St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-06-04
srn mare, paced a guideless mile In


z:10% at Combination park, Boston
Official speed trial Of the United States
gunboat Vicksburg a su~ccess--Cuban
and tariff questions occupying the atten-
ton of congress and the president
Probability that Massachusetts, legisla-
ture will not be prorogued before next
week-Bixby will allowed by Judge
Parker at Nashua, N. H-Veteran
soldier committed suicide at Hanover,
Mass-Position assumed by Hon. John
Il. Redmond In the house Of commons in
dorsed by Irish Independent league of
Boston-A California man goes to
Hawaii in the interest Of white labor
Death of Thomas e. Glynn, noted banjo
player, at Notwithstanding
fight waxing hot in Pennington, Me
The would-be assassin of King Hum
bert sent to the galleys for life-Satur-
day observed as Decoration day in
Fennsylvania-The sugar planters
lake SPANS side of the Cuban question.
Monday.
Monument to Colonel Robert Gould
Shaw in Boston Common dedicated-
Battle monument to regulars who fell in
CIVIL War dedicated at West Point
vermont girl homicide and would-be
suicide may recover-Maine after office
of the consolidated district collectorship
-Four children killed and four in
1ured at a railroad crossing in Colorado
An entire Norwegian town destroyed
by fre-Annual meet of Maine branch,
L. A. W., held in Lewiston--Elevating
noor of the Yerkes telescope collapsed,
but the instrument Is uninjured-Dedi-
cation Of the Camp Meiggs memorial at
Readville, Mass-Memorial service to
the late Hon. Patrick Mcguire at Bos-
ton-Funeral of Thomas LAWN, a vet
eran soldier, at Boston-"Red-paint
ers" again attack the John Harvard
statue in front of Memorial hall, Cam
bridge. Mass-Funeral of Captain Bull
lard at Waltham, Mass-Two Medford
(Mass.) burglars run down by a reporter
Arrest of an alleged Lynnfeld
(Mass.) hen thief expected to lead to i'm
plication of several others-Mr. CAL
houn will probably report that Spain
cannot crush the rebellion in Cube
Planters ask for a duty on Egyptian cot
ton-Big break in the levee below
Baton Rouge, La.
Tuesday.
Cheyenne Indians in SOUTHERN Mon
tana reported to be about to take the
warpath-John Flanagan makes a
new worlds record at the hammer throw
Vermont girl who shot her rival and
herself begs for revolver to finish work
Of self-destruction - Causer defeats
Burge in a glove fight in London-Fire
In a fremont street (Boston) building
causes heavy loss-Convention of the
Catholic Total Abstinence union at Bos-
ton-South Boston Yacht club open re-
gatta sailed in light winds-Congress-
Commons chess match begun-Bald
and Kiser VII a race apiece at the A. C.
G. bicycle meet at Boston-Rowing re-
gattas held IN the Harlem and Passaic
rivers-Michael rides a fast mile at
Charles River park, Boston. beating
Bald's time-G. A. Soden wins the
Irvington-Milburn road race-Three
hundred riders start in a Chicago bicycle
race-Death Of Peter Williams, a we'll
known Boston wooden merchant -
Earthquake shocks felt from Pennsyl-
vania to South Carolina-Joe Butler
knocks out Frank Slavin in one round at
San Francisco-Soldiers monument
unveiled at 'outh Sudbury. Mass
Soldiers n sailors monument dedi-
Gated at Pawtucket, R. suicide o,
H. B.. Niles of the New York Equitable
Mercantile company-Soldiers monu-
ment dedicated at Wilmington, Vt
Five people killed and several injured I n
q coaching accident at Valley Stream,
L. steamship Valencia wrecked on
the southern coast of Cuba-Three
thousand striking tailors return to VIC :.
in New York city-Mark Twain r.
ported dying In London; he is also said
to be destitute-A New York inventor
succeeds in perfecting a process for TAX
ing photogrp phs in mid -air-Peace ne
gotiations between Powers and Turke-
progress-Germany trying to force the
Czar's hand.
Wednesday.
Attack on Speaker Reed consolidates
Republican support of his policy
Cuban fl.buster Dauntless captured by
the cruiser Observation-Disclosures Smith
makes a sweeping denial Of Specializing
in s-ugar--Senate reaches the metal
schedule in the tariff bill-Senator AL
drich delighted with the progress Oil
the tariff schedule-Statements de-
rogatory to Maine militia pronounced
false-Whitelaw Reid said to be the
presidents first choice for minister to
Spain-All foul of the accused in the
murder case at Roxbury, Conn.,, dis
charged-Treasurer Searles Of the
sugar trust set free by Judge Bradley
Admiral Brown of the y. S. N. to
retire on the 10 inst-Edwin H. Moul-
ton elected mayor OF Haverhill, Mass
-Commonsscoh&ress chess match ends
in a draw-Harvard crew went tu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reasserts her in
ability to pay a large indemnity-Mah-
dists defeated by Belgians in the Congo
Free State-International art exposi-
ton opened in Munich-Fine fishing In
northern Maine streams-Death Of
General Daniel Ruggles, the Oldest grad
uate of West Point-Snowstorm or
June / at Canandaigua, N. Y-Re.
markable metoric display witnessed ir
Arizona-International commercial
congress practically opened by meeting
Of advisory board in Philadelphia
Race war In progress in Lee township
Pope county, Ark; two men killed and
several others fatally wounded-Mer'
chants bank of Lincoln, Neb., closes it.
doors-ChiIago gas trust and frontage
bills pass the Illinois house-Mrs. A. A
I.ufkin, aged n. and 7. Lufkin, aged79
married at Hartford; bride was widow
Of backgrounds brother-Worcestel
Light Guards celebrate oath anniversary