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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

THE JALIsCo DIFFICULTY-THE CNMPEcHB
TROUBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TiB
COUNTRY.
The following is an official translation from
the Dtario O6icidl Of Mexico, OF June q:
The political events that have taken place in some OF
the states are being commented in the most exagger
ated manner, either by directing childish datrnes
against the system by predicting most serious oomp
cations for the future. Neither the said datfiDes nor
those excessive fears in the least Justfae In Ja
lsco slight difficulty has occurred among the local a
thorities, which has not caused an unpleasant cntr"
versy do believe that this VIII occur thus dSap,
pointing those who would like b. that affair changed
Into bloody for the display OF personal passion
The late events at Jaiseo are lar ron having so iat
result, but they will have that peaceful termination
which expects from the good sense ana sound Jndg
ment OF its public funetlonaIes we ar eneoutagea "a
this hope by the fact that MISUNDERSTANDING the inie tht
TRANSFERRED. and the elements OF discard that nave
been sown there neither OF the parties mas ''ash' 10
In the State of Campcche although originating from
different cause TO that OF Jaiseo difficulty we
Governor and the Legislature has occurred AN account
which will be in the official documents which We
things have returned in the State Of Campeche 20 their
normal condition. Analysing these facts to which IL has
been attempted to give ncuuous lnportahGe ana
most threatening aspect, II added that the att
tude of Martinez, In Tamsupas, came TO complete the
discoursgng picture OF anarchy and war oSeson9d oy
the absorbent tendencies OF the Cabinet Ihese alah
ing reports these vulgar charges have been lbcohuo
yertiby answered by the complete destruction Oh
In the absence OF more worthy facts that might nar
public attention the late piratical exploits OF
have been commented on "a fact indicative Vl the IT,
curity and bad condition country but those VINO
thus reasoned Intentionally forgot that seh eheies 1
property and personal interests, such pai'sths V
berry and pllage do not constitute al Al - 20
dreaded in regard to the well being OF hto ;,
nisaJ va they d.seryr and thus TINS cloud which.
according to some journals OF the CITY, ei'ioe'' "
Without pretending to be optImsts, do not believe
that the present condition OF the c1uis bo" me-
10 render US uneasy account OF the I.e ,hers ,,
toned Some " these have disppca,u, s ana 20 lie
be legally solved according To true p and more every
ardent desire that manfests ltsen pSie s ~ '
day fort he consolidation OF pcaCe anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The agricultural excursion party have safely
reached San Francisco
Gen. Candy left San Francisco on Saturday to
take comm nd Of the Department Of Columbia
The California and Oregon Railroad has been
oomn 10 Chico location Of the largest orchards In California
Since m, completion railroad between the Atlantic ssies and
California the shipments ~ fruit have beea large
Large quantities Of tobacco TO be exhibited at
An. Fair xbe "Wednesday Cleveland have tryoL
by Association and By the merchants and citizens
.nountng aggregate Sc go will be Distributed
The exhibition of textile fabrics To be held at
promises laTge number OF invoices
Of already received aud goods s coming forward
Tue exhibition will be formally opened on TUESDAY August
The agent of the Executive Committeeap appointed
q. IA. ~ Louis deydng the removal
M. n,tnal eapita Plies Hall in Ceyer Ohio for me
Cuyeston Which be held October IS The Conversion 70 pc
sompod Of three delegates nom each Congressional district 81 u
c state at large each Territory and three nun he
AZ Clumba b. appointed Governors OF the sia a
ne. rr,pectivey by the Mayor u Washington or BY
called for that purpose, ,,,o+
IA monster barbecue and meeting wa e. ~ he
gtaupou Va on SATURDAY the Pail Grounds H.
.uIrrin, of the construction o tnS - lses
Ful, 900 persons present onethifi OF nsn Major
snbs. ee made by Gov Lecher, Col MS r. lion John
T. s,tleBu Judges shelly asd Hunter uen b - NON Gen.
r. ilsr. Major Doman anl oihs Letter. mi rp Rob-. a
IhI E,t, Commodore hsuy John ohfesm nsn Eol . =.
t.Son,s ,hr sork A second letter iron Isn - Lee
scs.ulna 10 D>asme President % me s"~ " .e" VIZ"
1siAsSAsS>
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BOSTON, HARTFORD, IND ERIE RAILROAD

THE SECOND MORTGAGE QUESTION IN THE su-
pRFNE COURT AT BOSTON - RECEIVERS
NAMED.
BosToN, July 30.-In the Supreme judicial
Court, Judge Grey presiding, to-day, hearing was
granted on the petition of Matthew Boes and others that
receivers be appointed to take charge of the property OF
the Boston, Hartford, and Erie Railroad Corporation
The petitioners through counsel agreed upon the follow
ing ist for receivers subject 10 the connra
ti6n OF the James W. Converse Otis Norcross ana
Thomas W. Pierce, Of Boston: George t. Ohphant OF
New-York: and George NJ. Bartholomew, OF Hartford
discussion relative TO the powers and duties OF M
ceiyer The Court stated that there should be matter
OF decree and 10 was agreed that the document shou m
drawn up in form satisfactory to ALL 10 he submitted
10 the Court Monday morning when the matter Will
be definitely settled.
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

Mr.. Mcllsh succeeds the late Judge
Clifford IN the Court Of Appeals in Chancery.
Austria will establish a steam line from
Trieste to Southampton, connect with the American
line.
80. The Saturday ReUieC publishes a severe
condemnatory article the life Of Dickens and the
morality Of his later works.
. In the House of Lords on Friday even
ing the Canada Guaranteed Loan bill was read the
pOrtant nature.
M De Lesseps has received the freedom
OF the City OF London. formal exchange of speeches
between the Lord Mayor and the distinguished NlsoIs
was one OF the features
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THE SECRET TREATY-ACTIvITY AT THE WAX
oFFICE-RUSSIA AND BELGIUM
IoSpoS Saturday, July 20-5 D. m.
FRENCH REPORTS.

No ENGAGEMENT UP TO SATURDAY AfIEhNooN
THE RIVAL GUNs-THE fRENCh "o'E"N
MENT AND THE PRESS. 49,. ,,,., o, IGN
The French War Office has received no advices oi
any engagement or movement oil troops III iofeo "p
to o'clock yesterday afternoon. o..,.
If il reported that the skirnish of the 9oth gave
some idea of the comparative merits OF the needle
omn and the Chassepot, though owing to the snort
ness of the affair the test was not complete ine
Prussians commenced TO fire at the distance Vi oOO
meters and their fire fell short by IL" ino'erS' Inc
-, Gred oImos simultaneously, and some OF the
Prussians were killed. ...
Minister Olivier informed the representatives. %
the press at an interview yesterday that the Govern
ment would place no restriction on the phohc''io"
of reports of accomplished facts lie took ocoaSio"
10 say that the Emperor never approved OF cceP'o'
the basis of the so-caled secret treaty anegeu 10
Lave Lscn d1.aA ~ ~ Cunt L--.4ss'.. '--! 1919
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THE FENIANS.

GEN. O'NEILL SENT TO TIE STATE PRISON FOR
TWO WHATSOEVER SENTENCES.
WINDSOR, July 30.-Capt. John j. Monahan
was arragned before the United states Circuit Court
day, for violating the Neutrality laws, and pleaded
guilty Gen ONeill was then placed in the dock, and
asked by the Court il he had anything to say why the
sentence OF the Court should not he passed upon him
The prisoner pleaded his services In behalf OF his
adopted country reason why his sentence should De
light He then sentenced to the state Prison IN
Windsor for two years, and to pay fine OF $40. Col
John H. Brown then sentenced TO nine months I'M
prisOnment and fined S. IL appeared that Capt Mona
actually engaged in the fight He was sentenced to six
months Imprisonment, and fined 81.
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REPORTED COLLISION.
ATTACK ON sAARBRUCKEN BY THE FRENCH
THEY ARE RFPUISFD,

ATTACK ON sAARBRUCKEN BY THE FRENCH
THEY ARE REFUSED.
BERLIN Saturday, July so, 1870
VIA LONDON, July 31-12:S0 a. IN :
This morning the French attacked Saarbricken
in largely superior force but were vigorously re-
pulsed.
RUMoRs OF FIGHTING IN BADEN-MINNG THE
RIVER BANKS.
PARIS. Saturday, July 60 1870.
Fighting between the French and Prussian forces
has commenced in Baden. -Four Prussian army corps
are on the Rhine. The enemy have mined the banks
of the river Families are leaving Baden for Switzer
land.
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cpn,Es AND CAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

lanes McConky, "A retired merchant, age o.,
AL Al Bamoe fntsy night from injuries received By beng
from carriage o~ DAYS He was formerly Of We ARA 9" "'
PAn.
m The Baton RoHg. Courier gives an account n -. -
release by tetne sies Commissioners oa A .cs ~. ~ar
ehliren who have zen held Ssyerr in usl D." ~ ~
They ~ n close surveillance aud cruelty ueA''i ,
Early on Sunday morning hr r. N tns 'G S
section Of the Northern Raosa Roana T e1a@, wsre badly
sosa A 1. ~ ooo veil sar,svd b. snsaasSS AS MA ~
ss~sssass
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pRIISSIAN REPORTS.

OPERATIONS OF THE FRENCH CAyALRf-ALL
CHRISTIANS CALLED TO ARMS -- CHARLES
AGAINST ENGLAND.
BERLIN, Saturday July So-Evenng.
marty of French cavalry passed the frontier AT
per Yesterday but soon returned, without accom-
plislling anything. ~
Every able-bodied Prussian between ~ ana d"
wears of ago is now in the ranks.
Thu u,..s this uaoIui.lX u uas2atin u IA ALFALFA
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THE BoLToN-DICKENs wAR-TEN MURDERS AL
READY.

MEMPHIS, Tenn July 30.-Another terrible
tragedy Dickens vendetta was enacted this
morning As Col Thomas Dickens on his way home,
OH Big Creek this county he shot from the bushes
and killed Detective officers arc working up the
which creates great excitement Col. Dickens was an
old man. He Killed Wade Bolton In TINS city last ran.
Dickens ia the tenth person killed in this feud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

being Prussian, compelled to leave Paris by
Oliviers orders The Journal was published usual
The French troops viii esscrrSte Romc'i mme-
-aistcy. The EmperaEs ,Ol4sths rOpes Tfnciothat
the evacuation begin~ro-day. -
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HAMBURG PREPARES FOR DEFENSE.

BATTERIES ERECTED ON THE COAsT-sPIES
CAUGHT TAKING soUNDINGs-THE PORT
CONSIDERED UNAPPROCHABLE.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
LONDON, July 81, 1870
The special correspondent of THE TRiB-
UNE at Hamburg writes Wednesday that
the city is in state of siege, expecting a
French attack. Batteries are erected at many
points on the coast Krupp's monster
gun is at Wilhelmshaven. Two French spies were
caught in the act of sounding the harbor of the port
1t is considered perfectly unapproachable. Bremen
and Lubec give 100000 toward the defense Ham,
burg half million marks G. w. s.
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AUSTRIA.

MEETINGS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES.
VIENNA, July 81, 1870.
The Provincial Diets meet on August 20, the
Diet of Bohemia August 81, that Of Trieste Oh Sop
ember 2 and the Reichsrath on september5.
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TIL f WARM EUROPE.

THE TRIBUNE is the only newspaper IN me
49, Sotes v represented by Special Correspondents
,,l bon T,ssian aud French armies and at
,op fas and is ne only paper reee'pn9 f'H spedt aus
patches Thus far THE TRIBUNE dispatches nave oee,'
80 i ,,ncfee form, 1y The Netc York Herald, World
7fnfs aud sun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

The Emperofs saying that the war will be long
and arduous has produced depression and uneasi-
ness- The campaign is based on plan found among
Marshal Niels papers. G. WIS.
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TIE NEW DOMINION.
AMNESTY GRANTED TO ALL ENGAGED IN TIE
RED RIVER REBELLION.

ToRoSro, Ont, July ao.-A special DIS
patch from ottawa nom me Dany Ie.Ssrap' say
~ ACCOMMODATION Of the Dominion Government,
on tne amnesty all the parties connected with
"a. IA III. lion at Red River"
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
p Q S T S G RIPT.
LATEST WAR NEWS.
a A. vi.

LATEST WAR NEWS.
THE EMPEROR AT THE FRONT-AN ENGAGE
MENT EXPECTED MoMENTARILY.
LONDON Midnight, July 81, 1870.
dispatch from Paris states that the Emperors
headquarters tonight are at st, Ayolt, near the
frontier. This indicates that general engagement
is close at hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01
SPAIN.

POLITICAL RUMORS AND CONTRADICTIONS.
MADRID, saturday, July 90 1870.
The departure from Madrid of the Duke of
M0ntpensier is contradicted Committee OF the Re-
publican Deputies in the Cortes, yesterday, decided 10
support the demand for prompt reunion Of the Cotcs
definitely establish the Constitution. The that
Ministerial changes contemplated contradiced
The permanent Committee of the COrtcs appointed be-
fore the adjournment OF the last session, will meet to-
to decide the time for the meeting Of the next
session.
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SOME PLAIN TALKING TO FRANCE.

PARIS, July 81, 1910.
A Spanish note couched in strong language,
demanding an explanation OF the recent expressions
Of the Duke de Gramont regarding spain and the
CoTtes, has been received in Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

THE LORD MAYORS BANQUET TO TIE MINIS
TERs-REMARKs OF Mr.. CALDWELL AND MR.
GLADSTONE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-01

/ OPERATIONS UN TIE FhUSNIAN FhNNI'
ipRussIAN EXPEDITI ON INTO FRENCH TERRITORY
I MINERS AND wORKMEN TAUGHT TO RIDE
ON HORSEBACK-THE NEEDLE-GUN PRE-
FFRRED TO TUE CHAsSEPoT-FIRsT CoNsID-
ERABLE SKIRMISH.
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Bismarck's prompting idea was actually odious to
him.
THE EMPEROR IN COMMANDING SERIOUS EN-
GA@EMENT YET-THE ALLEGED SECRET
TREATY-ROMF AND THE EMPEROR-ARREST
OIL Ir,II,
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AiEXICO.

THE JALIsCO DIFFICULTY-THE CNMPECHB
TROUBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TliB
COUNTRY.
The following is an official translation from
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21

JAN. I7-rh, admission OF Nmglnl1
did not progress mu. Ii in Congress Mon
day. TEe House, or Bingham m'''
which admits the state uncondlti"na'!y'
WAS taken up in the Senate in preference
to the E,.inund-' bill. which eXactS from
eacn legislative ami executive officer Oh
virginia an oath that lie at 10 time aldei
the rebellion after having taken a federal
or state oath as an officer under the IN
ion. or that all political disabilities I'M
posed 10y such treachery had been re-
moved from him " act ri Caugry>7. he
vote on tabling this last bill was very
cI,.,. but sufficient to throw the measure
aside. A. soon as the Bingham bill was
taken up, however proposals to trans
form it into an EdmundS bill, by en2r'i-
ting upon i; the characteristics OF :h'
latter. ".crc made. and amidsta repetition
of the old ;i-ht. ia, Senate adjourned,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21
ST. John,bury, w., Dec, 1869.

MR BELcHrE.-lh salary OF Henry
Ward Brcchcr has been raised 10y hi pH:
iSh to $4,000 Il year, having been only
Sl2. 900 before. We believe. Mr.. C.;iln
wanted TO nave il raised /" 50 600, bat
even ~ II l., ii l. II very gcmer''"- >a';hy,
prohahiv the .argr,t paid v"ium,ariIr by
any congregation 10 any munster IN the
world. a lhe annual chur ii mr. 'rnE.
held week hctuIc last, the very ~n2ular
statement i made, that tie church dr"!-
ded. bv a vote OF twU-tlird> oi ia. n.,tn-
bcrs present, not 10 rcqiIr'' ct ci'ndI al, :
for membership dissent To- IA confession
of faith, but only 10 the covenant Tie
matter wus warmly discussed. and lie
vote. ~ recorded, stood 81 III the affirm
alive to % IN the negative. At tic cud
OF the discussion Mr.. Bcccheu pos,
strongly in favor OF the p.uPo-lrion, >'y-
in. that there were good men who w,r'
nivcr,aliSlS, OF who otherwise varIc'
from the creed. who Were excluded b,
the present rule.
i. S.-Mr. Beechcr declines the iii
crease OF SALARY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21
THE CALEDONIAN

BUSINESS PROSPECTS. The Boston
Journal says there has been very ia
vorable change in the feelings Of business
men within few days.; and the fact
that the money market i easier, will
prevent the stringency that the croaker>
predicted. Spectators have tried to run
gold up again. but their efforts have been
futile. TIE SANE paper adds that pco-
pie are paving their debts with Great
promptnc>s-and perhaps there i no
-urer indication OF favorable change in
business than is found in this fact. Let
every reader of these lines pay his debts
inst rs tita Us he c,ut, and business will
revive, money will be easier. and ali
will be happier. The effect of such Il
course j. very APPLY illustrated by Il
western paper: "Jim owed us. aud
we owed Bill, and Bill owed Jim. Jim
got mad because we made him pay one
morning; but we paid Biil. and Bill paid
Jim, and Jim went to bed that NIGHT
happy "a Il clam. with Just Il much
money a. he had in the morning, and
three men out of debt"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21

The Ha-u>.L i.r February i the ir~'
OF The chi,lre"'> :ua.azine, to make IL
appearance, AMI it l. a sterling number.
1t has tuii-Pa-e front >piecc, ''Teliin9
Stories by Freight" by +. Il. Bensell,
and nine or ten illustrated articles by
some OF the best writer, for Juvenile read
erS, Including Hans Christian Andersen,
Mrs. Nce~s. Mr.. II ii. Davis and 9th
ers. Trcre Is no better magazine pub
IL he'd in the world for young people thai
the R,,'1r,ilie II Is worth ten times it.
cost su ouy family where there are chill.
dren.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21

sons scaihins Atlantic article, in reply
to the old mans pro-slavery stuff on
:. servants for life" Still, he is not un-
deserving Of the compliment which Grace
Greenwood paid TO Mrs. Stowe at the
dinner of the New England Club, "no-
body can write her down-not even her
.olf, B. f. 3.
Boston. Jan. II, 1870.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21

IT," The Cariti' Giant is not til, vuly
curiosity lately discovered N the state ct
New York. We received hv a lat, mail
"a bundle a. large aS small trunk.
packed fun Of choice flower and yc.c.a-
hle seeds. We at first supposed rhi~ 10
u. tn hIrmlr-- freak OF som, insane
person. but un .prniug, We found the
well known imprint of Mr. James Wick
of Rochester, y. Y. when all was cN-
planned Mr.. Wick u- Il to he an editor.
but havin" by some good stroke OF for
tune. got ont Of the editorial harness
and entered the more cun",mial work OF
raising flowers and lrut~. hr Pits tia
CONDITION OF those poor morial~ @. Tia,
- fourth estate" and unlike m. hr
SYMPATHY ! OF a practical kiud-hru e
"ur surprise. Our lady readers vino .u!-
'ivate flowers. a. Wei a. gardeners an,
others. can procure Mr., Nish'> cHtal -,
tor 1870, AT the above address. h, en-.
CLOSING ten cents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21


now sm'e with celestial beauty. h''
voice, once so ravl>hmg to your ear oti'
which death had s.lenced, again Sre'''
you with divine melody. ?
Then there are the emPi"ynr'i,'''
Heaven. Activity l. the -onl =, "'PP'
ness. Alan III the hi'-9 ''", ".
fore the fall, tlIici ~ "I". I.L,, ~ , ,I',
not informed H. ~ "'''.'i'
employmcihs "i ''' -'''', -, -, L'a. -,
But there = 'e'' o. Ill. ri ,rorII or.
III me T'' rs,I,,noJ ,nav hava mncb f.
Ci'se" H. '"I aroat h.,,Ir L,twnep sin and
u" 49,, - '' ran;nr bora IN tha o,rtb -
noun ..o-, - ,,I,o, :. tro,-,,,r;n,, an
'I :, H.. r.1,n,,,,;,,i, ,bi.
'Ii',, r,,.a ,na, l,o ,,ro,,or ,I,.n o,.er he
,r..r., ,I,o,. ,,.;u 40 90 ,.Io,rI,. the re-
.nI,. cf tb. death If .Jesu.. and thu un-
fIJ;n,r. nr no ,I.n Of re- I,mptiln will
i.'a -I.,r;ou- Ib,t NO sense # Liscour
.,,....,'1., will ever ma. their iovtul min
,,.',,,n. Co-wnk,r- win God to- Ike
-..I,.,,.,,r of - ruined world. the will
100 ,,,,, every :rp.rcnt defeat i a rcr!
,ir.o.y. The redeemed viii have ~
,..,r; nC rrpl,ymcnt. They will hav,
tho Universe to explore; all the wonders
~, Ji,.;r. architecture to admire: all the
den,b. Of infinite wisdom to penetrate.
and ,ll the GRADES of celestial mobility.
,Lrounb the ranks of anocl and arch
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21

On Wednesday night, as three robber-
were attempting TO enter the residence oi
Mr.. II. Smith, vino lives Il few mile.
from Louisville, Ky, they were fired up
on by Mr.. Smith. One was killed aid
Il second fatally wounded. The third
attacked Mrs Smith, breaking her arm,
and also badly wounding child. They
are SUPPOSED to have followed Mr.. Smith
from Cincinnati, Ohio, from which city
he had just returned with large amount
Of money.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21

t. The IN e;ing of the agricultural
society on Tuesday was nearly ali taken
up in Il discussion of the question wheth-
er the stock should he kept ON exhibition
two days of the fair or only one, a>
heretofore. The discussion was not
generally participated in hy the far
mcrs and stock-raiacrs present, but the
farmers who did express AN opinion were
generally opposed to the two-day plan.
and the question was laid upon the Table
1t will be seen that the officers elected
are mainly the same as last year. y
meeting of the executive committee i to
be held at the town hail ON Tuesday.
Feb. Sth, TO prepare premium list ami
make arrangements for The next G,ir
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21

ILLNESS OF BG>HoP CHAsE.-Intor-
nation from Claremont states thar the
venerable Carlton Chase, Bishop of 'he
Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire, Is
now lying very low and will no. proba-
bly, recover His disease seems to have
taken the form ol softeniag of the brain
lie was taken on Tuesday, having had a
siieht touch Of paralysis on Monday.
He has since died.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21

MuIG>N>r-In he Kcutuc>, L .
l-la,ur II Il .d ill Wa i'frcd"c q
to c'.art r -, h.n-y i.or ~-oci al Do 80 e..
kn. vn go .hy \ ~ l. 49,"
~ g.. co. { >.u SEQ e IT, = - -.
Blight Che same who wo> exp i du"n.
tae United SAFE Senate Tor reasonable
act- and utterances al the com,Acncc-
ment IF the rebcliJn) >prarg 10 his feet
with motion that the bill be referred
back TO the committee with instructions
TO change lie name, "a be could vote
t,r 40 chartered corp ration Dcnrlng that
title. Such dI-pl ' o; m.annes, and
venom i quite III kccping with the
maA record, bot il Is such as must put
to shame every decent uPholJer oi tie
"Lost Cause"