St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-09-21

mis- ruler--Five horses burned in fire
In Braintree, Mass--Reserve street car
barns of the Montreal Street Railway
company caught fire, and 6S cars burned
-One greenhouse, part Of another, a
parn and two boiler houses destroyed in
new Bedford-Gas selling at so cents
thousand feet In Trenton on account
Oh a war between companies
SUNDAY, SEPT. IS.
United States peace commissioners
rallied FOR Paris-Leader of the Philip
pine insurgents alleged to have received
financial backing-Bay state monu-
ment on Antietam battlefield dedicated
bingham, Mass, child of drowned
by railing from wharf-Stock in Bos-
ton grain store damaged $4,000 by fire
LOSS OF 100000 by the destruction Of
warehouse in Philadelphia-D
llon OF the Spanish fleets in Manila and
Santiago cost about $3.50, OOO-Cam-
bridgeport Mass, girl of 4 killed by an
Ice wagon--John Shore, a Fall River
laDorer, hanged Enthusiastically of the
Key. John Hall, leading Presbyterian Of
New York, at his birthplace in Ireland
Two prisoners killed by a fire in the
lookup in Stafford Springs. Comp
Neneral Wheeler renominated as con-
gresham, and likely to have an unop-
posed election--Case Of yellow fever in
New Orleans-Governme paid s.. ATS. :
00O for the use of the American lines
steamships-Serious drought in Eng
land, and scarcity of water becoming
general-Mayor of Santa Cruz. Mex.
denounced this country in a speech and
lauded Spain-George Hamilton NOR
tally wounded William Cook of Sleeps
mead Bay, L. l., during quarrel about
family matters-Brooklyn bow of 70
committed 10 burglaries in three years
-Burglars gagged railroad Waterman
In Milestone, N. j., and blew open the
safe in the station without getting any
thing-Brooklyn boy of IL killed by
railing four stories-Colored woman
arrested in Brooklyn for robbing men
Wife of a wealthy farmer cut to
pieces near Trenton while crossing the
man with knife killed
In courtroom in kaufman, Tex, after
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MONDAY, SEPT. 10.
0. G. Woodward of Atkinson, N. H..
drowned in Observation-Disclosures de-
stroyed farm buildings in York. Me-
Frederick Farney of Dover drowned in
York Reach-Michael Saville of Quincy
probably hurt fatally by a locomotive in
trying to prevent two reckless men from
driving over crossing as a train ap-
proached-Del Jordan prominent
horseman in the west, mortally wound
ed in Butte by woman of i'll repute--
Adolphus Cote and Gustave Morreau of
Mass, drowned by the sink
Ing of a yacht-Death of Winrie
Davis, the daughter of the confeder-
acy," in Narragansett Pier-Three-
master, Electa Bailey of Bangor, loaded
with coal for Portsmouth, dismasted in
collision off Cape Cod with a steamer
bound for Philadelphia-W. f. Will
iams of Hartford killed by an electric
young men drowned in
Moromus, Conn.,, by the overturning of
rowboat in a squall-Archbisho
Deal of the Philippines hopes the ISL
ands will not remain Spanish, that a
strong western power should Intervene:
annexationiSts have a majority Of II in
the national ssembly-Secretary Long
to urge that the enlisted force of the
navy be increased to 10000 men and $500
detective arrives at
to take back the remains of
the murdered girl supposed to be Grace
another ntification-United
States commissioners in Porto Rico
found the Spanish commissioners dis
posed to act promptly and in good faith
Ind expect to see the island under the
American flag within three weeks
Luccheni, the assassin of the Austrian
empress, said to have belonged to a
gang of anarchists who went from
Europe to the United States two years
lgo, and who had for their object the
of the crowned head
Chevalier Proskitz, acting chief consul
If Austria Hungary in Chicago, lost his
life in Fort Wayne, Ind, being ground
lnder the wheels of train-Report
" financial panic in San Domingo con-
irmed by political efugees-Treasury
'eceipts declining and customs receipts
National banks rapidly alb
orbing the new percent bonds
'pain's peace commissioners said to be
,ery able men-Conducto and a few |
passengers on train in Iowa robbed by |
hree men-Sickness among the troops |
# General Lawton's command in San |
iago increasing, nearly one-sixth of his |
orce being on the sick list although the
lumber of deaths Is not great-French |
Ulcers in Havana took exceptions to a
LAY in which Dreyfus was portrayed as
Innocent and were elected.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 20.
Two hundred thousand dollar fire in
hington-Havana correspondent
I a London paper reports the island on
he verge of anarchy owing to the con-
ition of the insurgents, through the
neglect" of the United States to send
lpplies --Nearly 600 lasters on strike
/ Brockton-Crowd of sympathizers
toned car and the police in Haverhill.
here the street railway employees are
n strike against bond requirement
House and barn of A. M. Cook of
forth Deering, Me-, consumed-James
'rancis of Fall River drowned near
aunton--Thomas Holden fell from a
shing steamer in Boothbay Harbor,
le., and was drowned-Insane man
18th revolver threatened to kill Cor
elius Vanderbilt In New York If the
li!lionaire gave him chance-Con-
agration in Defuniak, Fla, caused q
'ss of 800, OO0-The sawmill and lum-
err yard of Hunt, Deemer & Co., Of
Pa, burned at loss of
5000, the blaze being of incendiary
'igin-Seven deaths from yellow
,Yer out Of a total of 1903 cases in Mis-