St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-15

TUESDAY. JUNE


militia, exists in Cripple Greek mining
region; armed men throng streets and
conflicts of hourly occurrence; militia
men marching hither and thither, max
ing arrests by wholesale; number of
union miners placed in military bull
pen"-Colonel Starkoff. Cossack COM
mander, killed in fight with japanese
infantry--Grand jury hears girls evil
dence against Charles l.. Tucker in con-
nection with the Mabel Page murder at
Weston, Mass-Special Filipino COM
missioners 20 the United States arrive
! at ST Louis-New suit to prevent
pro rata plan of distribution of assets
of Northern Securities company
Lake pilots declare there are no defec-
tons in their ranks, and that they
are determined to win-7-Bryan and his
policies still strong in Illinois--More
tests of the submarine boat Fulton at
Newport-Admira Chadwick advises
retaining present feet at Tangier for
time-Death of Mrs. Samuel l..
Clemens at Florence, Italy-Two regi-
ments of Punjabis to reinforce the
British expedition in Thibet-"Can-
Ger not hereditary the conclusion
formed from examination of London
hospitals records since 1746-Spanish
ambassador to Great Britain has no
fear on moves of the United States in
Morocco; ships sent to protect subjects.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8.
Under regime of hundreds of deputy
sheriffs and about $50 militiamen, re-
ceiving orders from Edward Bell,
wealthy mine owner, who succeeded
Sheriff Robertson when he resigned I'M
der threats of lynching, Cripple Greek
mining district passed a comparatively
peaceful day-Contrary to expressed
wish of Judge George Gray, Delaware
Democratic state convention instructed
its delegates to st. Louis convention to
present name of Gray to convention as
choice of Delaware Democrats for
president-Big cotton mill of Barnes
vile Manufacturing company at
GAINESVILLE, Ga, sold at public sale
and bid in for bondholders at $4,000
Detectives break heavy front door
of residence at New York of Mrs
Hannah Elias, negro woman charged
with obtaining nearly 100000 from
John r. Plat by blackmail, and place
her under arrest ON warrant charging
extortion-Heirs of late Henry B.
Plant of New Haven reach settlement
preparatory to transferring of assets of
So, 100000 estate to New York
Three SEEMING schOOners bring mack
erel fares to Boston that realize up
wards of $13, OOO-Immigrat ton Of
fcials on a tour of inspection in Boston
Crops ruined and other damage done
by floods in Arkansas-Duluth and
Buffalo pilots vote to join American
Federation of Labor-Ludwig Eisen-
braun who sailed from Boston to
Marseilles in a 19-foot dory says his
trip was not financial success Mrs.
Patterson, accused of killing Caesar"
Young at New York, brought into court;
government granted short continuance
Republican congressional candi-
dates elected by large pluralities in
Observation-Disclosures seems well in the
lead among candidates for the vice
observation-disclosures Yates declares
war on traitors in Illinois state con-
vention and removes % office-holders
who were not loyal; more to follow
Cable planned from the Island of Mena-
dotua to Guam-Submarine boat Full
ton remains for II hours under water
~4NdLlOidl gaining Ou tIC
deficit; surplus so far in June 81 ,O49,O
CONSTITUTION of Panama canal not
to be delayed because bonds are not
made adaptable to banks as basis for
circulation-United States seeks to
avoid political complications in Mo-
rocco; demands release of Perdicaris or
death of the bandit-President of
Panama signs bill equalizing taxes in
and out of canal zone-Cuban gov
eminent considering another bond is
sue of $20,000,000
THURSDAY, JUNE g.
Pitched battle between the militia
and union miners fought at Dunn
vile, Col, the new mining camp; union
miner killed; troops returned to Victor
with IA captfves-Marine firemen or
dered out by Atlantic Coast union; in
tention to tie up every steamship be-
longing to any company refusing the
firemen's demands Wrecking of the
Pittsfield-New York express, with al
most certainty of great loss of life, bare
ly ayerted by presence of mind of Ray
mond Perbizet and Stephen McCue, two
13-year-old boys of Great Darlington,
Mass-Absolute secrecy as to war
japanese having cut cables-Super
intendent Of Streets Donovan of Boston
announces suspension of 75 men prior
to new civil service law going into eff
fect-Train held up near Palisade
Col. express car robbed-Exercises
at St Louis in connection with arrival
of Liberty Bell-George w. Beavers
arrested on new charges in postoffice
matter-R. Z. Preusser held at AL
bany on charge of murder for killing
Miles E. Mcdonnell of Boston
Weavers at Chace mill No. 1, Fall
River, strike against order to operate
ii looms each-Mrs. Hannah Elias
finally arrested in New York on charge
of extorting $500 from John r. Platt;
held in $4,000 for examination
Mormnns making q deSnerate contest