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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-29

HREW Ladies' Seminary, Carmel, .l.-Nlne
~ years successful vnri heaf; beautiful for situF
ton honi.Lk, Fail session 40 seeAs opens Aug L. .
~ GEO. C. SMITH A. n.
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EiscelianeoU5-Country.

EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, Y. Y, foT
I,tes a. gentle nsnFlDi pr FOR bolrt anl Go
mon lg4 II for ciag' FOR Business an for no
Address GOi. T. kING. D. d. SPripr Term. March -
GOTHIC HALL, Stamford, Conn-Fall Term
~ will commence BE l. ~ apply 10 fr.nc
pal4 Misses AMEN K CHASE.
Ozark RIDGE On J.) Insttute-Botil sexes; full
coIrsc ag 3oar ~ 0peryesr send Tor civular
GUNNER HOME FOR ChlLDHEN.-Ad-
- dress Box 81 Hampstead. l. l.
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iilarble ano Slate Mantels.

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES-AD ex-
N tensiye stock OF MARBLE and MAkBLEIZED MAN
and all other Marble Work Marble Turning for The
tIae A. KLABER l3l Eas; Eighteenth IT, Third ave
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Above Ci-cch we stopped while at Dshne, large
o,,s * NOS :, and as soon aecOsed with invitation
~ coeo and pipes in The strangers place sort OF room
omen On side, with column in the middle Dke TWO
nfcLfs ~ clOser and which In all the villages s close
90 The mosque: three elOaks were pulled of aud
sprssa on lie ground for Ia cit and the mix which
leaked for ilCtead u the village coffee brought lD
minute dozen came and sat round and asked as
uSnal Whence contest thou, and whittier gOest thou g.
aad Iny gloves waic rings, &C., are handed round and
exa,nii,ed; and the e1Oyes always call forth many
MasLallasP said " come from the Frank country,
and am going 10 my place near Abn Haggag Here
u every one touched my hand and said praise be TO
ssi tbat We have seen thee Don't stay here and
tale 100 foddsns Of land and remain here" laughed
and asked should the zabOoP Drown shirt ana
&c Ldel aud work the field, seeing t4ere Is no man
Mil me - There much laughing aud then several
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
Death OF Doestlcks.

Mortimer Thump~nn. IL we'll I..
~ II writer umdrr the maine 81 OF.
phildillrI D"r>rick>. +. H." a..
New York. June -. after = >im. 81 ..
/ he drrra>cd was bonn in Er,l.
forty -iour Wears ago. " hiir b,
very Young his patents r,iuo,r.
Minnesota. He graduated II jh, "
i"an | MY rr~itN and came Ia Nra !
and engaged III the icWcltt bu,.
Accidentally. almost. h,. tulurd Boo.
tcmtlon to writing ioI The pie
SEM some contributions Ia lin llr,
entitled "\Ia"aIa Letters" ah.
tr:rctrd vide attention. Ill> >.u.
genius gained for him the tiirud-.
Clallc> \. Dana. then mann.Ir. o..
of the Tribune. and hr Ma ,,-..
regularly on the stan "i iuu a.
His mrtiIrIi irp"rt> "t p"li,, g.,
giving accounts of .iudirial p",,ru
III riIN me. a'I'i,, Ia his Reputation. .
nr.id, liin t"i the time he lr!dH-
m"lI>t at The day. Ills rcp"E ur .
sale al IN hundred Slaves 10. .l-ru-
Pierce iiuIlrr "i Grnr"i;. pu,.-,,,.
Tia" tribune. caused widespread o.,
mcnt. Anon" his most famous .u.
were "PlurihuStah." "Thc Nif,hr,
New York and "Thc Elephant
lie MS married twice. first toad
ter "t Gen. Give. OF Minnesota.
after she died. t" i laugircl ni BE- .
Fem. the we'll known NtiIsI /. .
lr.I.tr.
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At NEW PORT.

or the celebration at Newport. the
Express gives Il >uccinct account. as
follows: The people were present in
great numbers. good order and >obriety
were generally maintained. the parts
assigned to the several PARTIES were
carried ont completely. and the Grafton
by Col. Joyce. was IL we'll prepared
clcan-cut address and very happily de-
lINeIed. The procession MAS all that
was expected. The .antiuues and b,r-
nhles were ont in full force and looked
bad enough to say the least. The girl
1T the period with her husband and
servant WAS Il very snowy piece of fur
nItnre. The Young leaders in flag COS
tune presented a heautiiu! appearance
us did also the boat loads of chId,c.
dressed iii white. The boy of to-day
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09

fence when he learned that he had Ill,
icnatcd Il wife from her hIlSpai'i' a''
would have despi>ed Mr. Beerltr ll''''
he acted otherwise.
He was sorrv if he himself had sp"-
ken evil of any man, bat he co"i" nv
help it. But now their pastor was So
snon to leave h" hoped that thel won"
Join with him in p!edglmg Mr.. Beerhtr
their fidelity. and cod helping 'liell'
they would never leave him. y" voice
uttered from the press "r pulpit c"'ii"
make thcin leave him. and lU.Wh' ,llii',S
could not make thrm doubt his wort
They world =" im"u9h with INN /" the
end. whatever that might hc.
To quote from Scripture. said Mr..
Shcalmam. Il will 90 where thou gorst,
live where thou Invest: thy people shall
be my people. thy God, my Cod: viii
die when thou dicSt. and where thou
art buried there shall be buried also.
As >iIearman concluded tears stood
in his eyes and i'll the eyes "i th">r
about him. while, his voice grew husky =.
Mr. irrchcr then gave ont Il hymn ANA
pronounced the bcmcdictl"n.
MOULToN TIEOWe DOWN TUE GLOVE.
Frank Moulton got back to lir""klNn,
Friday. from yachting, fishing and con
Sultiug with Gen. Butler. just III time I"
see the jury di>chaI. c,l. and rrad the
threatening paragraphs in the morning
papers with reference To his connection
with he Lna .cIPIicc aifidaNits. lie
wis our in the afternoon with the fol
lowing card {:
The New York Tribune, Il paper III
. 4. I,...,.l,,.1.
published. this morning, the follow ing
paragraph =
Tie evidence of joseph NJ. PralSalI
in !hc Leader cas-" 80 seriously Imp!i-
Gates Francis ID. Noullou in the mamu-
flctrlic of he false alfidaNIt> of Plict
and Loader. that the counsel tor Mr..
Becchcr have already taken steps t"
indct him for conspiracy as well lis
Suhnfnation OF perjury. and VIII max"
application tn ." before the, next giant
Jury. If Mr.. Moultou should return ia
iirooklNn before the grand jury meets.
he will he arrested. ami in cN.lItI;iI ION
Ice had preliminary /" action 10y The
grand jury.
\ judicial examination of The origin
ni the Price loader affidavit il and ot
my connection with them l. exactly the
thing / desire Accordingly have re
turned In I;r""kl II /" meet the menace
nf MI l;crrhcr' mimi"ir~. and hereby
challenge and dcfl them /" institute
them rl"ccc'lI'r%S.
FRANCIS l.. MnILToN.
In an intriNirW. Friday. Monitor re
marked 'hat there was Il li!'tl sui pend
iuy against him "n an Indictment found
Iu:,iu,t him II>t fail "A hen Mir l,,,t hen
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
Independence Day Crimes d..
cidents.
RAILW Al MIl;bIr


NEW YORK. July Il. Jb.
neal Rockaway Hc>tcldal.g., ''...
South Side Railroad. and A.. Co.,
Il train nom Nilliatslni. T.. '' H..
den with Passengers going
for pleasure. and u lighter
Rockaway bound t" William, ,' '''
passenger train WAS several
behind time. and was end,
make up lost time aud pas, rI,
where the train from Eor,.".
expected 10 he in waiting.
This latter train had ot,
Poppenhau>cn, Plc>id, ut OF H..
VIII" is reported! t" have Un,n.
patient at the n"m-arpcdlan.,
overdue pas>eh@c! Train ua.l
dcrcd his up train Ia 20 aIul,9
There is but one mack nuf
turn outs. The result ua> tL,..,...
The engineer of the pa>>cr.g,,
SAID when within hall mice, %
away Station, he >;iw the >rnnl,.."
engine above the trees ana HAD
been for il slight curve ju>l rn.,
the latter station. he might has,
the train. He Immediately i5,.
whistle fol down brakes and
his engine and still elm. To- hi.
He had Just Succeeded ~ >I,o.
train when the twenty minutes
train from RorkaWaN. with The
Montauk. George Miller. ,.r,"tr,,.
Nh. lioldridgc. conductor. ,.pu.
with lightning speed upon Lrn..
were lightly loaded and had nrI .
attached. Twelve persons ur.r.
outright. and many nan.Ird .,l..
die. IT Is stated thai The rhI.,.
rougIIS " no usually arcunnr,r.. ..
>i"H> Ia RorkaWIl ard to.,t
were present and commenced nn.
the dr;,'; bodies. tunuu, .,i In.
" hose bod y WAS completely ga. ...
WAS dr>p"iled ot his watch. r,o.,..
studs and other Naiuahi,>. .rI.,
bodies were treated i'll Il like rnaur,
SIN BOYS BEoWNED NmIItl;....
FALL RIVER. Mis-. jul. ,
boys h".twc,m the ayes g! : .au a
dt"wncd about ! O'Clock lu-r,...
M halhin". The arridrn. ",r....
the sand hHI where iic south N d..
Lake cnIptit> inl" the Qucqu,,h,
rr. Seven boys we've ia tip .
| undressing and .i"imiug haud,.
walked off the SAID hai br.o,.,. .
depth. Th"nias by CT escaped .r..
the alarm. When IhcN u,lr .r
bar they l'aItrd hands il In, n,.
lcaNlm" three in each paIt}. The ..
lCr"Nrlrd in this mamnrI. uiiu.
firmly gra~p,d.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
Thunder Storm on Tuesday.

The storm which >tlurk This place
about = T.. IN. Was general. and de
>trncfiNr t" life and property. In Hus-
ton tom buildings and TWO persons we've
struck h> lightning. Ia Chelsea several
persons were stunned and considerable
property destroyed 10y Ii@htnin. ami
water.
Houses IN Worcester. Shrrv >hurv.
| NtnIdGr. Wr>th"rn' I.a>f Trmpirtnr
and ~"uthhldgt acre >truc, h\ HmiI-
nm" and fired. Ghr damage NV liwht-
nlhg i heavy. hut the fires were ri! cx-
llnSnl>hr'i with slight damage
In Salem the lightning struck in soy
"ril places. The hakchnu>r of William
~ '"ttlr Oh Hale street. Beverly. ul-
struck hN lightning about o::}U ana SCI
on iir". One horse WAS burned. The
hnIldIn% WAS entirely consumed. The
nous" of Ezra Foster at the Cove WIS
struck ana badly injured. The storm
was the most terrific known in this
Vicinity fnr Years.
Vt Concord. y. H.. the lain fell in
torrents. arc"lnp.micd 10y considerable.
wind. he streets III the city N,r.
washed I" some extent. and it is be
IitNcd that III the interior the highway :
must have been much damaged. Their.
must nave been ImiuIl Ia hay in the,
nrId and perhaps l." grow inc crol,s.
iie North Church ia Cnncni,l. now
h"Iidlng. Is reported to have been
struck 10y lightning.
AZ Nashua much damage to trees and
gardens WAS done. The ii"htuinr
>tiuck the flagstaff ON the Tru,u1
House. >hvcrin" it.
At NNack. y. Y. there WAS = dr.,,Ir,,
storm with very heavy rain and hail
hl%lI MInd and inccsSiut thunder and
i'@h'hiH". lN" men named Ahju New
man amt Jacob Fucker, while. Iathiu. e.,
nous" were instantly killed h\ liubtuimn
- morse WAS KILLED Stanlimg in a ,,taI,I,
Houses W"Ic unrnotcd and trees farm
up 10y the roots.
named Guthlr and UuIJ,,r,I S"'''ns
killed 10y Light ing. and I'm, ,'.L., mr't
W 'n""ard, lying At her wharf. had her
malnma>t >pintrred. '''''' NV
y III BOSTON EXPLOSION DIR. james
a. ~ >'n"IS III the Boston Journal of
i"'ilN'rA throws the light of his lone
AP',l'hrc on the mysterious eNpIosioI
w washington street, Boston. DR.
N"'ii"lS has no doubt but what thr rI,
nr '"tce was the vapoi of ether.
""icii ne has known to lit and mas
u''e h'itNN buildings and walls of ma
>'''H' When 1t WAS present in no lar
quantities than would he generated
pA 'he ether kept in the cellar of Dow.
'''o'lt"rN, II 10y any accident = five
i'';,i p"'tle had broken. When mixed
WIN an III the proportion of one tn s;x
"' eiSht, this vapor eNplodes with :,
terribly destructive force and with t,,a
peculiar rumbling sound which u.,,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09


The picnic at TIA" LNndonNilc grove.
Was more especially Il Grange affair.
although it drew all CLASSES Niue c:I
loads Went up from this place hN IN
extra train. and Il large number came
down hN the northern train. The Man.
HoJ thus speaks of the affair: Grand
Master Cotton of Ira>hurg. aud the
mar>lIal> formed Il pr"c">>i"u. which
Wis headed 10y Il band nt martial music.
and marched from the depot to the.
t'r"Nr. The day was devoted chiefly
/" singing, music ANA speaking. The
speakers includrd several of the leading
men connected with the oranges in this
Vicinity. i;rv. II. +. Cushing. Hon. F.
ID. Douglass and others Col. Meade
iaJlcd t" pun IN an appearance. and the
people ~. we'll us the managers of the
meeting we've much disappointed at the
nonarriNal Of the leading orator of the
day. Cot Aiken. of South Carolina. He.
bad written Il letter in which he stated
that he would hc present. hut for some
reason failed to meet his engagement.
Bccdlc'S band helped To MAKE, the after
noon pass of pleasantly. Mr.. Douglass
address W.T.. very sensible and practical.
As Il social Interview the affair WAS "A
decided success.
When nearly ready for the pIcsS. We
received from ia" Farmer office full
report of this gathering, which we are
nna'l" I" use. We learn from people.
present. that although some of the
prominent speakers failed them. their
place was fully made good 10y home
talent. and that the little speech of Ml.
james +. Colby of this town. in re
p"n>r t" the toast, Our Noun" men and
their duties. was notably the neateSt
speech of the day.
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and of wore were represented by the
Dorman boys. who with their gay pair
of Shetland ponies attracted universal
attention. Hall. with au eve to bust
ness. and understanding the benefit Of
advertising, rugged up at considerable
cXpcn>e. Il team AZ once combining
business and comedy. 1t represented Il
huge mortar and scales. with declara-
ton that Halls was the place to trade.
etc. while on behind. there Was Il fear
fully gaumt specimen of humanity. APP
pareHtly in the thlnes of death but with
lust strength enough lett to cry ont.
NO medicine for me. Capt. Kimball
came up from Coventry with Il squad of
soldiers. with fife and drum. and joined
in the procession. After the Grafton.
Col. WonliS. from StanStcad. made a
t,.., remarks. showing his appreciation
of American institutions and Indicating
that he wouldn't care if the line >tpaI-
Htiug II> from Canada was ohlitcIatcd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
Some Newspaper Opinions of the
Scandal.

Hc>idr> the careful uilL Wci.lItN N
iIclr "n the lir>t PAGE. from the Y. \.
Ercni,g Pest. We copy >cNcIdl >hoIItr
opinions below
Ii Is d"uhtIc>~ trur That the tNu-tuild>
"f the IurN OF tArINr " i". il i under
Stood. voted ion ;rpIitial. comprise. the
substantial mnI.i tnrc, ri the " hole
iuIN. MOI l. it aIl"",tir difficult Ia
conceive "t several men. piled - these
nave been 10y >'Irh arts and >uphi>tli,.>.
tm"u"h Ion" and tottu"u~ pl;..;diu. an,I
tWi>tIi, mu>. t., such multiplied appeals
!" vulgar passion and ln,iudicc what
ever the I,:.' state Of their minds. >huuld
nave hcc"mr uulhi, practically 10 Join
III Il Verdict "t acJGltia!. l;ut such men,
II Is most mlniIr>;. drclaI, IN such in
ability then own urtci Incompetence /"
act ia that high judicial caprrlt, ln
Nhtri Ih'.N ,.rlr called. His may not
lac 'lII""rIhcI then iaull : that is they
may tai from sheer Lark "l ahiir, /"
act ~ a Il@ht mimd, : iGIN >h"uId act
fOI The law c.imn"t .ilt.tIil man either
brains "l nnl.II>. II lu.>t h.iN.. been de
Med hnu 10y uatHlc and education.
ilrI"'n l. revealed the >td tath hat
,.,,,,,., I'm, ,,t,..1, j., ,.,,.,.,
,,I;Ii...,i.,,,.,,i, "'' 'N'
i.'.t.' ',.I a.. '','' N
"'''" """ '' ''''''
ndrl >arh circumstances. only ON
nl>"lruc" c"uld securely tuIm. AMI pre-
~ui.' with cnutid, me-. To rNpic>- AN ali
>"lU'r judgment. Aui. things h,.it,.. H.
thrl s,r. it Is mlrmal that ali vino m,
called u,,un tn>,l, ANY, Ii.,,...,s t,.uI,,,t
II may Ice r"A>"i'hic I" think. and SUIT
ahi" I" d". Ia relation I" the general
Nui;l''I :" tn IL ANY opinion and az
tI"n may I'r called t"i mmdrI the pies
emf pi"ifI"IIIiIrS should d'>ir, t" Use
most extreme amt candid deliberations
h"Nf"" '"3r'9"t"""i'St.
Ihc uIr;J >r:ut.I r.,S, al ,J.. .,,,.
rest. - if v,s IN tL, L,,.,,;,,,,;,,'| "
>uppn>,. il never Will Ia, ,lrri,I,.I .rI,,,..
viii ALWAYS he 4 Brrchcr r,,ty and :,
.r;I,,,,, - Nv F!''H III"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
The Celebrations.
THE TI, NIC At THE CENTRE.

Among all the celebrations iudcpcn,i-
cncr Day which this town has c>cI had.
perhaps u" one has been moIr enjoy
able. 81 sensible than he one last SatIr-
day. We think the plan of doing
something for the children on this da>
originated with Mr.. +. L. Farr, and
ri"ht earnestly did lac work from FIRST
t" last Keeping tl,c tailoring oar all the
time that the chlldicn might enjoy
the day. Soon after ten o'clock, :, chill
dIcn'> pr"crS>i"n was formed at the
park in front of he Mon school hoIsr.
''Col." Julius lloughton Was III com
nand, aided 10y Il competent corps of
lIInr,NSiun Wcic both boys and "iIl>.
and follow img close behind the ''imtam-
try Was u large open wagon. contain
in" thirty eight youn" misses. repre-
srnting The several states. Brinwim"
mp the ical WAS an improved hand
organ. and behind his came accompany
:. all contrihandS. in which Il large
and drmurc looking mule took an AZ
tive part. and a. the manager after
wards remarked. performed il we'll.
The procession WAS headed 10y he St
.I"hn~hurN Band. and lIiI> marched To
!hr station. where il embarked tur the
picnic grounds III the Centre. y train
of fourteen ears WAS filled with men,
women and children. Arriving al the
Centre, Il g""dl> numl,cI of people from
that part of the town were found al
ready there. Passing into the grove.
Which Wa- bat Il few steps away, il WAS
found that the Centre committee, had
made every arrangement complete :,
stand Ton the band. and another for the
tou> all removed.
After music 10y the band. Judge Bu-
con, marshal ot the day. called tht,
people to order. and Welcomed them in
u hIi"i address. IN which he gave the
children prominence. and spoke Il Wold
tor temperance and Virtue. He NILS
Icspnn,Ird to 10y Rev. Edward +. Fair
banks. " he in Il irA pleasant words,
accepted i"I the audience. the Welcome
being glad I" come /" il place where
there Was Il 'hall" of sufficient size to
accommodate them ali. AiicI rcirI ring
A., tI,. hisi,ri,. fact Ihrt IL v..,~ q, Inn,
'Ird Years az" This day that G,.".
Na~innGt"n took command of the Con
tiucutal army, he tuned 10 The MARSHAL
nt the day, and said If hr could manage.
Ehi> army as we'll as q. W. did his 50
all could have happy and joy tul time.
linen "" world all N"t" him 4 S;rrcc =.
After Il prayer 10y Rev. -. T.. Miller
the company gathered IN niue Glnup>
Ill about the hillside. and gave am hour
/" lunch and social lnter""nr>r. After
washing down the dImnc: with ice
WatcI, lcmond'i,. cold coffee. ami more
music. the EXERCISES at the sand were
Ir-np,.nrd 10y the reading ot thc Drcl.r-
alton of Independence 10y Walter +.
smith. Esq. After .'Iiail C"lunbil.' '
10y The band, y. VI. Dickry. Esq. Was
InHummccd rs the orator OF the dIl
Mr. Dirkcy : Grafton related to the
nations pa<t. present and Eu1urr. v,s
elaborate and studied. and although
lengthy. was we'll suited t" the ncca-
sion
Ailrl music again. the fist toast wa,
read "AmcrIca's Birthday to Nhich
Judge Poland was asked Ia rrSpond.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
o;it of this County

Subscribers o;it of this County
IIW hereafter remit Tib h"i'' S"bscrjp
HoH. Ten cents in ndtIihoH, tot I'"sf0Jc
rs all nc~Sp"r"r p"Si"Jr AFTER january
Isl, has L" be- pail atm" oNcr rh"'" m"H-
81. This TW make TIE CALEpoNIA>
comc 10 Them ten cents " WHr less than
hcrrfotOrr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09

The st. Alhan> Advertiser dl"}-
weekly edition, and Will hcl'.h,'' +.
il>ii Il Scmi-wrcklN. IN enterprise "'
before undertaken in the STATE.
y diNolc. case Of long >itndn
tween DIR. William and CalIl.lur DE-
and of West Faiil,c. in which owe.
NllnrN>r. appeared. WIS t'tmin''
Inc Orange county count, ~a'ull'..
Il bill granting Mr>. Howard llo' g.
dh "t her minor daughter. >3i"W .''''
ny and S:HhU in tIlI>t to the ch'Id.
Congressman joyce Of Rutland
soon examine candidates iuI N"~i
from his district. to fill ia" N''.'.
caused by the rejection of the one
ready nominated.
The Rutland Globe is alarmed d"
MIchcdness which prevails III l!L' .'
and announces that il stands ''.
brink OF IN immoral Nia"Ii.i. .''" '.
unless some Determined rii"iI j. ID"
Rutland may he given oNrl /" li''
of Sodom and GunolIah.
The Vermont State Fair viii .f
at Rutland. Tuesday. N'd"'I,..
Thursday, and Friday. >rptrnil"'
10Th. 10th, and Eth. $50. ne
mium list has been made mp ana
soon he issued in Il printed t"In'
The next annual Fair ol the ''' ,,
FAN Ground Co. will Ice held '"
Fair Grounds, Tuesday. W r""' md
and Thursday, September ~. ~
Ii.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
Valuable Dwelling Burned at M
chester.

MANCHESTER, y. H.. Juh /. A..
| "rt"rk thl> morning thc cl,-aD.
waite I">idcnCc of tuiohti Nat,
smith. GA Wilson Hill. u> cII,ut..- .
city. WIS burned 10 ih,. ground. O..
ale s'NrlIl theories ;I> tu ji,c uI-
the lire. hut the pIcNaiiu. nr.
seems To hr that il WIS inrt4mdlI.. -
lmGr ndmhcr of uamp> have r.
driven from the grounds aud ,t.
watch dogs belonging 10 ;iiml bad ..
recently poisoned. whether tor io..
"r revenge is uncertain.
Nh. smith. thinking hc heard >,..
and KNOW my that the h"u>c va,
occupied except 10y himself Aud
started with revolver IN iriud ir u.s.,
tam the c;lu>c. Al the hrH OF
stains he Was met hN Il deus, N"..lu,
smoke and gas. which c"mplrl,.. ..'
Grated INN. and lac irlncmt,r~ a"..
else that occurred uutil he vJ~ l"...
an li>"n>Il'ir state near the nl,a Dr..
OF the house some time atl,INarD-
smith III the meantime. timdm- tn'
house MAS III flames. had liur
leather bed from the :, cumd ~l"l.
dow. about fifteen feet from Inc -.
wrapped herself i'll quilts and n..
Tor her life. sustaining no ntiicl I
than Il bad >prau.
he estimated loss i from : i1'"'
S1i).Nm insured ior >JlHO r.nh q.
Imperial OF London. phu.uN lua '
a 4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09

Littlet"n is plurning itself upon an
anticipated visit from the Marquis of
Lorne and the Princess Louise. who are
expected III this country. during the
summer, and will visit Mt Washing
ton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09

heard ut Boston. DIR. Nirb,
out of an experience of auY,,, 'h'
century with chemicals and ,..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-09
TIE FIREWORKS.

From nine until after ten o'clock
Their" WAS Il perfect shower Of small
fireworks from the hill just month of
Col. Fairhank>S. including Rockets.
Roman candles. mines. Bengal lights.
wheels, >,'rpcnt>, etc, with two larger
and more ciah"iaIc pieces to close with
\ gIeat crowd of people lined the west
part ut the town L. Nitnr>> this display.
which passed oil without accident. al
though a rocket >lirk did come down
upon the head oi one If The, Band. cut
tin" his hat. and another dropped
through top carriage. Next year II
is in0p,'~,.d 10 shoot the rockets away
from The crowd. hot towards it,
The day Was perfect Throughout. and
no ~cIinuS accident. al c\hii,ilium OF
rnWd ism. occurred to S;tddrn al dis
gust tli">, who participated