St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-22
Sparks from the Hub.


hetf ordered the closing of all the rum
shops in the city, and he was commend
ed f,r tbi, nr..c,,ti,u.,r,. ,,..,sr,.. I'll.
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'''H''' papers i''''"'h upon 'ht great
falling of III disturbances and roWdN-
ism as the effect of this order. If surh
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',N 'l'IhS I'll A"'''INoii, ii'a'h ~ 10.
ii;id narrow escape. h"N were en-
pI"N'd clearing up the basement Satllr-
diN evening, aS usual, WHEN som" one
M'h' OUT ANA I"'he'l 'l' """r' Nlirh
.nc names n,i'>' INT" the upper stories
'h'N r'>iit" i"i inc u""I' Nhl'h l." lh'li
i"'' ny '"''''" ''N'''' '''"''''T
an" ""llhiiiS l"l n'lp were Nall. ANA
the dool resisted their efforts To break
II down. roNIdrntlallN the liIcnrcn
burst II open. when the clerks rushed
out.
When the fire, got into the rear of
some of the lar", boot and shoe. HOUSES
ON the west side, of Pearl street. and
There WIS not the SLIGHTEST hone of 81,
broke omen hn\rS and ,.,.,s and helm
eel themselves iudi~rIiminaIrlN +" shoes
and boots. y" one objected. and the
general impression seemed I" ID" that
the stock had thus better h" distributed
l"r I'ilNH'' use imam ul'ril\ "'>,r"\'".
nv 1T '"'> 'i'' "" WI ny ''' ''N
an" '''r "'''i''l' anu 'i''lN >l' "'"h on
'"' III '>'"'''N ana ''''''''' new "''''''
WI ''' spot
! he Bo>ton ire department has tween
~ two steam engines. THIS mIimlnrI
WAS Increased toriT htN during lac. nIoar
fine. II l. said. by the departments at
other towns and cities.
rhira"o has still half. miIIi,,, d,II.,,-
of the relief fund. and her contribution
of Slm.OOO To Boston l. from that.
Though Chicag" is again prosperous.
and gives abundance of work ut good
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tu talk, care, Of. thrms,I,,. and vi,I,nmI
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tracing their liabilities back To rh, tire.
and 50 continuing to hc the. hrnrtiriarir>
of the relief organization.
II seems that there. were three. hmm
Jr.d and three. firms IN m. .hn.. .,n,I
leather trad, ON Pearl and High streets
alone.
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,s thar firm generously Ii.t,iI,nt,.J iL.,t
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81 WHY s'i''''i '"''''" '"'iF'''" I"
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Boston has reversed the Scriptures
the people VIII" SIM il great light SIT in
diikheSS. No gas
Hereafter. the worst Nou can wish
Your enemy will he. that SomchndN
may put ManSard roof on him.
\ Boston merchant hoyiur asked tb,.
question WHO is responsible, for the
loss occasioncd by the blowing mn. with
gunpowder. of the buildings in this city
at the late fire ," the reply is made that
the loss is precisely the snm,. rs if the,
had been burned. If the buildings
blown up were at such IL distance from
the fire that il is doubtful if hey would
have burned, the city may Ice held re-
Sponsihlc. An insurance ease is quoted
from Ncndclls New York reports,
showing that the loss of buildings I'M
der >llc'l circumstances Is loss hy fire
within the meaning of the policy of in
Surance.
After the fire in Boston. cindrrs.
pieces of newspapers, bills. dry goods.
etc, were found in bingham and ad
Joining towns. and even us far as West
Scituate- twenty miles from Boston.
Pieces of charred goods. silks and wool
ems, newspapers. bills. ETC.. were found
III the roads and fields, and at one time
on saturday night, looking from south
bingham toward Boston. the air seem
ed full of clndcrs. vt West Scituate II
government bond WIS found. the edges
of which had been burned, and i'll the
adjoining town of bingham II fragment
of Il : 10 bill WAS picked up. leaves of