News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-01-25
THE WEEKS NEWS.
WEDNESDAY,. I'm IS.

president MChluleE cOnSl uerlng com
position of court 20 try General Eagan;
punishment on conviction, may BE- dis
mJssa from Service-House passes
the naval personnel bin without di-
vision: marine, corps increased to 5000
men and officers. many other impor-
.ant changes-Seuator Quays battle
for reelection begun with a total Of
liz votes, 16 short Of victory-AIiss
Edna Raymond, in jealous rage, at
tempts to kill Mrs. John A. Hanna, a
Cleveland bride--GeOrge Dixon knocks
out Pluto, the Australian, in the 10th
round at New Yor1---Joseph FRYE.
a negro, 81 years old, arrested on the
charge of attempted assault on a Z
| year-old girl at Boston--Canvass Of
senate shows So faroring ratification of
Spanish treaty and nine uncommitted:
administration is hopeful. of securing
necessary go votes; Mccall urged for
ways and means committee vacancy
Death Of John Russell Young. Ii
bralian of the congressional library at
| hington-Captain Richard p
Leary L. s. N, ordered to Guam as
naval governor of island--ArrlvaI of
the body Of Mr.. Dingley in Lewiston.
|
Rev. Stopford w. Brooke of Boston
accepts temporary call to San Fran
cisco-Henry Cabot Lodge reelected
senator by the Massachusetts l4gisla-
| ture; every Democrat voted for Alex
ander B. Bruce of Lawreuce--Dr.
| Kruger German consul at Manila, de-
MES that his country has in any way
conspred with or aided the native gov
| ernment-Senator Cockrell reelected
by Missouri--Bishop Potter declares
saloons are a ecessity--Sanator Haw-
ley reelected by Connecticut leeisla ture
Foster M. voorhees, inaugurated
as governor of New Jersey-Chauncey
NJ. Depew elected United States senator
for New York-Supreme court Of New
York decides that brewer must pay the
beer taX--Verdict against the Bank Of
New England of Manchester NJ H., in
cases involving some $4,000
THURSDAY. JAN. 49,
Formal orders issued for the court
martial of General Eagan-N Nellie
Donohue of Oldtown, Me, shot and
killed; Lewis Bushey under arrest
Supporters of the peace treaty in the
senate consider the advisabiltty Of ac-
cepting a resolution declaring it to be
the policy of the United States not to
permanently hold the Philippines
French ball at New York the liveliest in
a decade-Impressiv funeral services
at Lewiston, Me, over the remains Of
Congressman Dingley--Williams coll
lege has withdrawn from the triangular
league, which included Dartmouth and
Amherst, and will form a league with
Amherst and Wesleyan--Tndctme
of murder in the first degree returned
against William Woods of Worcester.
Mass, for killing his wife-Conference
of presidents of Women's auxilaries of
the Y. M. c. a. of Massachusetts and
Rhode Island-Receivers of the de-
funct Parsons bank of Waterbury,
Conn, announce the assets as sos, 000
liabilities, $2I5 ,000-Boston Merchants
association elects officers, reviews Or
ganizationis work and asks that Mccall
should be given Dingley's place on the
ways and means ommittee-Nathan
lei, Moseley, Hartsville, Mass, murderer,
ordered committed to the insane asylum
THE situation in the Samoan islands
recognized at Washington to be full Of
gravity-Boston park department en-
ployes ordered to wear brown overalls
and jumpers; the men protest-Henry
Allison Of Fitchburg, Mass, held in $1,000
for reissuing cancelled revenue stamps
James F. Hamel charged with bur-
glarY at Alnesbury, Mass, identified by
Miss MacGoWen of HaverhtIl as her
assailant
FRIDAY, JAN. 20.
Trouble in Samoa not unexpected;
German consul thrown out Of supreme
court building; warships on their way
there-Thomas J. Cargan elected
president general of the American Irish
Historical society-Fitzsimm will
meet any man in the world, and prefers
Sharkey as an easy mark; will not in
sist on side bet, but will not fight at
the LenoX Athletic club, New York
Everything ready at Herreshoffs shop
for casting the lead keel for the new cup
efender-General Brooke issues an
order that not cent of Santiago GUS
toms receipts shall be spent without his
consent; sanitary work to be done for
rations merely-Quay leaves Harris
burg for Washington, and declares him
self pleased with the outlook--Block
owned by Borden sisters of Fall River.
Mass, damaged heavily by fire of sus-
picious origin-Loss of $50, 600 at a fire
in Worcester, Mas5--John Henry Wat
son Of Bradford appointed to the Yer
mont supreme bench; Russell S. Taft ad-
vanced to be chief justice---Represent
ative Barrows of Massachusetts can
didate for the place left vacant by John
Russell Young--Two stock exchange
seats in New York sold for $35 900, and
$3S, 900 bid for another-Sixty men,
with 100000 in gold dust, arrive at
Victoria b. C-Mrs. Jack Bloodgood,
who has been playing with a dramatic
company in Boston, reported to have
fallen heir to $780, O00-Three Haver-
hill. Mass, people attacked by bulldog;
feared Mrs. Michael Glennon will not re-
cover from njuries-British govern
ment concludes agreement with Egypt,
which puts the "Soudan" under gov
ernor general, with absolute power.
which officer must be appointed by the
| khediVe, with British consent-Gen-
eral Eagan formally notified of his trial
| by cOurt-martlal and deposed as head
| of the subsistence department--Mrs
| Anna e. George indicted at Canton, o.,
! for the murder of George D. Saxton, the
brother of Mrs. William Mckinley
| Election of the successor of Mr.. Dingley
will not be held perhaps until next Sep
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