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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

FIRE.-The alarm Of fire, about o'clock last
evening was Oecasionsd by the burning Of ssVoral
straw shsds and their contents, on the farm Of
Joseph Richardson, about q mile from MilminR-
ton, on the Newport pike. Word being sent 70
this city the Water Witch engine and several hoso
carriages were quickly on the spot, bot e. water
for the engine Was not ObtAinable, thsy could do
no serVieo. The Aro WaS extinguisbod With buckets
Of water, and the barn and other OntbuildinRS
saved. The loss sustained is rot consldsrahls.
In driving over tbs rough bed OF Newport pike
the Water Witch engine was jOlted 90 hard that
one Of the iron arms which support the suction,
Was broken eG. This damage, however, Il easily
repaired.
The Fame HOse carriage, In dcaeendlng The
hill, near where khe Reading Railroad crosses tho
pike, became snmanAgeahls, and eScaping from
the control Of those WhO held IL, rushed down thO
hill and eapEzsd against q fence. Il was quite
seFioualy damaged and broken.
The Delaware hose carriage, in a similar man.
1er, escaped from those who held Il, but was re-
captured before II capSiEsd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

DKcRAsED.-HaTlan Cloud, o. ChIiStiana Hun
dred, died St bis residence, yesterday. Heawas
known and respected throughout his neighbor-
hood as one OF the most honest aud industrious
citizens. On several occasions he was selected 70
serve on the Democratic ticket and was elected TO
the Lower House of the Legislature, in which body
he discharged his duty in satisfactory manner.
His funeral will take place on the 18th instant
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

FIoHT AT DELMAR.-6ome time last week
il is said fght occurred at Delmar, Sus 7ex
county, on the Delaware Railroad. between
party Of freight train hands and several wood
saWyers. The "wood butchers" we're too much
for their opponents, and the latter were beaten
of, one Of them being punished quite severe
lv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.

Wednesday, Dec. Is. 1875 P. N.
Beef Cattle were in fair demand this week. and
prices generally were higher. About 5000 head ar
rived and sold at 71%a71zc. for extra Penna. and
Western Steers 74<asc for few choice; 5SaTc. for
fair to good do. and 4asc per lb gross for common.
as to quality.
Sheep were also in fair demard. 1900 head ar
rived and sold at 5c51c. per Id, gross, as to con-
ditiOn.
Hogs were active and higher. 7000 head arrived
and sold AZ 81 5Qa7 70 per 100 lbs. net.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

Nor YET FoUND.-The body of young Phillips,
who was Supposed to have been murdered near
GreensborOugh, Caroline county, Nd. last week,
has not yet been recovered. NJ Blades aud John
T. Dill are confined in jail at Denton, on suspi-
cion of being the mnrdereTs. The search for the
body has been 90 thorough, though without avail.
that IL Is fee~ed it will never be recovered, unless
the murdeTeTs confess.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

ESCAPE FROM THE CITY HOsPITAL.-Last even
ing Edward Taylor, an insane man, whose attempt
ed suicide was mentioned in the GAZETTE Iast
Thursdsy, escaped from the room of the CITY
Hospital, in which hO vas confined, by jumpin1
from the window 70 the ground, \ distance Of
some fourteen feet. he then made his way to hiS
old boarding house, on West I'd street, near JEFF
ferson, attracting considerable attention BIZ his
wild dsmeanor and banda2ea throat His sscaDS
from the hospital vas soon discovered, and hO
was pursued, recaptured and taken back. His
actions ale NO v closely watched.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

PRIME LONDON layer raisine told) at 15C. per
Ib.; new do at 20a2jc, new loose muscatel do.
(dpest) at 25 iue Dehesas do. at SSc.; finest De-
has do. at 42c, and the best seedless and valeu-
cia do at l5c. per pound ONLY at BOWMAN, gro
GER ID and King.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16
CUBA.
NO LATER NEWS IN RIEERENcE To THE vIR
GINIUs.

GINIUs.
HAvAHA, December 15.-The city is per-
feCily quiet. There is no later news in regard
to the ViFginius. A number Of prominent and
wealthy slave owners met yesterday TO
discuss the question Of abolition. The meet
ing adjourned without defuite action.
The Diario strongly condemns the riotors
denominations Of Friday night, and wants to
know who iDEtlgated the movement. All those
who took part in it really aided the rebellion.
The Captain General should proceed with
rigor HgAinst the disturbers Of the peace, and il
necsssaFy declare martial Law throughout The
island.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

No POLICE CAsEs.-This morning there were
no police csses-nOt one; but last evening, the
penitential altas at two Of our methodist churches
were crowded with Tepentant sinners, while extra
religious meetings were held ct two other church
es. This is . gratifying state OF affairs, aud VIC
hope il may continue
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

SALE OF FURs, &c Elsewhere, Messrs. Ogle
Il Miller auctioneers, advertise sale of.hne turs,
shaWls, and other artlcle' at heir auction room,
al the n. w. Corner of Fourth and X ing streets,
tomorrow morning and afternoon. Our lady
readers, in particular, should peruse this adver-
tisement, aud attend the sale.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

SUFFERERS from coughs, colds, bronchitis,
Group, influenza or whOOPing cough, will find re-
lief in DIR. WistArs Balsam of Wild Cherry,
which has now been in use for nearly half n cen
tury, and still maintains its long established rep
utation as the great remedy for all diseases of the
throat lungs and chest 2E
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

CHANdEs. BenjSmin MUvRatIoyd has been
elected Vice President of the Mutual Loan Asso-
citation, and VIM. S. Watt has been elected Din :
tr vice Mr Murgatroyd, promoted.
Geo Jack he's bsen elected ID -ector N the
Dismond State Loan Association.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

LocATED-As we mentioned few days ago,
A. n. Keithler, Esq, OF this city, has located Ia
PHILADELPHIA, and opened a real estate and gen.
eraI agency office. His Office is at No. 1SS South
Sixth street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

Commissioners are now having temporary wood
en- bridge constructed at Avondale, to supply the
wants Of travel, until next spring, when another
stone structure win be contracted for and erect
ed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

ANOTHER REvIvAL.-A revival is now in pro-
press at Kingswood Chapel, over the Eleventh
Street Bridge, which is quite successful. Quite a
number of penitents were at the altar last right,
and tho interest is increasing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

PosTPoHKD The meeting which was called at
the Institute Hail. this evening" for tho purpose OF
organizing Young Mems Christian Association,
has been postponed one week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

The Secretary Of the Treasury aaceEtained
Yesterday that the public deht bas increased
s. 5,OO0, 900 since the hnt Of this month.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

BOWMAN. I'd aud King, has and will have dur
ing the holidays, fine assortment of the finest
goods In his line including candies, nuts, oranges.
low I r ces.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16
coNcRRssIoMAL.

The House Of Representatives has passed reso-
January 9th.
The Senate spent several hours In Executive
session, yesterday, considering the nomination OF
Attorney GeneraI Williams 70 be Chief Justice,
aud adjourned without confirming. Several Sena-
tors are doubtful Of Mr.. Williams confirmation.
The Special Committee on Congressional Saa
Iies have agreed to report bill fixing the salaries
Of CougreSsmsn ct $500, and allowing actual
travelling expenses to and from a session OF Con-
gress. The salaries Of the President and Justices
Of the Supreme Court are unchanged.
The Civil Rights bill agreed on by the House
judiciary Committee provides that no person shall
be excluded from any public place OF building on
account Of race cot or previous tervltudc, under
penalty 0f fine of not not less than 500 nor
more than $4,000. An action for damages may be
instituted. The bill includes schools, churches,
theatres, cemeteries, railroads. steamships, etc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

Rappleys's Pure White Olive Soap is sold by
all FTqeels. Ask them for Il. Almond. agent. eth
end Market streets. WilmingtQp, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

The increase OF the public debt this month
Is put at $4,000 Secretary Richardson
has written letter to Mr.. Dawes, in which
he estimates the increase at million at the
present time. Whatever may be the amount,
the fact Is sufficient to show that additional tax
alton Is necessary, and so vanishes the much
vaunted "free breakfast table" under the tax
on the tea and coffee, both Of which the Sec
retary recommends be PLACED in the tariff.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

We have large stock OF Children.s SnOes
Skssn N'' w WI, II. BABCCCk 4 Co..
SCS Market ST.. doors below Fourth.
.RrsuNPTIoN OF SPEcIK PAYNEST -Wm. II. BaS-
cecL n Co, SiS MarGet street, doors 6einU 4n,
S;Ii ,ske srer in ex lange for Boots aDJ noes 70
a limited extent Ia, don't want too much oi H.
kNU
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16
CITY MoTIoEs.

= The best recommendation Of the Bisuarck Oaitei
yhSjf11frk nom those who have worn them. They m
Variably advise their fiends to drop in 9n9 try
-. 2O6 Market street.
"A good article adFertises itself ana tne Das
,nmrcE Gaifer for CSeneemen is uRiVersduv recon
mended bY those who have worn it as the Gd'er
Dor comfort aud convenience EoI sale onIyu nEIyuX ~
= 2O6 Market street.
Mems Caters, q and up,
Mems Boots. 50 and ups
Ladies Shoes, 81 50 and up.
co.. 49, AZ 'He O'N BABCOCK 4 BRO,
- 2O6 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

a. Faois are Fdds.--"Tell the truth and shame
ol5 SntSn" there is no getting around it: what We
SSvs aid said and the public bear us out in our
conclusion that for first class boot shoe Or galter
% slI -, ~ !, N0' 'N' WM. II. BABC0CK 4 co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16
TVOsE PURCHASING

BOOis aud Shoes 81 Sl3 MaIAet IeeS. 80 -; S.1,r
Io11 Fourth have the advantage OF selecung lrou
AIATss anu '~''' WM. Il. BADCOCK & co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-16

ever introduced. Those who may doubt the Cd.
perior advantages of this shoe over all others.
should call and satisfy themselves, at
WM. II. BABCOCK d CO.,
oct29-Sn S13 Market Street, doors below 4th
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07

CaSsius. aged fifteen, died on Wednesss
day the 22d Albert, aged twelve, ON
Thursday the Odd, and child between
one and two years old. on Tuesday the
18th. rho family consisted of eight
persons. All have been sick with small
poX or v;Iinloid. Four have died as
above stated. The others are getting
better. No other cases have as vet
been rep, zee; i'll the viz Unity or in the
town, and as the usual time of coming
down with the disease after exposure
has passed. it is hoped and believed
that the disease will not spread. \
pretty thorough work of vaccinating
the people has resulted from this terri
BILE calamity in one family.
MONTPELIER. Feb. IA disastrous
fire occurred at Mortified last evening,
resulting in Il total destruction of the
large WOODEN factory of Joseph Gould
n son. The fire originated in Il picker.
The building and machinery are Il total
loss. Some of the stock waS saved.
The amount of loss has not been stated,
though it i said to he (ahoVe insurance.
about thirty Thousand dollars. One
hundred hands are thrown ont of en-
ployment.
NEWPORT. The Railroad Company
are Just commencing 10 have the Mem
phrrmIag"g House painted. AS it is to
he thoroughly painted. inside and out,
it is expected that it will take until
June To finish it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07
Horrible Tragedy at Boston.

y frighttul tragedy occurred at BoS-
ton on Saturday AFTERNOONS. when IL man
named Alfred q. Love shot his only
child. Il pretty little girl of four. and
then killed himself. Love WAS about
ID wears old, and WAS Il camvaSScr for
the sale of patent rights. He was mar
RED. five Years ago, To Il Young lady III
Hudson Mass. who WAS only half his
age. but the marriage did not prove Il
happy one. and, after considerable
trouble together, they separated last
Thanksgiving. the wife refusing To live
amy longer with him. They had one
child, Oracle Mabel Love. bright and
handsome little Girl. who would have
been four Years old in April. and. on
the mothers leaving her husband. she
took the daughter with her.
Mrs. Love and the child have lately
occupied an upstairs room III Il tcmc-
mcnt on Bcnnct street. and here II WAS
that the tragedy WAS committed. Mrs.
Love had intended To take her child to
BridgcWaicr. Saturday attcrnuon. where.
it would Ice SAFE. from m"leStatiom 10y
the husband. While making arrange
mcnt> to this end, between > and 3
o'clock. Saturday afternoon. the hu>-
band called at the house. and the land
lady. >lI>pccting who he WAS. spoke To
Mrs. Love. who came To the door. and
her husband went up stains. According
To the Wumam'> story. they had con>d-
crahlc talk about family affairs. Love
repeating hi desire To have POSSESSION
of the child which his wife utterly re
fused. They We're about ready To- ."
away. and the three came down from
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07

The frey Fitzpatrick having failed to
overthrow Grant or get himself an
Office, has settled down as jersey hay
dealer, i'll which, position it is to be
hoped he may Sucrt ed better than in
politics.
\ gentleman who spent several hours
with Senator sumner. Friday, reports
the senator as s;Ning that he feels
much better than at amy previous time
since he WAS obliged to leave his seat
Ill the Senate. last Drcemher Mr.
Sumner, indeed. is 81 much encourage
ed aS To his conditions that he hopes To
be able to resume his place in Con-
SreSS before the end of the session.
though his friends are endcavoIing to
dISSuade him from the purpose, as Ger
tain to he tlaught with danger.
There were mysterious hints of Il
consultation of Cabinet officers with the
President at the White House on Mon
day. i'll which it was said an important
dispatch from Madrid affecting our re-
latiomS with Spain was the. subject.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07

At Irasburg, Jan. %. VIM. 5. Flint, aged 75
years
D. AT Sutton Eel. : Jeremiah Parker aged - \
soldier of the of l-l2.
~ Santa Fee. New Mexico. Jan. - 1t. Willie
Sart-, formerly of Barton lie was Il graduate of
West Point Military Academy.
At Bloomington, Jan. - Valentine Going. aged
10 wears.
AT Haverhill. y. II Jan. alst. of consumption.
Greenlcaf Pierce. aged 30 wears
At Lexington January Goth. Mrs Durea F.
wife of \ shmitl jackson aged u wears and IL
months.
At Bath, y. H.. Jan. 2sth. Ebenezcr Demng
aged about IT, wears.
At Lancaster. y. H., Jan. 2ath, Mrs. Elijah
Avery, aged - wears.
At Lunrnhurgh, Feb I'd. James Hartman aged
~ wears.
At Guildhall. on the asth ut. Mr.. Joseph Be
mis-. aged ~ years.
At Derby, Feb. !, stephen F. Iemenway, aged
% years
At Ilardwick Feb / Mrs Aaron Bell, aged -
years
At Walden, Jan. ~, Widow Sally Robinson.
aged - years
At Barton, Jan. Il, Mrs sally II. wife VIM Rowef
aged -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07

For the week ending Tuesday, Feb. !, le13.
MARKET BEEF-A few choice 500 % IA II On: rNtr.
so w 10 ~ first quality : M Il . ~. second quail
Ity 80 90 a : 90; third quality - On a 80
STORE tATTLE-Wnrking oxen and Steers pei
pair, 500 $50. 500 IA $3.50.
Mich Cows AND CALVEs-s1J a stO: extra So q
$50. FarrOw Cows so Il So.
lEALINGs-slO 90 Il SIS; two years old 81" ar
three Years old $50 Il sd
SwINE-Wcstcru fat none. Northern Dresser
Hogs Is per Id. Stnres-W hulcsilr per III
retail e per III.
PRICES of SIIEEr AND LAMBs-In lots ~ GO Il ~
q 90 s. 20 per head: extra u ~ a - - pei
head or : a 7!c per H.
Spring Lambs, Il a 1Ac per ID.
Veal Calves 81 GOA ~.
Brighton Hides. ag3c per IT,
Country Hides, a94 per III.
Brighton Tallnw u a 5tc pei IL.
Country Tallnw 54c per H..
Calf Skins l. a pc per Id.
Pelt-. - 90 Il - 80 each.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07
Ha,riagrs.

At East Walden, Jan. -. by Rev. j. :. Little
Rev. Albert J. Hough pastor OF the Methodist
Curch in East Walden. to Miss Celia Harrington
both of Walden.
At Danville. at the Methodist parsonage. Jan
18th by Rev. j. = Little. Mr.. James Nelson ana
Miss Ella SULTAN. all of Danvll,.
At Canaan. Jan. :, by Geo. W Hart-hurn Esq.
Mr.. Alonzo Edmunds and Miss Adrlia II Laugh
ton. all of Canaan.
At East Haven, Jan. LIST. by y. :. Howard, Esq.
Mr.. Leonard Howard OF Concord. Vt. and Mis-,
Susan E. Hudson of Boston Mass
At Hanover. Jan. I'D. Mr. Charles Colby 4"
COlebrook and Miss Sarah +. dudley "f Hanover
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07
lrafhs.

At this village. Feb =. Hon. Moses Kittrrdge,
aged ~
At st. JOhnsbury East. Feb. 81. of gastric fever.
Mrs Mary Goodall wife of David Gondall ESQ
aged % years.
At this village, Feb. 5 Of gastric fever. Mrs.
Philura Stearns wife oi Sias Randall Esq. aged ID
years.
At Walden Jan. IL. Mrs. Betty Ransom aged IS
years.
At banville, Jan 9th. of paralysis Mrs. Sophia
Badger. aged about Or relict of the late Ma
than Badger
At Coventry, Feb. I'd OF consumption. Shadrack
Ordway, aged 69 Years and III months.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07

During our interview. the American CONSUL at
Bankok presented the King elegant assortment
of his medicines from DIR. J. &. Aver. of Lowell,
Mass. for the of the Court. He explained la
his majesty their rigin from the great chemist aud
their Uses The Cherry prctnrHl for C"ughS-thr
SdTsaparilla for ,ruptvr diseases and tn" AEu,
Cure for the ttVers that fatal i'll tins hot
country. The dangerous condition Of Il iav"Iitr
wife in the palace with of the disorders thr~,
medicines cure gave him special interest in these
products of medical skill indeed. these medical
marvtls interested him more i'll country than
all the other attentions had shown him.-Lcttcrs
from a Lady i'll Siam.
FOREWARNINCiS OF CONSU MPTION.-Rr-
member that Il cough. Il cold - some other common
affection Of the throat lungs always pr"cr't"-
Consumption. and that all these ailments cured
with absolute certainty by Hdiss HnHsy # Hore-
hDUnd and Tar. CrittentonS 9th Avenue" For
sale by all Druggists
Pixies TO"thache Drops cure in minute.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07

\ general effort is being made by
the Southern Congressman to secure the
restoration of pensions to the soldiers
of lHl3. living at the South, who SYM
parhized with the rebellion. and the
payment.
The jury in the case of Mrs. Whar-
ton at Annapolis disagreed. standing
eight to convict and four to acuut
They were discharged.
The people of Gorham. y. H.. will
themselves rebuild the famous Alpine
House, burned last fall, which the
Grand Trunk Company recently de
cided not to replace.
Considerable activity prevails in the
Boston burnt district, and hundreds of
workmen are employed i'll preparing
sites for active operations in the spring.
when all the energies which capital can
command will be bent to the task oi
restoring the desoate region.
The bonds. mortgages. etc. stolen
from the banking house of Clarkson X
Co.. at Lancaster. Pa, on the 18th of
january. were found under il stairway
leading to the basement of st. PAUL.
Reformed church ut Reading. Pa. They
amount To over SlOU.OOO.
The Greeley will contest is virtually
at an end. the daughters having assent
ed to accept the will of ISL.
American horse buyers are securing
the country over the Line. and are pun
chasing the best stock they can find at
fair prices.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07

IhrIr l. Ii" PAIN which the rruttur LINN, lat
Will not relieve. II" ~vtllin it viii not ,uhiu, and
II" Ltm,I,-- which ii viii not cuI,. lhi- - ~tI"u-
Ian I:.-r. hut II true. Nhrr, the pats :tI, not
zone, effects marvellous. 1t has produced
m"rr cures 81 rh"uutti~ui. neuralgia, lock law.
palsy, -pT.tIu-. ~Nriu-~ cikrd breasts -. Id.
franz. and If strains ~IavIu-. calls Ac. upon
mails IN year than have all ether pretended rem
,,ii,~ since, the world h,-au. 1t counter inn
I.ut an all healing pam rrll,NyI. trppr~ throw
th,Ir rrUtrh,-. the Lame walk. p"~,.'"u- hlr~
are I'nd' red harmless and tin, w"l,iid' Il heated
without >,.r. II l. II" humbu-. he r',I, -
published Ir"uud each hnrilr II - ~,liu- u'
article before, sold and II stills hr..irlN it do,
Just What pref, ui~ t" de-. h"~, h" now ~uiI, !
from rheumatism. Irsu ~ rlhng d'~,r,rt, suffer
If th,y viii not u~,. C,uitur lIuiurut. NIor than
I0uG certificates of remarkable cures. ncIudlu-
frozen limbs. chr"rI, rh,uu.ttSI,r. -"ut rrrIliu-
tumnr-. Ac.. have been received. We will ~'ud q
circular containing. certificates tn, recipe, Sc ia
It's any uur requesting it. Ou, bottle "t l. vel
low wrapper Crutaur Lumrut l. worth 'mr hun
drri dollars t"r spawned ~wr,u:cd horses aud
mules al for screw worm IN sheep stock "wu'.t~-
this nmrut worth Yuur attention. y" family
should hr without Crntaur Linmirnt. J. l. E"-F
\ co. New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07
NOTICE.!

I" the Tax Payers of st. ."hnshury:
will he AT the Avenue House every Monday.
ST Johnsbury House SATURDAYS.
L. y 7. Fairbanks \ Cos office. the fifteenth of
January and February
East ST J"hnsbury. TUESDAY Jan. a. and Feb
rulry !. from 10 \. NJ until 3P. NJ
Stl"hnshury Centre. every Thursday and Friday
-Four per cent discount on State tax if paid in
January.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07
STATE NEWS.

~ T. NEWS.
Eleven divorces at the late term of
the Windsor county court.
There are Il few cases of small poX in
Essen. but the activity of the authori-
ties in ordering vaccination, has pre-
vented its spread beyond the family in
which it first appeared.
SAD ACCIDENT. Last Saturday af-
tcruoom. Mr.. Lyman Martin. of Plain
field. of the firm of Lyndc \ Martin,
while running planer in their steam
mill in Harris Gore, had the misfortune
to nave his left hand caught in the
planer and so mangltd that amputatiun
He had previously lost two fingers and
ii portion of the thumb on the SAINT.
hand. besides breaking his wrist Free
man.
From the West Randolph NerstIcdIp,.
we learn that the barn of SilaS Grow.
at East Cnrinth, was entirely consumed
by tire Thursday evening. together with
its contents, including three valuable
horses. The fine some suppose to have
originated from the stove pipe and
others from the explosion of ii kerosene
lamp. III IL small room which Mr.. Grow
occupied in one corner OF the barn.
The loss j. estimated at between - 900
and $1,000. About $500 in money was
burnt up. No insurance. The loss
falls heavily upon Mr.. Grow. Friends,
and nrighbors. made up purse of over
800 for him.
SMALL Pox AT HINE>BURG.-The
Burlington Free Press SAYS: 1t is now
believed that Mrs. Smith, wife of Lu-
man smith. i'll whose family the small
pox appeared. died of this disease. Mrs.
Smith died Oh Saturday night. Jan. Is.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07

outside the road. bottom up. Miss Fry
escaped injury. nor was the sleigh dam
aged but slightly. Inc other sleigh
WIS Laily hr.ken. Miss Fry'S horse
had i bad cut on one leg. The escape
of severe injury. il not of death. WAS
Won rlrrI IL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-02-07
81. sohnsburp Galedunian.

II .John,bury. VI, Friday, Feb. :. 1853.
. Friends in tins SECTION of the Stat" viii add
materially To- the interest OF III" 'ard"i'i"m by
,,ndn. H. local items promptly and in INIT L.,
.Il, form.