News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-02-27

appropriation and the diplomatic and
consular bills-General Wood has Gu.
ban constitution, and awaits orders as
to its smissiOn--PrOfessor Wheel
err of Yale says great dangers threaten
the United States as a result of eXpan-
STANDARDIZATION ordered on
charges of bribery in Delaware house
of representatives -United States Off
GERS capture % Chinese on the boundary
at Malone, y. RUSSIA will remove
her duty on American goods just as
soon as the countervailng duty is re-
moved here-Pat Grove writes E. A.
Cudahy that he will go TO Omaha and
prove his innocence of the kidnapping
Michigan military academy cadets
confined TO the school because of small
pox-President Gilman of Johns Hop
kins university resigns, to take effect
next September-Crew of the aban-
doned bark Arcturus safe on the Brit
aish steamer MOhican-Twelve killed
Nm New Jersey wreck; two Providence
&vOmen among the iniured--MrS
SCharles W. Fairbanks elected president
y General of the Daughters of the Ameri.
81 I'm observation-disclosures the powerful
Factor in the Fall River Mass, cloth
Btuation-EX-Police Captain Roman
Do II. Wilkins of Boston sent to insane
hospital, temporarily deranged-Chi-
ese emperor signs the edicts imposing
& be punishments eXacted.
SUNDAY. FEB. 81
4 Captain Ward blamed for the loss of
he City of Rio de JaneirO--RuSsian
american tariff misunderstanding will,
a is thought, be but temporary
luincy A. Shaw again wins the racket
v Championship, defeating Mackay of
New YOrB-British counter proposals
as to Nicaraguan canal will he made
with the knowledge that they cannot be
considered in time to prevent the laps.
ing of the treaty; Alaskan boundary
one of the matIers--SOuthern states
given their first taste of winter
Gambling paraphernalia burned in a
public square at Fort Scott, Kan
DR.. Stillman of New York gives 500
600 to found an institute for Filipinos
Senate committee has made propo
sitions to enable Mckinley to deal with
Cuba; United States to control foreign
relations; Cuba not to pay old debt;
president to name coaling and naval sta.
tons and United States to control sani.
tary laws---Denver's mysterious thug
brutally beats three more women
Lawson offers cups and cash for big
yachts to race for in Boston waters.
Colonel Whitney chosen commander of
the Second brigade, NJ. V. M-Frank
Ballard cXonerated of charge of muir
der of Mrs. Jenkins at Lee Hook. y. II
Intense rivalry in Fourth Maine
congressional district-Ice trust
throws 1900 men out of work in Maine
MONDAY, FEB. %.
Long deadlock in Oregon legislature
| broken by election of John II. Mitchell
for United States senator; has served
three previous terms-Force of Chi
nese troops routed by Germans. with
heavy loss to former-Ten of IS en-
tOmbed miners at Tuscaloosa, Ala, res
cued alive--Boers hard hit by French,
much stock captured and 292 men
killed and wounded; French lost 15S
| mGn-Duke of Manchester becomes
Mystic Shriner at Many
Methodist converts at Manila---Moses
Mahan badly used up in fight at Nal
| den, MaSS-Nlatthew Z. Rose dies at
Boston from drinking wood alcohol
Fifty-siXth congress has made apprO.
priations of 81, 457, 269, 457--Mary
Saltonstall, aged 3, dies at Milton,
| Mass, from burns received by over
turning of oil stove-Rev. Mr.. Will.
son, recently deposed from Lewiston,
| Me-, church, addresses large and sym.
pathetic audiences in public hall
Hebrew rabbits of Boston place ban up.
on pie and cake, because lard is used
Prince Karl of Croy, Tilted by peas
ant girl, commits suicide-Private
convent at Mauchang, Mass, burned
j. u. Butcher run into and instantly
killed by electric car at Lexington
Mass, while driving on tracks---Duke
and Duchess of Marlboro to visit New.
port.
| L ICDA Il I'D ~.
Mystery of robbery of freight cars
on Boston and Albany road solved by
arrest of former brakeman; confesses
and duplicates others in theft of 500.
600 worth of property--Catholic
priests oppose Federalists in Philip
pines; say their move is a "cloak fol
Protestantism"- attack
Spooner's Philippine amendment in
national senate; say it would make Nc.
Kinley czar-Philip J. O'Connell in.
augurated mayor of Worcester, Mass
Book publishers sign agreement
to keep prices up-England disciplin.
ing officers for blunders in South AT,
| Periodicals. of Fort Scott railroad
system confirm reports Of proposed re.
/ nization-Newly assigned Chi.
Aese Inspector at Boston relieved from
uty, and his predecessor recalled from
ontreal to assist in an important in.
tigatlon--Rich strike of oil neal
u Paso, TeX-Dispensary plan to be
adopted in Hawaii-Big strike on LIE.
! Vine creek in the Klondi6e--St. 10.
seph's orphanage at Whitinsville,
Mass, burned-One man fatally shot
and another wounded in liquor raid at
Topeka--Comptroller. Coler opposed to
the present civil service laws Of New
York--Great waterpower canal, 80
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