St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-20

found in Lake Nawasee, Ind, sufficien,
to make 1000 barrels Of cement day for
30 years-Strike in the Bingham mill
In Taftyille, Conn, declared off-Sev
eral persons hurt and burned badly by
fire in the grandstand at the ball park
In st. Louis-Amerlcau shield wrenchet
from Its fastening over tn" consulate In
Malaga. Spain, by a member Of mob
bodies of two men found In freight
car from San Francisco which was
opened at Springfield, Ills-Senate
passed resolution recognizing Cuban
independence-Two hundred cigar
makers on strike in New York for more
wages--EXplosion of dust in grain
elevator in Charlestown, Mass, caused
loss Of 100000 before the flames were
gulshed-Amcrican diplomatic
and consular officials in Great Britain
ordered to we tch for movements of Span.
ish war vessels and to report them %
shington-Spanish officials and
well-to-do families fleeing from Manila
on account of the spread of the rebellion
in the ippines-Dingley prepared
a bill for raising additional revenue,
which will be presented to the house the
moment the president signs the inter-
vention resc' MISUNDERSTANDING have
been received from the British govern
ment that in case Spain proposes to fit
out privateers to prey upon American
commerce Great Britain will forcibly
protest and virtually compel Spain ia
abandon Observation-Disclosures to
consolidate the Goodrich of Akron, O.,
Goodyear Of Connecticut and Butler OF
New Jersey the three leading hard rub
Der companies Of the country closed
Jefferson Davis memorial window I'M
yelled Sunday in st. Paul's cathedral,
Richmond, the church Mr.. Davis at
tended while president Of the confed-
eracy.
MONDAY, APRIL 1S.
Steering balloon tested successfully in
London-Athletic teams of the Wis
consin university to be boycotted by
other colleges in the west-Californi
stockmen leasing swamp and overlooked
land in fear Of drought-Alexander
Moffett, "a, of Pawtucket stabbed at the
right of the navel during quarrel with
his father-Body of an Italian laborer
found in the Providence river-John
Ryan killed in New York saloon by
Benjamin Harmed, who had been dis
paraged for being a non-unionist-
Central Labor union Of Boston censured
Democratic state committee for per-
hitting non-unlon walters to serve at I
banquet rendered W. ]. Bryan at a
hotel-Austrian Poles emigrating to
northwest Canada-Barcelona uni
versity closed in consequence of demon
strations made by the students-E. J..
Perkins, an Amsterdam, N. Y, lawyer,
killed himself because of melancholy
Prank MCGOWAN, 20 years, tired OF
living and killed himself in Nantucket
Miners in Cardiff, Wales, on strike
Two jockeys badly hurt, two horses
crippled and one horse dead by falls
during racing in Newport, Ky-Alfred
Bryant, IS years old, killed by falling
down an elevator well in Boston.
TUESDAY, APRIL 10.
Amesbury, Mass, girl nearly killed by
a youth with whom she went walking
Two laborers killed near Schenec.
tady, N. Y, by the breaking of a derrick
and their countrymen made a rush fol
the foreman with knives-Recluse liv'
ing near North Easton beaten by two
men and robbed of AZ cents and hi.
watch-Safe in Taunton saloon blown
open and about 5000 taken-Rev. DR.
Nye arrested in Binghamton, N. Y.
on charge Of grand larceny as he was
a m I'd troi
with woman who was not his wife
kenyon wooden mill In Wakefield
r. l., on half time owing to the depres.
sion-Lasters on strike in shoe fac.
tory in Brockton to support the finish
ers-George Clough, aged 81, killed
himself in Epping. N. H., with a re-
volver-Mines being laid in the Port.
land Me-, harbor-Blake Dow, former
postmaster Of Benton, Me-, died of poi.
son, inistered-Isabella Han
nigan Of Fitchburg held for the grand
jury on charge of manslaughter-
Less than $50 Of Tampas 5000 Spaniards
went to Havana on steamer furnished
for their transportation-Fiv iror
roof trusses which workmen had JUS
| placed in position on the walls Of the
state armory in Newburg, N. Y, fell
two men being killed, three probably ia.
tally injured and four badly hurt
Three-masted schooner T. w. Hyde, from
Philadelphia to Dry Tortugas with Goa
and OIL wrecked off the Bahamas
! Complete failure of the Alaskan rein
deer expedition reported to the war de
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES agreed upon BY
senate and house at midnight does no
recognize insurgent government, bu
says people Of Cuba are and ought to b,
closing argument for the defence in tn,
Bran case in Boston-Plug Tobacco,
| factories Of the United States to be con
solidated-Mrs. Hetty Green propose,
to make war on w. w. Grape Of New
Bedford-T. C. FELTON, of New Yorl
killed himself In Boston hospital
Two barns with seven breeding mare.
destroyed by fire near Kingston, N.
Two Barcelona families give $500,
900 to the fund for the Spanish navy
American railroads expend In a year
sum more than 100000 900 in excess o.
the total expenses of the United State.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of thu
London Times expelled from Havan
Twelve hundred tons of hay burned
in a railroad shed in Charlestown
Mass.
Hoods pills cure liver ills, biliousness
indigestion, headache. A pleasant laxa
tive. All druggists.