Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-09-22

Minneapolis, Sept. DC. A. Pills
bury of this city, the miller known as
"The Flour King" died at his home
here from heart disease.
Huntsville, Ala, Sept 19.-The
Chamber of Commerce of this city has
invited President Mckinley to attend
the deliberations of the coming indus.
trial convention.
Washington, Sept. 19.-Bartlett NJ.
Trip, the American representative of
the Samoan Commission. has had an
other conference with the President on
the confidential features of the work
of the Commissioners in Apia.
Hartford, Conn, Sept. 19.-Frank
Goodrich. thrity-five years old. of
Wethersficld. murdered Mary L. Ban
ming. resident of that place. After
killing the girl Goodrich took his own
life.
Washington, Sept. 19.-Colonel Barr
of the Judge Advocates Department.
who has been on sick leave, has re-
turned to his station in Chicago. He
said his visit to Washington had moth
ing to do with the Carter case.
San Francisco. Cal. Sept. 1S.-B. r.
Banning. a Hawaiian capitalists, ar
rived here from Honolulu on the steam
ship Australia. Am ing his effects was
n valise containing. it is said, between
100000 and 100000 in bank notes.
bonds and sugar stocks. with other
valuable documents. A few hours
after his arrival he missed the valise.
1t is now thought that Mr.. Banning's
property is on its way back to Homo
lulu. having been sent on board the
steamer Nippon Maru by mistake. as
part of the baggage of Purser River.
of that vessel.
Manila Sept 1S.-The local news.
papers assert that Corporal Damhoffer
and Private Conine of Company b, Six.
teenth Infantry. have been sentenced
to death by court martial. and that
Private McBcnnett has been condemn.
ed to twenty years imprisonment for
having assaulted native women in Ma
Mia month ago. The crime, it Is
said. greatly aroused the natives.
The newspapers add that Gen. Otis
has recommended that President Me
Kinley approve the sentences and that
the general desires Il public execution
of the sent nee rs a warning against
repetition of the crime.
Helena. Mont. Sept. 1S.-Joseph H.
Allen, a quartcrbreed, who murdered
J. s. Reynolds. near Henela in July
1895. was hanged here yesterday. He
was only q years old. Many efforts
had been made to induce the Governor
TO commute his sentence, but with
out success.
Frankfort. Ind. Sept. 1S.-The Gin.
ton County Grand Jury has indicted
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chenewith, charged
with manslaughter. Their 9-months-
old child died of pneumonia without
medical attendance. they having en-
ployed n Chicago faith healer to make
prayers there.
Boston, Sept 2O.-Gov. Wolcott has
decided to attend the exercises to be
held in Washington in celebration of
Admiral Dewey's return. His Excel
lency has written to that effect ac-
cepting the invitation and promising
to attend with his staff.
Boston. Sept. 2O.-The Grand View
House ut the summit of WachuSset
Mountain in Princeton, Il land mark
for many years, was burned to the
ground The guests barely escaned
with their lives and saved few of their
belongings. one woman lost jewelry
and clothing valued mt $4,000
New York, Sept. 20.-1he public will
have to pay eXhorhitant prices for
seats on stands to view the big Dewey
land parade. The indications are that
there will not he half enough stands
to accommOdate those who will be
willing To pay even "A high price for
the privilege of sitting on a common
hleachery.
Trieste Sept. 20.-Gustav Lindholm.
one of the crew of the United States
cruiser Olympia, who died in Il hos
pital here from consumption. was
buried with military honors. Mr.. ii.
II. Hossfcld. the United States Consul.
and IL number of Austrian navy and
army officers followed the body. which
was wrapped in an American flag.
Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 20.--ITalf mil
lion dollars loss was caused by fire in
North block here. This block was oc-
cupied entirely by printing firms. The
flames spread to the Masonic Temple,
Methodist Church and Webster block.
which were destroyed. Several small
or buildings We're burned.
New York Markets.
Grain.-Wheat. No. red. 1910.
elevator 14alc. f. o. b. ailoat: No. |
Northern Duluth. $50. f. q. b. afoat.
Corn,-No. > corn, Il4a1l2c over Chi
cagO September f. o. u.
Oats.-No. > oats closed 26l4a2Gi ac
No. 3 oats. %; No. white, 2Sl lc: No.