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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05


Rev. Mr.. Ran>lnw of the >wautou
Congregational church ""c> To Wells
River.
The suspension of II. +. Fitield of
Montpelier. dealer III flour grain and
groceries. Is reported liabilities. = 10
OOD
Charles Post OF Rutland assaulted
Walter Perry ON Tuesday. with IN ny.
AMI inflicted wounds which. it i
thnught. will prove fatal. Post WAS
III .eStcd.
In the railroad accounting at St. Al
hauS. Judge Poland closed his alignment
tinl the Receivers AT one o'clock. Friday
m 'rning. having spoken eleven hours.
The many friends of Charles \. King.
cashier of the Barre bank. will he
pleased To know that he is recovering
from the long illness with which he has
been afflicted.
The American Hone and Box Com
pany. at W"lcntt. turn ont ljO. UOu
wooden te"th-rick> per day. aud 100
gI">S per day of hluriug boxes. The,
Company employ some thirty work
mrn.
fhc barn of Robert Cu>hman at
Bldttlchnro Wa> struck bl lightning
anal burned. "Wednesday morning. with
three horses. two COWS. Il pair of oxen.
>cur hogs. poultry. hay and grain in
>uianCe small.
Last Friday afternoon Il little pirl NOT
quite tom and Il little hoy only twenty
one months old. wandered away from
home. i'll Grattom. and the whole neigh
h"lhood turned ont to search for them.
hey were found about one o'clock. in
the woods. asleep upon Il bed of brakes.
George &. Hunt. Esq. Pavmaster of
the Central Vermont Railroad. who in
august last at the Twin Mountain
House. y. H.. had Il most skillfII SIR
glcal operation performed upon him.
being the removal of an liberated and
rancri"uS check bone. is rapidly i'm
proving. although he is still confined to
his rooms at the Weldon House. 81. Al
bans.
hlcc trImp> entered Il house in CAL
chester, about two miles from Ess.x
junction. Saturday evening. and at
tempted t" turn the family ont of doors
and take f"rcibIe possession. Helm
was summoned. the rascalS arrested
and deputy Sheriff French. of Es,ry
Junction, brought them to R,slino,nn
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

SAD ACCIDENT Saturday eve
mig. the Both ult.. a. George Miller. of
t.tvcudi>h. VIII" j. employed l." Inspect
I'M, lailI ".d track after the passage OF
trains. was passing over the portion OF
road he had To look Ia. on Il hand r.I.
accompanied 10y his son. a lad of >um,.
nine Nc;tl> and annfl 81 boy hrlon"ing
Ia the vicinity. ne WAS ovcrtakcu hl an
engine on it, return from helping i
heavy freight train Ia the summit. and
the hand car completely demolished.
aud " hat l. sad I" relate. his sou rc-
r..iNcd 80 VcIN serious and extensive in
iHlir> that h,, died tlI, follow img night
If correctly informed. Miller had CO
cI>inuIllN III tn" early pan "t evenings
passed over the section hc has in chli -
Ia the manner above stated. and When
doing 50. has had his son Ill ON the f"I-
ward end Of the can and hold 4 lantern
- that he. Miller could uh>rINr the
condition al th,. track ~ he hand ear
passed along. He was thus situated at
the time the accident occurred. aud tho
whole attain happened :" suddenly and
UNEXPECTEDLY that Miller and the other
boy had barely tim" To escape from he
ear h,.tnr,. the engine struck il. louug
Miller ""cupl in" a position not nearly
:" easy I" escape from. WIS run over 10y
the, engine. which literally ground on,
ct his lcg~ int" pumicr. HUtIdHd Gi"bc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

REVIVAL AT PLATT>BUHGH.- Rev. A..
b. Earle. the evangelist. has been labor
ing with great success. ut PlattShurgh.
y. y. Union meetings we've held for
two weeks. attended by great interest
So large was the Attendance that even
on week day evenings. there was only
one Protestant church in the village.
the First Presbyterian. of sufficient ca
pacity to accommodate the audiences.
The attention of all classes was very
largely absorbed in the subject. and
some business men closed their offices
and stores during the hours of service.
Nearly all other public gatherings were
dispensed with. One evening, not less
than 30 persons attended IN inquiry
meeting. and over eighty pIofessed con-
version. One liquor dealer. who was
converted. poured his liquors into the
street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS !
Republican Victories all Around.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
PENNSYLVANIA.
MINNESOTA.
NEW JERSEY,
NEW YORK,
WISCONSIN
SSACHUSETTS.
WISCONSIN.

The election passed off in this state
very quietly. The weather was de-
lichtful. The total vote cast will he
about IS5 900. and Mr.. Rice is elected
by about 5000 plurality over Mr.. Gas
ton. All the Republican State ticket.
the Republican candidates for the Ex-
ecutive Council. and large proportion
of the Republican candidates for Sena-
tors and Representative are elected.
NEW YORK.
Latest specials received at the New
York Times show large Republican gains
in almost every quarter. In the State
the Republicans have done nobly, and
succeeded beyond the auticipationS of
the most sanguine. The Times editors
ale very .juhilant. The Democratic ma
jority of 10000 last yeal has been wiped
out. and now the Republican majority
is at least 5000. The new Legislature
is certainly Republican in both branches.
The latest returns and estimates showed
that the Republicans are insured IL ma
iority of three members in the Senate
and ten in he Assembly. In the county
of New York. which comprises the same
territory H. the city, the entire Anti
Tammany County ticket from Sheriff
down is elected.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. 2-lO:;W Z.
VI. HaItlanft has at least $1,000 ma
inrity i'll Philadelphia. and is elected 10y
certainly 25,WDO majority. The entire
Republican city ticket is elected 10y Il
large majority. Bingham, who was OPP
posed 10y rrfnrmerS and IL portion OF
Uuiom League. ana consequently ran
behind his ticket badly, is elected by at
least loo majority.
LATER. lhc result III the State at
this hour. l::H \. NJ. is very doubtful.
Twenty-Five counties. including Phila-
dcIphia. heard from give Hartrantt Il
majority OF only .427.
NEW JERSEY.
NEW YORK. Nov >. Returns a> fal
H. received from New jersey indicate
that both branches of the Legislature
are Republican. Essex county sends
one Republican senator. and eight As
ScmblN men. to one Democratic Assem-
hlyman: Republican gain oi five. The
Republicans gain two A>>cmhl Nmrn III
Hudson and tW" III Mercer counties.
MINNESOTA.
IT. PNIL. Mimi. Nov. = Scattering
returns received up to? +. NJ. Indicate
the election ot the whole Republican
ticket. with the possible exception OF
Trca>rIr,r. hl mai"iitic> ranging from
iOn To -tEW. y" returns from ANY of
the large towns are Vet in.
p,I-I Mimi Nav Ib,. r.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

| 1t il II" experiment. hui ala u" "'
81 Company
II l. HOME COMPANY
g INSURANCE. IN II j. ch,-lJ,r l...t
any stock COMPANY. h'-,aii-' tii'r' .-
I" he paid !" -t", kh"ld,r-
!. II takes bat three, pei cent 90.
mote ia advance. and a~~,.>>,- I' '..
Year only What l. nee, --iIs O.. '''
thus leaving your MONEY =" 'ai f- ...
Your own hands. wh-r- II ,.iuu'H Boo
any mistakes "I dishonesty Of .''.''-
. In cIN' ~ m, Gss's,U''f.'s ~ ..
i. The company has 'l'ai -..
liabilities and ih,. very low h,'ll-' "'
proves that II has been L"n' -i.h
managed. PHIl.p II u 30
Al
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

WIZ hereafter remit ~hb their S"bScrip-
ton. ten cents in nd,Iiton. for poSfnge-
as all newspaper p"Sfdg" after J"""dry
LIST. has 10 be pail at the otic" ~h"r" mail
ed. This wW make the CALEDoNIAN
come To them ten cents Il year less than
krrctOtOrc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

AEEE>T nT \ SILK SNIGGLEE. \
respectfully dressed and ~ it TUNED
out, an oNrrllc>>,.d woman. about b
N-Ir>. old. WIS arrested at II. Alhau>
hN Customs Inspector Walker. on the
a2!iNal at the Train from Montreal. FIJI
d. evening. and OH being taken into
the custom house and searched. 100
Yards of hlick silk was found concealed
H. her skirts That being Il little Just
Il trltir morc than women generally
wear. ami it not being made up. she
W.i> taken I" iail. Whcr" she now Ic-
mains. She had a female cnuIpluiun
who escaped. She declines Ia tell who
She i al where She WIS from. but has
Photographed To- New York for counsel
>h" and hen companion we've seen to
90 up I" Montreal last Monday night
>ir aVoW> her Willingness to disclose
msItcI> of interest if She can he guar
alteed against punishment. Ii i >u>-
pc ted that she may hc az accessory to
H. rohhirg of MurGau'> store in Mon
u,al last Sunday night
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

y SAMPLE CA>E.-Tws mouths ago.
Nj. james IL Noe. a wealthy man WAS
murdered III bis store in New York. No
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
Suicide in Rochester, VT.

Onim c. Wiley. of West Rochester,
left his home about , o'clock last Mon
day morning. and not returning during
the daN. search WAS made tor him Tues
day 10y his Immediate ncighbors, with
out success. "Wednesday il general hunt
people. and after >Weepin" the noun
tain for over Il mile and IL half. resulted
III finding his pipe and Il piece of one
half inch lead pipe. about six inches
hong. which i supposed he carried with
him. Thursday the search WAS renew
ed. when he wa> found dead. only Il few
rods from where the search Wa> ahan-
donrd the might before. He WIS \ lu%
on his back. his head aud shoulders Il
little elevated against Il log. His throat
VAS cat. the Windpipr and .im%uIaI
Veins being completely >cNclrd. His
luck knife. which WAS the instrument ot
destruction. WAS shut and III hi~ pocket.
II appeared he had used lac lead pipe
30 sharpen his knife. The knife WAS
dali. and the cash WAS badly haGglcd.
\ slit Wa> cut L. The bone in one thumb.
supposed I" have been done 10y shutting.
the knife, Mr.. Wiley was Il respectable
tIrmcl. and in good circumstances. He
had appeared Il little strange OF late.
but not enough to create ANY suspicious.
He leaves Il wife and tW" children. He
was about - wears of age.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

William NJ. Pin-ry Perkins, lie, B.
Woodstock thaIl,> : Raymond ..-
Oji~ thLmhrrln P"mtr,r ,Al,I,- s
Nilln-tirld Gr"I-r l.. thapmll . ..-
W illiam II. Walker Ludlow
In force September 30 -.
Number uf policies
Amount At risk ct Company
Notes ia force c"n>titUtIn- tn, 'Htt
t"I payment 81 losses
Whole receipts from "r-auIla'."H p.
March 81 -
Assessments dlr>> 'Ni"u>'-uI COLLECT .r
""th a>Sr>>mrIt dur Jun, l.,
Other sources
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
A Reporter Come to Grief.

Our readers viii lcculrc: that There
hl, been Il good deal OF difficulty. one
time and another. IL get the minutes of
impnI liant cd>"> from one pNi.ttt. i >l"rt
to" much. ~ appears from a report al
>upicm" Court proceedings At MouI-
pclirr:
y" decisions have been rendered Vet.
The ca>. of Freeman BiNhN v. the
Montpelier and -. John>huIN Railroad
Company has been continued. much l."
the plaintitl- disappointment. The east
WAS brought to recover damages Ion m
.iuIic> To the person while tr.tNtllin" in
the defendant : passenger car. In the
court below. where the east. WAS tlicd
10y jury more than i Year since. the
plaiutitt obtained Il verdict tuI ~JUlO.
Exceptions we've taken 10y the dctcud-
ants and the case should have been tIird
IT tine August term nt the SupGrinc
Count. but Vas then continued ton the
reason tina, HcuIN ONiurt the official
court reporter. had failed To furnish the
counsel with Il copy of the testimony in
the east. At this tenn ut the count the
same Ic.I>ou WAS urged tor the conriuu-
ancc. and the count severely ccm>uIcd
Nj. OViatt tnI not haNiu" furnished the
counsel with the testimony. The thIci
Justice sad This case ought to have
been ready tor hearing. hut it cant Ice
heard without the testimony. The com
sci nave done all they could "a yet the
testimony. The fault j. with the re-
porter. over whom this count hI> NJ"
control. No Ita>nu has been assigned.
and undoubtedly none exist. why the
reporter has not furnished the tc>ti-
m"nN. We find this same difficulty in
all the counties where he reports. He
don't furnish the copies. He should
furnish copies "I should not he employ
ed. Justice Barrett remarked To cuun-
sci: If You will ask tol an order To ahatc
this nuisance of Il reporter. We should
he willing /" grant it. 1t has existed
for several Years and Is uncomfortable.
1t is understood that since this cen
sue from the supreme Court. Henry
Oviatt has rendered his resignation To
Judge Redticld. who employs him. and
it will undoubtedly he accepted.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

The l.. n q. IN CANADA. \ Port
land newspaper is responsible for the
statement that the contract hctNrrn the
Province of Quebec aud Mr.. Macdonald
for building the Montreal. OTTAWA and
Western railroad has been closed. The
price is 81 .0U per mile embracing
steel rails and non bridges. This road
l. 10 Ice the Western extension of the
Portland aud Ogdrm>hurg road. and j.
to he pushed H. rapidly H. p">>ihlr
The road from Portland la GcuIgan
Bay. will he opened in -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

20 These peril"u> times for woman
kind are bringing ont some heroinc> in
the gentler sex. RaIc selt-posse>>i"n
and pluck were shown 10y Il Mrs. Poets
III the suburbs of Boston. the other
night. who discovered Il burglar in her
house. hut PRETENDED not t" see him.
and returning to her chamber. slipped
quietly down the hackstairs and ran to
The station i'll heI night-dres and slip
pers aud brought an officer. The burg
Jar WAS caught in the very act OF
plundering a room in which two person,
were asleep. Such GOODNESS is as ran,
as il i admirable.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05
PE\NSYLN ANA.


NEW YORK. Nov > Returns as fan
as received tI"m New jersey indicate
that both branches of the Legislature
are Republican. Essex county sends
one Republican senator. and eight As
srmhl men. to one Democratic ASSEM-
hlyman: Republican gain ot five. The
Republicans gain two A>>cmhl lmrn in
Hudson and two in Mercer counties.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-05

THE MURDEE OF Ms INNrNAID. -
There remains little doubt in the minds
of the public a> To the guilty panty.
The Grand ,JuIN have found IN indict-
memt against J">rph Lit Page. fnr the
MURDER of Josie Langmaid. 1T Penn
broke. on Monday. Oct. II. They are
reported To have been unanimous in the
verdict The TRIAL will probably, take
place at an adjourned term in january.
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Scr Diofpu Ipnta1 llltb Der
Ruabe &bepbul.
Cine riibrenbe @eidi9te bon Der Sfraft bc5
"a. romild tatboliidcn @lanbsNS.

3u oer'clben 3sit, als &oiler Dioclet'
tion Die 9nbdnser uno Befenner Der 2ebre
oes G5etreu5ietsn in ben r6mii9en Pre-
pi,aen bes Mbenblanoes NIT aQer ,@rour
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uno Betbaulcr, perbrannte Die beili9en
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Die 6pltermerf5eu9e 0HeutliG ;1ur Sbau
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ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5uSooe cqudlte
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sluf6fune ber @herSrdtbft1 in
Np. 1913.

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fonaen nit 9lescn. 3 Sn Der 8aumf@ule.
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lit pas llcbrisbleibenbe 7mal $12 9lcid $84.00.
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ouN' ou2 SOAStVSSR'W' 1"|t~"
penn bas erfere f9 9an5 unter Waller
beiinbet. i, k@irft! al1p Der .WaIIerit tono>
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@emi6tes aneeaeist. :" 9a Die Ston9e>
an 'tDel1er bas~ innere @e,pt9t (oer
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badie pon il1net na9 ollben gebt, 10. 9e=
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fommt, nit su piel &eibuns pora f4, als
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folgten. A1an 5iebt besbal6 jebt allse'>
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- ti4321 ioQ elm &inb iein. ."iy.
8. 2 9 4 eli. tleiues Ebier, Il - =
*. ! Das iebes Sinh tpobl fennt.; :
, 9ie sobel n.ad)t oftmals Sur Bier, .
fl, !, 8as 42s&l nennt, ,aa r,.,l~>>.. .
.epie1 uno arbet III SIC g,,eens.
II ''"'f igapierfle9 ten.) ''' y 7
slsue Mufer d, Gledtblattern:
III gNatirlide, @robe her Streifen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
Aviso al p1blico.

No Eahiendo obtenido ell reeultado
que ne prpuse al hacer presente por
Ai anuncio ea Noyiembre del 72,
que en- 10 suce siye 6rmRrfa CON mi
eegundo apelsido, por existir otros in
diYiduos con ell romhre de Francisco
Ramirez, ton que antes autorizsba
todos mis- escritos y pnesto que sigo
espefimentan,o los m;smos periui.
clos en- 10 reeepcion de mi coriespon-
dencia asl Como entorpecim;entos en-
mis- pegocios y operaciones, be re-
suelto vsleFne nuevanente del pe
6dico para signifcar generalmente
J en- especial 4 todas las pelsonas
cen quien estoy en- relsciones, que no
onitan por ringun notivo eli estsm
psr en- la correspondence que me
diTijsn ) en- las cuentas cue, acaso
puedan abrirse en- sus hbros, mi se-
gundo ape!lido materno en- Ia forma
en gue apsseee suscrito ell preseEte
eauncic; hien enterdido que desde
tara proiesto nj irresponsible iadad
en- cuaiauier caao 8 incidelte que pu-
desc osij'pa, aoael.a cmisivn.
Puerto Rico y de- Nosismble de
1874 Francisto Ramirez y Lugo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-15
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= al pfblico en- general, asegurando no tendraI
nada 0ue desear, pues oil efecto cuenta con ms
escogleta seryidnlnbre, espaciosos cuartos para
fa0iisias. cantina bien pgOvista, bancs flos g
calientes u. 6ideli, barhero & 81 tedo pre- :
eCs III alc.nce e Fodas las forfllrlfss
Tn sslnpleaaasel nItol va boTdo, sleDE1
dne h5gsn yapores pssra pone-Be o la orden e.
loe sres. pggageras v encarg8Tse de Ia conauc
cion de gus equipsjes en- I'm bote especial man
.lado c0nstfulr cxpresamente para este sefyicI'
con rnccioa nleeanica, cue le impele mas yel0cal
dad due una naaauiLa do vapor. espacio sun
cieg,fe nara eendncir veinte Y cuatTo persona a.
con sgs naletas de viaje, 81 cual esta aelsrosl
eiou de los Sres. pasagepos para pakear pof J
bahia. San Tomas 15 de EreTo dc iS'4.- fct'cr
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