News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-24

Dey Bristol, ana fatally shoots liiiu at
BrattleborO, Nt-South Carolina Re
publicans protest McIaurln's selection
of only Democrats for office, and his
patronage is urtailed-Lynn, Mass,
shoe manufacturers embarrassed by the
scarcity of upper leather particularly
kid; supply of goat skins for morocco
tanners entirely inadequate to the de-
mand-President Mckinley will not
visit Washington this year unless neces-
bary-StOry of a treaty relative to the
United States holding Moro castle is
Idenied-Great Britain still refuses to
agree to the increase of Chinese customs
tarin-Famine said to threaten Jeru-
salem-Man arrested at st. Anne DIES
Monies, Que, who is supposed to be
Blondin, the alleged wife murderer
Turkey issues order prohibiting Tur-
kish children from attending foreign
schools-Alleged details of conspiracy
to overthrow the French republic and
make Louis Napopeon emperor-Ger-
man Gnencial crisis believed to be
passed; situation said to be due to
crimes of a few bank directors.
SUNDAY, JULY 81.
Government not to call Quinn as
witness in Fosburg case, and unable to
see where the defense can make use of
him; however, it is strongly believed
he is where the state can lay hands upon
him if he should happen to be wanted
President Krugers wife dead
Ten Eyck beats Greer at Philadelphia
for single scull championship by four
lengths; Argonauts win the senior eight
Myers beats Lancy on the Hyannis-
port links and wins the championship
of Cape Cod-Compute, 30 to 1 shot,
wins the big FoXhall stakes at Brighton
Beach-Mrs. Dan Hanna talks of her
resolution to keep control of her chill
dren; will go to South Africa or the
north pole, if pursued-Epworth
League invited to Boston, but selection
of a place for the next convention is left
to a committee-Mana arrested at ST.
Anne DIES Monts, Quebec is not Blondin
Fifty thousand garment makers TO
strike in New York against sweatshops
Judge Waterman of Wakefield,
Mass, absent from sons home since
June 10. and son would like to know
where he iS--Deputy Sheriff Plummer
of Maine says II clarvoyant aided ma
terially in the capture of GRAHAM, the
murderer Of MoShier--COurt orders
distribution Of S7,0000OO of the Fair es-
tate among the Boston
bartenders threaten a strike--Captain
Blackburn of Gloucester, Mass, reaches
Lisbon in his little sloOp, Grand Re-
public
MONDAY, JULY %.
Mrs. Alice Crowell, "a years old, a
white woman, murdered by Benjamin
II. Brown, a mulatto in the Hotel Rex
ford, Boston, because she resented his
ttentions--Thomas Healey's neck
broken in row at Lynn; Fred Burrill
under arrest-Three inmates of the
Newburyport, Mass Jail pardoned for
assisting Deputy Sheriff Ayers when at
! tackled by burglars--Admiral Schley
says he will do nothing concerning
Maclay's statement of his actions at
Santiago until he has read the book
Med" Curtis, socially prominent in
Southington. Conn, weds n mill hands
daughter because Of lOve--GoveInOr
Allen of Porto Rico says his future is in
the hands of the British
report the surprise of another Boer com
mando; 81 captured, II killed and
: wounded Enthusiastic closing meet
ings of the Epworth League at San
rancisc0-Stationar Firemen'S COM
ers and if their jobs can be got back
the strike will be called oif-Tube mill
workers at McKeesport, Pa. organized;
uneasy feeling atWellsville, o., caused
by the belief that nOn-uniOn men will be
imported to break the slrike--Four
men killed on Il grade crossing at Leb-
anon, y. H.. by midnight train
Death of Or. Donald W. Macdonald of
BroOkline. Mass. from injuries received
in q bicycle accident--Patrolma Hol-
loranS collar bone broken at Quincy,
Mass, while trying to stop Il runaway
horse-Conductor Davis instantly
. killed by an electric wire in East
Gloucester, Mass-rrivate Doyle, late
. of the Twenty-eighth volunteers,
charges that officers danced on the
transport returning from Philippines
: while soldiers were dying-Patriclz
Rafferty, of Cordaville Mass, wounded
by two officers in an attempt to stop
his attack upon William Manning
Senator Clark of Montana said to have
invested $6,000,000 in Russian copper
mines.
TUESDAY, JULY %.
: James FoSburg breaks down govern
ments case in many essentials in giving
testimony Mt his brothers trial at Pitts
field, Mass-Ralph Wheeler, II, killed
by his bicycle collidng with a carriage
] at Clinton Mass-Coustitution defeats
+ Columbia and wins commodore's cup in
+ race on Long Island sound-Station'
+ airy Firemen's strike declared Off
! Fred Burrill, who caused Thomas
+ Healey's death at Lynn, Mass, held in
+ S5000-Negro, arrested on charge OF
/ murder of Mrs. Alice. Crowell at Bos-
i ton, held without bail---Survey fol
proposed canal between Boston and
Narraganset bay takes the course of d
) similar project in 1S33-Admira
r Sampson read proof of Maclay's His
r. tory of the Navy, but would not criti
Il cize them because the language used