Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-01-06
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
News Notes From Every Part of
the Civilized World.

Il new one-dollar note, noticeably diff
ferent from those in use now, will be
put in circulation next week.
Havana is filled with franchise-seel-
ers. and American spectators are
swarmiug tiIruttg i1out bd.
Middlesex county, N. j. jail was en-
tered by burglar, who stole $joj from
the trousers peck t of the sheriff.
Commodore Phi lip has been selected
as commandment of the New York Navy
Yard, to succ ed Admiral Bunce.
a Buffalo Court has enjoned Typo
graphical Union No. . from boycotting
the Express, of that city and its adver-
tisers.
a special cable despatch from Paris
says that the Temps takes gloomy
view of Americas future as Il colonial
nation.
The Spanish Cabinet has agreed to
send more money to Cuba for the repa-
riation of the Spanish troops remain
ing there.
Plans are said to be making for the
organization Of the lnlep nd MT Sugar
company, with 5000, 900 capital, to
| fight the trust.
The Spanish Governm mt think, the
prospect for the release of tn. Spanish
prisoners in the Philippines is very dis
couraging.
The first narrow guage railway train
'un by electricity IN Europe has been
given trial on a short road between
Dusseldorf and Krefeld, Germany.
| The sending of Gen. Lawton to com
nand the troops in the Philippine s is
'egarded as a sign tina. fighting with
ihe natives is expected.
Casper Leon. of New York, and
Jimmy Barry, of Chicago, fought Il
iwenty round draw at 10 pounds at
Davenport, Iowa, Thursday night.
At the recent conference at Rome it
was decided to form an international
Bureau of Police for the surveillance of
! Anarchists.
\ special cable from Hanoi confirm,
he report that It Stances force fired
he neutral zone.
The Navy Department has decided to
send 400 enlisted men to Admiral Dewey
o serve as crews for the Spanish cruis
ars captured at Manila.
The American Newspaper Publish
ar's Association petitiOned the Anglo
American Joint High Commission for
,ree paper and free pulp.
The natives of Ponape, the principal
sland of the Caroline Archipelago. slew
he Spanish garrison and chose for a
euler native favorable to Americans.
Micario Christofero held in York
vile. New York Police Court for rob-
berry, was identified by several witness
es as SoteroS Ferrantos a noted Greek
bandit.
Secretary of State Hay has practi.
ally decided to disapprove the eXclu-
,ive cable concession obtained from
Hawaii by the Pacific Cable Company,
Of New York.
Senior Don Matia5 Romero, Mexican
Ambassador to the United States, died
1T the Embassy in Washington, from
he effects of an operation performed
or appendicitis.
The preliminary report of the Near
lgua Canal Commission favors the Lull
quite, opposes that of the Maritime
company and estimates cost at 1925,
300, 900.
George Green, in his twenty-round
contest with Dan Creedon at San Fran.
cisco, was given the decision on points,
lid the best work by far
Agoncillo, Aguinaldo' representa-
i've, will open Filipino junta in Wash
ngton. and three other commissioners
IRE on their way from the Philippines
% help his work for independence of
he islands.
The United States Army Commits
;iOners sent TO Jamaica to study meth
III, i
infectious diseases and climatic intlu-
ences have been granted all needed
facilities.
Charles Dryer, Il fourteen-year-old
BOY of marlborough, Australia, after
having been bitten by poisonous SER
oent, chopped Off his finger with q
ratchet Physicians declare that the
heroic act saved the boys life.
Cubans are indignant because the in.
surgent army has been prohibited tax.
me- part in the evacuation day proceed.
ings. 1t is reported Gen. Menocal and
his troops refused to swear allegiance
10 the United States.
Christopher Moritz Won Egidy, the
author of book entitled "Serou,
Thoughts" in which he advocated the
degeneration of Christianity, with al
entire absence of dogma, died ut Ber
lin, Germany.
Sixty-one thousand dollars in cur
rency was stolen from the Wells-FargC
Express Company at San Antonio, Tex.
by Charles A. Beeler trusted driver
who had received the money to deliver
it to the Southern Pacific paymaster.
Miss Mercedes Garcia, daughter O.
Gen. Garcia, died at brownsville, Ga
and her remains will be sent to Havana
On the same steamer with those of hel
: father. Miss Garcia was so sick thai
she was not told of her fathers death.
Benjamin r. Willis, who was onl,
: D years of age, was hanged on the au
tomato gallows in the State prison al
| Wetherstield, Conn.,, for the murder O
| his former school teacher, David S. r
Lambert, of Wilton, year ago.
Citizens of Bridgeport, Conn, pro
hibited by the charter from ISSUING
| bond, fnp hi ia. INN