister to Belgium.
Iew York assembly has passed
trust bills and they now go to
ernor. One is entitled "An act
ent monopolies," and the other
datory of the corporation law.
a recent afternoon while King
rt of Italy was on his way to the
n iron worker out of employment
ed to stab him with a dagger.
Il was seized before he could
ut his purpose.
bureau of statistics of the treasury
tent has prepared an estimate
: that the value of the farm
b the lower Mississippi valley
Ibmerged is over 90,000.0JO.
inds last year raised crops valued
$4,000.
ecretary of the treasury on Satur-
elved a telegram from Assistant
er Jordan at New York stating
1000 in gold bullion had been
for export. This is the first
wal of any considerable amount
ly, 1886.
resident has nominated and the
confirmed Harold NJ. Sewall of
0 be envoy extraordinary and
plenipotentiary to Hawaii. Mr..
father was the free silver can
or vice president of the United
the last campaign.
southern Pacific Railway COM
making arrangement TO build a
to cost S5,000,000, across the
ppi river at New Orleans. The
Central. Texas and Pacific and
lie and Nashville roads Will CO.
in the undertaking.
Mccoy, colored, was lynche1
Indria, Va, on Thursday, for as
his employers two daughters.
broke into the Jail after two at
Three of the attacking party
Fested, but afterwards released,
ident being regarded as closed"
H. Raap was shot and killed Fri
rning in his wholesale liquor
Chicago by his former confiden-
*, c. w. Braunschweig. The
# afterwards killed himself
hwelg was short in his accounts,
called to talk over his affairs
ap.
ever pipe manufacturer com
riday the formation of the ma
ISOLATION. A company has been
'ated under the laws of Ohio,
apital stock of S7,50O,000 For.
Factories are embraced, and the
the organization is the Central
ewer-pipe company.
ific wind storm, accompanied by
ail and rain, swept over Harvey
Kansas, on Thursday night
reat damage to property. Sew
n houses were demolished. Mr.
J. Weams, the occupants of one
buses, were seriously injured, the
obably fatally.
ado struck Omer, Michigan, OF
? evening, completely demollsh
store of r. w. Clowston, whose
e was also blown down. Mr.
;. H. r. Hagley were blown
t into the air and both were
lurt. Mr.. Clowston was also
fatally injured.
nan Haynes and Lizzie Hudson
d niece, aged % and 16 respec
Who eloped together from Lor