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Assurances OF every DESCRIPTION on sim
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 500 Dollars to 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assures wishing to discontinue the pay
ment of their Premiums, may either dis
pose of their Policies to the Society upon
equitable terms, or obtain q free Policy
for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position Of
the Society are made quinquenniaIIy, and
the surplus then existing is allotted to the
Members, after a sufficient sum has been
set aside for the purposes of the Reserve
Fund. The next investigation and D ivi-
sion of Profits, will take place at the 31st
December, 1875.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. van. BRETON. DR.. HANSEN.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
Snan9;A &m,bona.
Ageat.
, 1873-12-17
Total S 424,39l,9O

Balance Of deposits S 5l,5O2 O8
l new deposit accounts, viz:
1 Various.
80 Withdrawals amounting to S I59 As
Receicers for SATURDAY,, goth December 1878
IN CHRISTIANSTED
Capt. A. J. Boye, Trustee.
Capt. J. Golden, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
H.. n. MaIIgrav, Esq, Trustee
S. Wescott, Esqr., Member.
JOH. F. GOLDBERG,
President.
st Croix, 18th December 1878.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04

worthless life-a soft of fox hunter and
tisherman-drank great deal of liquor,
and has been cross and ugly generally
not supporting his family very well, as
a matter of course The neighbors
speak we'll of Mrs Snow : and the chill
dren. of whom they have five or sin,
are more like the mother than the faith
Ell. The testimony of the daughter
Julia. only twelve Years old. was
straightforward and evidently truthful.
To sum the matter up briefly, and
without injustice to Snow. this murder
OF homicide. OF whatever it may he
called, is some more of runs dOlngs.
Liquor made a fiend of Snow. and he
took the life of man, perfect stranger
to him. without cause or provocatlon.
1t should prove a most effective tenn
perance lecture. 1t should dry up the
rum holes i'll this county. 1t should
cause the Young men of this community
who now think it smart and manly, OF
at least harmless. to take social glass.
to Danish the cup at once and forever
Unless they do it, it is more than likely
that some of them may vet occupy the
cell now the home OF James Snow.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
Caledonia County Court.

Hon. JoNA. Ross, Presiding Judge.
Hon. HENRY PERLEI, I Assistant
Hon. JOHN BACON, ID. Judges.
ISAAC VI. SMITH, Sheriff.
ELISHA MAY. States Attorney.
A. E. RANKIN. Clerk.
Hon. THERON Howard, Court Aud
itor.
No. 81. 4. 4. Earle rs. William W.
Grout. Special assumpsit. PIN. claimed
that he employed Gen. Grout as an at
tornev or agent to aid him in buying
that .Great Breeder of Trouble" the
ST. Johnsbury Times; that def. with
DR.. Billiard bought it, and Afterwards
sold it to him (hut before he knew that
tleft. had any interest i'll the ofhce) tol
some $500 more than was paid by
deft. and DIR. Bullard for it that 10y
reason of the purchase 10y def. he (plff.)
mad suffered great less some S:}OOO to
$1,000. Def. claimed that he never
was pltt-s. agent nor attorney III the
contemplated purchase of the Times
Verdict for plf: S2I2.5O and costs
Burke. Dickey and Rand for pltf. Pow
ers. RAY, Belden and Idle for def.
No. 30. 1sahd BWrington rs. d. )
j. Bemis. Assumpsit to recover tol
land sold to deft Pltf's. evidence tend
ed to show that he sold deft. Il lot OF
land in Burke that he supposed the
lot contained 40 acres that he was t.
sell the land to dett. 10y acre that dcft
before the purchase made IL measure
ment of the land and found the lot con
tanned some more than 81 acres; thai
he induced plif. to sell the lot to him IL
ii 10 acre lot Plif. claimed to recover
the value of the additional II acres
The delft put the deed from pltf. to hin
into the case conveying the lot i'll dis
pute: and the deed described this LOT
as IL certain lot he the same mere ol
less. Verdict 10y order of court for deft
Bartlett and Beldrn for pin. Cahoon,
for def.
No. to Giles Br0d~hdT rs. liMrci
SdHhOrn. Action tior deceit i'll sale 4"
that hest abused animal, the horse
Particulars unnecessary. PHI. elaine,
that def. misrcpresemted as to til,
horse. Dcft said pin. bought horst
after looking it over carefully. TIL,
horse was bad enough. Verdict foI
pltf. Bartlett and Cahn"ns for pin
Rnrkrs and Reldcl1 for def.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
A Terrible Explosion.
\ NEVADA TOWN THROWN INTO MOURN
ING.

The explosion at Virginia City. New.
SUNDAY night. proves t" have been tar
more serious in its results than WAS at
To have been killed. many others were
wounded. and large number are miss
inc. some of whom it is feared. are
buried beneath the debris. Opinions
differ as To the caIlSc of the disaster. but
the probability j. that it WAS caused 10y
the explosion of some cans of nitro e v
ccIiue. The explosion shook the whole
town. People were thrown from their
beds buildings were shattered in all iii
IectiorS. and glass was broken in blocks
Il long distance from the scene of the
disaster Fire broke out immediately
in the rear of Kennedy \ Mallou's store.
where there were roo cases of coal oil.
6u of lard oil. and 1900 boxes of candles.
which soon took tiIc. The steamers
and hand-cn@Ines we're promptly ut
work. but the fire WAS not suhdued till
the store was totally destroyed. and the
two upper stories of the bank of cali
foruia building, while the vault of the
Latter building il also cracked. and the
business has been transferred To other
quarters.
Among the killed are Maio ten ia
cob l.. Van Bokkrllcu: j. i. smith.
hardware merchant William Davis.
clerk t"r J. Z. Smith: Benjamin Man
dell. dry goods mcrrGant. Charles II
Knox of san Francisco: John DcNiu
Mrs. Emily O'Conor. formerly OF tia,
International hotel of san Francisco:
aud William II. Doauc and daughtcr
of - H,1l
body of Gen. Van Bokkcllcu was fuum,
III his Ioom his feature, were So bum
ed and chalrcd as tn he hardly recngniz-
able j. p. Smith and his former cleIl;
We're found in Taylor street. ahout II
feet from the room occupied 10y them
both bodies We're covered with debris
and were not got out till Monday morn
ing. Some tircmcn saw Mr. Knox
sunday night. and spoke to him. He
asked for water, and said Boys. il i,
NO Use. You can't save me. His body
with the exception of his head. was
covered entirely by fallen timber and
bricks. john Dcvine was killed by an
| iron door. which WAS hurled about lM
/ feet.
| Great excitement prevails in the city
/ business has been suspended. and all
/ the schools are closed The streets are
crowded with men. women and child
rem. Ropes are drawn across tn,
streets, us the buildings are considered
| dangerous. There will not Ice any
celebration on the Fourth of July, and
the money collected for the purposC
will he expended III burying the mfort
unat" dead. and the remainder will bo
distributed among the different fire
companies. The city will go int,
mourning, and all the flags are at half
| mast.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
The Pistol, Knife and Rope.

W. H. Thompson. Il justice of the
peace at New Albany. Ind. shot and
killed Peter Rcyholt at Greenvillc.
saturday. Thompson was admitted to
bail in SIo.Wn.
| ID. J. lIcitrcw. who killed Dr. Hal
stead at Salem. Ind. June 20. was
hanged at Salem 10y Il vigilance com
mlttcc. saturday night.
Miss Carrie Johnson died IN Il New
York hospital on Tuc>,iiv. from having
been accidentally shot i'll the throat 10y
her lover. over Il Year ago.
In the trial of Cone at Becmcr. Utah.
for the murder of Ellison IN the Shcnan-
doah mining district. the iury. after
being ont - huluS. hr"ught III a VET
diet. saturday of guilty of murder.
In the criminal court at Baltimore.
Md. Saturday.. james West (ColorcdD
WIS convicted of the murder of his
pHIamouI. Anna Gibson. and Levi
+ Palmer talso colorcd) WIS convicted of
rape on Il white girl. Both We're sen
fenced to lie hanged.
J. VI. St"d,lard. proprietor of hotel
at Pennington. Mimi, III dispute with
a hoardcr named Brown. SATURDAY. WAS
H'''' ''rhi' Inv >l'Iii 'Hi'Hil''td 1"
arrest Brown. who resisted, and the
N"''''' N''"' ".l' "e""'
\ German living IN Fillmore county.
Nch., attempted t" Kill j. Is. Garry.
ednesday evening. hut only Wounded
hmm Ill the leg. The next morning. the
ncIghhor> went To the would he a>sas-
sins house. and found that he had
blown his brains ont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04

railroads closed its session at Man..
Ter on Friday, having imam,
agreed upon report. which ,r,r.'
made public sometime this week u. j.. q.
the testimony will he printed in mi ~'
wINDHAM COUNTY.
The body of n woman. SLIM,
he that of Mrs. }. :. Hunt. If Nv
minister, who has been ni,,i,,,, "e'
May II, was found recently hna,,'' '
the Connecticut river ut tbr
known as Leavitt's baI. ahor-
a half miles above Brattlrhoro
Towns new hotel block in b..
Falls approaches completion. n,g
be opened t" the public next nm,.
a. \. Swain, Esq. editor Of II, -,
lows Falls Times. has resigned IL,
mastership of that village. and n .''
W. Clarke, postmaster at Rrar,I.
has been designated by the Pnsr,,
General. under the civil >ti,Ir,.
to examine the several applic:r,,' ~
the position
The foundation walls of thcr,..
wings to the Vermont Insane i..-
at BrattiehorO, are alread, laid al,
masons are now engaged il Iai.r..
brick walls. The addition will
much needed improvement.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
DR.. John Clement. eldest SOL o.,
/ DR.. Clement. was found dead jul.
on Friday morning last. AT hi. far.
residence in Norwich. He had I,.
poor health for some time. Thew.
stock Standard thus tells the ,Ior,
retired about q o'clock. Ah,',
past three in the morning tie r.,.
of the blinds by the wind uvo.,
mother, who recalled to mind d..
window III his room WAS open and =.
in to shut it. She noticed that d.
thrown the bed clothes sumruL.-...
his body and covering him agag.p...
her hand upon his head to see II
| too warm or fcvcrish. He SEEMED
commonly cold to her hut the fr,
/ not for the moment impress Itself .,.
her mind and she stepped To- The NJ.
/ dow and closed it. Then Irrmrr.
the bed the truth came home n ;.
heart that her son. her first bon
dead. He must have been dead -. .
al hours as the body was cold.
though dying thus without Il i--
near. his features wore -n,r'
peaceful expression. indicuin.
death had gained but a hlHru l...
over lIim-that he stepped Is it u4
from This to better world with .
struggle or Il pang. a> one dlol- p.
consciousness To quiet sleep. DATE
crt graduated 1T Dartm"nih d. f..
and received his diploma from ,hrN g..
zeal College at Woodstock in -
age was II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
htsPtcttUIIN NOurs.
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
Br0Okign. JuHe 30, 1873.

HEALTH OF THE VICE PRESIDENT
Nlce-PreSident Wilson has passed into
that stage of health which Mr.. Chase
so long occupied, a paralytic invalid
to whom life Is of most uncertain dura-
ton. The nature of his disease NAV
not utterly destroy his usefulness as a
man and public servant, but it will I'M
doubtedly limit his ambition and activ-
ity. With careful nursing and cessa
ton of exciting toll, he may yet enjoy
for many years kind of honorary post
in the public councils, as he will GER
family hold warm place i'll our social
ite.-Springfeld Republican.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04

VERMONT MEDICAL SoCIETY.-Thc
semi-anuual meeting of this society
was held at the Weldon House. St
Adams. on Wednesday and Thursday
of last week. Upwards of forty Yer
mont physicians were present and Dr.
Lund of Plattshurgh was a delegate
from the Medical Society at Northern
New York. Papers were read by DR..
4. F. Woodward of Brandon on urin-
airy tistulr. and 10y DR.. Harvey Knight
of Georgia on typhoid fever. \ dis
cuSSiOn ensued on the latter, in which
DrS. Fassett and Branch of st. Adams.
Welch of WilliSton, Bartlett of Milton.
Woodward of Brandon. Putnam of
Montpelier, Wilder of Swanton. and
others took part. The prevailing opin-
ion was that defective drainage, want
of cleanliness. and nauseatimg odors
from exposed focal matter and other
like things easily remedied are the
most fruitful sources of this pre-emi
nently Vermont disease. A pleasant
social levee rendered 10y the physicians
of st. Adams took place at the Weldon
House on Wednesday evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
The Beecher Scandal.
POSITIVE DENIAL OF ALL THE CHARGI
To Ire Editor of the ByooEIUu EoJIc

POSITIVE DENIAL OF ALL THE CHARGES.
To Ire Editor Of the BrookIyn EagIc =
In a long and active life in BROOKLYN.
it has rarely happened that the Eagle
and myself have been in accord on
questions of common concern to our
tellow-rltizens. | am for this reason
imreilcd to ackmoW ledge the unsolicited
confidence of which the columns of the
Eagle of late bear testimony. ! have
Just returned to the city, and learn that
application has been made to Mrs.
Victoria Woodruff for letters of mine
supposed to contain information re
speeding certain infamous stories against
me. have no objection to have the
Eagle state in any way it deems tit
that Mrs. Woodruff or any other per
son or persons who have letters of mine
i'll their possession have my cordial
consent to publish them. In this con-
nection and at this time | will ONLY add
that the stories and rumors which have
for some time been circulated about
me are grossly untrue, and | stamp
| them i'll general and in particular as
utterly false.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04

Jesse X. Grant. father OF President
Grant. died at his residence III CoNIng-
ton. of general debility, about o'clock,
last evening. The president, although
expected in special train, had not
arrived ut the time of the death.
VI. NJ. Ballou Withdrew from the
position of editor in-chicf of the Boston
Globe. Saturday, on account OF Ill
health.
Miss Collins. of Whitehall, took
arsenic recently for the Improvement
of her complexion. She made lovely
corpse.
David Webb. passenger agent of the
Baltimore and ohio railroad ut Column
dus. O.. and Mr.. IIousrman on Friday
night purchased u large quantity OF fire
works for the Fourth of July. NhIlc
taking them int" the country i'll a hack
Il lighted cigar fell into the package,
causing it to explode. blowing the car
riagc top oil aud throwing Mr.. Webb
into ditch. burning him 50 badly that
he can scarcely recover. Mr.. House
mar was also badly hurt.
The season is approaching tor the
slaughter of any dog who Is 81 lmpru-
dent a. t" get excited about the wealth
CT oi any of the other eNiSpcratlng
evcntlIalitics of canine existence.
Two putshurg negroes covered Il
shaggy Newfoundland do" with tar aud
hcnInlc aud then set him on ire. He
ran through the town like Il comet. and
took refuge under Il small tenement i'll
which Il Woman WAS Vi ng sick. The
house caught fire. the woman WAS
thrown into commissions and her life l.
dcSpaled of. Int the negroes have not
been arrested.
An interesting exhibit OF the com
paratiNc popularity "t Dirkens> works
in this country is shown i'll the sales
''DaNid C"ppcrlcld" stands AT tn,
head of the list. "Chri>tmas Stories
second. "pirkwick Papers" third. and
then "NichnlaS Nicklchy." "olivrl
Twist" and ''Dnmhey and Son. Til,
'.Talr of Two Cities i at the foot.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
Death of Hiram Powers, the Sculptor.

Hiram Powers. a native of Vermont
and of world wide fame as II sc"Iplui'
died at his house IN FLORENCE i'''!
last Friday morning. after lingering
illness. in the 6Sth year OF MS hse.
After a boyhood and youth spent III
poverty and at various kinds OF tl1'1i !
genial business. he finally found ms
place and molly did he fill it, AT the
age of thirty he repaired to Washing
ton and modelled the busts OF most vi
the prominent men there ut that tli re-
In 1897 he went to Florence. where he
has since resided. His first great worn
was his Eve. which was followed ny
the Greek Slave. Fisher Boy, ana
others. His Eve at once estahliSneu
his fame. which has since been steadiiS
growing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
HEART --
p1sEAsH
CAN BE CURED.
DR.. GRAVES
Heart Regulate.

Will Cure any Case Of Heart 0.s.
Atho"gh GireH up b" the Bsst Fla..-.
We de- not hesitate 10 say it will eur, q.
ing symptoms. though most ot then. ..,..
declared incuraule:
PdipitHtioH. Enlargement. Spd.np. O..lrr.
B""g foTmG''rn ~ the heart. Rh,vur'.. oh
Dtb,iry Water about tie heart .ial7.. t.
is. Pains IN the SIDE or Ch,At D--iu-..
Circulation ~ III" Blood. and N.m.l
" che 1 cfinn II the Heart.
Our agent. on application. will FUN,
our circular. giving full description "' '..
and also a number uf Testimonials vf r.-
You would like further proof from q
have given the testimonials writ, '...
what they say. We have sold mauN
ties Of III" Heart Regulator. and th, o, .l..
increasing We are confident We : q ..
public benefit and not irving ru 90. -.
Il worthless preparation
The price If the Heart Regulator .-I'f
per bottle and can he obtained ofug- .-.-
:. RANDALL n SON Druggists =.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04

OCEAN BALLOONING.-The New
York Graphic company is gong TO
build and equip a balloon for Prot
Wise's proposed trip across the Atlantic.
and they will ASSUME the expense Oh
the undertaking. The balloon was
commenced on Saturday, will he COM
pleted about August 20, and Prof: WISE
will Immediately set out. Intelligence
of his landing will he at once commum-
Gated exclusively to the Graphic III
he Glands" in mid-ocean and browns
this condition will he "oif." He Is
sanguine of success, believing, that
after ascending to certain hight, an
atmosphere will he found which Will
take him to Europe in the current eN-
cited by the carth's rotary motion.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04

PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY. - Friend
Stone: was little amused to read in
your last issue that State Grange of
the Patrons of Husbaudry had been or
gained i'll Vt, leaving your read
ers to infer that it was of recent origin.
Perhaps IA brief account of the origin
and present condition of the order in
Vermont might he interesting to your
readers: July 4th, ISL, the first Sub
ordinate Grange of the Patrons of Illus
bandry in Vermont tor New England
even) was organized at st. Johnsbury
10y Jonathan Lawrence, Gen. Deputy
of the National Grange. July 3D.. Is72
the order in Vermont numbered J.:
Sub Oranges. and the State Grange
was then organized 10y o. H. Kelley
Secretary National Grange from Wash
ington, ID. c. The order now numbers
23 Sub Oranges i'll Vermont, nearly
half of them in Caledonia Co.. and the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04

The Walworth murder trial is
drawing to a close ill New York. There
is not the least danger of the young
mans pulling hemp, although the Chi
cago Post asks for the organization of II
society for the prevention of the muir
der of parents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04
A Man Killed in Walden.
A Peddler Shot on His Wagon in Cold
Blood.
PRELIMINARY EXANINATION OF TIE
PRISONER.

urlaV night bN the report that James
Suovr of Walden had shot and killed
-, ,...I I..I.,, Stanton,
an '''H" l'"''''' ''''''''
ne STATE : attorney an" "tHe'9 went
Immediately To Walden, and found the
renn,t t,ct Snow was brought Ia
..I 80. ,,...I..,.l ,,,l -
J''' "' '"'' F'"' - ''''' va 9
preliminary examination "eI"ic '""S'
Theron Howard. States Attorney Eli
sha Nav. was assisted hy II. G.. Idle,
r,,, ,J n S,oJI,,J a = .ud T.
u p"ihe' ES'l'S'' "PPo"l'' i"i '"o Wv
tense. y true history of the case can
he best obtained from the evidence. the
,.. ,f,,Ii,I, ,,, ,,i,.a l.l,,r
'7.,
I'D" AID ~ nv
Went to house OF has. STAFFORD wal
den, Sunday, June ~ Saw MI. stan
ton there. His occupation was that OF
p"ddlcr. II" usea l." I'VE WIN me-
Saw MI. stanton last ailN' ip"'l SiA
months ago. lie WAS Il robust man.
Cross eIdmWed. hhoWh MN hNe
years b"ardtI al my mouse. ION
know where ne came nom mere was Il
native of Ireland ll>rd previous To TINS
i'll Boston: dom know a> ne ever liNcd
III New \ olk ne was Il dlY goods Ptd-
"'ei r''ilc,' Ms S"''I W." " ' '''i,,
.',. ,,.ddI;nr r,s hi. business when
H.. ,.',,,,. =, i've. Hitb mo. his wife .ton-
,,,.J with mo- m. ,..r St,,,,tuu WAS with
E''.I I,,, !, \.,.I,,,,. S.,t,rL,,.
NV, '''" I,'',,. I,;,,, ,,,.,l,ri,,a,,,.
nlSn' Nv. .i MI IT, w. ,i', ,,,,, -,
:"'''S ,,, lin,
"'i',' Ii.,',,
''i,"' i;n,t T"'J ' ,,.l..,simn nf liz
,',,''L a,ia,.,' TI;I ,rn,,J. waro .,r,n-
I'll ,''' i, III ,I,,I, AID ,,,IJ,., II.rI.nts
~, .,,,,,,. ,,.,..,,,,,,,. ..,,,,,,o
,.,,,',.t,
"i7 "
pI;. II. :. BROWNE.
Was called upon Yesterday to make
most mOrtcm examination of Nh Stanton,
at request of States Attorney Mr..
Staflord's house. Or. Brooks was pres
ent, and DR.. WrakS of Walden part of
the time. Body was i'm the hall of the
housc: had il removed lo another room
for purpoSe of the examination. The
face and head only were examined no
evidence of iniury elsewhere. The face
was much ,Iistirurrd. disrolored. and
swollen: had the appearance of being
bruised or of recciyinn = ,hnrue of shot
in face. The wound Was mainly above
the eyes. There werr marks unnu the
eyes. From 10 to Il shot marks upop
face. resembling uructured wounds in
the skin Nnd,. an mrisinu in .c.,Iu
and removed TN. unu,, n.r, of the
SLmI tn s., II shot Lnd ,.,,.t,.,t.d tL.
hroin Fouud dittu>ad Mood undc,. RI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04

order with little effort has steadily and
surely gained a footh"ld among the
farmers of the country. l..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04

The CHINESE PROBLEM.-O On the
fourth page to-day will he found toll
erahly full report of IA sermon lately
preached in San Francisco by Rev. a.
l.. Stone. DIR. Stone raises his voice
in eloquent protest against this revived
persecution of the Chinese by the poll
ticians and lower classes of California.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-07-04

THE LIQUOR SELLER LIABLE.-A cor
respondent from the vicinity of the late
tragedy in Walden. thinks the present
good time to try the etficacv of the
law of lo69. making the unlawful
seller of liquor holden for the damage
done 10y the drunken man to whom he
sold the liquor. We do not see how
that law would work in this case. as it
is understood that Snow procured his
liquor of the town agent at Greensboro,
If this is true. it shows that the agent
is wholly unqualified for the position,
case.