St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-04-27
FRIDAY, APRIL 90.

Joseph Raggio, 30 years, shot himself
In the heart in Boston-Yale students
in New York studying slums and GRIM
inals-Madrid paper recommends the
expulsion of all foreigners especially the
correspondents for American papers
A. ]. Holt of Lynn appointed pension
agent in Boston as successor to Colonel
Lovering-Charles Hobbs, 35 years,
killed in West Ossipee, N. H., by
section Of bridge truss falling on him
j. II. Chance, supposed to have killed
a drug clerk in Boston, under arrest
Hay storehouse of the Taylor-Good-
win company of Haverhll burned at a
loss of S7000--Thousand barrels of lime
on the Ella May of Rockport, Me-, afire
in observation-disclosures General
Gary resigned on account of sickness
and succeeded by Editor Smith of the
Philadelphia Press-Senator Walthall
of Mississippi died or pneumonia in
Observation-Disclosures Walker. 10 years
old. hurt fatally in Atteboro, Mass, by
the accidental discharge OF a pistol
Goddard Brothers, cotton manufacture
ers of Providence and Blackstone, Mass.
offer to keep places and pay WAGES of
employees who enlist-F. ]. Boyden Of
Leominster. Mass, prosperous farmer.
hanged NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mail and
express taken and passengers robbed
during stage holdup in Arizona
SPANS election of Minister Woodford
begins the war--New England Fish
company loses in Vancouver fire
Ways and means committee decides not
to tax tea or coffee in raising revenue
for war urposes-Employe of the
Philadelphia Railway and Coal and Iron
company promised their places and nav
II they enlist-American fleet ordered
to Havana-W. N. Boggs, late pay
ing teller Of the First National bank of
Dover, Del, when arraigned on q charge
OF embezzling the funds Of the bank to
the extent of 100000, pleaded guilty
Conlagration in Bellefontaine, Pa,
caused loss of $1OO,OOO-Report that
England has proposed convention for
the creation of a new treaty with the
United States-Majority Of Republic
cans on the house committee on banking
and currency reached an agreement to
vote for the general currency bill
New Bedford operatives strike practi-
cally thing of the past--Denver and
Rio Grande road may establish agencies
in China and Japan-New York ex-
porters favor proposition to establish
United States and Venezuelan trad
ing company-Mayor Van Wyck of
New York, by his policy Of retrench
ment, brought about a complete cessa
ton of public work-Boundary dlsput
between Hayti and San Domingo to be
settled amicably.
SATURDAY, APRIL So.
William Jarvis, father of american
cricket, killed In Germantown, Pa, by
n train-Four train robbers captured
at ORC GrarSe, Cal-Dr. John r. Hatch
OF Centerville, N. H., indicted for uxori-
cide-Intense anti-Semitic feeling in
Algiers-Plebiscite on the question of
prohibition to be held in Canada-Col-
onel Charles Robert Shervinton, Eng
lsh soldier of fortune, committed sui
eide Tues6ay-London correspondent
of the New York Journal declares that
no alliance between the United States
and Great Britain Is contemplated
Burning accident at Lexington, Mass.
results in death for Edward Bettison and
Injuries for his wife--Michael j. Gar
vey, Boston brakeman, instantly killed
Two residents Of Glenville, Conn
struck on bridge in Portchester, N
Y, by an engine and killed-Attempt
made in Tolosa, Spain. to arrest Min
lister Woodford's private secretary. OF