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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-30

This property not having been pr, viously advertised
sufficient fol important Il se-thc Tu-tee and Auc
tioneers after selling one day the email articles
thought beet to adj and give thorough ad
vcrtsng. Said property will tn, surely be &'H rdk-
out rdserur All the beet articles remain UNFOLD.
HOTEL. Of fashionable GUNNER r--Ort, at the head
OF WilOughby Lake, in WestmOrr situated ia The midst
of the most charming scenery in Northern Vermont,
will be sold to the highest bidder.
VIII, also be sold. At the time, the premiace
the entire outfit of the house, including the furniture
therein, and the livery connected Herewith consisting
in part of the following aIticles, viz:
One Concord Coach, q hOrse) two hOr-e open Stage
Wagon, Buggy Wagon, Horses, Work Harnesses,
Driving harness; Billiard Table, Piano, A. Mat
tIcsses Spring Beds 100 Chair 70 Bedstds II Wash
sink IL Tables Sofas, l0,COt Bedr 80 Looking Gass-
e. Lamps, CrOckery, Spittoon-, &c. 40 Towel Rscks
l bureaus, Centre Iablcs Settces, | McFaIlandt
Safe, weight 1000 lbs. Wash Bowls, Pitchere, Stop
Pals, &C. &c. Table Caster, knives and Forks Silver
Ware and other articles numerous to MENTION such
II are found in and about first -ci-Spublic house.
Also, one Stump and stone LITER, l Threshing and
Saving Machine with Circular Saw, three year-uld
Colts, three-yeurs-od Alderney Bull, Carts Flows
HarrOws, Iron Bar, and other Farming Goods.
Besides the Lake House there will be come 400 AC RES
OF LAND sold At came time, much OF which IL finely
timbered
The above property has ust been taken from the
tGdy of the Bankrupt Court by the undersigned who
has purchased all the debts ugainzt A BEMs a. Son,
and will be sold to reimburse him for such purpose.
SALE POSITIVE; to commence O'Clock A. NJ. and
continue from day to day till all IL sold. Six months
credit with approved notea, all sums Of ten dollsrs
A. {. DENlSON, Trustee OF A BENIs L. Sos.
PAT Y p \; LEuLI' AuetiOueers
Westmore, June 90 ISL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-30

The trial of six young men from l.yn-
don. ON suit to recover for damages >uS-
tanned 10y az old man at Upper Waterford.
" lio was run against by one of the party
year AGO last Christmas. has been 4 case
81 much interest. and one that attracted Il
ull court room during it, trial-anG the
result OF which carries lis own moral.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-30

We will say 10 Geo. {. Fletcher, who
mites IL Il letter about the unfair way li~
case was reported in the CdledoniaR,
That we know nothin" whatever of his
cn~". "r any other tried the prc-"nt term.
Tie report OF it was made lay our regular
reporter. VIII" j. present i'll court. hears
an tnc causes and -hoIId. and we sup
pose does. give 4 fair ana impartial lc-
port Of the same.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-06-30
ORANGE COUNTY

AT the Orange county court, last week,
Richard l.. PIllsbury, pleading guilty TO
the charge Of larceny, was sent to state
prison for three years, Frank Smith alias
Farmer for horse stealing 10 four years,
and Edward Perkins alias lInrncr, for
horse stealing 10 five yeas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
IS ut faum uotbia, tuB mir iter prts

Gs iit fanm nptbia, RAP mir ibsr peter
Aiene'S @encral gsrntur Der Samturssr, Npre-
ceutidsn 9lpyo II. Gunarr Zine Samsfi6iH De
IsliGaftsu etspas iasen! Serr aicns lit alien
Ssaii6tn aui 100 Weilsn I'm Dubuque bsrum
bstannt unp srfrsut iI& t~eicncsrs css gsrtrauens
nllsr ~Suremburser. Us 1T alssmsin tstannt, Dap
Die SGiHs- 8ssai6aftsn, pslds CT rspraisntirt,
ss R6rritsn unt sassrldBisltsn lns, unS nit si-
ner sansen 5lrtts Der tsiten, nit alien Ssqusm
li9feiten fir 8siienps eiassri6tstsn, Oamsisrn
ansssriifet iint. Ginise Der pielsn gOrsiss bic
fer 0eisai6aften ilnS: G,slunbs ans nabrbafts
Spsiien /; quite S6iHsarst; ssfdQise S6iHss
ntanni9aft unb gang Defenders nod Der Natt u.
bic Saife tpornit man Yaiasiersn 1T Nsp gJorf
sntssssntomnt.
Peter Sisne's Grfabrunssn in eieiem 0sl9Gft
lsit ben lsstsn ~ Sabren, 70 wie feline psrISnli6s
SsraHt~Ortli9ssit Inb iebent, Der @nssrwanttc
Ron europa tister tsfOrbrm nil, bic bette Ga
rantie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
SnlanoifdJe Nadridten.
Serbeeranssa aar9 einsa far&tbarsn
CrfQn.
Milw 4uauit 3

Wilwaufee au9uit 8.
@us @inneepre @ise, miro uns bon
einem furdtbaren Srfane beri6tet ber
seitem Msnp in elmer peitliden RidtanS
iiber jene Srtidaft 9insOs unO ldrsdli6e
Serwitunssn an Gisentbum IT, eniden<
Isbsn anri9tste. 0as Sabrbppt Star"
am 8otfe Glubs pberbalb 8inneepre's
fuaro Scm Sturm lmseitarst anb Der
sapitan George Smith, fano babel feis
men SoS in ben tobenoen Glutbm !; aud
Elm TloBsr, Midael Seanlaa tparb TT
ben Bslsn bssraben. 8iersis GlSbsrs
Saasdsn tprrSsn umsewebt uno sanslia
hmplirt. Sn 8inneeore tpurbe bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
Sieber 3ejer !

suf ~unierer Tunrrsiie pura BIC Stnrt Sprisc
SSpds, trarsn mir bis 81 Zen Scrren Samlin,
@a9ter II. Go. getpmmsn Meitrm Gerlpre=
den sstrer, mill it did teute nun trriter fiibrer,
,tne srar binauf 81, anisrn 6reanren, zen Serren
Stirring e. sdrSbsr,
@Gneler in Groceries, grcsiiipncrt II. (. (. gle
batsn tets Gins srpBe aasratl Srn arlcnial-
paarsh sprratbis, bic fe ibren seebrten aunren
si mabisen grciien aibiftsn. Gen ia trlndrn
mir NOD, tds Sleiidcr= 0eItGft res Srrrr
Veter &lcin,
weldsS mir uniera 9eiern brltens cmpfeblen.-
81 ietrr .3eit Tntet man alba bic beitsn Jleiid-
icrten, ipppbl frild ais aud, seralfert une rirb
Serr alein ltets bemiibt irin, ben autrn &ut beiz
ien I6 iein Sans srfrsut INNER aufre6t III CT
halten.-
Oed nun rieber meitsr bis ~ osrrr
Iifolas Yalen,
gambler in Groceries, Yrcsilipnen .c. Serr pa
len 1T leinsn sielfn aunpen ais rin lplipsr Gs-
itaftsrtatn tefannt anS mp6tsn mir fas furfti<
&C gublifant gang telpnters aufmerfiart MAIDEN
aif bic sprtreHli6sa 8~bsinrsins, bic Serr gaIen
itets ~sprratbis balt,-
9ann tprtmen mir bersb ~ Ser fatbpliidsn
SuhbanSlung tsS Ssrrn
Soiepb 9r6er,
aeaeniiter Ser ct. Mayisnfir6e. Ssritlte bat
tets III gutter sluswabl fatpplii6s @ststs rnb Tn
tsrridtsti6sr, i3eitl6rif Ell, S6ulbi6sr Sc
I~snfranse u, T. T, sprratbia unt wsrtsn srn inn
aud SsieQunsm fir mif eatldafaids @srfe unb
fattpliide 9isratur, icpis sud- fir airten-S rhas
imerte aafs fiinttlitie bsipret 9lut 9stelluns
fir bic vSursmturser @asstts psrssn bier rntss=
s%ensenpmmeit, nnS empfebisn mir tisies SSauS
alien uniern 5rsuutsn anf's wGrmits.
gSsitsr binab frinmten mir, an Der Gde srn
Srira rnc Sirn Stra6e AT Der SHics hss Ssrrn
81. u. NiBi6s,
all. per- NiyIfe 1T hsm leic sntsn Tutlifum
srn Dubuque uns llmseseat bsitens bsfannt nnt
mare cine Gmsfsbluns unisrieits nur iitsraiiiia.
= llniere ausirartissn 2sier MAIDEN mir jstr6
teipneers aufmsrfiam auf bic, inter ieinsr Sci
tuns itetsnee grisat 2 Seilanitalt fir Grrniite
seiren unp trrperli6e @ebrs6en inter aHitsn;
rss Or. pbarm. Setrit, Grulsr @ssnue. grn
bier modem mir nun peitsr binab in bic 6layitra-
&c unb ~tesesnen bert %;trii,rn rcr 6isn unr Z.
rem 6srrn
5be00Dr altmanu,
0aitpirrh. Ias rie.. .,Sarmpny 6alir" unirrn
rsutlhsn 6armsrn ni4t frsn,p it, ssisen rie sic
len, in Der ssraumisen yarb neutrality-suspicious.
5utrmcrfe jsssr Irt, 10 ME has tuntc, uus lss
Srriten III Der 9SirtbI6aftsiutr.
(@ ire frrtgeiest.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
ltuicrc 9cicr MAIDEN mir beicnrcrs aui-

ltnicrc Scier MAIDEN mir t~ripnrcrs auf-
merriam auf rir, in elmer anprrn Spalte tcinr
lt1e an;ci5e hes Serrn 3piepb Sp6rr.
Ierielte hIlt aud itets cine S(nSabl Grrmplare
Ger ygurcmtur9er Gasette" ScrrGtbia, unp tpn
men alr ierr, BIC c5 iriini6en, cas Slatt tri linn
~briEelet rnr dbnsbmeu.
6err Getsr aapp, mcIder %gsSeuwGrtis zen
Staat 5rtpa III @ei6Gften bcrriit, bate bic site,
BIC @srntpr fir bic uVurrmturscr @asrtte" sl
ilb%srnstmen, unr bpHen mir, pab CT erm nruen
S!atte ;ntlrsidr Srrunpe ,ufibren mS0e !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11

Gtncn rcbt p%cr9nmgtcn Saa halirn
Isgten @rnta9 bic Witsliecrr res u0rutihen
llnterltisunss sGrreinS" albier. Wit aiessnpsn
Banner, ris G,ermania Muit Sane al ibrsr
Spise ;pgeu lie in Gcrprrs rurf rio SauptitraBrn
Der Start, unp bann binaus in zen @aibinstcn
@arten, alhpr iir brim herrliditen @ettsr. Rem
Gag in unse;runsenrr Seiterteir crrtrad,ten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
Mmd bic 8ienen,uat .be,shf

80" 1uv{N0It
fi@.~ Ssrr alien Greer, Der lsbsn @,il.u
DitIi6 bon Soma Salts tpcbnt fns Dor trsi Sab
rem int 5ribiabr nit Srsi SisaenFOdsn auf isin,r
Jarm at unb faufts ipattr nod spsi StUds ta,
su. ahm II. Juli ;. 8. bat er tl0 in, ssSsibi&.
Fsn i3ufanbe bsFnbli6e StUds, bon tsnsn Ct
mins,asns so plumb Grtra-Sonis per StOd, Utsr
5000 Yb. int @ansst ,itbsn wirS. Dies gun,
nnabissn Yr,is BON 20 Cts. per plumb bsrs9nst
tSirs ibna $1,000 baar einbrinssa. CT bat q
Alder nit Glia6'sls btlGtt unb aubsrbem msbrs
Wder nit Su@pflsn. CT efbtnft isins Die t.
'snfSds auf 300 w brinssn unS saraus lei ssbS.
riStr YFsss anS SorSfalt minSsRtns $4,000 iabrs
LID ~ ,itbtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
Spraeftcrn rciite Serr 0i9olas Bros

MfHIwtnteI "fu Nlfr 90 INC VIVID rInlge gSrrnfn
@eItGftc fa!fer obwelenc irin. - Iabrsnb tsr
3eit mirr CT rGmlid bic Staatcn Slinpis II.
@isepnlin I'M 5ntrrcNe her Ct. Marien : @atsn
Serlpiuas ~tersiiru, unp mir bpTsn, unicre Seier
perpcn inn istnc idpierisr @ufsate bur6 ~frenne=
Ii6es Gniscssnfrmmcn mpsli6it crlei6trrn.
Damn mE6trn mir nnitrn gslem aud sur
asnntnib ~trir9cr, baB mir ben Serrn Srpmsn-
ihentel rrml6tist baten, tpahrenr tisIsr lsiner
&eiir, fir rc oVurcmturser @asette" atrnnen-
ten su inbcn, 0clecr III ecleftiren unS Suittun-
aen aus;uiteilca.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
Stadt und gtaat,
Ginisnsunaen una @orreiponoen,en,

mGacn hisie fir6libsr ppcr wrItliher @rt isin,
5nt uns jeta;eit miafcmmrh, milNen jsepd in
alien EGGen sem gerfaGcr untrrseidsnct Iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11

nniere S~ofalascnten, bic spn Der erltsn
Nummrr sSr yursmbursrr @ja,stte" mod Grsmp-
lare iitrig tatelr, bitten mir, r~ieieltcn misrer m
inns einienten III nelsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
eEellnnaen

auf BIC 0asstte nebmrn bic Hrtalasenisn snt-
srssn. @an farm lt jebrd, aud sirsft an ms
msnreu uutsr trr 9lprehe
L~UXEMBURGEr GAZETTE.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11

Montas Abens, nm IS llbr, fncst int
S@uaOtals Der st. @arisntiras bic ~reselmabise
mOnatlids geriammluns SsS Yius 9,reiues ltatt.
aas @itslisSsr Tns sinssIaSsn, suntli6 ~ or.
,9e'hen. Der sefretGr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
3u ie0er Seit

lam AMI sje Gazette atNtnirt trsrrsn, uni
fpirb rsr 3atrsans fir jebcn Mtpnnenten scn rer
Belt an terctnet tparn CT ntcnnirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11

Slm Scnntaa Ibcms wpllte Gin @ann,
Wame,s Srsan I'M Suffer Sauie bic Sreppe bin
unteritci1Cu, itrauhelte unc trah einrn Irm.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
20. =.
@pbcntlibc SricHiitc.
Npnl s. gluduit 1871

Spm 8. Alsuit 1871.
IN wcl6er ale grieie a~nsessist Inr, Rel6e
ppm 1. aueult his 8. gu9uit 1871 auf cer bisiisen
pritpHice an9sfrmmcn mn niht atactclt ircrrsit
Iine.
9llbrid Sol Nunre Gbas
Suttifpfer Sarcb ypnpltrom Sam
SeYer @cprgs 4 Wable Scbr
getbplb Gbarlc Wertin Sam
Surfbdrbt SIR payfpiS Sci
Bold Watilcd 6%einfrisb Sol
geutin Nr Hteger gr
Yanblin ycpnbarr Sdul9t gSm
Galser = StreSeler Jean
Gt9amen y Y ) S%pietermain ,5pt
5pls GbdS ShlDsl 0eprg
@erbarp s.. u. Seser Sfumanrr
@ieie au9 SbeiS Spbn
Walati u 9Sefter Ssnr9
Sesne 1uppil Wiebs Gmil
Sansren = 3ubn Serrnlau
Rilner Srec
Wdt peraeile ilidt, ipeiln man mad, Vriefen aut
eisier 1iitc frast ;u bsmerten, bab fe a~nseseist
Inb, unc bic drummer Der Srisaits ansussbsn.
q. = @iaiams. gcfmeiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
9as Sabrbaot &ehFela.

DC yeW yprter ySelt. 0te llnterltd)utla
ersab, bas at 400 peripnen in einem
&aume ;ulammensecrinst paren, Der
faum fir bic Sdlfte ausreidte. Gin al
ter sefidtsr GampffefeL Der i6pn ;ebn
Sabre int 0ienite 1T UNI beisn 6lidida>
ben bel jeper Sabrt spn Ssm @aidiniiten
NIT bebsnfli6er Miue unteria9t wirc,
fplte ME nit msbr ais Is pf. 9ampfs
fraft setriebsn wprren. Ster tsS Sc
i6aftS kalber rabut man zen 9unft ni6t
10 senau. Die sepSbnliden &eSensarz
ten Der ibr @elp Elm ftreidenten 5erretL
ipelbe fir raS aeben spn Sunpsrten bic
Ser antwprtuns iibernsbmen, iinb ia bez
faint. Man trSitet fi6 nit sutsn Or
l~partunsen, RAP bic Gefabr nidt IL srps
Jet nnc risfirt, nit bem Sprbe9alt bic
eisene Sidebeit ppbl int @uae sa re-
balten. SIS lit mitbiu gar ni6t sa ssr@
,puncerit raB tei pent 9rpBen @erluite Al,
Wenldenlebet lttb BET Der Istse spi,
Sertpunreter, fsin ein;iser Der Ssamtsn
nnr Ger Wannidaft irsenp sitsn Sdaz
pen erlitt. Der @aldiniit tpar sin Ne@
ger csr, trpB cent Gsies, cit Grantsn at>
leset :a miiiien, ebe er 0ienite auf sinsm
Septe nsbnten sart ME sin ipldss sse
ma6t fat. Son &esulatipns unb Sid
REPRESENTATION ideirt sbsnfaQS nitt
bic &spe setpeien su Elm, pber bas leBtere
mar renisitets " fsft suseidraubt pag
feline Nirfuns faft auf NaI %recusirt ipurz
DC.
NaS lit ras Gnre POM Xiepe? Die
llntsriudunSen irercg fprtsefiibrt bis
eli, I,eier Sfaucal ben alten S%ereranat,
rar,n bSrt maj, Semitblid ramit auf unp
rie ate Nssel fcmmt sur slnipenouns:
nobody hurt. nobody to blame.
Nep CART 3. slus.-1e .3abl Der
Stimmseber 1T New gJprt betrast mad
rsm Genius tS4,5O7. Ginsebcrns 1 G,3l2,
Tremce tt3,205. CSrlIncer 55,433,
Oeuti6e 41,752 unc spn antern Naz
tipusn 16,06S.)
Springfield, ST., 3, ans.-0ie res
mcfratiide StaatScpnsentipn scn Ssuinpis
miro am A Oct. absebalten.
6. &c. Stepells ,purce auf bic sluHprs
reruns hes @pusemenrs spn Soma yer
baftst, neil CT untfr fali6en s(naaben
spn Sar1nerll Mpten erl6pincelt bat.
Wew Yorf, 4. slu9. Cine ipeciea
Oepeihe NEGLECT paE i'm Caucus Der oez
maBisten Sinten UNI zines Sbeits pom
Centrum beidlp1en wlrce, 5biers bic
praiicenti1aft 81 iibertrasn.
Der Comptroller Connolly Serlar,st in
einsm Sdreiben an cen Yr1ipenten her
sfsw yprt 9arrslstamrlsr, rap elm Cont
m'ttse S0l Der Sal'nlsr erltanl't 'psros,
I'M bic Bidder, 3ednunsen unc rem
Seltano rer rHehl''0en S3ulo ;u pril5
fen.
Iraurises sai6jal. sln Mentaa
Mprsen, er;ablt cer SIbfoIk, gortbz
ipetern", fubr Elm 45iabriaer 0sutIder,
Namsns Ni6plas StabL in 8es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11

ltmperfdlfbte Nbeintpeine ins PETS ~
babtn bel Serrn Ni@plas palsn, Gcuitr
Msenus, Ode Der t8. Strabs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
Wetraut
4HT

am Oisnltas cen S, ausuit purd &ss.
S%pbanneS:
ST.. Wilbelm @rob,
Jrl. Gatbarina Jeilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-08-11
JbeODDr Altman,

0aitrirth. Ias bic. ,,Sarmpny 6alc" unitrn
psuti6sn 5urmsrn ni6t irsmp ii, ssissn eie sis-
len, in Der ssraumisen garb suiammsnsseranstsn
5ubrmerfs isssr @rt, 10 ME has tuntc, mn lea
tsncisc Srriten III Der 9SirtbI6aftsimtc.
(9S irc icrtaeiest.D
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-21
Miscellaneous Dispatches.

ITEMS FROM NEW YORK

ITEMS FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 10.-The attempt to rob
the vaults of the Bank of Commerce, Friday
night, was the work of bogus policeman.
The ianitor of the building hearing an explo-
sion in the vault rushed out and saw two men
walking rapidly away, and man in a police
mans uniform in front Of the bank, who said
the Others were private watchmen. He then
went for comrade on the beat to help search
the vault, but he has not been heard from since
The new Roman Catholic church of St. Au-
gustine, corner of Fifth avenue and Bergen
street, Brooklyn, was dedicated yesterday by
Bishop Loughlin.
Gen. Butler received large number of callers
at the Fifth Avenue hotel, yesterday. Among
Others were Collector Murphy, Postmaster Jones
and DR.. George b. Loring of Salem. Gen. But
Ter returned to Washington last night, expect
ing to be able to introduce his kukluX bill to-
day. He talked freely about his recent trouble
with Speaker Blaine, and pretended to believe
that Blaine was working for democratic NOM
nation for the presidency.
Tucker & Co.'s rope-walk, near Flushing ave-
nue., Brooklyn, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss $4,000.
Rio Janeiro advices state that an attempted
instruction of the slaves in the province of
Minar GeraeS has been discovered, and thirty of
the ringleaders arrested
The AnglO-Brazilian Times says: at is great
ly to be feared that the intended instruction,
though abortive, is too ominous an indication
tnat the beginning OF the END Is rapidly APP
preaching us, for it is utterly impossible to con-
Ceal from the slaves in the empire that only in
Brazil, on the American continent, are there any
human beings held in bondage"
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-President Grant
did not get further than Philadelphia, where he
was detained by the rival aspirants for the coll
lectorship of the port, now vacant by the resig-
nation of Mr.. Moore. Among the prominent
aspirants are ex-Congressman Charles O'Neill,
DR.. James N. Marks, who was nominated by
johnson for the place, D. P. Southworth and
Anthony j. DreXel.
Gen. Charles P. Stone, who was an officer in
the United States army until dismissed, is now
in the service of the khedve of Egypt and has
sent here for information concerning West Point
academy, to be used in the establishment of a
similar institution ON the banks of the Nile.
The situation in regard toi kukluX legislation
is believed to be this: 1t is not thought that
General Buffers bill can pass, but those in the
house who are opposed to its provisions, as
Speaker Blaine, Mr.. Dawes, Mr.. Blair of Michi-
gan, and others, will go for any bill that may be
reported by the judiciary committee of the sem
ate, under the Sherman resolution now pending
in that body.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-21

The republicans of Massachusetts may well
make a note of this gentleman's course in the
recent indignity which has been inflicted upon
this commonwealth and ITS cherished senator.
Mr.. Anthony has had some warm friends in
this state among active and influential republic
cans, who, at his last election TO the senate, gave
him good word, which is understood TO have
helped him at home. At any rate, this friendly
intervention disturbed his opponents, who were
pressing him hard Those who thus aided him,
supposing him to be man of a genuine and
manly character, were all earnest friends of MIR.
Sumner, and they had right to expect that if
ever an opportunity offered they could count,
above all, on him to withstand any indignity
which should be attempted upon the state and
its illustrious representative.
But still more, Mr.. Anthony is known to be
above all men most complaisant and iattering
in his attentions to Mr.. Sumner, following him
closely whenever hevisits Providence, and claim
ing him as guest. In the senate too, he is I'M
derstood to pay court to Mr.. Sumner in like
manner. If there was one senator who would
not vote for the exclusion of Mr.. Sumner from
the committee or foreign affairs, without play
ing treacherous and dishonorable part, that
senator was Anthony. Now what is his record
AS chairman of the republican caucus, having
the appointment of its committees, he had the
power to check the conspiracy at the beginning.
But on the other hand, he deliberately and
knowingly lent himself to it by appoinrin"
the nominating committee I
| Summers ....
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-21

We have several times within few days seen
the statement made, we know not on what au-
thority, that the people of Wyoming territory
are about TO abandon woman suffrage, as both
mischievous and impracticabe. 1t is possible
that this may be the prevailing opinion, but that
it is not universal, nor entertained by some of
those who are best qualified to judge, the e is
pretty good evidence. The experiment has been
on trial for more than year. 1t includes not
only the exercise of the right of suffrage, but an
equal share in the administration of the laws.
Its practical working has been watched with
much interest there and elsewhere, but especially
IN the territory, where its effect on the women
newly admitted to political and civil rights,
could be best observed. That one of their new
duties for which women might have been
thought least fitted by nature and previous
framing is serving on juries. On the opening
OF term Of court recently at Laramie, Chief
Justice Howe took occasion to say in his ad-
ufess to the grand jury that during the year in
winch for the first time in the history of the
world, women had been summoned and impan-
heied as grand and petit jurors they had served in
mat capacity with SO much intelligence, discrimi-
nation, honesty and propriety of conduct in all
respects, that he felt bound to acknowledge that
their manner Of discharging these duties chad
gone far to vindicate the policy, justify the OK.
pertinent and realize the expectations of those
who had clothed them with the right" He ad
ded that perhaps the female element would prove
just what is needed "to improve and purify oui
jury system-something to lift it above passion
and prejudice, and Undue it with higher re
gard for the law, for justice, oath and con
science"