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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-18
From Montpelier.

The Legislature will probably anJnurn
Tuesday OF next week, in season to reach
home for Thanksgiving. There Is =
!,roc amount Of work on land, but night
sessions will probably work ii Oft.
IA +. probable tlat bill viii he passed
requiring all property to be listed at III
real value, and that the real estate Of this
,own will be rc-Ii-tci ncNt year. I'll
cri,re state Is in Il greater or less janglc
about then list. \ committee OF lag
I...i>lature, chosen to correct aud equal
IL, the list OF Chttyui,n county, Gus
down the appraisal Of the city Of Bur
iugtum 60 per ccn;-irom i've millions
seven hundred thou-and dollars, to one
million nine hundred thousand. = mr-
f.in. OF a discount. aud the Isl OF the
,rtiie county has been cut down from
-I4.j40. 600, to -, lu0. OOu-vr a t.
dn.ion of ;.bou! eight million dollars,
The elections were made la>; wecL an',
very SATISFACTORILY ''o' IA al ''' o',>
point A very lew Monlp licr rcopi,
did not anticipate any opposition to tie
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Notices Gf the Press.

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Ne,r York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-18

ey Tie Galaxy has printed and sol J
Of the November number, four editions.
The first edition was as large as has ever
been called for before during an eutir,
month; but this time the entire edition
was sold within five days Of lis pub!ira-
ton, and three times since then TIA pub
fishers have been obliged to stop all
other work to Get out fresh editions
This looks like success.
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4 terrible accident occurred on the
Greenville AM Columbia, S. c., railroad,
on Thursday, at about y miles above
Columbia. a passenger train from
Greenvile fell through the tressle work,
and the passenger and Baggage car were
precipitated % feet. Seven passengers
" ere killed and number wounded.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-18

duties upon wool is likely to reI nam I'M
changed, and that upon the impor. :ation of
steep is high, and it seems TO us III at farm
crS may count with confidence, not only
upon sure, but handsome, rem uncra-
ton in the line of sheep husbandr =.
The west, of late, has largely :epndi-
aled sheep hu>bandry, and the butter
market in the II arts Of trade there, would
seem to indicate that they had substituted
the dairy business. Prime butter, i'll
Chicago, is quoted, at wholesale, as low
As IS cents per pound, while in New
England market it commands sc cents.
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The elections of I..>. week have -ctllc!
the compI..N;on of tie II NJ national
House It Representatives. Nny-trn.I>
OF the m,m,cr- hnv' been oi zen mi &! e
minority ,i the republican patty la
been ASSURE! h'yo.i r..:u -. oat ot "
tuIl house # 2l% ucmh H. 2ll have hccn
elected. Thrty-rnr Ntnte> nrHe IL"
acid cicril.u~ for m,mic!> ui The l2I
Cou.Ir--, aud :; careful, rrIi>i.n ut i.Ir
returns shows th..t jAc neat II pU>c VII!
nave l35 republicans, AMI - democrats.
IN the la, Congress tn same States lTI
ia republicans. AMI - d"m"'rtr~.
-to"an. ad'morr'..' -"n Il t'"ri'"1
There r,mai. 80 ~ s."''.I 81. o'.t--,\
r.Pr'-, n.'l',-. ir.tt TN. Glowing
= a'r~: { ait. lu..'. g. q .r-it. 3.
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60 The wounds OF friend are said to-
he faithful, and the rcproof of such pa
pcr"s the Cony,eyatjonaLst night be takeu
with profit by the administration but
We fear President Grapt l. going to prose
weakest in the very pie &c where his friends
thought him s;:ong--ln short, he is COM
P.ctely III The power OF the politicians,
and that the mrr, whom he has called
around h!I, i; they are honest ard true,
viii lind ibeir ITS too hot for them, and
will vacate them lis secretary Cox has
just done, rather than suffer humiliation.
Read a very iuli and carefully prepared
| history of this matter under the head OF
'yhut viii hr done abou; it -
FRrr RrlDGE--Thc people i'll the Vi
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he river, are rejoicing over free bridge
! .,cr - tie Connecticut. which connects
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II only otter free bridge on the Con-
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
G.. W. SENTER
/ just receiving; -plendid stock of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Also Il lot OF
Ladies' Furnishing Goods, and
Fancy Goods.

Also, Human Hair Switches Curs Frizzets Chignon
Rats, also, Imitation Hair.
Feeling confident that give satisfaction in goods
and prices would respectfully invite the laGes of 81
Johnsbury and vicinity TO call and examine goods be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
~ Human Han taken in exchange for good. and
switches made TO order. Agent for Maiden Dye House
G. W. SENTER,
Main Street. opposite St. Johnsbury House.
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The New York herald., 1870-06-17

WALL STREET AND THE CABINET CHANGES
The gold barometer was sensitive within mar
row limits yesterday, but still in the frequency
of it's fluctuations closely reflected the feeling
Of the street concerning the Cabinet changes
and the discussion Of the Cuban question.
Were it another season, or were there activity
enough in Wall street these hot days, the pre-
cious metal would have run up and down the
scale quite lively, first in answer to General
Grants message, and then In response to
General Banks fiery speech, and, finally, in
sympathy with the modifying influences Of
Bingham's resolution. Considering the mate
rials afforded the spectators very little use
was made of them after all. The changes in
the price of gold were the normal results Of
the changing aspect Of the position Of the
government on the topic Of the hour.
The New York herald., 1870-06-17

THE ASSOCIATED PREss.-A writer for Put
aa0ms magazine has attempted to give view
of the organization and workings of the New
York Associated Press. If he has succeeded
in making such dry reading palatable to the
public we certainly shall not complain; but
we do object to direct misstatements Of facts,
or, to use more forcible expression, downright
Misrepresentation. The writer says the scope
of the Associated Press lis the collection of
kilograms from all points and Of marine intel
ligence in New York harbor." To show how
far this announcement is correct we quote the
following resolution, which was passed unani-
mously at a meeting Of the Associated Press
held on the Sd of March, 1866
Resolved, That on and after April l. 1885, the Asso.
ciated Press will discontinue the collection Of ship
news In the harbor Of New York.
If the writer knows anything about the
association be knows Of the existence and
force Of the above resolution, and he also
knows that the Associated Press does not col
lect marine intelligence in New York harbor.
The New York herald., 1870-06-17

SPECIAL DISPATCHES FROM THE EAST
The Eastern question as it presents to-day
is illustrated in an able and exhaustive man
ner in special correspondence from Con-
siantinople published this morning. Our
writer's in the Turkish capital present the re-
latve positions of Turkey and Egypt besides
stating the present interest, with the bearing Of
the diplomacy, of The great Powers OF Western
Europe on the subject. Persia is becoming
interested, as will be seen. The eyes of the
world turn ever, and with anxious expression,
towards the East, so that our special letters
from that quarter of the world always COM
mand the earnest attention of the public, inde-
pendently even of their intrinsic excellence.
The New York herald., 1870-06-17
TRIPLE SH E T
: New York. Friday. Jnns ~. 1870.
CONTENTS or TO-DAY,s HERALD.

PAGE. 1890
1-Advertisements
2-Advertisements.
3-Washington Rumors OF Further Changes IN
the Cabinet; Old Foges to Retire. New yigor
ney General Hoar's Successor Appointed; TIE
PRESIDENTS Cuban Policy Sustained; Proposed
Groundsrhe New " Attorney Att new GeneraMThs a aarls
Missing Steamship Henry Chaunoey-The
Naval Pay Question-New York City News
The Jersey City Mystery-Pr0bable Murder.
1-Europe: Visit OF the Gar Of Russia TO the King
OF Prussia; Russo German sympathy at Ems;
ss Exs1nln Bnsa Arist9cracy; ri Irish Lsndlordism as
Visitors: Red Cloud Is Orator; Their De-
paIture Inns Morning-A Sterling Tribute to
the Pennant Of the Atlantic Yacht Club: a
Fine Breeze and Splendid Run--Juvenile
S-The Modern Amazons: The Women's Rights
Women In q Row; The Crtnollne stockholders
Denounced-horse Notes-Farmers' Hol
days-The National Game-Jourdan on the
Road-Proceedings in the New York and
Brooklyn Courts-Street Railroad slaugh'ers-
cide-west Points The Last Parade Of 1.-THE the
Graduating Class-Down the Bay-The South
ern women's Bureau-Clearing the Streets in
Jersey City-An Honest Bostonian.
6-Edttoriais Leading Article The Cuban
Question, General Grant, Congress and the
Republican Parsy-Amusemenr Announce
s-TeIegraphic News rom All Parts Of the World:
the British Gag, ,.d,a, Law as vt Worked Against
Papal Inlallibllity Still Under De-
bate; Earthquake in Japan--Becthoven
Musical Jubilee Juvenile Beethoven Fest
val-Personal Intelligence-Suferng Cuban
Women Meeting of Prominent New York
Ladies' at the Fifth Avenue Hptel--Journal-
istic Notes-A Wall Street Mystery.
S-The Fine Arts: Prizes of the Paris Exhibition;
the Successful ConpetitOrs-The Wharves and
Piers and City Transit-The Ey-Minister to
Spain at Home-The Eastern Question: The
Turkish Difficulty with Egypt; Americans I'm
the Egyptian Service--Another ''Professional''
Homicide-Bloody Work on the Border-Pro-
Qress of Coeeism In Observation-Disclosures
steamship Interest: Proposed Establishment OF
= Lines Between Our Ports and Those Of Europe
and Asia-Matrimony Extraordinary-Interna
tional Courtesy.
0-The Fenian Assassin: Trial. Conviction and
Sentence Of DR.. James Herman for the
Shooting OF p. j.. Misunderstanding Chase
After Burglars-Financial and Commercial
Reports-Real Estate Matters-News from
Hayti-The Mullen Homicide e-Marriages ana
Deaths.
1O-Mnitary Excursions--The Mystic Park Races
Army and Navy InteIgence--Seizure
Of smuggled Cigars-The Secretary
OF War Pleasure Tour
Up the Congregational Church Con
ference at Orange, N. J.-Shipping Inte
ce-Advertisements.
11-A Drunken Man Sent Up in q Baloon-The Bot
tom Of Memphis Dropped Out-A Fearful De-
scent-Advert sements
1o-Advertisernents.
The New York herald., 1870-06-17
ANOTHER PHASE OF FEN1AS1sM was presented

ANOTHER PHASE OF FENIANIsM was presented
yesterday in the trial Of James Keenan,, clerk
in the Fenian Senate, for the shooting of P. J.
Meehan, the acting Secretary Of War of the
Brotherhood. The shooting took place in
February last, in West Tenth street, where
both parties were about leaving Fenian
meeting. The evidence was clear and direct
in implication Of the prisoner, and as he was
found guilty Recorder Hackett sentenced him
to ten years in the State Prison at hard
labor. A new trial was denied, and the
prisoner was removed. The severity of
this sentence will rebound ultimately
to the great benefit Of the Fenian
organization. Whatever there is of good in
the Brotherhood has always been frittered
away in personal rivalries and jealousies,
which have on more occasions than one
resulted in serious shooting matches. If the
punishment meted out to keenan, serves to deter
other jealous Fenians from shooting their
rivals, so much the better for the Fenian
Brotherhood and for the general peace of the
comm unity.
The New York herald., 1870-06-17

THE RAMPANT WoMEN.-In another column
we give the letter Of woman practically seek
Ing the right to earn her bread at trade to
which women are equal. She seems to have
written her own story. and has not certainly
Crammed from Rollins ancient history or other
literary antiquities This gives the more
value to her criticisms Of the sincerity Of the
charming brokers, who seem to be at the head
of the woman's movement in Wall street. The
letter Of the Princess Editha, also given, makes
plain the queer fact that the coterie of femi-
nine agltators in the city seize upon every
woman who comes before the public and
endcavor to make capital out of her, which
certainly ought to modify their eagerness 10
denounos her IL she fails.
The New York herald., 1870-06-17
lale, Fellow, Well Bfet"-Cooiieisn
Now England.

"Hnles Feil0Wy We'll Mct"-COOffeism In
Now England.
Our ex-Mini,ter to tho Court of Spain-if
there happen to be any Court there-Hon.
John P. Hale, has returned to his home In
Dover, N. H., and been cordially welcomed by
his fellow townsmen. Before Mr.. Hale left
this country to represent it abroad the ques-
tion Of Southern slavery occupied large share
Of his time and talents as legislator and
speechiher. He could not, however, resist his
joke. Therefore, now there is no niger in the
fence, why don't he seize the coolie question
as It affects the wax-ends in New England and
make some capital sport out Of 1t But per-
haps he does not regard this matter In the light
of joke. There are great many cord
wainers in New Hampshire who will soon feel
the effects Of this coolie shoe movement
unless they take steps to restrain it. 1t has
gone too far already to treat it on the
''shoo fly" principle, and unless the old
shoemakers are making arrangements to
sspeg out" for some other parts of the country
there is danger Of their finally coming to
serious grief If Mr.. Hale had returned few
weeks earlier he might have eclipsed Mr..
Cragin In his race for reelection to the United
States Senate on this very coolie shoemaking.
dodge; for Cragin had only the anti-polygamy
relic to bolster him up, while Hale could have
made the welkin ring by protesting against
this introduction of a new form of slavery into
New England under the name Of Coolieism.
He could show that while the Southern cotton
planting oligarchy kept their niggers' noses on
the grindstone the shoemaking oligarchy OF
New England were about to commit the noses
Of another unfortunate race to an equally terri
bic infiction-the horrors of the lapstone.
There is still chance for ex-Minister Hale to
profit by this suggestion. Like Sambo, has
not the poor coolie sole to be saved2
The New York herald., 1870-06-17

BLOODY WORK ON. THE BORDER. We
have accounts of no less than eight homicides
or attempts at homicide within twenty -four
hours in Kansas City, Mo. This is bleeding
Kansas" over again, but this time it happens
to be on the other side of the State line--that
is, in Missouri. If this bloody work had
occurred in North Carolina 1t would have
been laid to the account of the Ku-Kluxes,
and the whole militia Of the State ordered out
to crush out ''incipent rebellion"