St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-11-11
THE WEEK'SNEWS
TUESDAY. NOV. 8.

Ten Indians and two white men said
to have been Killed in fight with sheriffs'
posse near Lusk, Wyo., as result of at
tempt to arrest Indians for violating
game laws-Orr N. Towne, .Ir., en-
bezzling deputy collector of internal
revenue at Boston, gets 31a years in
prison-Fire in the bakery of G. Il B.
S. Ferguson at Boston causes $4,000
damage appointed to
look after important details Of the ma
tional encampment of Grand Army Of
the Republic in Boston next year
Dowie's ''restora ton host leaves New
Yorll-Five men killed by dynamite
explosion in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Me-,
church celebrating 10th anniversary
yellow fever practically stamped
cut in San Antonio, Tex--Rrewster
| Free academy at Wofeboro. N. H.,
burncd--Great increase in business in
public lands-Medical Director Ross
favors abolition of canteen in the army
Spanish press in Porto Rico de-
mands resignation of Collector Cruzen
Revenue agents issue orders that to-
bacco and its products must be kept in
original packages-Revision of Cuba
treaty suggested because it perpetuates
a tariff and prevents sugar treaties
with other countries for five years
Russia expects nc war with Japan be-
fore spring-Sir Edwin H. Egerton
to be British ambassador to Spain
Head of Pecci family Will send mo-
mentos of Pope Leo to st. Louis fair
Bloody conflict in Warsaw between 500
Jews and the Russian gendarmerie--
Important resolutions as to malaria and
tuberculosis adopted by the hygiene
congress in Germany-New Bull
garian diplomat in London says reform
scheme is futile, and that war in the
spring is inevitable.
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. 1.
Bates reelected governor Of Massa-
chusetts by 1892 plurality; Socialist
vote falls off; Mcclellan and Tamnlany
win in New York; Hanna in Ohio; Gar
win Oem.) in Rhode Island: New York
accepts barge canal; 10 material change
from anticipated results in other states
Lieutenant Albert NJ. Beecher killed
on battleship Maine by 40-foot fall from
turret-ltalians fire at game wardens
who arrested them while hunting in the
SWampsc0tt, Mass, NOTWITHSTANDING
of Panama declares it's independence
Seven men fatally injured in cleo
ton quarrels in Kentucky, Tennessee
and Pennsylvania-GirlS claim there
is no occasion for the talk about cor
rupting morals in the Boston messenger
service; boys believe company is weak
ening metropolitan Coal company of
Boston said to have passed into control
of Baltimore capital---Widow of
Thomas A. Hendricks, Cleveland's first
vice president, dies at her home in IN
polis-Attempt made 10 assas-
sinate Captain Even, star witness in
Stems indicted Oh charge of grave
dissertation at Meredith, n. H--Japan
and Russia believed to have come to
terms on the partition of China
Failure of strike of railway eXpressnen
Charles E. Mellen assumes office as
president of the New Haven ralroad--
Acre dispute between Bolivia and Brazil
settled-Trumph of Bulgarian gov
eminent in elections indicates that Rus
sian influence is not desired.
THURSDAY, NOV. 5.
Leaders of the provincial government
at Panama ask United States to rccog-
nize new government; considered likely
that request will be granted if report
from our cOnsularOf1icerst hernare favor
able--Earthquake shakes Mississippi
river valley; Memphis badly frightened
Nix men killed and 10 slightly in.
jnred by explosion at United States
naval arsenal at Iona, n. Y--Ole per-
son killed and 81 injured in collision of
cable cars in fog at Kansas City
Senator Hanna says results of election
in Ohio in no wise change his o,,inion
in reference to his proposed candidacy
for presidency, Of which position tie
public has been fully advisad-"Not
guilty the decision of Taunton, Mass,
board of aldermen in case Of Chief of
Police Dunbar on charge that hc al
lowed gam0lingand llegal ltllIor selling
deputy sheritfs arrest six Italians
indicted by special grand jury as result
of the Investigation into the riot at
Barre, VT, during which Eli Corti was
fatally shoJ---Harry e. Horton, Bos-
ton postal clerk, who was lnder $1,000
bonds, declared in defaut--PurtlaI
sale of MetIop)litan Coal company of
Boston to Baltimore intcrests-JlIdge
DAILY of Cambridge, Mass, resigns;
Arthur Z. Stone appointed to ill the
Vacancy--Amalgalnatcd COMPANY files
two appeals in Montana supreme court
MANY of Bishop" AgiDay's adj
herents go over to Thousands
OF troops in Wiesbaden to g1ard the
czal--TWo more Armcnians shot near
London by man who afterwards
kills himself-England, Germany.
France and Italy announce to the porte
their purpose to support the reform
scheme.
FRIDAY, NOV. i.
Warlilie attitude of Yankee blupiacly.
cts draWnup III battle array in streets of
Colon compelled withdrawal of Co
lombian government troops from city.
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