St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

>trcWm with half-catcn corpScS. aId
gannbaliSm is not uncommon. he
Famine Relief SorirtN IN London has
already sent ont $50 900. which. Though
the librlality of the lmdoE European
| Telegraph Company, who permit the
use of their wires gratis. l. placed III
the hands of agents III Persia within Il
few hours AFTER il is subscribed. The
people are still IN terrible need of as
si>tamcc. and il il come at all II must
come quickly.
The PEACE JUEILEE.-Th The season
tickets for the Worlds Peace Jubilee.
To- hc held in Boston. from June II T."
july t. are so each. admitting to all
concerts in the great Coliseum between
the above dates. With an orchestra of
4.OW. and Il chorus of 2O.OOO. this is Il
small price. Ia say nothing of the hnu-
uuct of artists who will sustain solo
parts and show such Il collection of
talent aS the world has never before
Witnessed at amy one musical festival.
Single admissions are five dollars.
The II. Alhdn> Messenger. the Other
day. met Il onc-lImrd man. and feeling
its >ymparlir> running "ut after him.
inquired. ">"Idirl = He said. No.
circular Saw.
The New Hampshire papers say that
woman - years old. who for - Years
has been an inmate Of he Manchester
alm>houSr. has lust been removed hy Il
son living al the West. VIII" until re
Gently supposed his mother dead. She
was placed III the poor house 10y Il
Wealthy son living in the vicinity.
la the superior criminal court 1T Dos
ton on Thursday. Thomas Murphy.
aged II. VIII" fatally STABILIZED George
Thornton. Il lad of T.. Il few days ago.
WAS found guilty of mam>laughtcr bat
was recommended to the mercy of the
court. The sentence MAS deferred.
Sixteen boys recently Transferred
from the >chool->hip to the We>thoro.
Mass. reform school escaped Tuesday
night 10y twisting of th, iron graliug~
from one of the windows.
\ Lawrence man DESTROYS of having
Il tooth extracted recently took ether.
and a> he hogan to regain consciousness
inquired. where am | ," ''In Jail for
killing Your wife. responded the face
tiou> dentist. lin iHil for killing my
wife | always thought 1t would come
To that"
Gen. W. W. Grnut has Income edi-
t"rially connected with the Orleans
County Monitor. The General resumes
the harness vigorously. but we warn
him at the. threshold of the dangers of
Earlc-lN rising. IIood>tock .Shnddid.
Rev. DIR. X. :. StorrS. .Ir. just home
from Europe. had an enthusiastic re
cepti"n from his people at brooklyn.
"Wednesday night. and made feeling
address. expressing his happiness at
returning t" his charge.
Seth Wilbur Payne. editor of the
Utica Daily Bee. has returned from
prison to his editorial >;lnctum. lie WAS
rcccil ed ut the Utica depot 10y warm
friends and Il salute from Il battery
Henry jackson of London. y. H.. re-
GENTLY attempted suicide lay hanging.
but was cut down 10y his son. where
upon ne took the rope and administer
ed Il tremendous whipping L" every
member of his family.
Joshua Il. Smith. Il celebrated Boston
caterer. i the first colurcd man ever
elected a delegate Ia II National Con
Vcutinn from the state of MuS~achu-
sets. Though firm friend of Senator
sumner. he advocates the Ic-nomina-
ti"n of President Grant.
Daniel Webster Appleton. who wa>
81 cNcrclN burned in the NcpomSrt
lnck-up. recently. died at Boston city
hospital. Thursday night.
An inchiatcd Grcrlcyman WAS din
ing at Il western hotel. the other day.
Beef. pork. mutton, veal ur chicken -
said the polite waiter. II don't care Il
II. WAS the reply; anything To
beat Grant.
In the libel suit of j. W. Simuntun
against the pr"prirtnr> of the Boston
Times. Judgment has been entered for
SI.OOh. with costs. The libel consisted
III reflections upon the integrity of MIR. |
management a> General
Agent of the Associated Press: but no
WAS made to sustain the ac-
cu>;ition> i'll court.
Twin Children of Mrs. Ball of Port
land. Me-. 10 months old. were left hy
their mother for Il few moments alone. /
when eat attacked one of them. lyin" |
upon the floor. tearing and biting her
flesh about the face in Il horrible man.
nei. large pieces from the cheek having |
been torn ont and dcvourcd. 1t is pos
>ihle the child may live.
Saturday evening. Mrs. Albert l..
BlakcSIce of New Haven. while horse /
back riding in company with her huS- |
band. had the misfortune to get her
dress dis;lIramgcd through the FESTIVE
action of her horse. Meeting Il party |
OF students they ofcourSe raised Il shout |
and the horse, becoming frightened. !
oil ut full speed. throwing th,
lady. dragging her some distance hy |
one foot, which caught in the stirrrrp. |
and finally stumbling and falling upon
her. Mrs. Blake>lee was terribly hriIis-
cd, hut will probably recover.
Joseph Gldzier of Gardiner, Me-. had .
ms arm caught 10y rollers in IL paper
mil recently. and being unable to get
clear coolly turned his head upon one
side, to save his nose, and was drawn
through Il space only four inches wide
to his hips. He says as the rolls passed
over his head it made noise like grind
ing coffee in Il mill. and that's the last
he remembers. The blood spirited from
his eyes, ears and mouth so us to 90 on
to the dryer, twelve feet distant. He
was taken up for dead, but after a few
hours revived and now is about the
streets seemingly no worse for his fear
Jul experience.