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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

MIR. RAYNoND.-The press of the coun-
try have been very lavish in their enco-
mlums of Mr. Henry J. Raymond, and
descrvedly SO. One of the fairest esti-
mates OF his worth, as well as the best view
of his inner life that we have seen. is Il
paper written by C.M. Cady (of the firm
of Root u Cady) in the Chicago Advance.
The following Ia only one incident of Mr.
Raymond's boyhood, Illustrating the en-
ergy which III after years made itself evil
dent IN one of the best papers Of the coun-
try:
lie had finished his arithmetic and be-
sought his father to buy him an algebra
that he might go on with his mathemat-
zeal studies. The parent was Door and
was reluctant to buy the coveted hook
At last he told his father if he would Inv
one for him, he would, for the rest Of
the winter, rise at five o'clock and emf
wood and do chores till schooltime. he
sides doing the usual chores after he came
home from school at night. The father
bought the algebra and the son lived IN
to his bargain in the nipping frosty
mornings, in snow or in rain, going Wig
orously to his work often long before the
rest Of the family were out OF bed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

We notice with pleasure that the Re
publicans Of Essex County have dome
themSeIv[ the honor, and tie Hon. Geo.
Dale the compliment. If rcnuminutin.
him Tor fourth election 10 tGe Senate.
among the very ablc-t oil Vermont, leo
isiatorS, he vii! be the father of the Son
ate IN service, though probably the luu-
Tor OF all IN years.--HoopeLcr Joua,a.
y well known minister declares that
his choir ha, -iycn him 50 much troubl,
on cIrth that the idea OF music in IL,
world TO come Is wholly rcpugnant to his
IDEAS Of eternal peace and rest.
Ten. Sherman remarked the other dav
that, N his opinion, the shortest way 10
compel the Indians to settle down TO
civilized life WAS to send ten regiments of
soldiers to the Plains with orders to shoot
buiiaiocS until they became too scarce 10
support the redskins.
A Western Democratic paper thinks
that Gen. Grant would have Il more STA
bic cabinet if he had put Dexter in.
The Joke betrays stability us well as dex
terity but it also indicates the author t.
be horse-style to the rresident.-BuB;tlo
C0uuwerccpL
"Carlctom' of the Boston Journal zoe,
out with the Northern Pacific railroad
exploring expedition from St. Paul
Mimi, as its historian.
The State Printers Association of New
hampshire, will meet at plymouth on the
10th INST. +. u. Miller of the Ports
mouth Chronicle, will deliver an address,
and g. y. Mar'len, of the Lowell Court
er VIII read poem. An excursion on
Lake Nlnnipisseogee will be part Of the
programme
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

t." President Grant is the only man
who ever smoked in the Coliseum. He was
the only man, May %, who smoked on
the ''oflicial grounds at Annapolis, and
when sentry told him it was against
the rules he said, Il have suspended
the rules" and putfed on.
y friend who saw the President puff
inG his cigar through the old mansion at
Mount Vernon. and that too in the pres
emcc OF ladies, ''speaks our mind when
she says she thinks it adds nothing to the
character of our President, or the dignity
of the office, to be always and ON all oc-
Observation-Disclosures the place, circum-
stances or surroundings,-smoking CT
,rgr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

The old Broom.ie!I House in Boston
Is bcing torn down.
Bailey. WHO Killed. his witr'~ -odur,r.
at NapcrviIIe. H., has boon acquitted by
the Jury at Wheaton, oa ,!.r usual ground
OF INSANITY.
The Washington correspondent oil the
New York Evening Post say that Re
public:,uS from tie South ;.l!r@c that
Chief Justice Chase, during hi- re- at
tour. has been actively coutyrsin2 with
southern conservatives, with Il view To
organizing Il new political movement.
Trr4raphic and other accounts recriy-
ed Show that the Observance Of .mdepcmd-
nee DAY wl- very General all over tn
uutry ON Monday.
\ young man u.incI tcor4c Neal. le-
siIiur in Vlitenbora. =. H.. died ou sun
day moruin.. So IL supposed from poison
contained in some co.o:rI conter,!ons he
had eat Il the prrN,ou, evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

LANcAsTER.-The Republican has the
following
Some years ago, Mr.. Chas. buchanan,
of Lancaster, was afflicted with white
swelling on one of his knees, resulting in
complete anchylosis. Recently Le trac-
tured the same leg, and by advice of
friends and physician, it was amputated
above the knee, by DR. Frank Bugbee,
OF this town. Mr. IL. Is now doing well,
and is fast recovering from the operation.
Mr. Henry Haywood, of Guildhall,
has formed law partnership with Hon.
VIM. Burns, OF this town. Mr.. Hey
wood has taken up his residence in Ian
caster, but will continue to practice in
Essex Co., as formerly
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

No clue to the robbers of the Ocean
Bank in New York has been found.
They seem to be rather considerable for
people of their profession, as a police
man found, few nights ago, trunk on
the sidewalk Of an obscure street, adj
dressed to the Inspector of Police On
being opened it was found to contain
over 5000, 600 worth of securities, bonds.
&c, available only to the owners
Ex-senator Wade, in recent inter-
view in California, expressed the opin
ion that other states in the Union, as
soon as they understand the character of
this intelligent, patient and industrious
race Uhe Chinese would expend mil
lions of dollars in obtaining them. lie
expressed the remark that before ten yrs
woull pass the people of California would
be framing laws to prevent the deporta-
ton of the Chinese with far more zeal
then they now sought to prevent them
coming here.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

SAD AFFAIR.-NIiss Nora Giles, daugh-
ter of Rev. Henry Giles, the well-known
lecturer and essayist,-a beautiful and
highly educated young lady Of eighteen
was drowned at Bucksport, Ne, on
Saturday, by the upsetting of a boat in
which she was sailing, in company with
her sister, another young lady and a gen.
tleman.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

TERRIBLE DISASTER BY TIE FAIlING
OF \ BRlDGE.-The barbecue Given to
Walker, the colored man, took place.
Friday, on Nauxhall's island near Rich
mond. The barbecue was attended bv
about 5000 colorcd men and Il lar.e mum
Der of whites. About 3 O'Clock. a lur.,c
crowd had congregated ut the gate Of the
bridge leading to the island, but wcro
kept Oft by the police. Col. James r.
Branch, who was managing the affair.
while standing on the bridge directed the
police TO admit the crowd, which being
done, the weight broke tho structure.
precipitating about 90 into the water.
Col. Branch, Policeman kirkham and
Robert Ashley were caught in the falling
tlmberS and killed. Seven other person,
were wounded, two of whom will die.
The body of Col. Branch was followed
to his residence by procession of the
prominent citizens, and the police escort
ed Mr.. kirkham's remains home. COL
Branch was one of the first business men
in the city, and conservative candidate
for senator. Richmond is pervade,l by a
general gloom in consequence of the ca
lamity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

CorNrl C"NVENToN.-Wc give up
considerable space to record the proceed
ings of the Republican County Conven-
ton held at this place on Friday, because
Of the unusually full attendance of the
County, and from the interest the Discus
sions created \ part only Of the ticket
put in nomination Is new-one senator
one Judge and the states attorney. ~
regards the candidate for the latter Office we
understand that the objection, whicl, were
raised against him when up for the same
office Il few years ago, ito not now exist,
and that those who know him best We're
in favor of his nomination, which was
made 10y the committee with great una-
nimitv.
The proceedings of the Essex County
Convention will also be found in these
columns. 1t will be noticed that the
Republicans propose 10 send again Mr..
Dale TO the senatc-a place he is emf
nently fitted to ill.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

HoRRIELE.-Ihe military atroci;ir, of
Ilaynau, the Austrian General, and OF
the French in Algeria in smoking thou
sands to death in a cave, have been put
into the shade by recent act Of Lctoua
the Spanish General in Cuba. 1t seems
that a great number OF families from Pa
crto Principe abandoned that city to-
Sether, and guarded 10y Il force of pa;ri-
OTIS, encamped in the woods. When L.
tona knew that these families were al
most unprotected he conceived the idea
OF attacking them in their camp and
at night, with 4 large force at hand. h,
surprised them and slaughtered lar
numbers of children. women and old PEG
pie. The news given to the Captain Cen
cral shows that the number OF those whose
threats Were cut mounts as hi.lI ~ , 900,
and as all are children, women and old
persons, the barbarous monster, author
OF these unheard OF crimes, excuses him
self by saying the night was obscure and
he could not see.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

y. '.'f. T'r' JustIce, Equal Right, Honesty, and
ir''"' 'r' the principle upon which the republican
party "- ltscd 10y whch II achieved it. political tri-
'' ~ 500 i" which II must adher, 10 h. worthy OF
''Nnt'n's mad support and rejoice the IA
t"'H lH n.-'ritiuu dcavaring carry thcs piuci-
r Int" the conduct Of every department Of the federal
government.
E.~|ri, That Republican government is never
WI no "ttcr than the people who elect it, officers
aid such gov rnmeut Will only fail TO answer it de-
--". WHEN TIE peopl" hccom' indifferent ign rant
rrrupL II l. therefore, of tn. first importance th,r
uou'.u ton nd ell cton Of all candidates for oic, ard
g." t 'NIn-- ~ that ctien an hJncs pure con,cier-
foi- and intelligent juiEm NJ.
1a.,,os, The great principle which undcrlics our
government. nd should al rnmcnis If that all
r 'r ".'.Ft fr"u tho people, and thar every person
il-fy "a Tiled voic. H. the choice of his ruler .
aud ia Law 10y Nhch lac 10 b. governed Their, fore,
"'> '''. lni rec. sIiEins thc-,. to Ice 'hc funda-
u'nt. principle Il government til, re- should be cx
''h"d 10 women TIN rights and yilrrrs " hich
enjoyed by men
Re-, r, hat "" approve The action of the recent
krpU IN stare -tio4 Rutland and ,iu -
the ticket thcrc nominated cordial supp r.
E'S,nrl, ] hat We artiIy commend the ticket put
tn domination toia, to the support OF tho votes Of H.
c"u y and urge Gpon every repu lican the duty OF
Crutrbut 10y he vote increase tn. niinrity nv
which it VIII be elected in September.
On motion of q. W. Cook of Dan
Vile the resolutions were taken up one
Lv one and adopted without discussion,
until the third resolution was read, when
y. G. Chadwick opposed It's adoption
Oh the ground that the better class of
women did not ask suffrage and would not
uss it if granted. That the only class OF
women who would use the right OF sui
fraae were those bad women of our cities
who would vote simply IN the interests
of bad men, and moved that it be refer
red back to the committee.
Mr.. Willard being called upon, de-
Tended the resolution. He took the
GROUND that as all persons were affected
by the laws,-women as well as men,
women should have a voice in making
these laws. He said it was not sufficient
argument against this right of suffrage
that woman did not ask for it. The
same argument was used a few years ago
in regard to the slavery question He
that the day was not far distant
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

Morn MISUNDERSTANDING. Peabody.
who created souc time since Il fund of
over a million OF dollars tor educational
purposes at the S1uth, has lust added .u.-
other million in sound stock, to the iand .
and Ia addition lac throw. in To this
last sitt S5Sl.HOo of Florida stock,
which he thinks will be paid before many
year, although they are not now first
Ca~~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09
PRESIDENT CHANTS EErLl.

fNE'' TlNL MA>.f'", W N-IINGTON, u. ca
jane -. l~6'.
IL Han. i. l.. Bo,7s, >ecret0y Of tie
-NHy:
DEAR SIR: Your letter of this dav
rendering your resignation OF the position
OF secretary of the navy i, received. |
need not assure YOU how much | regret
the severance OF our official connection,
nor how confident | am that the high
esteem | have always felt for you. in
creased with further acquaintance, will
continue while acquaintance lasts.
accept your resignation with remret.
therefore. and hope that the quiet you
Will find i'll retirement may restore YOU
TO perfect hsaith. With great respect.
your UbCdient servant, /. y. GRANT.
This correspondence sufficiently an
swcrs the ba>cc>S statements that there
was misunderstanding between the
president and secretary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09
nently fitted to ill.

PRorIrs OF TIE JUHILEE.-The net
profits of the Peace Jubilee were Sl1O.-
GOO. 1t waS agreed at the outset if it
proved success to give Mr.. Gilmore
S9o,oOO. But us this would leave but
a small sum to be distributed among the
disabled soldiers, widows and children of
all the surrounding towns which subscrib
ed to the enterprise, it was decided TO have
supplementary performance TOR the spec
ial benefit OF Mr.. Gilmore, leaving the
entire profits of the Jubilee proper to be
given to the poor. Mr.. Gilmore received
4 present of a S25,O house last week.
which together with his benefit Will
be Il handsome Gift.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09
CorFcS pOHFeHce brf,cFcH President
Grrit ANT TEE tate Secretary Of
ne N0rY.
The following i the correspondence
between President Grant and Secretary
i,nrin

w N~uiS''."~- j.. {, June =. >Gg.
To THE l'EEeIpu>r: When | as
sumed, with appreciativc pride, the high
office OF secretary of the navy conferred
upon me by your tiatter;ug prediction,
| stated that feared for reasons of a
personal and domestic nature then ex-
planned that | would not he able to re
tam the position long. | now come TO
ask your acceptance of my resignation.
Ihe severance of my official. and always
most attractive relations with YOU for
whom | entertain 81 much esteem and
attachment. "ive- me sincere pain, and
the abandonment of my public duties
much rcgret. But the treat confidence
feel III the harmonious and successful
progress ot the administration underv your
able. honest. and .Ioriou, lead. i nv
great >olace, and with the warmcst wish
Is and most earnest PRAYERS for the health
and happiness of Yourself. as well as of
all dear To you, | remain most devotcdly
and respectfully Your obtdicnt servant,
T. R,BTr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

y Washington paper informs us that
'the Great Eastern still keeps on her
eastward course with the French cable
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

COMMENCEMENT. The order of exer-
cises commencement week at Dartmouth,
is given on the first page, also the run
ming of the trains over the Passumpsic
road. Hanover is not large enough to
contain the people who wish to be there,
and it will probably be impossible to get
a place to hang up over night.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-09

The Burlington Free Press of July Sd.
whose Editor was one of the famous
VT, Brigade, had the following in lis
Saturdays issue:
Six years ago to-day the rebellion
touched hi"h-water mark. Six years
auo this afternoon. rolled back from the
slopes of Cemetery Hell, its bloody tide
began to chb, never again to rise. Some
OF the scenes on the famous - left centre -
of that memorable field, rise forcibly be
fore us - we write. The inclneS. tram
pied by thousands OF feet, furrowed 10y
cannon shot. and strcwn with the dead Of!
Scklcs' corps, that fell the day before ::
the long line of boys in blue, bcgrimcd
with dust and sweat. worn with march
ing and fighting, but nervcd to the ut
most 10y the consciousness that the late oi
Washington and Of the mon cause rest
ell on that days issue the hill OF the
hot MONDAY, broken by that most tire
menduus cannuuade OF modern field war
fare the Storm OF shot and shell : the
Dlph ID1 UP III N.AlH~Dll@. Tic SulltIl VIII
dr;.wal OF disabled guns and battle thin
ned arliiery-neu, and the prompt wheel
inc OF fresh batteries into their places, uu
the shot swept ridge the steady charge
of longstrect's veterans, seventeen thou
sand strong; the fail o; Hancock the
deadly line Of lire of the "a corps the at
tarl, OF the Vermont II Brigade o.
P.tkett's flank the carnage and Surrcu-
dcrs and r3Jrcat-ihcse. and other sights
and scenes OF hat day will never be Tor
cotton by any who witnessed them. 1t is
u day OF proud memories for Nermomtcr-,
for the colors of Vermont waved in the
very crisis Of the fight, and on the very
point when it turned, ami in that turn
in4 the G'reen Mountain boy had a drci-
sIyc and glorious share.
\ stately and splendid monument now
Commentaries the deed, of HAT day but
lis lest monument Is Il country saved
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WHY
BECAUSE

3 Il r..r '.alr" 'u- TOM t.. 10 --lHty r.
81. g. ... read 1.-.l-,- add g.. i-.p-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-28

damage. Sheralso sustained SUCH injuries
to her machinerytas compelled her 20 put
back to Havre under sail. Il
Death of n Radical PoIitician.
IL LoNpoN,. Jan. r.
Mr.. Earnest Jones, the we'll known Rad
ical politician, died yesterday. He had
Just been Informally chosen BY ballot over
wilmer Gibson, a Liberal candidate to sue
ceed Mr.. Birley, one of the present MEM
pers OF Parliament from Manchester, In
case the latter should be unseated on
charge Of bribery. z7s's's''s''a
" = r..g Held for Trial. xr-vgrs
The direeters Of the Banklof Oyerret,d.
Gurnsey & Company. have been held for
trial in bonds of $4,000 each.
Effort for Pardon.
on DUBLIN, Jan. 81.
A meeting of Influential citizens was
held here last night, at which resolutions
were adopted urging the Government to
pardon the Fenian convicts. s52s
Miaister 10 CoustantinopIe.
LONDON, Jan, q.
The Levant Times publishes rumor
that Senator Nye, of Neva la, will succeed
Mr.. Morris as American Minister at Con-
stantinople in March next
Greece.
The Greek Government will probably
give in Its adhesion to the conclusions OF
the conference of Paris, but it is feared its
signature will be accompanied by reserva.
tions which can only tend to protract the
difficulty with Turkey.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-28
A Runaway Accident.

PITTSBURGH, Jan ~.
A runaway accident, which will proba-
bly, prove fatal to young lady named
Jennie Davidson, occurred last evening.
Mr.. John Davidson, of Allegheny, was
when descending sthe hill on the
Perrysville road, the horse ran away
The young lady endeevored to jump
out, and was thrown on a pile OF
stones, iracturing her jaw in three places,
and completely crushing in her nose, and
otherwise iDjuring her. She can not SUR
vive. John Davidson had one leg broken
in two places. Mr.. Davidson's two sisters
and his wife, also occupants of the ba-
rouche, were. not seriously injured. An
infant child Of Mr.. Davidson's was thrown
to the ground, but, strange to say, escaped
injury. Teti e'a- 1Iio I3hi'b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-28
DeIeware Legislature.

N47 - WILMINGTON, DEL., Jan. ~. p
The State Legislature has adopted Joint
resolution declaring the authority of the
state over the landing of ocean telegraph
cables on its shores, alleging that the At
lantic coast of Delaware is peculiarly fa-
yorable for the landing of the French
cable, and appointing j. p. Cornegis a
Commission to confer with the Company
forming that enterprise. -.
Notice was given in the House yester-
day of a bill to amend the charter of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington &, Baltimore
Railroad Company.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
BIZ ATLANTIC CABLE.

u4 y
Sszs5.lig ~ asgA ,5-444 I
Angustura.
PARIS, Jan. %.
Rio Janeiro dates state that the Para
guayan army still occupied the stronghold
of Angustura. 5s
ss Ship Alaska Burning.
ss%4-9 E" HAvRE, Jan. q.
The ship Alaska, with cargo of cotton,
from New Orleans, is on fire here. She
win probably be totally destroyed. The
owner is in Boston. 500. s.,,..,.
The Accident to the Pereire.
'as1tzna0s .,sias LONDON, Jan. "a.
None of the first class passengers on the
Pereire were seriously Injured by the re-
cent accident. Three of the crew were
killed, and the following second class pas
sengers: Mr.. Callaghau, a Catholic Priest;
Mr.. Foulmer, Frenchman, and Mr.. Falkt
enberg, a German. The Pereire encoun-
tered a fearful tempest q few daysout from
Brest, in the course of which heavy seas
broke over her, carrying away entirely her
forward deck cabin, and inflicting other
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den affllctien, and condole with his other
relatives and friends.s 81
tResolued, That these resolutions be spread
upon the Journal; and the Clerk OF the Sen
ate isI1ertby directed to transmit COPY 81
them TO the widow OF the deceased.
Resolued, That, as mark of resnect for
the deceased, the Senate do now adjourn.
6iyhed, II. HUTCHINSON,
T. r. BIGGs,
CURTIS BERRY,
Committee.
On motion of Mr.. GOLDEN, the fore
going resolutions were made the special
order for o'clock p. M. on Wednesday
next ~. - a ~
3f fHE RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. wOODWORTH offered s. J. r. No.
72-In regard to compiling and publish
ing the election laws of Ohio. Referred
to the Judiciary committee.
Mr.POTTS offered 8. j. r. No. 73-In
regard TO printing the report of the Ad-
jutant General. Referred to the commit
tee on Public Printing.
On motion of Mr.. LAWRENCE, reso-
luton was adopted ordering the State
Printer to print 500 extra copies of 5. B
No 295--To establish code of criminal
procedure for the State OF Ohio, for the
use of the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. SCRIBNER, the Sem
ate adiourned. tait . fd lz4 e&s
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DOMESTIC NEWS II
lWorkingmen.s AssembIY.

WOrlkfngmen's Assembly.
7aa,44 ALBANY, Jan.27
The State workingmen's Assembly met
here to-day. The annual report shows
them to be in healthy condition. The
eight hour law is to be one subject of con-
sideratiOn.
Temperance Convention.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. n.
The State Temperance Convention met
here this evening. Hon. Ebenezer Knowl-
ton was chosen temporary President. A
letter from Hon. Woodbury. Davis was
read. He is opposed to the re-enactment
Of the constabulary act. and in favor Of
imprisonment for the sale of liquor.
Fire I'm Chicago,
CHICAGO, Jan. "a.
Last night fire occurred at No. 81 South
State street, occupied by Childs Bro,
floors by 81. Phillips, and A. Daw q CO.
The engines soon squelched the flames, but
the water did more damage than the fire.
The total loss is nearly $4,000
Railroad Legislation in Illinois.
In the Legislature yesterday, bill was
introduced to compel railroads in this State
to charge uniform rates for transportation
of freight in proportion to the distance car
ried. and providing that any railroad
charging more than the pro ratio proper
ton, shall pay the owner of the freight five
times the amount wrongfully collected,
besides attorneys fees. - ''s-----
Arrested for Fra nd.
ROCHESTER, N. Y. Jan. "a.
"A. Hyatt, alias Samuel r. Allen, and
seven others, have been arrested here on a
charge of conspiracy to defraud the Union
Mutual Life Insurance Company of $5 O00
HYATT had his life insured to that amount,
sold his policy to lawyer named Garlock,
and shortly after had a report circulated
that he was drowned while bunting. The
case will be tried Immediately.
New Jersey Legislature. sI9,s
~ 7s TRENTON, Jan. q.
2 The Legislature in joint session to-day
declared Stockton elecfe,i United States
Senator and elected Vim. L. McMichael
State Treasurer.