St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-14

lllt HINES lbl Years ~ come.
A boy in the book room of the Co,..
monwealth office in Topeka. Ioad.d n.
fnrcman'S pipe with powder The ,t,'.
was discharged 50 was the hot. RI,
foreman thinks he will ultimately -.
cover the sight of one eye.
Near Cecil. Md, the intense r,I.I
weather on Wednesday of last v,,l
WAS the cause of an unusual phrporp.
non. Two tall poplar trees, three, fee,
III diameter. were split i'll two h, TN,
frost, with IL loud report re>emblinrrl.
explosion Of nitro-gllcerinc
An iricle, says the Danhury N,r.
nearly two feet long. fell from il Min.
street building Friday afternoon. and
went point first down the back Of r
elderly man who WAS standing on tb,
walk below talking about for ign m.>
sions. The subject WAS Immediate,
changed.
The National Paper Mill at Lire
owned by Prentice Z. Baird, wa~ bum,
ed on sunday noon, two rag cu.in..
only being saved. Loss, S2O.GOU. IN
surcd for SlO.OOO. The mill wa>u>,J
for the manufacture of collal papr,
and will he rebuilt ut once.
y scotchman named Neil Rrntlra
in the employ of Henry Arnold. Of
South Adams. accidcntly fell on II hH,,
saw i'll rapiG motion on Saturday air,i-
noon. the s;iN striking him neal ,h,
chin, and entering his right shouid,..
passing diagonalll across his body ua
completely >everimg him III twain Iii.
ling him instantly.
\ New York paper says that the hos,
gambler of the American den thai N.,>
recently raided on i'll Paris was folmri-
y Il Baptist clergyman III this state. aud
preached in Bo>ton and NeN York hc.
fore tine war. His name is james 7
Wells, and his principal cortedcrir,
wa> one P"pple, from Hartford. q.
General Leslie Combs has take.
bath every morning of his lite fol ri,
last twenty Years, and has never nol
IN "NcIcoat during this time. tie j,
eighty }cal> old. and hale and hearts.
"Duc>tickS." who went to Nimn,auuI.
tor his health. got it. ANA now g"r> bach
to \rw York to run down HgIi.. H.,
says he would rather he all invalid n
New York ihin an athlete in MINES.
Ia winter.
When Il Young man receives tNuc.',
direct at II church door. and one. Ito.
at home" hint, from Il Young lady. il :
about time for him to change hi base.
unless he has greater pcr>eN erancr than
common >enSc.
y lady residing in Providence. Rhode
Island. received letter day ol tuo
.t,,unUp,in,, ria. l,..t-l. D.
brother i'll Nevada. 10y the premature
explosion of Il mining blast. Her fuur
other brothers also died of sudden
disaster, two 10y drowning. one b,
Steamboat explosion. and one 10y rl,..
road accident. Such Il singular taIalit}
III one family is of rare occurrence.
William +. Fclch. of Scahrouk. ulo
has been confined in the County Jail
III Exeter. y. H. since April last. await
my trial for disturbing it Second \u
vent meeting in Seahrook. died a>r
evening of smallpox. after Il toItnighr-
Illness. The prisoner was di>rhaI.,d
however. 10y order of the count. har
contracted the disease before the rrqu
site papers were made out. rcea>iu.
hun from custody.
The boiler i'll the agricultural work.
of Yates Brothers. near Havana. ILL.,.
cApl"ded saturday afternoon. dcmol
i>hiug the building and some Others AZ.
joining. one al the proprietoIs VA,
forced through plank partition ami
terribly mangIrd. His brother 49,,
badly -c;,lded Neither is expected t.
Recover.
Just ~ RmhimStein WAS sitting down
I" the instrument to give the cloSim.
number of one ut his New Orleans con
ccrtS. Il CLEAN OF bright sunshine cam,
through the windows and some idiot
shouted fire. There was Il panic aud
a stampede. Instantly. and Ruhim>tclL
turned from the piano and gazed DO
amazencnt at the frightened audience.
mquiling if that was the usual etfrcr 81
sunshine upon New Orleans people
order WIS at length restored and the
performances went on.
The remarkable statement l. made
concerning the Ohio State PrnirrurIal.
that nine hundred and sixty of the con
vets have prote>Sed religion since rtr
formation OF the prison church a tcl
and Il half ago. OF these. about q hun.
drcd have been discharged. and iuucd
churches outside. and are living culr>-.
tent Christian lives.
The LOSSES of the Granite state iaIh
AT Na>hua. LAY the emhczzlcncuf 81 the
cashier. y. Appleton Shutc. viii ,ol-
>lderahll exceed S5O.OOO. but will not
lca'i /" its Suspension. The a~-rj> OF
the bank will pay oft all its liabilities.
and there Is no probability that the 10.
Stituti"n will be deprived ct it, ri.urr'.
The Stockholders propose To repair the
capital of SlOO.0OO and continue il
business as usual.
This is the way Gen. John Cuchrdnr
settled the question of female >urillGr.
IN the Liberal General Committee ot
New York: M the domestic health
woman Votes ami implant> the >rrd> OF
law. and ihrl VIII" say (heIc tn, Gene.
al brought down his fist um the table
thai 81" * not Il legislator lie. and thr'
know II. tthccrS.) Let her remain 90
the domestic circle. CArrlau>e.)
The unhappy state of affairs in nab
Is likely soon to he rcnrdird. The
President Is determined to have a hrt.
ter administration of Justice in the pa
lN%amouS territory. A. matters nov
stand there the .iulirs are almost en-
tirely composed of Mormon~. and It /,
impossible 10 get them t" render Vel
dict against amy of their assuratc>
lhrr l. Il strong feeling in Con-r>'
about the matter. and undnuhlruH
prompt measures Will he taken hN that
body before il adjourI>. The hrtlG
>cn>, of the nation rrvoltS against the
Mormon government and viii rcioic' ii
its speedy overthrow.