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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
Jacob Kissed Rachel"

The following ate the "uIihi"'r~ nt
the English pic>S" upon the >,lbir.r e.
the text which tells ynu that .Iac"I'
kissed Rachel and lifted up hi voice
and wept:
If Rachel was petty gIll. and kept
hrl face clean. we cant see what .lar"l
had to cry about. Doiy Telegraph,
How do you know hut that ii,
slapped his fncr for him Ld'ijc~'
Treasury.
Weeping is moi mtrequendy pre-
duccd lN extreme plca>dIr. i", aHG
happiness: il might hrrc been :" i'll
Jacobs case HpdwjcL'v !>cjenc, Cos
sip.
The cause of Jacnh's weeping WI
the refusal of Rachel t" allow him to
kiss her agaim NoHcoMtormjst.
l. is uur opinion that jacoh nrpl be
cause hr had not kissed Rachel hrt"rc.
and he wrpi ion the time h" had lost. -
city Press.
The fellow wcp; hrrauSr rh, giIl did
not kiss him. P,W HoH Go>cthc
Jacob wepr hccanSr Rachel t"ld him
II" do it twice mere. and hr w;r> afraid
to. Wcthodi~t Rccordcr
Jacob cried because Rachel threaten
ed 10 tell her m mma. Sunday Ga
cotic.
He wcpt hecausc there was only or'
Rachel 10 kiss. CLrLcnwN NcrS
He wcpt foI joy, hrcau>c it tasted ;,
good. -.JcmiSh CbioHjcjc.
We reckon .Iaroh cried hrr1r~c E;,-
chcl had heeu eating onions. BRITISH
.StdHddrd
Oar opinion is that Jacob wrpt h,.-
cause he found after all ''lt WIS n"r hall
what it WAS cracked up to he" NcH
/eaIand Examiner.
y mistake hi~ eyes but hi> m"utI
watrrrd.- LadjcS' ChJ0NjcIc.
He Thought ii WIS Il fast color, hni
wept to find the paint come oil. Fire
Art Gazette.
He remembered he WAS her uncle, ard
rccollccted what the praycI-hook >IyS
-Cbnrch .Touyndi.
He was Il fool and did not know what
was good tor him. EngIiShwomdn's Id
riser.
He knew there WAS Il time to weep
it had come. and dare not pm it oil.
.McthOdiSt NeUs.
He thought she might have a mig
hrothcr.-SpOrfiny chronicle.
Because there was no time for an
uther.-EIpre$S.
When hc lifted up liz voice he fnunu
it was heavy. and coulI nor get it 81
high as he expected. .Uusicm Notes
He tried 10 impose on h,I feeling,
because he wanted her I" lend him five
ShiIlings BaptiSt GWde.
\ Truce to all. Beneath the starry
vault or golden sun i there aught III
nature or in art equal to the rapture
and intense deliciou>ncsS of the first
kiss answer, verify no. Jacob had
never kissed fair maiden hriore. am.
his first realization of 'crOwning lite'S
dcliciousuess in these moments ov,I-
came him, aud he wept for joy
HOrsey Hornet.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23

the particulars related. The boys
name waS George Dunham. and his
mother resides in Broomc street and
gains her living by selling papers He
WAS. il appears, on his way to st. Johns
school in Narick street last Tuesday
morning, when he was accosted bv a
man who had dropped something at the
entrance of an alley in South Fifth
avenue. The man protesSed himself
unable tn Stoop. and asked the lad To pick
the article up. On his proceeding to
comply with the request another man
came up from behind. and suddenly
Snatched the boy 10y the collar, with
one hand over his mouth to prevent his
giving any alarm. carried him into IA
rear house. locked him into an almost
empty room on the first floor, and
placed IL dog III the room to keep watch
over him.
After time large packing case
waS procured. into which the poor
frightened little lad WAS placed, and
atierward the dog was thrown in, the
two being nailed up together, and later
in the day conveyed in IL cart from
south fiith avenue 10 II wood beyOnd
Harlem, where the child WAS taken
from the box. placed in il hole in the
ground (Which had been previously
prcparcd,) covered over with large
itag>tone. aud left there from about six
o'clock on Tuesday evening until some
time after day break the following
morning, being then released on his
c;iptorS aSrrrtaining that the boy had
no rich friends who would he likely to
pay for his rauSom in the event of de
teufinu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
The Sugar Works of A. M. Foster
READ IN GREEN MOUNTAIN GRANGE.
MARCH u.

In the spring OF 1873. | chanccd to
drop in upon Mr.. Foster while his sugar
apparatus WAS in full blast. and it may
moi hc altogether Improbable if | give
Il brief sketch of his manner of manu-
featuring this. one of Nermont's most
import tant staples.
In the first place allow me to say that
Mr.. Foster is not of that class who con-
duet amy part of their business in n
fancy manner. for he is cmiuently prac-
teal. found him upon the trunk of a
large tree with aX i'll hand, preparing
fuel for the coming season, and when
remarked that he had attained great
success in the art OF sugar making he
simply replied that he was continually
making new discoveries and WAS far
from perfection.
His orchard is III the town of Cabot
and not very warmly located. but is as
clean a wood lot as one need desire to
look upon. There is not a soft wood
tree i'll the sugar place, nor a decayed
tree # any kind about the premises
Everything i'll and about the works is
aS the door-yard of the most systematic
farmer.
Instead of being compelled to drive
his gathering team IN certain roads. as
most sugar makers do. he can 60 any
where with perfect safety. The health
and thrift of the naples themselves al
most seem to guarantee Il nice article
of sugar, but the same thoroughness aud
cleanliness that characterizes Mr.. Fos-
ter's sugar orchard is carried through
every department of sugar making.
He taps two Thousand trees. inst so
many every year, for he has just that
number of buckets and none are eyer
up for repairs or used for other pur-
poses. lie uses the wooden tub, larger
at the tops. preterring them to tin.
These two thousand buckets are so
nearly alike that the casual observer
would discern no difference, and all are
painted both Oh the outside and the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
The Dawn Valcour Community. =

We did not suppose that we should
have occasion to refer again to his
dciInct and Disgusting enterprise. But
we have received from Mrs. Owen Ship
man an extended communication on
the subject. designed for publication,
and the substance of which we are
urged to published. as an act of justice
to Mr.. and Mrs. Shipman. The article
too long and in other ways unSuit"d for
our columns and brief abstract
seems to lis all Justice or courtesy to
these parties require at our hands. Mrs.
Shipmau declares that her husband has
been fuullv traduced by John Wilcox.
who has been the chief promoter of the
NalcOur Community. She thinks that
havin. lived in the same family with
Mr. Shipman since she was seven years
old. she knows him better than his ca
lumuiator. and she declares that mo
stain rests on his good name :" that he
has ''evrr been gentlemanlv, just, and
tine 10 me :" that mo word or act OF
his life gives evidence of any act of
shame :" and moreover THAT the fires
OF his intellectual force burn brightly"
She SAYS she and her husband never
signed the articles or became members
of the Nalcour Community, and she
draws picture of that concern, al
together the reverse of flattering. She
says thar Mr.. Shipman never invited
over two or three of those who came
to form the community and that they
were surprised when they heard that
the Chicago colony were on the route ;
that John Wilcox, (whom she denoun-
ces as a swindler. impostor, and ''priuce
of bcGgars'o falsely represented that
he had received pledges of contributions
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
A Strange if not Improbable Story.

The New York DAILY Witness OF Fri
day evening tells remarkable story OF
the adventures of lad who was kid
mapped. locked up in a dark room. i'm
prisoned with a savage dog, and left in
IL wood at fremont. about twelve miles
above this city, all night. The story is
mos, extraordinary i'll many respects.
1t may, indeed. appear too strange to
he true, Yet there seems to he no good
reasons for doubting the authenticity of
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insiae. some might object to paint ol
the INSIDE ct bucket nn account of th
iablllty of damage to the sap, but MI
roster says that although while th'
bucket Is new the sap tastes of tn,
pant. this all disappears in the process
OF boiling, and that were he to pain
MS tubs only on one side that shoul'
ne the inside, for the reason that sap II
an uhpalnted tub takes all the I'M
PARTIES OF the timber and soaks int
the pores OF the wood to sour by heat.
A groove Is made i'll Il stave unde
tne upper hoop on the opposite side
from the lock for the head of the nail
which though small thing is decided
Improvement upon the many method:
III use Tor holding the bucket To the
tree. In passing through the entir,
sugar place saw not bucket on the
Sroulld, nor one tilat leaked. In the
hrst place these tubs are thoroughly
made, and in the next place, they are
carefully handled, never being packed
together for the sake OF convenience IL
distributing or gathering. When Mr.
roster collects his tubs they are thor
OughlN cleanSed and packed away with
;itHttoms upwards, but when he takes
ID 49,. mt IN the spring he only brushes
ot!t the dust that may nave gathered III
them.
ne unusual thrlf! OF tins sugar
orchard Is accounted i"r III L large
measure by the manner III winch 1t Is
treated III tapping. small blt l.
used. with round tin spout slightly
larger than the hole. which strikes III
the outer edge OF the bark. he nail
USED Is snort and nicely made. Att"l
Su@arlhg, the sp"ntS and mails are all
%Atltreu ANA >tril%htrncd. y" aA l.
USED to Kew OF the bark aN Is the usual
custom where much ddniag" Is done hy
cutting through. The nails and Sp"ntN
benz; removed allow the w"nnd~ t"
rradllN y heal and generally the aperture
l. entirely covered IN the space "t three
NeaIS tln"'.
Hut WIS the most Interested III the
process ct manufacturing sap mt" Su9al.
he team r'a>>rS Though til" orchard
every day when the sap runs at al ana
the sap l. immcdIli"lN converted INT"
honci or sugar. ! hri" l. no waste III
handling ~ IN" drawing TIM i drawn
upon al elevated platform from which
the sap passes 1l!"ugh a >traln"r INTO
receiving tubs INSIDE the sugar house.
whence AGAIN passes through Il feed
ln% tut and tn" boiling apparatus. lhi~
consists "t an "Nar"iai"r and mae rdH~
IN thI"earchr>, ihi"" rIu> each. | hc>c
pans are connected with pipe aud are
ftd hN an lr"n r'Pr that passes throngll
the iire beneath the middlr pan an'i
discharges Int" II ZAP at a boiling heat.
he capacity oi TINS hPpAlatH> l. 'b'"I
lbs. per cay. | ne sugar h"u>" proper
Is a very rude structure. hut everything
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23

Only a little while. my darling,
Only little while
And the sky will clear and the woOdlark sing
And the fields in their freshness smile;
The dove will coo t" his wondering mate
The ynuns lambs frnlir and play.
And the winds now rough. will hut sigh, love.
Their musical notes to the day:
kissing the lilac and m"ng the locks
of the .ady lahurnum tree
Will hllr and-sr-k play with her yellow hair.
And y"u will he there to see.
Only little while. my darling
YuuI own pet swallows will come
Back I" the caves of the summer house
Back Ia their English home
The martins will sit and twitter t" you
When their nursery duties are done,
OF the three yellow braks that nave closed AT las
Al hint from the setting
The scent of the cowslip will mellow the air
And Hrllnw-cup~ pant t"r the dew,
The hlurhrll and violet creep through the fern
All stealing a glance AT you,
All IN 4 litrlr while my darling
M"ihrr, know II we'll:
The iaik and TN, dove will gladden. then matt,
The hhchrl~ Kim in the dell.
But we'll the SON | ~Hal! hear. mother
Wil hr sung tar away;
And the som he >wrrtrr than doves lark
Let thriu sin. how SWcrtly they may.
The yellow cups there will ht mad, Of gold
That In, children "f ,IcSus twIme
Int" wrr.tth>. I" c.r,lr Ills tan calm brow
MiN,d with silver ,l-auriuc.
And the SavInur thinks "f th,. nd world TIM
Till His p,tNin= eyes grow dim
F"I dow Laden tluWcI~ and ul",S-tipI,d buds
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
Squibs.

Squlos.
va. .,,.,,I -; I.,,I ,...
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49, ,,,,,,'. ~ W. p''
i,.,,,,, ',',,,I ',,i,.i'i -'" ""' -, i'>"' mas
'''''"'""
w men p''iuiI'i va asked tn" other
dhl ny traveller 1t he had ever been
~ bin"ki} II he hartrac't 1" reply DO
i look Ike one ct that sort "t men,
some i"'i'aI means >ho"ln he USED
10 cream the street crossings. he ladies
are hcclI"@ me NlurW"lkN liz excellent
"IH'i' "", 'h' mld nh Ilt crossings l.
10" htrp Tor them. H""b"lU NeTS.
y party of Sioux Indians stole pa
reii ict.-rrcIm freezer. ,nppu>inc it 10
hc - hand-or gan. and their big mrdi-
cI':r niIn turned the crank a week be
f"te he ""n!d confess his inability to
g'' in'>'c "ht "l IL
Comic, JnurHLl->mooth it over -
20" may; stow il away Ill the farther
most recess of /. cave OF gloom; bari
rur>,> upon III" tnngIt" that tells us so,
and the fact still Remains thai there are
fifteen hHudleh Thoroughly organized
baseball clubs IN the United states.
! ouicf. nc,c.,ble gentleman in Phil
.,IclnLia ha. rcr,utIv ri ,el, mn busine..
-cur his t,miI, iutn the curt,t,., and
raiuIl, announce, hi. determination of
d,,ntiun the remainder of his life tu
discovering the uiai who sent him pay
ing stone hy rXpIc>S. with -l7 charges
nm it-Noabs Snnduu Times.
\ man win - few ,niIiio,, doIIars IN
invest cam h,. accommodated n sara
tura rn the lst nf Ma, vL..u ,h, ba,v.
-, .,ucti,u .,I. t}a, hos ,.,.,.r tol,an
uI,rr il, hi. .er,in,, .,;u ho belJ Tn.
h,nkIuu. United sr,re. hot.l i IA h..
sold.
Cb,,laS n Tho,,rs,n ooo,,, Co., ,ho
C.,,.,. E,n,,I,., .,,'.I II. 81
p,,,,.;,l..,,,'., '',,I..I .-onn L1IP "
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''','' ""S'""'ieu l" Ne"
""> WI ''I' N''''i'i, "oulu
'"' New i"tk' "'sthN' ana Mhen DIS
GGHG,'n a;.;' >,'"I h'!l-:h III the head III
"''ihs i"'"' INJURIES
ht l1'lH"n CUNT "r innocence re-
mains improved, aud, "ere the ease +"
hr terminated row, 1t Wo"id he lmpos-
,'Ii;,,,i, i'i ,i'' '.'i''' i"l ,N'i>e III
',i,i,i>,ti,,,, .,,,i '+I' '"' s,rii" .r;I
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,.,.;.I,,,.,,' ,' ".,s'i I'''', 'l"s
,.h.''.a ,,'., :, I'm I'''i'". ".,r % ~ ~, may
'n.:',' '""' It VIII ""' Ie Wh1i'E un-
IT,, ,t y" '", i''l''.i, S'1'en''
i,;a,,I 49, ,","' =" N'rp i,r H''l', "ii-
II - ,,.rt,,,I ,''a 'n, 't','S ,,"t,
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,.'.,,,,,,Jr,,, n,,,, u,Sj 0'''''' VI
h''c Is Il Nt"iA "i 4 certain boston
i"r,"l "i l'I\ ,u!.\. whose name 'heE
>l'i WIN y man "f 'he same
name di'd, an" a Zr"i"nS newspaper
h'i'N' seeing me "tati III the paper
ma 'hi'hlhS only "i pr.. wrote Il most
hih'>ia~i' ""IiUaiN. \ Wag met DIR.
l. 'hr new DAY Nv hat, M" You not
"'"". ne >''l". wv ell. then. You ought
'T '''' y" MAJ" can ever ''Ne up I" that
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III SiNESS CARDS.


&c. = II. \ niBBir'T,
'tt 'nd FANCY GOODS BOOTS and SHOES
"'..... E.,i5 M,ri Cl,th,o,. Ni,c, P{af,d
Va. d.. alich ,.tli b,. -old f,r cash or
H-'1. -, At tlr I.9w"sr Prices. at
oh" \rW odd Fellows lA"rk.
.NIH.' -lrttI 81 juH>~HURY, VI.
DIR. 4. II. CILLEl.
fUh NI'IhN AND STEGEUN
"'iu' a. uIc. IA :. :. rlnrE,.'~ Iiru. Ntnrr.
VI. q. noIGHTo\. VI. ~.
i""i'rt iilr PHYSICIAN \ >UEGEO%
n''.' .i''i Residence. Main street.
VI SOW dti;IELD. Dealer in
IllIfN.LT AND FANCY GOODS
N-H .-"-u aud White ,iuod~. Ar.
.'.- NEr .ul 'InEIuE- \ ~rEcIALrY.
"''',." hE. .pnr VI. Farm"r.l 81 .Iohn-hury Vt
nE. II. {. >EWELL
.. '.l ''.- i'n"'. cor. OF Church and Sprin. St-.
hA\IfL>, SYLVESTER \ CO..
nFALEE~ N
VIZ = II q ROC EEIES
"l"t Flock. Erilr"nd street
{. I. HRIGn,
Dealer ~
.t' ''"'h~ EEADN-NNDE 81 UrHI\G
fLpUE AND WEST INDIA GOODS
'.n'iI Block. Railroad street
htKkE BATES.
LNWYEEN
a...... s;.lr'ad >rr''r >t Iohn-hury, Vt
l,' ." the STATE Counts of Vermont and
'' "H-'''' rud Iu thu +. :. Courts.
'' "Na II. G. BATES.
HAhi LIT. LEWIS y co.
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+. ,4ohnsburn Galeduni;1n.
rr,uEr EVERY FRIDAY BY
VI. $40 = l. N co .

.,Id,.r-' Monument, 81. Johnsbury.
-,,u.. copy pei annum ------------ $40
''. ....n "a advance ------------- 500
-,,,,-,ril,rr will lind on hi- paper in CON
"." ..- r..iulr i!l,. dat" t" which he has paid.
...... .- urr,-~aTN-
-,... lu caledonia County. Subscri-
f"-'' .....- county will remit with their sub
l..- ... .,.r.r- IN addition tnr p"~tagr. as the
: 49, -....- .tIl postage on the 'dtcfon'Hn T."
ID. ....,. at the II. I"hn~burN Post Office
......,....t all kInd- done al living prices
90 I mod, ru machinery and skillful work
. ,..,l~ ut lob Printing can br done
,...r- "a the cities.
..r,,,..-. ,urd and Paper stock constantly
Rates of Advertising:
......- one uch spaced one week. sl.00
..,utIudHn'"-- -------------2 -
...,.-t uI. Nr'.k.----- q -
,!tluuInr''-.. q IL
.. a..u of spared per year, 100
.,... .t.-iI tr1"h lnel, ,------------l. 90
....- Notice. tn legislature etc.l 80
..,.r -urtarr. "ur week, .---------l .2J
+ ... .,,t'ru,ur,. .-....--. 80
.,fx ,Hnarui.f ,riH cuts, hrenty-
O. . ...-. ar., >rrlr rate. No objectiOHG-
,..-il.F 0ud nofbi"G bit legitimate
.....l .n'''h'd
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JofrLs.

JnfrLG.
ST. .JoHNSBIRY HOUSE
MAIN STREET ST .IoHSsBI-Ry Vt
q. l.. GILMORE. Proprietor
MEMPHREMAGOG HOUSE.
NEWPORT. VT.
W. +. BOWMAN. Proprietor
RISS HOUSE
SAN FRANCISCO. tALIFORNIA.
>. H. SEN MOUR 4 co. Pruprietors
Mt. MtN>EIELD HOTEL
STOWE. VT.
\ ilr~i class Hotel with all the modern improve,
m"nts. Accommodations for 800 .u-sts
y. =. KELLER. Manager
ST. JAMES HOTEL
FRANKLIN SQUARE. RosroS
\ first class hotel in every respect
flWkER BUCK. Pr"prirt"rs.
ST. JULIAN HOTEL.
PORTLAND. MAINE
GEO Z. WARD. Proprietor.
MARLBORO HOTEL.
221 W ASHINGTON STREET. RosToN
pn the American and Eurnpran Plan.
Il STEVENS. Proprietor.
Formerly of rr"ttcr House. bradford.
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: 7 : TT. I II N!SIEIII
dealers il
'tt 'ud IA\'N GuUbS. BOOTS and SHOES
"'..... E..,i5 Mti. o1ufh,0y. Niirrr T{atsi
" o.. d. "Iich vlli b- ~"ld tpr Cash 81
N-ti. "a. tt the Lowest iri",~. At
'H, WV odd E"!l"ws Block
Hn.'.. -irttI -. JuH>-BuRY. VI.
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DIR. &. II. CII.I.El.

rNA ,ICIAN AND SURGEON
"duf ~ uaIcr ~ :. : Clnrl,,~ nru. St"r..
49,. 9 ..
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". e. UDI GIITON. II. 10.
'''i'inft .itr PHYSICIAN \ SURGEON
''..t .si'l Residence. Main street.
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! X l<k {. GILL.

N II / - T. l. T. HAIR DRESS
I'M HOUSE II. JOHNSsURY. VI
- "HlN hr-t-cass w"rkm-n. and does only
first class work.
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Business DIRECTORY.

i:.,.y,>< und LocdijOn of hc Icdd-
. g...,> H,,,~,> in 81. ,JohnSb"ry.
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VI. ~"N,trniELp. Dealer in

D. 80 'LG \ y II NGN GOO u :
E-. ..".n aud White iin"i~. Ar.
'.- AEH .u.i fInEIuE~ \ SPECIALLY.
'''.." 81. prr VI. Farm"rl 81 lnhn-hury. VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-09
M AR RIED.

ENGRU M-BECkARD. At Union Bethel church
April Sih, 10y thu Rev. X. r. Hall, CSC. EN6RU
L. RACHEL BECEARD, both Of Washington city.
FRANhE-hANDLER. On the 18th of March
ISIS. at the Memorial Church, by the Rev. DR.. But
Ter, MAN fRANKB 90 Miss LIsETrE NJ. HANDLER
GAssON-SWANN. On April LIST, at the Hoiy
Gross church, 10y the Rev. Or. II arrold, RExRT T.
GASsoN: Of England, To Miss DoLIIE 4. SWAMI Q;
Philadelphia. Baltimore sun and philadelphia
Ledger please COpy.l
PIELPS-COLGAN. April Sth. al 3Is Indians
a.eDue, BY Rev. y. p. Phelps, :. W. s. PHELPs. OF
Washington, u. C.. and MARY ,. CoLGAN, of Bo.
ton, Mae. No cards
WERLE-GEIER On the 9th Of April. al 81
Mary church, by the Rev. Math. Aiis, OHARLE.
MATh. " EkLE 10 Miss MARGARATHA ca Cara,
of Washington
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LABOR NoTES.-A convention REPRESENT
ing various Industrial association. boards OF
trade and societies Of art. In Massachusetts,
was held IN Boston yesterday, 60 take action
Tor The proper representation OF that stat IN
the centennial exposition. pho strike Of
The factory hands Still continues az Great
Falls, y. III. About eight hundred in All
have struck. There arr no present indica-
uons of settlement of the trouble.
Nearly all the section hand and weaverS i'm
the Potomiska Mills. al New Bedford Mass
have struck, the former on account OF a diSa-
greCment on wages. and tie latter cause
one al their committee 10 demonstrate with
the managers was a iSchargad.
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TmE RAILwAY BANpIrrI of rHr Mrsr

THE RAILWAY BANDITTI or THE WEST.
As Conductor Wagner was bringing a ireigh {
train To ST Louis on the Indianapolis aud
81 Louis railroad Tuesday morning ne no
ticed, when near MattoOn. Illinois, two boNes
OF boots being thrown from the train, and
upon making search discovered five men in
one car, but they escaped. After going q
few miles further he discovered two cars
loaded with merchandise, open. aud i'm the
next car he found eight men secreted. Two
OF them jumped out and escaped. but with
the assistance OF the bra kemen ne succeeief
in holding the doors OF the cars and bringing
the other six TO East ST. Louis, where they
were delivered To the police.
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THE CARDINALS "IN pErrp II viii Ia
remembered thar n thu recent creation OF II q
cardinals, Plus N directed that the five car
dinalS reserved in petto." whose names Will
be found I'm letters annexed u his VIII {"
shall, in the event - his death before their
pronunciation. enjoy the active aud passive
voice IN the next CoEclaNp- such a claim has
Invariably been rejected even when IN was
customary FOR the Pore e. communicate the
names of those reserved secretly TO the sacred
college. Martin alone OF fn.nler PopeS gave
"a simIlar injunction Ia that now given ~
rus IN. but nevertheless his secret nOminef~
were not allowed To enter the next conclave.
and this decision was cpnfirmpi by "A caaSti-
tuition OF ms successor. Eugpnius IN.
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FAITHFUL UNTO hEArH.-A Ayimcr
Sanaca, n few days ago, au act was per
formed By girl l. years old which was as
heroic as It's result was mournful. Her little
brother, who was LETT In her care during IN =
absence OF their mother. fell through the ere
into deep creek. near the shore OF which ne
was playing. She plunged in after him. ant
getting HIM 10 the surface. thrust him bv
main strength into position 81 safety. al
though by 80 doing She knew that she was
losing ner own only chance OF escape. When
ms hands had graSpcd something on the bank
by winch he could draw himself oat. she
calmlN hade him brace his feet against her
ana Chamber mp. The frightened boy did So
anu the pressure thus brought 70 bear uppa
ms sister pushed her underneath the tca
where her body was afterwards faun,'
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KORAN. On the Sth instant, NELLIE, daugla .r
Of Willis and Mary Horan, at her residence ON LIST
street, between h and streets
Friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral on the 10Th instant at 3 clock
MCGOWAN. In New York city. On the TIN of
March, CHARLES MCGOWAN, a native OF W ashin.-
ton, 10. C., aged q years.
STEWART. Co the Sth Instant, at N rs O'Clock
p. m, EDWARD HARRINGTON PALNER, aged year.
and q days, infant son Of u. w. aud Alice A.
Stewart
The funeral will take place from the brother ia
Law :. Mr.. John BonZ :, II 9th street northwest,
on Saturday. the 10th instant, at O'Clock n. m
TEND