Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-22
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Shaksperian library was destroyed. The
art gallery was not injured.
.-"Success would take away the stigma, ="
was the response Ex-senator Caldwell to sid
ucy Clark, when the latter called the can
yass in which Caldwell was elected United
States Senator a pure money transaction.
We fear the honorable Senator from Kansas
represents fat too large a class among our
public men OF to-day.
Notwithstanding the fact that Susan
b. Anthony is supposed to be in durance
vile at Rochester, she is able TO be present
at Washington for the purpose Of running
the Woman Suffrage Convention about to
be held there Her " imprisonment ow.
ing to the courtesy Of United States Mar
shall Kinney, is very pleasant legal Ge-
ton.
The testimony in the case OF Senator
Caldwell Of Kansas grows worse rather
than better. Unless he is grossly maligucd,
aud can clear up the matter, The Senate
will undoubtedly make short work Of h.m,
as it ought to do. 1t certainly cannot be-
denied that the committee Of which Ssna-
tor Morton is the head, is thoroughly prob
ing and pressing the case.
The widow Of man in Chicago who
was killed in a drunken brawl 10 a Chicago
liquor saloon has sued both the proprietor
Of the saloon and the owner Of the building
IN which it is kept for $4,000 damages.
The new liquor law Of Illinois authorizes
the bringing Of such an action; and, if this
case should be decided in favor Of the
widow, the rents Of the rumsellers will be
likely to rise pretty rapidly.
Mr.. Arthur John Otway, formerly
British Under Secretary of State for For.
eigu Affairs, and row Mem,or Of Parla-
ment for Chatham, addressed his coustiiu-
ents in that town the other night Aliud.
ing to the Geneva arbitration, he expressed
himself Satisfied with the result ENGLAND
in his opiniop. was morally responsible for
the damages caused by the priyateei
Alabama and he vonld ebeerrully consent
to the paymept of the award made bv the
Board Of Arbitrators.
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