News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-22

| reported on the Russian Steppes--
Bulgarians destroy a Moslem village
and massacre 165 persons-COma
Indians offered free 100000 acres of
land In Mexico-Ulster conference
objects to financial provisions Of irish
land bill-Newspapers in India plead
for extension of Curzon's term as
viceroy.
FRIDAY, APRIL II.
Harry Youtsey testifies in Goabel
murder trial that James Howard fired
fatal shot; says Governor Taylor die
| tated plot to kill--ReVolt against
Plat in New York state; reappotnt-
ment of Railroad Commissioner Baker
| turned down-Narcisse Gagne. who
murdered his wife at Holyoke, Mass.
ules from physical collapse after
struggle with guards in hospital
Launching at Groton. Conn, of ;tea 1rr
Minnesota, worlds largest vessnl-
New York child labor law signed
Freight trains collide at Paris. Me-
Weavers' strike at Fitchburg, Mass,
ended--Illinois grants $4,000 ne 1si IN
tc Mrs. Altgeld-T Two deaths bv
asphyxiation at Providence Fort
Schuyler, N. Y, to have wireless teJe-
graph-President reaches Fort Yel-
acknowledgements steel INSPECTOR
refuses oath of Office on reliyious
grounds-Depew defends course of
Seventh New York regiment in Spanish
War--Attempt to wreck vaults in the
rooms of the Chica 60 election com
ssloners-Internati commission
at Washington plans preservation Of
American antiquities General Tyner
will resign from postoffice department
Apparent weakness of warships
disturbs navy department-Gov
ment will fight any application for stay
of merger injunction-Considerab
increase in desira BILE immigrants, many
coming from northern Europe
ernOr general of Finland will resign
Canton arsenal blown up by Chinese
oflicials-Germans plan submarine
expedition to North Pole-President
Loubet reviews the grand military
maneuvers at Algiers-Com of
British finances shows that country
weaker than others--King Alexander
says Servia must be ready to share in
Balkan troubles-United Irish league
and indorses it in principle--Moroccan
pretender planning to capture governor
of Tetuan situation more serious
Eight American fishing vessels re-
leased from the ice foes in Newfound-
Ii nd, but had to return for shelter.
SATURDAY. APRIL IS.
Sir Thomas Upton says Shamrock
III will be on time for cup races,
despite accidept-Irish convention
ends tremendously: T. T. O'Connor and !
John Redmond sum up the result as
glorious for the Irish people; home rule !
resolution adopted with enthusiasm I
Trio of fatalities caused by "hoodoo !
train" on the N. Y, n. II. & Fl. railroad |
Government ready to fight applica-
ton at ST Paul in behalf of Northern |
Securities company-Mrs. Jennie |
Aldrich held OH charge of causing death |
of Mrs Mary Massey at East Hard
wick, Et-Victim of New Yorll's :
"barlrI'' murder mystery still I'M
identitiad--R. L. Borden. in Canadian !
house of commons. moves for revision
of tariff to increase protection against |
United States-Once wealthy West
vile, Conn, man drops dead because of |
poverty Wife of Bob Fitzsimmons
dead and the ex-champion is crazed
with grief-Project for Monte Carlo
at Waterford, r. l., abandoned-St
dents at Tilton seminary, at Tilton, n.
H, elope and are married-Salem,
Mass, man awarded damages against
coal dealer who refused to supply coal |
last winter at rates verbally agreed on
= Organized labor to take a hand in
the postotiice department investigation;
charges tilcd against officials of the mail
equippmg department--Miss Mary
Nolan, % years old missing from her
home III SomerviIle, -Moseley
reports on visit to United
States; delegates agree that British
workman has nothing to learn from
America that Manhattan L
road dispute will be settled without
strike-NV ebster, Cook & Co, fur
niture dealers, Boston, file petition In
SUNDAY, APRIL 10.
Many vessels disabled in gale: Cap
tain Albert Lar1in of Gloucester es-
capes death by chance after being
washed from schooner's deck; two Can
ton men nearly drowned by upset of
boat; four Gloucester fishermen lost ut
European squadron to be sent to
kiel after it helps to welcome Presi-
lent Loubet OH his return to Marseilles
Redmond and O'Brien declare that
last weeks convention in Dublin fur
nished splendid proof of the capacity
Of the Irish people for elf-government
-Four men hurt in a collision of
rolley cars at Upton, Mass-Lowelrs
striking mill operatives waiting for the
report of the state board of concilia-
-ion-President Roosevelt at Grand
canyon, in Yellowstone park, enjoying
his struggle with snow on trail and III
lie air Roosevelt's friends profess
% be worried over the quarrel between
Plat and Odell-Navy department