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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27
NH'idcH DpUIH.

Louis BaShaw, employed in the foundry
"t TIA" scale works, died suddenly Friday
night "l last week. He worked Friday.
ana retired about IL O'Clock. as well As
usual AT on" o'clock his wife wa awak-
ened by Is she supposed, the snoring Of
Ter husband. She attempted To waken
hm. but at once perceived that there was
trouble. and lighting i candle She found
her husband just breathing his last. lie
Oil not speak. but died without struggle.
II" lived at The foot of the Plain hill, where
Ia" /. y O. Il. Il. track passes umdc! the
highway. He leaves Il wife and eight chill
dlcn. five of whom are men and women
crown.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27
LNliHGnriHC.

Walkers hotel, ut Lyndonvillc, is still
closed against the public. Boards are yet
nailed to the pillars of the building, notify
ing all travellers TO stand off. They do
that, and there few. if any, of the people
in its vicinity who care how long it remains
sol i. is to be. rs heretofore. liquor
shop. In the meantime the public find
ample accommodations at the hotel at the
Corner. and the Centre village.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27
Sutton.

As Karl Bundy of Lyndon. was driving
in the town of Sutton, about half Il mile
from the Corner, in the night of January
10, his horse broke into 4 culvert and broke
one of his hind legs so badly Is to necessi-
tate killing him. The horse was worth
$500. The selectmen settled with Mr..
Bundy for the horse, paying him S1G2, 80.
George Gray has sold his farm to two
brothers by the name Of Smith, for s.. 800.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

Mr.. Avery ID. Pike came near having 4
tire in his dwelling one day last week.
lh" wood work around a stove pipe,
where it passed through Il floor Oven head.
took fire, and made dangerous progress
before it was cXtin"UislIed. There was Il
l'n collar through which the pipe passed.
Yet The wood work took fire, shown" that
.H'h fixtures are not always safe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

We unintcntionally conveyed wrong,
impression III the CuicdDnictn last week in
speaking OF the change in tie mai! route.
The ST. Jobmsbury stage runs through to
Lancaster as formerly. Mondays, Wcdncs-
days and Fridays; and :" i'll continue TO do
so as long as there is rs much travel and
trailic between that place and Vermont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27
{ I,!,f.

Since the article on the weather was
written, (>cc second pagr) the clerk has
gone back" Oh us. The mercury has be-
come iow-spiriicd, and can hardly be in
dncrd mp TO zero at midday. Registering
GLASSES record % below sometime in the
night of Wednesday. and last Monday
morning ii stood at about the same figure
Sunday was severely cold aud windy. ahd
there has been bat little Improvement since.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

-lfllrcrc is any humanitarian who wish
r- 10 do a GOOD thin" Tor the dumb beasts.
let him keep a good ON or horse team nj
the foot of the hills cntcrih" our village. t.
help up the heavily loaded teams. People
start from home with heavy loads Of wood
"r Lumber. aud good slci"hiu". AltrI
drawing these loads from four /" twelve
miles, they reach the hills that approach
our village. To find the slci"hin" pn"r;ind
their teams well tagged out.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

system throughout the county. His re-
port indicated, in most of the towns, a
decrease of sales, while in others it was
apparent that there Lad been consi,lcra-
bic sickness the past year, or tie me-
cllanira business had hnurI>hrd $.,mr-
What = maikabiy. lie adj, cared tie
rcducIl'.n ri iliH number ri a"nntS, 20 iar;
as possible, and suggested that rh,, h.an,
should h@ selected for agents, onlv he re-
%i'tiyd :" ic" II lrrm could b, safely
tru-tCd III su'n h'i~iuc--. Mr. G.. :,s-rri-
ed, from Information gathered from deal
ers in liquors, thai there were not five
gallons Of unauthorized liqnlrs within
the limits of the county.
The committee appointed TO nominate
Il candidate for county commissioner, re-
ported the name Of II. \. Granger. of
Lyndon; arrI their report was accepted
The President, Rev T. Il. Fisk-Rcv.
III. i. Gushing in the chair-made an
address, giving Il history of the organiza-
ton Of the county society. 1t was Or
gained AZ Barnet, in lS36,-Dr. j. H.
Skinner, president, and Hubbard Hast
ings, secretary. The speaker made an
allusion to many gentlemen whose names
appeared upon the records of the society,
and in connection thcrcwith asserted that
they had been, or were, the prominent
and useful men Of the county. The adj
dress wills very appropriate for the occa-
slon,-intersper-cd with sharp points
characteristic Of the author, and was IA
vorably received 10y the audience. The
thanks OF the convention were, by vote,
rendered to Mr.. Fisk for his address, and
he was invited TO furnish the substance
OF it TO the secretary, with a view to its
publication in the county papers.
Rev. Mr.. Fisk offered the following
resolutions, and they were adopted:
HeSolred, That our thanks are due to
our commissioner, Rev. T. y. Granger.
for his taithtulncss in office, and they are
rendered in his nomination.
HcSolrcd, That the temperance men Of
the different towns ought to cooperate
with him in his work, and that we I'll doe |
ourselves to do 50.
The committee on resolutions report
ed rs follows:
J'otoi, That the time has come that
every temperance man should he wide
awake III this great movement, and should |
advocate temperance principles at all
lines.
Jottd, Tia: we drplorc the sad condi-
ION OF the temperance cause, and that it
: hl9h time Tor every Christian or phi
anthropi>t t" arouse to newmc-S of life,
o save their neighbours. friends, sons and
daughters from the drpl r:.blc evils of in
Iotcd, That we will not use the clrc-
i've franchise 10 elevate men of intern
'cratc habits 10 offices of honor and trust.
l'ot@L That unless temperance people
viii stand 10y each other in the enforce
ncmt Of the TEMPERANCE law. if will h,
l<eirS' to attempt TO enforce it.
= ! ",,"' '','' '',' I'''''H''r'urr a''d ne
,,ucrI and ,I,,, rho c,,,nn;,.,', ~ e..
Agricultural Society bc qu,stcd 10 leave
out ct their list OF premiums.
,f,H I bpt "a. ,I...,,, ~
"''"' = '''' we ''co'' 1t important I"
Il I"'> j""I Il, ,"r 'nI next 'nrr' months:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

The first month after the completion OF
lIr" L. Il q. Il. Il. track from the Pa>suinp-
SIC track to Fairbanks village. The McS,rs
tairh: nhS received oGc hundred and one
lnadcd ears of inward freight. beside, Il
few car l0aiS OF coal which we've lett at
the pa>>ump>ic sutton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

VIM. Dumont. an employee At Tia" scale
works. undertook 10 seize the end of Il
r'r" by which he was hoiStin". bolts, on
saturday last, hen the hook caught in hi
ml'lru, and drawing his arm up to the
-hlii. broke it twice below the elbow.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

3. G.. Corser has fitted up rooms in
tni"n Block for his tailoring establish
mcnt. He takes john Mourc'S room tor
his front store. In some way Mr.. ColScr
has rot the name Of bcin" an excellent
Iailur.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27
me Let at GcffUsb,f,.OI

~ The Defence Of Round Tops" is the
.. '9r'i of Gen. Chamberlin's lecture next
''.''ay evening, Jan. 3Ist Without dis
'-''hrht to the many other lecturers
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

towns as there is now. And there is pc
'Ition abroad. numerously signed. TO make
this again a mail route.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

The Travellers Insurance Company OF
lluttord, wrote nearly three thousand
lie policies last year, and received over Il
half million dollars accident premiums.
Fetal income of the company for the year,
uuc million one hundred and ci"Ihy-fivc
th"u>aud dollar~. Geo. =. Shaw 4 Co.
are agents in this place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

Some of the farmers of hi, county make
the raising of pigs one Of the most profita-
bic items which they turn oil their farms.
Moses Iluntley Of this town presents the
following figure for the reading public.
Last spring he had 4 White Chester shotc
valued At SD. From this sholc he raised
eleven pigs, which. with their mother. net
him as follows this January:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

\ stone weighing Isl. lb,., was thrown
from Il blast last Wednesday. tito the pat
tern shop of the scale works. Ii didn't
hl any one.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27
SMarriagfs.

At Wet Newton, Mass, Jan. B. by Rev. /. " Tarfox
NJ" 'larlu h Green of ST. Johnrbury, End Mise Su.sn
h. Cughnan of West Newton.
In Lyndon, Jan. u, by Rev. $ Wi;.4ns DIR. David
;. Dung, and Ms, Lois A. Church. 10th of Kirly.
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Deaths.

5s5+" 1dceHiSerS ,cW oGIigc by han,ling
in heir facorS as carly as "Wednesday morn
ing (n0t Ihars,ldg). and cartier II possible
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Hd{ Statistics.

Through courtesy at the town cler', :
office. we are able TO publish the follow
ing table of vital statistics of our village
for the year 1870.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. |.
No. OF deaths, Il
No. OF births. 81
No. marriages, Gin whole town. 10
No. of heads Of families of children OF
school age, Si3
No. OF heads of families without >chol-
ans. BOB
No. Of scholars. (brtwccn ) and 29.) $50
No. of children u'.dcr = Years. 3O3
OF the deaths. - were males. aud - ic-
males. There were OF these.
Over 50 years of age, |
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'
1t may be of interest To compare these
statistic with former Yeas:
NIMEEE OF SCHOLARS.
i>"1. Iii la. 10
GGi 90 G92 $50
Previous to 1870. the school are was
between / and iS--it is now from ) +" %.
The number of births in these l"ur Year,
WEI" respectively. O.. -. -. 81. The
number "t deaths. II. 3. -, and Il.
SCIIouL DISTRICT NJ. -.
In ~rh""l District No. II. which i no y
really 4 part of oar viIll""-imclu.;in" IL
il doe. Portland and Calcdnhil streets
an.i EiyviiI,-Wc tinI The
No. t. inhabitants. 51i
No. of school a:y". Ia
No. under school :i2,.. 30
No. over >rhu"l ace. 30
No. oi births. -
No. ct deaths. 10
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

Geo. u. Moore and Daniel Strcctcr.
nave rented rooms tor their business in
Wards new block.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

There has been less than S35 worth of
grain fed these hogs, their feed being al
most wholly sour milk from the dairy. If
Il better per cent. on the capital invested
can be shown by any OF cur farmers. our
columns are open 10 them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

- 26th OF January. and no slci%hin@
worthy OF the name. The dealers in wood
audi lumber are getting very impatient.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27
BENNINGTON COUNTY


Mar,hars chair factory al South Shafts.
bury WAS burned, Wednesday night, and
Henry Stacy lost his l!lc in attempting
10 get clock off the building.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Capt. Silas III. Lewis of st. AlbanS,
while hunting near that place, on We'd
ncs,lay, thoughtlcSsly beat Il fox with the
butt OF his gun, dischargng the piece in
20 his bowels, and causing his death in :.
short time. Capt Lewis was out in til.
army, and the Messenger says "No man
could have been taken from our nj l.t
whom society would more miss than him
lie was active i'll nearly every worthy
social and public enterprise" At the
time OF this accident, some of the citizens
OF -. Adams were repeating the play OF
the Il mon Sergeant ur Battle of Getlvs.
bur-" \ sad feature WAS the absence of
Capt. Lewis, who was to have taken an
important part in the play; but who lay
dyin" Is the play opened.
ORANGE COUNTY.
The quiet little village of East Cor
NTH Wa considerably stirred up ON the
eve Of Jan. -, 10y the young and Cd
Corinthians about fifty in number, call
IN upon Mr. l. L. \arnum, Lately mar
ricl, Tor she purpose OF getting treated.
Alr. Narnum, smelling mice, was pre-
pared for the natives, and after Il few
pieces of very excellent music outside, in
Iitcd the crowd in AMI fully satisfied their
craving apperltcs with oysters, app!r-,
rid,r, popcorn, etc. Mr.. NarLum then
Ihanhrd the company Tor their good be
ht,iur. and all retired quietly 10 their
homes, feeling that they had been we'll
u>vd VI
RUTLAND COUNTY.
S,NcIal Kirkland Urls who have been
repeatedly in-ulIed at street corners 10y
lrairIs, one cvcnin. last week provided
themselves with a supply cheyenne pep
per and went uut pruIuGHa,lin". ~ Us
ual they were acco@tcd by u number Of
the corner loum.rr+, when one of the Girls
threw a handful of pepper in thu eyes OF
the scunmlrcIs. THIS has had a tendency
To- discourage corner lualng.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
l;cul,cn Smell, AN Englishman, v hn WA,
sentenced to Il yrais imprisonment by
the Oranrc County court. two years
since, Tor rape, attempted To escape from
the S!atr Prison at Windsor on Friday
ni2ht. Smell, who was engaged in the
blacksmith department OF the prison, rig
=" up Il contrivancr consisting OF Il piece
of non bent double and attached TO Il
piece OF tarred rope. He hid in the black
smith shop at night and did not accom-
pany The rthcr prisoners TO tier cells.
On counting up the prisoners his absence
WIS discovered, and after Il search OF
three quarters of an hour lac was raked
out OF his hiding place and is now in
close confinement. lie intended 10 scale
the walls OF the pri son
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r E M o v Al
COOKS HARNESS SHOP
Hall ~ FIetc icr', store,

Basement room- door south of the St Iohnsbury
House, Main Whcr. You will find u- ready l.,
furnish You with all kinds OF Harness Work from A
common Team Harness TO the Btsr BUGGY uR CnACm
HAENtss. izing none hut the REST of oak and Hem
lock stock If will be aim to make work durable.
neat and in good style. Work # our own Inauufac-
tur' Will be warranted TO give good satisfaction.
Also, const nifty on hand. Halt r., Curry Comb,
CaId- Rrushc-, Clipping shears and Cont summer
hllnke:s, Head Net. Meats Foot oil, Hooks, Collar
A SPLENDID STOCK OF Wits
lonhnE of al kinds promptly ATTENDED TO. Oiliug
and repairs. Thanking the public for their past pat
ronIgc, We hope by close attention our bupiuc to
receive the continuance OF the sine.
10 t;FD W t,uk
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TIE CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL. AND STATE ITEMS.
Post Office Time Table.


,.OING SOi'TlI.-9:l~ \.
GuING NOETlI. -!,:l1 =.
TA"I.S-Ieavc for Fast and Vert on arrival OF ':ll
tain, returning; to connect with @:I> train next
morning.
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ErjcJ LOcdIS.

EIJcJ iOcdfs.
-llibbard Cushman of East St. Johns
bury, lost his valuable horse a few days
since.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27
SMALL FARM FOR SALE !!

For sale, the s.IoeI Histinga' place belonging to
the Inion school Dist ict st. Jonsbury and ed
mile from the depot, containing about forty
OF thu. best land i'll town. y. j. WILLARD.
ST. Johnsbury, Jan. Is, ISL 4Itf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

II may he II inlcIvSL IL cOlnpnrp Imr.r
iaiiSic~ with former YEAS:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-24

Senate Bill No. Il, relative 20 the
boundary line between Nye, Church
Ill and Esmeralda counties.
bowman moved TO refer To- a special
committee composed of Nessrs. Bow
maii. Garaghan, Trousdale, Willard
and Likens. Lost-ls 20 20.
A motion was made To indefinitely
postpone. LoSt-20 to 81.
Tho bill WAS then made the special
order for Il O'Clock on Monday next.
Assembly concurrent resolution No.
Is. granting leave Of absence to ]. r.
Fitch, Sheriff of Elko county, for
SIX months, was adopted.
Assembly concurrent resolution No.
II. calling a Constitutional Conven-
ton, was read, the Judiciary Commit
tees amendment adopted aud the res
olution as amended passed; ayes, 80;
noes, II.
Burlingame gave notice Of reconsid-
Grafton.
Atl:li Assembly adjourned.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
War I'm Europe,

VERSAILLES, Jan. 90.
The fog is dense. The French
have massed near Valerian, but moth
ing further has been attempted.
Montrelout was surprised yesterday
by the French, but retaken by the
Prussian Ninth Division. The prus-
sian loss was. twenty officers and two
hundred men taken prisoners.
Everything quiet, and the troops
on both sides remain in position.
The Prussian loss by the sortie was
four hundred. The French loss is
so heavy that they have asked for an
armistice of forty-eight hours.
LONDON, January %.
The St. Quentin railway station
was stormed by the Nineteenth Reg
iment, and the town afterward occu-
pied. Two thousand were wounded
and one thousand captured also,
six guns.
The Prussians occupy the APP
proaches to Longeyey.
The French shells destroyed a
farm house, burning up 40 Prussians.
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and the expression of opinion have
and will have m influence when
n case should arise.
Bonnifield favored the resolution
i'm n speech of considerable length.
Mccoy opposed 1.-THE resolution
does not bind II other session and
there is M case here. The Senate
would do we'll TO lay the substitute ON
the table.
Brown thought this matter should
be decided now when there is no ease
before the senate. lie cited his own
ease. Thought he could not have got
"A fair vote on that motion before his
ease was acted upon.
Boring wished To know if the adop-
ton of this resolution took the place
of N unrcpealed law ON the statutes.
As a precedent he vas not afraid of it,
for il had no force whatever.
Mccoy moved to lay the resolution
on the table, but gave way for Mills.
lie said Halls idea of the resolution
carried h resolution To its legitimate
effect. He said under that resolution
a member OF the Senate could 20 TO
England, become a citizen there, come
back and hold his seat in this body,
unless expelled hy two-thirls. lie IL
Illustrated the idca 10y taking a man
sentenced to the State Prison, who
could hold his seat here until a two
thirds vote. 1 suppose that this rcso-
luton has been acted on in caucus
lis a forcgone co~nclusion-no use Ia
oppose 1t, perhaps, but he had ex-
pressed his opinion and should vote
against il.
Hall took up the illustration of the
horse thief i'll the State Prison who
might hold a seat here. Iii such a Sen.
ator after being in the prison should
come here, he thought every senator
would vote to expel him, whether hC
he a Democrat or Republican. As fol
a senator abiuring his county. and
then claiming his seat here, he though.
IL absurd: under such circumstance
two-thirds would vote to expel. IL
declare his eat vacant would requir.
a two-thirds vote.
Mccoy thought there should he ;
difference between Il resolution To ex
pei n Senator for a crime committed
and for some other delinquencies
This resolution makes no distinction
Ii confounds an Infamous with Venii
offen>e, or mere default.
McCoy's motion 10 lay on the table
Bonnifield's substitute was carried b,
the following vote:
AyeS-Boring. Cleveland. Eastman
Fox, Hazard, Hill, McBcth, Mccoy
Mills, Mullen, fhcIan, Small, Spcn
cer-l3.
Noes-Abraham, Bonnifield. Brown
Crawford, Hall, Hastings. l~lazlctl
Hopkins, Shamp-a.
The Secretary Of the Governor pre-
scented the Annual Reports Of the stat
Controller and Treasurer.
Adjourned TILL > o'clock.
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ASSEM
MONDAY. Jan. %.

MONDAY, Jan. %, 1871.
Assembly convened al 1880 "A. III.
Speaker Lowery i'm the Chair.
Roll called-four absent.
Leave of absence for one day grant
ed Buckingham, Likens, Potter and
Roney.
Prayer by Rev. ]. d. Hammond,
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
Smith, from the Committee on Cor
porations, reported back, amended,
Assembly Bill No. %.
Bowman moved To reconsider the
vote by which Senate Bill No. ~ (rela-
tive to jackasses, ct al passed on Sat
urday.
Lockwood moved to lay the motion
on the table. Carried.
T%rousdale gave notice of his intcn-
ton TO Introduce a bill for an Act in
relation 10 public highways.
Assembly Bill No. 81, an Act to reg
ulate proceedings in civil cases, was
read second time and referred to the
Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Senate Bill y. 81, concerning con
veyances executed without the State,
referred to Judiciary Committee.
INTRODUCTION.
Savage introduced a bill authorizing
a State loan To pay Territorial indcbt
edness. Rules suspended, bill reat
second time by title and referred {,
Committee on Ways and Means, will
instructions TO print.
Garaghan, a bill for All Act amenda
tory of an Act To redistrict the State
Raises salary of Judge of the Seven
teenth Judicial District, Lincoln cot
ty, from 81 800 To 5000 per mum.
Referred to Lincoln county delegation
Williams, 4 bill 10 amend Section )
of the revenue Act. Rules suspended
bill read second time by title and re
ferred to the Committee on Ways am
Means, with instructions to print.
Garaghan, a bill relative TO the reg
istry law. Rules suspended, bill rea
second time by title AMI referred
Committee on Elections, with instruc
tons to print.
Beck, n bill in relation To publ
highways. Rules suspended, bill rea
second time by title and referred I
Committee ON Internal Improvement
with inst ructions to print.
Beck, by leave, a bill c%oncernin
terms Of Courts in the several Judici;
Districts of this State. Rules suspend
ed. bill read second time by title an
referred to Committee on Judiciary.
!. GENERAL FILE.
Assembly Bill No. IA. to provi,
> revenue for the support of the COVER
> ment Of this State. Removing Il
: tax on the proceeds of mines.1 i
definitely postponed; ayes. ~; noe
!, 3: absent, 4.
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HE'S
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRASCIsCo. Jan. 2.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. D.
The total rainfall to date is $1,000
inches. Weather still very warm
and raining.
There is a hitch in the negotia-
tons for three matches between Ru-
dolph and Dion, the latter demand
ing that the agent of the former put
up $500 Internationally, which he is
unwilling to do, as Rudolph might
never live to reach here. He offers
to put it up on condition that he ar
rives here.
The Grand Jury to-day returned
36 indictments, as follows: Grand
larceny. 16; assault and battery, ,;
bodily injury, ); mayhem, l; muir
der, 4; burglary, >; robbery, s.
Much anxiety is felt for the safe
ty of the ship Lookout, now 1SC
days out from New York with a gem
eral cargo for this port.
Capt. Stewart, Of the Sailors
Home, was examined in the Police
Court to-day on n charge of appro-
priating the funds that the sailors
deposited with him for safe keeping.
He claimed that every dollar hat
been sunk in the Home and that hS
left by advice of friends on accoun
Of i'll health. changing his name t,
avoid detection after he heard tina
there was danger of being mobbeC
if caught. He was sent up on L
charges. Total bail, IS, 500.
The friends of Louis Cohen CLAIM
that he has been appointed Specia
Government Agent for this coast
vice DIR. Mclean, removed.
Stocks active, and tolerably strong
Hidden Treasure, - 10; Imperial
SO; Grown Point, SO; Ophir, s.
Chollar, SCI; Yellow Jacket, $40
Hale & Norcross, 800; Savage, S47
Gould X Curry, SAT 30.