St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-11-13


lie notwithstanding Gage to urge
more severe penalty for counterfeiting
Elections give congress warrant TO
go on with Republican polices-Gom-
pers says President Roosevelt is ready
to discuss labor legslation-President
appoints a new collector in Delaware,
ending a short controversy-Co
missioner Rockhill thinks an American
bank in China would be a profitable
venture--French marines landed at
Mitylene-Rats believed to have
caused Glasgow plague--Petrified
tropical fruits found in Spitzbergen
coal--England to send 1000 more cav
airy to South Africa-An American
from the Congo confirms stories of Bel
gian cruelty-KOrea allOtS tract of
land near Masanco to be pOliced by the
japan ese-Laurier says Canada will
send no more reciprocity delegations to
Observation-Disclosures treasurer
short $57 ,000-Gorman probably wins
in Maryland-Southern California
Fruit exchange protests against recip-
rocity-Sixty-three new railways or
extensions projected in West Virginia
-Nebraska supreme court decides suit
in favor of Standard Oil company
Several veteran employees Of the Car
negie Steel company given the COM
Dany's bonds and stock in amounts from
$4,000 to 100000, as rewards for ser
vices.
SATURDAY, NOV. 8.
France has scored a complete triumph
in the Turkish dispute. The foreign
office has received adyices announcing
that the sultan has yielded to the en-
tire demands formulated by the French
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the new Ii
brary room Of the Massachusetts Horti-
cultural society at Boston marked by
special literary eXercises-Captain
Wadleigh, soon to be promoted to rear
admiral, will be relieved Of command
of Wabash by Captain Pigman-Re-
publican gain in Nebraska $4,000
Cramps begin work on the Turkish
cruser--AIany Tammany ofiiceholders
DlOltNlGu ny CIV IL oNL VIZ ISl'ihL'l w.
Pa, city hall and other buildings
burned--Every switchman strikes on
the Rio Grande system-Four dead
as a result of a lamp explosion in South
Norwalk, Conn-New York chamber
of commerce favors cabinet depart
ment of commerce and industries
Automobile manufacturers want to give
the automobile show themselves here
after, and censure Automobile club men
Acting for the Maine Relief asso-
citation, Captain Sigsbee has disbursed
$31 ,37S-New lord mayor of London
Installed historical discoveries
in Egypt-Li Hung Chang's mantle
falls on Yuan Shi Kai-Good results
of the Jesup semi-polar expedition
Liberals take TumaCO, 500 miles south
of Panama-GreCO-R Oumanian agree
ment affords protection to the Balkans.
SUNDAY, NOV. 10.
Collapse of a standpipe at Fairhaven,
lass, Injuries three persOns-Eyerett
NJ Pope of Quincy Mass, shoots him
self fatally-Lord Salisbury says the
British will so effectually remove the
lnenaces in South Africa that it will
never require doing again-General
John r. Brooke says at banquet on King
Edwards birthday, that Chaffee and
Kitchener are engaged in similar work
for civilization-John n. Patterson of
Lowell, Mass, stabbed seven times by
Charles Markarian, who with Mrs.
Markarian, is under arrest; Patterson
likely to die---Banquet of the Irish en-
voys by prominent citizens of Boston
Marines capture an insurgent posi-
ton in Sam9r; lose two men, intlict loss
of 26-Lcndon fogs responsible
for 10 fatal ccidents-Schooner Hattie
and Lottie seized for helping Azoreans
defy the law-The sultan yields to
French demands and all danger Of war
at an end-Over $T50000 raised for
new Christian Science church in New
York-Car falls into crowded street
in New York, narrowly missing sur
face car--Germany supports Ham
burg-American designs on the port of
Cartagena-C Chicago discovers that she
has a shortage of more than 100000
General James H. Wilson proposes a
common tariff for North American
states-Big fight precipitaed among
Connecticut Republicans over COST
tution-Report that a new $50,000,00O
steel corporation is being formed
Morphia and atropia now figure in the
Cataumet, Mass, poisoning mystery
King Edwards birthday observed in
England quetly-Foreign ministers
pay their respects to the memory of Ii
Hung Chang.
MONDAY, NOV. II.
The French foreign office announces
that the sultan has signed an trade for
the execution of his engagements with
the French government and that the
Franco-Turkish dispute is now at an
end-East Boston in the throes of is
annual smallpox scare, several cases
having been reported recently, and the
pople are floclling by the hundreds to
| the free vaccination station-It is now
asserted that brigands have recently
| been treating Miss Stone, the American
missionary, with more severity in order
to exercise pressure and to compel
more ready acceptance of their con-
| ditions-John u. RdAond, p. A. Nc
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