St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-23


that time Signs of consumption began
to iprrar. Some time in September
his parents took him to the MaSsachu-
sets General Hospital III this CITY.
where the operation of cutting open
the Windpipe and inserting Il silver
tube WAS performed. From this time
to the Eth day of February he h..,
spoken only i'll Il whisper and hrcathrd
through the tube in his neck. His
health. otherwise than the terrible.
cough caused by the pin and cherry
stone i'll his lung. which has been grad
uallv wearing him down. has been bet
ter then could have been expected. Last
Monday night he gavca terrible cough
and Stramglcd. and Selling the tube
with his own hands, drew il ont of his
neck, and clappimg his hand over the
inci>ion pulled from the tube the pin
and cherry stone. The stone had en-
largcd considerably and the pin Wa,
badly c"rrodcd. The health of the hol
has steadily improved since then Bos-
ton JOUiHUi
ENECrTIoN OF \ CUBAN CHIEF.-A
Havana correspondent describes a> fol
lows the manner in which IL Young Gu
ban chcttain. captured in battle. met
the fate which the cruel Spanish Noluu-
tecr> mete out to all prisoners of war:
"Another brave youth has Welded up
his life on the altar of Cuban imdrprli-
dcHCc. Juan Luis Arius;i. IL Young man
of fine attaimmcnts. about twcutN->i\
wears of age and born in this city. va,
executed ut Sanrti Espiritu on the 2gth
ult. Ari">a arrived on this island some
two Years ago III Il successful expeditions
and has Lately held the position of Chief
of STAN To the in>urgcmt leader. S.tlomr
Hernandez. In an attack hV the span
I>h troops. AIl">a WAS captured with Il
number of others. " no were SUMMARY
executed. He being an officer of i'm
purtanrc, WAS taken to the city. there.
to he executed and satisfy the Voun-
tc"r> lomgingS for such Spcctacles.
Brigadicr General AcuSta. an intimate
friend of Young Arinsa'S father. used
his influence with the Volunteers to
have them petition for the Young mans
pardon. They We're willing to consent
if Ariosa would promise to Join ii Span
i>h guerilla and fight against the Gu
bans. When this condition was stated
t" him. AIiosa Indignantly and hcroi
cally replied: If that is the condition
for my life. shoot me-" He died 4,
valiantly as he had lived ArioSl'>
father still resides in Havana. is wealthy
and Il large property holder. Among
other property the old Louvre block
directly behind the Tacun Theatre. in
which he built Il smaller theatre known
~ the 'Thcatrc d'Ariusr." belongs To-
him. He has also lost his only other
>"n III the Instruction.
1t requires eighty seven tons of coal
and toIty-tiNe cords of wood ii day to
feed the fires kept under the boilers OF
tn" Manchester Print Works Mills.
The mother of Rev. W. II. II. Murry
died on Saturday. week, at her h"m,.
i'll GuildfuId. Conn. She was a good
woman.
y hackwoodS ring" has been disc,
cred 10y the grand jury Of Coos county.
which found indictments. last week.
against eight persons. who have been
>clcctmcn Of Columbia nj different times
since lN61. tor applopriating 800 ot
the town funds To THEN own use. Each
Of the indicted Selcctmrn gave >9uOu
"Hll for their appearance at the April
court. Columbia has hut 80 inhahIl
ants and a valuation of S2O2.Gl-
The best republicans just now arr
those who are exposing the abuse aud
c"1rlPtI"mN of the administration party.
- uHt pure. then peaceful" Ho>f"u
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Peter Cartright. the celebrated old
Methodist Minister. WAS stricken with
paIaly sis ON Monday. 9TH, at hi> home
III Pleasant Mills. Samgamom county.
HI. and at last accounts WIS >pccrhlr>>
and at the point of death. This cid
man WAS the pioneer of Mrthndi>t> loo
the West and Southwest early in the
present century. He WAS Il man "l
muscle. and delighted in his youugr'
days To make the devil pray.
This. My LORD. l. THE Law" \
tea. \. Y. man. who killed another
III drunken hIawl. has been >cutcu-
rcd t" Auburn prison for four wears -
guilty of manSlaughtcr in the third de.
gree: while IL School-matr of hi> has
been sentenced 10y the same court t"
til" same prison for five Years for steal.
ing Il pair of shoes
The New York Tribune refcrs,to the
tactics adopted to defeat the Civil
rights bill i'll the Senate as ''diaphan-
"us. which moves the ErcniHJ Ndd t"
remark that '.snce the time W hen Tom
Hood Sileured IL Bilingsgatc fish We.
man 10y calling her Il neutrality-suspicious..
there has been no such severe language
as this"
\ goose, - Years of age, belonging t.
\. IL. Gould of'ropStield, died on Satul
day.
At Fall River, on "Wednesday after
noon. Il drunken lrishman stripped him
self entirely naked and plunged int"
Il pond, where he remained twenty
minutes performing SIndry gymnastics.
W hen he had become sufficiently cooled.
some one waded in and brought him
ashore nearly exhausted. lie WAS re
ported comfortable and sober the NEXT
morning. 1t is IL wonder he was not
frozen to death.
The expression. I'VE differ with him
has been criticised, but John G.. Whittier
and George W. Curtis Use it.
There is Il woman % wears old living
i'll Bloomfield, Conn. who does her own
work, and last Year knit over 100 pairs
of stockings, besides refusing an otftr"i