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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28
BriFT LOcGis.

Quite number Of subscriptions eX-
p.re with the half year-July |. We hope
70 have them all renewed before our next
outside is printed. that all may receive the
nrxt paper. making no break in their sub
-criptiOns.
Mr.. :. Howard, for time publisher
Of the Lamoille Newsdealer. died al
Champlan. y Y, few days since. He
formerly lived at Ira shurg.
Tile barns of John Lynch. in the
south part Of WheelOck. were burned the
18th inst. The fire is supposed to have
caught from sparks from the chimney OF
the house near by.
AS the Glorious Fourth comes on
lAusda OF next week, the Caledoni0h
Nil De issued on Wednesday. Adyertis-
,.> and other, Will please take due notice
and Govern themselves accordingly.
We notice that the next STATE confer
r.. ot Congregational churches will be
a,d at the North church in this place. in
jane. lists,
The North church Sabbath school in
thi. place hold Their anniversary and pie
niro ON Saturday OF this week. The Sab
JotI, ..h,rl. of the South end Methodist
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The FOHjfH Of ,JXIU.

ihc authorities in most. if not all. OF
o4 New England Giles. have forbidden
'" use Of fire crackers. and all such
'u-> Il, cndahger property. on the 4th.
Portland Is remembered, and We are glad
learn that our village authorities design
enforce cur village law upon this point.
We hope every citizen OF the village will
..,rouIinuc the sale OF i've crackers. &C..
.al Unite in discarding all such nui>nces
,,r The sake OF the safety of their property
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28
Sophronia A. OIcott's Estate

STAIE OF VERMONT, In prIIlie count, he'd at
Essex District. :. jLune,hurs, within ami fgr
said district, IN thu 1ih rIv 81 June. A d. Id
AN Instrument ;luruortiu- 10 De The. lsf Nh "a To-,
lament Of SUPHRDNii 4. oLCnTT late oi CorgIr, in,
said disiCt deceased being Presented L. the crrr nv
Israel Luce the executor therein name. tor
probate: II Is ordered hv said court - 7, ali r.-s,
concerned therein. b notified appear at >s.-i. 81
said court be holden at the probate Oce in I-e-
burg on the 2gth diy july I3j- ami >lew csn-. i
any they may have, against the probate u saI yy tr
which purpose IL i further ordered tia; CODY a.; the
record Of this order be published three week. ,Ire
sivey in the CaiHdonan. printed ST Johustlrv nre
yiOus 10 said time appointed Tor hearing
A true copy VI Iec0rd.-Attest,
6l-6s jonah BROOKS, Judge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28
vIl!:' CALIFORNIAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

a I,iINSBUEN, Vi, FRIDAY. Jl'NE Is, ISL
Nv, ,nieavor to make tue CALIFORNIAN valuable for
........, >aws and our friends in Caledonia, Essex
f..-.can- caurtrs VII confer great favor 10 lis
ID very mat rally to tn interest of me paper by
...l..u- local items in q brief, legtble form.
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Levi p Parks Estate

Levi p. Parks Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT t. Milo h. Pa-S- lac
Cal don District ! admins ritur, vi the will
anneIe upon the estacC Of Levi iak- lat i IA net,
IL sail strict, decels eta snd the heirs devil
sees and l,st IT, and al conc Tned in lid estate,
The said Milo h. Parks he.,by cited to apyea. at
Court of P.olIt to pc kolIen the Probate Uic. In
st Johusbhry. in sad district, the 18th day Of july
\. L., Isl, der Of MS sid sdnini- "a
ticn, and TO pay ani deliver al nOnv or other
property in his IA: ia belonging ssid tate TO Ezra
4. IA Ks administrator, testament ds,s, i. b,,
upon saii est e and the sal: hir, devise and
!rla md al OH int rs-ed liz said etate also
cit TO app ii ssi time and place when AID where
they may be h. aid said accOun.
And it i ordered tina Hereof be given by pub
lining copy Of the record Of hi cit ta and order
thereon three Ncek- succ lively in the ; }, hn-Lury
Caledonia ,printed Al - Jul;sn.ry, bc sai court
Given under my nd in l'ryba Oiir, il st johns
bury in sid dist let TIL 9Th day Of jane, A. D. SCI
By the Court.-Atc-',
ASA l.. FRENCH, Iudg of Probate
true copy of record. Atte-,,
6i-63 Asa l.. FRENCH .iud :, f Pr bate
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diU{ AcciHcnt.

y sad and fatal acciden! occurred be-
tween Lyndon depot aud the new railroad
shops on Wednesday morning of this
Week. ~ some of the wosk,nen employ
81 upon outside work were passin. up OH
hand-car. a mau by the name OF Patrick
'irGraray OF Halifax. c. T.. was caught
The crank white turning tine car, aud
THROWN forward upon The track, and in
-.antly killed by the car passing over him.
There Were some six or eight men in the
car Al the time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28
GOOD FURNITURE FOR SALE CHEAP.
WOOD AND HAY FOR SALE

The subscriber has for sale and will furnish N ,s
dry and green woOd-four feet and I6 inch aiso bs,
IN any quantities st the lowest market rsioe 80
to HORACE l. WOODS, Paddock yir.ye
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28

Dr.. :. s. Fltei's Family Physician" seven
ty-x pages price u cent? sent to any Adde'S. "
money required until book Is received red and
hlly approved. II la p1fcct 1Iidc to the ,ick or
indi1'osd. address Dk. : :. FITCH - fremont -
B0st.n tAiiu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28
CABOT Items.

The railroad excitement in this town
appears to be very much less at present
than what it was several weeks ago. as it
appears now to be settled thing that if
the road is ever built from st. JOhnsbury
to Montpelier it must 60 up Molly brook
valley, so that here at the village we are
left completely in the cold. We prefer the
Lam0llle valley route, as it would give us
much better accOmmodatiOns-lea us
probably only about three miles from a
depot and on 4 good road. In this event
1t would change our business relations en-
tirely, ana for our county business We of
course could be much better accommo-
dated if put back with Caledonia county.
Miss Scales and Mrs. Blackstone have
q millinery shop where the ladies are ac-
commodated with all the fine things for
Wearing.... Mr.. Michael Gouthier has
opened barber shop where the gentle
meu are treated To a nice shave and hair
dressing al pleasure. Mr.. l.. G. Burn
ham has opened a marble shop where
those wislin. for anything in his line can
be accommodated at short notice. Capt.
Fletcher has added largely to his stock of
medicines and jeWe!ry, and with all nice
soda fountain on an entirely new and im-
proved plan. where people can quench
their Thirst with something that will not
Kill forty rods. The NiEUoshi base ball
club was organized on "Wednesday. june
10. by the election of The following Off
GERS: j. Frank Perry, President; john
II. Brown. Vie President: Charles b.
/ Putnam, Secretary: Rodney \. Gum.
Treasurer: Michael Gouthier. Edward f.
Wilson. Lorenzo q. BUrnham, Directors.
Regular meetings on the first Wednesday
81 each month";. And last of all. the clut
Tor the New York Week. V Tribune has OF
late grown beautifully less, the wear hay
IN expired about the time Horace cut his
caper at Richmond, and no one has Yet
been found that has the courage to get u,
another. J.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28
Caledonia County Court.

HON. BENZ. II. STEELE. JUDGE.
Hon. VIM. B. Palmer, ! ,s,o,:o,
Hon. F. r. Carpenter. Associate Judges
No. lO3. Wm. D. Hooker IS. Frnul5;,,
h'dder. Nature of action stated last week.
BY order OF court, verdict for Diff. Dam.
ages agreed by parties at 81. Heath and
Davis for plfl, Ross and Redfield for def
No. los. Marcus 4. Carlisle rs. YIN,
Fort. PHI. claimed that def. owed him
for some hay. manure and repairs on
wagon, pasturing COW. and nine lights OF
glass said COW broke while trying to get
some hay in plff's barn. Def. claimed
that these accounts had been settled, and
If not settled then he presented account
in offset. Jury out twelve hours. No
agreement. Parker. Bartlett and Pierce
for pIff. Burkes and Hathaway for dett.
The jury were dismissed Saturday
morning. and Judging from their smiling
looks and happy faces, it is not presump-
tuous to suppose they felt good because
of their release from the roll-call of the
officers OF the court. Saturday. Monday
and Tuesday court business was taken up.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28
sentence NJ JenkiilS dnd Cnn-
uijUEnn

On Monday afternoon. these prisoners.
iJund guilty OF the manSlaurhtcr Of r.
ban. ,'r.. were taken from Jail and con-
acted 10 the court house to receive their
>.ltence. Before the Judge had PRONOUNCE
Oh. it. Mr.. Bartlett rose. and proceeding to
'.s bench, presented JUDGE Steele petit
'on >irucd by every member of the bar
,>.ept one. asking that imprisonment be
hanged to a fine. Remarks were made
.ria"n, to the subject, by MeS>rS. Bart
80 and hrdiield. the prisoners counsel.
[ia: that ricmrncy might be shown
..'.n "a view Of the good character they
u. rur-,heir meritOri0us services ia
vi" n.u! their universal good behavior
previous aH! since the fatal Sth of july.
''-aad the tender anxiety of friends.
lac judEo ordered the prisoners returned
4 .' Tie Jail. Tuesday morning they were
"-,'." '."aaht to The court room. The
..-, ~"i that he and his associates had
4 -..v.' jir subject a careful consideration
La The tact of the prisoners former
1 -.". roLlact. and their respectable be-
4 'A'.'' m Jall-thcir bravery in the army
. 80 T'nc far in mitigation of their sen
' but they were free to say it va,
"i ,>.hIc for the court to commute sen.
.' rom Imprisonment to a mere fine,
r IN" jury had. after fair and impair
. ,.'ai. found them guilty Of unjustiiia-
49, homicide. The court therefore sen
"'.i That they and each of them be
.'ilAcd to hard labor in the states prison
.' Windsor, tor the full period of eight
ears computing from this day - that
Ley pay the costs Of prosecution and
''Aj oommitted till their sentence bt
implied with.
Illus has ended the first (and we hope
." last murder trial in Caledonia county
Il AIDE and ingenious counsel. the tears and
+realleS OF friends, and The sympalhie.
the community, We're of no ayail-tht
"ajc>ty OF the law mast be yindicated AN,
i Tue IgIits Of the people protected. There
'a> Tenn lesson in the history OF thi,
ESPECIALLY to young men. Here wa,
,'.t..t Jenkins. a stalWart. noble boy tin
.a". plous parents, and surrounded b.
.- audr>t and best influences. Whe
Il country called for defenders. he SEP
a INTO the van of the army Of the re
'Hr Where he did good and etiicien
"'irr. When the rebellion was subdUet
III the right indicated. he returned It
ho!nr Bat somewhere and at som
'-' Ii" acquired love OF intoxicatin!
t''; and on q quiet Sabbath last July
iV that into his mouth which ''stol
~ Ms brains" and in his drrlnke
"/' he took the life OF a man arains
A hr had no III will. and whom h
meyer seen until that day. The resul
."" one act has consigned him to
~ late, and TO lifelong regrets an
''.-r; and his friends 10 untold sorrow
~ Il there is a being whose crime i
shade less than the murderer's. il i
.''' u the rum-seller.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28

Vi ssrs. :. W. F"wLE X Co..
Gents hereby certify that | lave l. en- r uh.-d
= d have applied O. sever y-ciIu- E. hi? Z
!sve tTird ain 4 err rc:n,i: E the u,ucrns IT,,
viii have heeI ri.rltrd. uit,o.- rrc living 4nv
sssi-t tncc: hut had l. owl wcasrr and wetAer.
until reaiIuE OF Ni-'iTs Il- t!u Of VIII Il ~ about;
since commenced l. with .:n.d a.. r.
lief l. Las not only -:r-ri nv luus sound state,
but crtire. :. H. we'd of difficult. OF liz - {
the heart have no hes tai III ayia. tina: IT the
i>t lung medicine bel re- he public. and H. oh -
fully AID con.cieu iIsly rccouineri it TO all per- Il
sUffering with pulmonary mpl-iui-.
II / GILMAN
Prepare! iy SETH " FpWlE { SI< i I -Insat
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Agents for the CaleIOnian
Or. Wistars BaIsam Of Wild Cherry.

y.
In the Whole history OF medical i-covesie. no rere
dy has performed many such E,ss kl lie cures Of
AZ t!s long tried and justly celebrated Bsl=an- -
generally knowledsed i the superior excellence q
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IL virtues hy rpcrieIce Iil to keep at hand A.
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give enough TO eubra every form of iscas, from thu
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LETTER FRrN ELIEG II. l. GILMAN. \ MINE
TER IF THE GOSPEL ~ VERMONT
GIoNFE Vt June > 80
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28

The only way to cure Costveness. Avoid
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cause Of i'll health, especially among women.
For sale by J. :. HARRISON Co. rroprctors, No.
fremont Temple Boston, and by all druggists or will
be mailed on receiving eo cts. tiulvl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28
WASIUNLIDN CnINIY

Rev. Eli BalIou. ID. d.. announces his
retirement from the editorial char Of tie
Christian Repository, which lie has 50
long filled with ability. lie is succeeded
by Rev. J. O. Skinner, Il well known
unlversallst preacher, formerly of St
Adams, but latterly Of Malone, y. Y.
DIR. Ballou will hereafter devote himself
TO the financial affairs of the new t nj
versaliSt institute at Barre.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28

On Monday night of last week. Leon
ard bugboe, of Orangc, met with Il Sc
we're accident. lie was using a par Of
oxen to draw large stone ont from the
ground, and when adjusting the cham
around II tho cattle started quickly before
ne was ready TO have them do -. This
caused the hook TO be forced MO his
arm Just above the elbow. and hv ii he
was drawn twenty rods, when i, tore
ont, taking the flesh and muscles almost
to the shoulder The wound was a hor-
rlble one, and caused the most intense
SUFFERING.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28

We notice that the next state confer
r..- ot Congregational churches will be
a,d at the North church in this place, in
IFur ISIS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-06-28

AS the Glorious Fourth comes on
Thursday OF next week, the Caledonial,
viii Dc issued on Wednesday. Advertis-
,r> and othcrs Will please take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10
BRITISH REFORM.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.
The Working of the Derby-Disrnei Bill
Great Parliamentary Changes In Prospect
The Legislative Assembiuge Of 1869.


The Working of the Dcrby-Disrneii Bill
The Legislative Assembiuge Of 1869.
LONDON, August %, 1857.
AS to the Reform bill, which has now, become law, II
Is impossible yet TO form any very exact idea OF Its
effects consider safe conservative measure; but
is open 10 the objection that from the necessities
of party tnkored" to suit tho circumstances OF
the day. instead Of bong broad statesmanke measure,
deliberately conceived it Is not likely to put the ques
ton OF representation finally at rest.
To those accustomed tho idea Of electoral districts
1t s difficult convey an idea OF tho diversified effects
produced by an extension of tho suffrage, by the
apportionment OF members, and the novel attempt to
represent mlpores This last is utterly opposed to all
American practice and as long as voter votes Tor one
mau for district, could not be introduced.
Here, whore there arc three members voter will
vote for two OF the whole number OF candidates
and where there four members to constituency, he
will vote for tbreeths highest four the poll being
elected In the city OF London the result will doubt
less be to return tory There is OF tory
spectabitcs the city that deserves representation
II will DO some eighteen mouths before the measure
comes into actual operation. The new and enlarged
boundaries OF the boroughs have TO be ascertained.
What this work 10 you Judge by the list of commits
noners thrys six In number published In the papers OF
the city engineer officer and lawyer TO each district.
Tho commission will require from six to eight months
TO do their work. They will then report to Parliament.
Parliament will approve vary their report, and then
Parliament will take place and the reformed House
Of Commons can hardly Reasonable before February,
1862 By that time shall have seen strange events
in Europe and perhaps In America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10
MORE CABINET RUMeSs.

Washington correspondence Of the Boston Post Sept
The streets are again full or rumors OF Cabinet changes
and ono Of them Is TO the effect that Reverdy Johnson
has positively accepted the post Of Secretary OF State
Another that General Stsedman has declined the War
Department, fearful Of rejection by the senate He 10
said 10 be unwilling 10 give up paying ONCE
for an uncertain thing In the Cabinet feel
authorized 10 say there Is no truth 10 these
rumors, but you need not be surprised should
Charles Francis Adams be called homo 10 relieve
Mr. Seward, who la turn will receive foreign mission.
II Is also stated that Mr.. croesbeck, OF Cnoinnat
will PROBABLY relieve Secretary McCuloch Ia few days
These the only changes which may Be antic pated
for the present Tho report may be true that General
Mcclellan has been autographed for by bus friends -
stated In some Of the papers, but President johnson 10
ignorant Of the fack learn he has not thought OF the
General In connection With any position In bis Cabinet
General Grant 10 now administering the War Department
10 the entire subtraction Of the Executive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10
ARMY BULLETIN.

q First Lieutenant G. p Miller, Seventh Infantry, hes
been ordered before the Philadelphia retiring Board
Brevet Major T. J. Eckerson Assistant Quartormastsf.
has been ordered to Fourth Military District
Captain J. ". scully, Assistant Quartermaster has
been ordered to duty in the Fifth Military District.
Second Lieutenant A d. Williams, Third Cavalry, haB
been ordered report for duty at Carlisle Barracks.
Colonel Marshal S. Howe, United States Army, re-
Brgadier General Eastman.
Brevet Colonel H. G. Wood has been announced a.
Assistant Adjutan General Of the Third Military Dis
trct commanded by Brevet Major General Pope. I
The ordor assigning Brevet Colonel A W. Foster, As
stant Quartermaser, to duty in the Fifth Military DA
tct has been revoked and he is ordered to report 70
the Quartermaster General.
Brevet Major ~ II. Stacey Twelfth United Stase9
Infantry, has been appointed aid de- camp the
staff of Brcyet Major General Emory, commanding Do.
partment OF Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10
RECONSTRUCTION ELECTIONS IN seosslA.

The Columbus (GA) Times calls attention the rsesal
order Of General Pope commanding election to be he
by the people Of Alabama, IN October fr delegates TO
State Convention and the question Of convention o.
no convention and calls attention 20 certain pscuiiar
in Its provisions As they wiD probably DO sppIisA
70 Georgia and Florida they become matters Of general
inisrss. The Tsmet thus speciaes:- p
fTst-The election Is TO continue for three days ana
70 % ned only At the Court House In each county
aaoosoy General Pope had in view the greater copS
soncontsuon OF officers, civil and military, Whose
uv 70 maintain the peace In making this change
nu. we rear that II will also Concentrate tho elements
VI enctement or mischief that where disorders do ot-
cur Iney WIN De more serious because OF the larger
cro"o present II may also have the effect of keeping
many from the polls who Will wish TO 40 SO far
seeod-separae county representation il abandoned.
anu counties are In many instances grouped together ID
districts for the election OF or more delegstes AZ
the published returns OF registration are made by dir,
tncts, and IS the registration and election d,stricts
differ, Is In many instances Impossible for us TO say
whether the white black vote Is the largest We ars
Of the opinion, however from the data before u.s. that
districts allowed about forty five delegates have white
majoritles registered and districts eectng about nfy
I've delegates have black majortes.
ThrdThe "iron Glad, oath prescribed for oficers
OF the United States Is not prescribed qualification
for delegates to the Convention II Is said that this
qualification was favored by some high In command
but 1t does not appear to have met the approval Of
General Pope
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10
GU 3 A..
SPECIAL CABLE TelEGRANs TO THE HERALD.
HAVANA, Sept. 8,

HAVANA, Sept g.
VIA KEY WEsT, Sept Q, 1857
The Captain General has dissolved the volunteer
airy OF Santiago de Cuba, Puerto Principe, villa Clara
sanc spritu Trinidad and Remedies This is sisnih-
cant fact
Cienfuegos Ia reported rcssts the collection OF the
new tax. 1t is rumored that polite intimation has
been given that would be enforced at the point Of the
uayoEot.
saturnino Martinez, cigar twiser. and editor OF the
Havana artisans Sunday aurora Is reported to DO In
close confinement. Tho number OF cigar twisers is
assumed be fourteen thousand. A ow have also been
imprisoned, and many fleeing to the United States
Senior Tara, the Administration Director, has been
suddenly taken Ill. His sickness Is unde1ued by his
physician.
The supposed scheme for hiibistering in Mexico Is
swindle.
Tho Spanish squadron under Ncndez arrived at RI on
July 20. II had sustained damages, but after
repairing proceeded 10 the river Plata.
Advces from Trinidad to September have been re-
ceived. All was healthy tbore No American vessels
were In port L. Hail. Of the bark Ella Adella kept
imprisoned in anxious unc srtanty.
Tho B1nc1 Espahot Is reported to be buying gold coin
at "a per cent premium, thus virtually nienaGcing
the depreciation Of Its own notes. The Cuba balance
on August 81 Sl,46i,7O6 whilo Lacaga has
81, 100 S3i.
tho vomta s moderatlng in Havana AT Maanzss in
August only thirteen cases were fatal
The steamship Liberty has arrived.
The Havana Base Ball Club challenged and played its
FIRST match with the Ma.anzls club Sunday last but
cay
Tho sugar market Is at stand. Freighs 100 n l15
and declining United States currency 2iit discount
Sterling exchange 10 premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10
NEGRO sUpne MACY.

colored citizen Of New Orleans, named Charles
Brown, has addressed letter TO tho editor Of tho New
Orleans Times, from which the following 10 an ct:
tract
We intend to show to this city, State and the world
that We are capable of governing not only ourselves bus
white men. My former master (and he was good
mani told me that white would govern, take caro-
right and made their duty SO TO do We are willing
to do the same by you. We shall have for Cold
man or NAPLES, or any OF their class after nexo
State election II is not easy matter disfanchso
US after once have the elective franchise. Hancock
will be poweress for evil II only keep up our secret
political organization We have commenced ORGANIZING
our fire department. and year will find the $120 900
per year paid 10 white emen transferred to worthy
reconstructed citizens of African descent. In few
years IL will not be question whether there will b0
schools for coored children, but 1t will be whether white
children will be admitted to institutions OF learning
The bottom rail Is top, and Yankees, as we'll IS all
the minority, must take back seat.