News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-06-12

at Dawson City--Senator Hanna be-
comes a colonel in the 6. A. R-Con-
necticut legislature defeats plan for con-
stitutional reform-Mrs. Mckinley
shows no imprOvement-Fee at
Fall River that cotton cloth prices have
touched bottom-Unsuccess at
tempt to burn St. Johns college and
seminary, BroOklyn-Sharp criticism
of Mark Twain before the synod Of the
Reformed church-Dr. Gilman of
Johns Hopkins university says too much
reading isD dangerous Explorer Bald
win to take large number of balloons
for use in the Arctic-Huntsville Ala,
to have another cotton MILL costing
100000 making eight in all-Many
bucket shops and small brokers forced
to close by the long boom in stocks
Senator Depew favors a third term for
cKinley-Reports from the Philip
pines show good increase in trade
Chairman Campbell of New York says
Hill is not seeking delegates for 1904,
but may be nOminated-U United States
not to sustain Chill in the arbitration
question to come before the Pan-Ameri-
can cOngreSs--Havana Patria accuses
the United States of bad faith, and
some Cubans believe we wish to annex
the island--Both Democrats and Re
Dublicans will struggle for control Of
the next house; new responsibilities
placed by insular decisiOns-Fivee X-
British officers and 100 men in jail for
traitOrouS dealings with the Beers
First electric suburban line opened in
Russia--Turkey promises to pay Ital-
ian victims of the Prevesa affair
Tariff convocation in Berlin opposes
the so-called double taX-Russian
ovetrures to Japan for exchange of
favors relative to ports-Leyland line
steamship Assyrian ashore off Cape Race
likely to prove a total wreck-DeniaI
of report that the United States has re-
duced claim against China for indem-
nifty.
SATURDAY, JUNE s.
Prompt action by sheriff of Carroll
county, Ga, prevents mob from lynch
ing a negro; one of mob killed, and two
badly wounded England will not con.
sent to discuss future independence Of
conquered states with Boers-Fire
| does damage of $4,000 in hospital at
! Newton, Mass; nobody hurt--Dun &
Co. report that strikes are now the
( chief impeachment to bUsinesS-BOStOn
board of health protests against small
] DDI
/ ford, Mass, to that ctty--BroWn-tail
moth from several sections north Of
| Boston are causing considerable annoy
| ance-GovernOr Crane makes it known
| that he will not approve the Boston sub
way bill without a referendum
! Thomas w. Lawson sends a full charter
Of the yacht independence to the men,
! bers of the New York Yacht club regatta
| committee; it is ejected-BusineSS
rushing in the KlOndille: banks are
! buster than for mOnths--GOvernOr
| Nash and Lieutenant Governor Caldwell
| of Ohio likely to be renOminated--
| Ninety soft coal concerns in Indiana to
! be merged into one company, capitalized
| at $4,000 000--NO symptoms of blood
! poison found by Mrs. McKinley's physi-
clans; she passes a comfortable night
Express trolley cars to be run over
the Metropolitan Street Railway sys-
! TENS in New York and suburbS-W.
! G. T. L. to carry its anti-canteen cam
paign into the soldiers homes-Val-
liable map of the world being prepared
for the White House war room
| General Cables sends to General Mac
Arthur terms upon which he will sur
render-NatiOnal Business league
joins the movement for reform of the
! consular Seryice-SurveyS in Cuba for
naval stations completed in accordance
with the Plat amendment-DemO
Gratis hope for good results from the
signs of division among Republicans on
a reduced taritf-Canada encouraging
British farmers to emigrate thither-
Russian intrigue in China likely to con-
tinue and war with Japan is feared
Pan-American broil serious in Argentina
and other South American republics.
SUNDAY, JUNE
Collision of freight trains near Bing-
hamton n. Y, followed by explosion
of carload of dynamite; six men killed
Thomas w. Lawson accepts chal-
lenge committees opinion that further
discussion over the Independence is use
less-President Mckinley will not
visit New England this summer--Car-
penters at Waltham. Weston and New
ton, Mass, win their eight-hOU day
fight-NIrs. Mckinley reported to be
little stronger-Regarding the fixing
of q date upon which railway CORPORA
tons will be asked to sign Il paper grant
ing the machiniSts Il 9-hour work day
with a 1871 percent increase in wages,
| President O'Connell says that the matter
has practically been disposed Of by the
machinists' convention, in, session at
Crazed by love for his young
wife, whom, it is said he had driven
from his home in Chicago, Robert Ful-
ford, a prosperous Chicago contractor
killed his mother-in-law, at London,
Ont-Boy's eyes burned out by over
turning of pail Of vitriOl at Wallingford
Conn.
MONDAY, JUNE 10.
Boston Elevated railway formally
opened to public travel-Major w. H.
DAILY, who discovered ''embalmed beef
in Spanish-American war, commits sui
eide at Pittsburg Headless body of
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