News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22

out IN New YOrk---EX-Speake Car
Isle joins anti-Tammany Democracy
students fight with circus men at
Champaign, Ills; several people injured
Inquiry into the sanity of Brainerd
the Portland murderer, ordered by the
court-Mrs. Potter Palmer asked to be.
come volunteer inspector of streets and
alleys in Chicago-Body of the we'll.
known Father Phillips of Pennsylvania
found in New York; indications of muir
der-Colombian government dismisses
DR.. Silva, minister of foreign affairs,
owing to canal Edwin
f. Uhl, formerly assistant secretary of
state and ambassador to Germany, died
at Grand Rapids, Mich--General
Mascardo, with 32S men, surrenders in
Luzon--Hany congressman lose
money through the failure of Curly &
johnson, Washington brokers-The
arbitration dispute which threatened to
break up the Pan-American congress
said to be nearly settled-French cruis
ers at Tangiers to enforce indemnity
claim--Italy to try to cut off supplies
from the notorious brigand Mussolino
London papers devote much space
to Mrs. McKinley's illness, and express
deep sympathy.
SUNDAY, MAY 10.
Street railway strike, affecting five
New York cities, declared off, with
terms satisfactory to both sides-Cup
defender Independence launched late
at night at Boston, with success in every
detail-Mrs. Mckinley passed COM
Portable day; president attends launch
of the Ohio and was cheered by the
soldiers of the Forty-sixth on the Sheri-
dan-Sixteen-year-Old Ashby, Mass,
boy commits suicide by Shooting
Hon. W. L. Reed of Brockton Mass, has
Disappeared; feared he is drowned
ConnellSville, Pa, negro protected from
mob of 5000 white men by police
Lehman and Hall, two slick "green
goodS.men," in custody in New York
Clouds obscure eclipse of sun in many
| places-Iale freshman crew defeats
! Columbia freshman eight and wins in
terclaSS pionship--Jerome +.
Manning asks for an injunction to stop
| appropriation to celebrate return home
of Lowell boys of the Twenty-siXth regi-
ment-Verdict of not guilty in case of
three Italians held on charge of murder
at Darlington, r. Mrs. Frances A.
| Duncklee Of Stoneham, Mass, fatally
burned--COunterfeit plant operated in
the, cell of prison at Philadelphia
Police raid ON City of Mexico convent
causes wide alarm there-Mutiny at
| West Point showed hostile spirit of ca
! diets toward Colonel Mills-Prncess
Chimay's debts paid, and she declines
stage position-Burglars blow open
a safe and rob the postokice at Brown
vile, Me.
MONDAY, MAY 20.
Mrs. Mckinley sits up; so much I'M
proved that she may start home soon
JOHN D. Coyle dead and jeremiah
| Reardon dying as result of careless turn
ing of gas jet in their room at Boston
Cubans modify and alter several clauses
in the Plat amendment-Mach
! strike on; about $4,000 men expected to
| quit work today-Four Italians shot
and cut, none seriously, in a mixup at
Boston-Detachmen of Twenty-sixth
volunteer regiment arrives at Boston;
they say that Colonel Rice never parti-
| cipated in a fight-Victims of Albany
strike buried; cars all running again,
manned by union men---Dr. Minton,
moderator of Presbyterian assembly
charges that God is forgotten in public
sehools-Turkey apologies for viola.
tions of foreign mail bags-Dedicatio
of monument at Spottsylvania, Va, to
the memory of dead comrades of First
Massachusetts heavy artillery-Min-
/ listers at Pekin declare that conflicting
instructions prevent speedy agreement
on points at issue.
TUESDAY, MAY 81.
Herbert E. Blood, after shooting Mrs
| G. f. Nickerson and her daughter, shot
himself at Bridgewater, Mass; young
womans wound may prove fatal
| Mrs Lulu l. BONNIE cOnfesses to killing
]. S. Ayres at Washington; claims self
defense-EX-Presid Cleveland's
daughter. Esther, i'll with diphtheria;
family may be quarantincd-H. A.
Rich. a Harvard student, falls from
ffth-story window at Cambridge
Mass-Boston Advertiser suggests
worlds challenge yachting cup" to be
raced for by international yachts;
unfavorahle commont ON all sides OYER
refusal of New York club to allow In
dependence to enter cup trial races
Death of Rev. Z. 3. Webb, d. u. of
Wellesley, Mass--Body of Charles e.
Starbuck, the missing Harvard sophie
more, found in the Shawsheen river
Considerable damage by high tide
at provincetown, Mass-Strong senti-
ment among Fall River cotton manufac
turers against further curtailment Of
output-Mrs. Mckinley continues to
improve; likely to leave San Francisco
in 10 days and 60 direct to Canton, O.,
to recuperate Of the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo; adj
dresses by Vice President Roosevelt
Senator Lodge and others-Machin-
lists strike begins; union claims conces-
sions In Chicago Cleveland and Denver;
many men out in Cincinnati and at
Connecticut and Vermont centers; few
strike in delphia-Supreme court
: may adjourn next week without de.
cision in the insular case--Advices
- fro,,, Cube roIotiva IN the Plat amend.