St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21

man could hardly fix his eve with much
confidence upon the attainment of such
high honor.
How Mr.. Lick Disposes of His Money
SAN FEANCI>Co. May ID. james Lick
has made Il new trust deed. 1t differs
from that revoked in Il few particulars.
The donation for statuarN at the State
capitol Of >2JO. OOO i changed to 800
600 tur >tatuarl for the City Hall. san
Francisco. The appr"m iatIom for the
KEY monument i reduced from SlJO.-
WEi to SGOOOU. The SIUJOO for Lake
Tahnc observatory Is committed to the
| University ct California for the same
purp">c. The donation Ia the Me
chanir> Art school. is raised from
S3OO.OOO to ~JlU.OOO. The mit To his
son i raised from $:}OuO to SlJO. 900.
and tor himself he gives mp the lien of
5.Om annually and takes Il gross sum
of S.JDD.Wm. The estate hccorc> i'm
mcdarclN available for BENEFICIARY pur-
poses. Mi. Lick will he one OF the
trustees himself. aud the others will he
announced shortly. Most of the hcnc-
ticiaric> have given their assent to the
new arrangements. and no doubt is en-
trrtalned as to acquie>cence 10y those
not Vet heard from.
KILLED by A BnAR.-The quiet farm
inc community of Ludlow. Mass, was
>addrntd. Saturday. 10y the sudden.
shocking death of one of her best cit-
zcn>. Samuel White. chairman of the
board of >clectmcn and for nine wears Il
town father. being bitten 10y boar ="
that he BLEED Ia death within Il few min
utc>. Mr. White went out about Il
O'Clock Ill the morning TO feed the ami
mai. and was attacked 81 suddenly hat
he could give no warning. but was able
to crawl ont of the pen. where he was
discovered 10y "nr OF his men when un-
able to speak. He wa> seized on the
inner and upper part of the thigh. the
hIutc> tushrS tearing Il hole III be flesh
t"" inches long and severing the trtno-
Iol aItcrN. The men of the farm had
complained OF the ugly temper at the
beast. but Mr.. White. man of mark
eddy re>olute character. had thorough
belief in his ability 10 manage him in
deed. had been laughing. only the pre-
Ni"u> day. at his ''help' for then timidi-
tN. Mr.. White WIS no doubt taken
entirely off his guald. these creatures
being very quick and crafty of attack
ANOTHER INCIDENT OF THE SCHILLER
DISASTER. 1t is frequently the case
that Il great disaster brings Ia light
stories that are strange a> fiction. one
oi such having been recorded in these
columns Il few DAYS ago as Il sequel To
the wreck of the Schiller. Another is
n"w told concerning Mr.. Ludwig Ricd-
crcr of GrccuNilic. y. j.. rs follows:
"Mr. Rlrdcrer * Il gentleman who
has acquired Il fortune in doing business
III Grccu\illc. y. j. This >plim" he
determined To return to his home in
Germany. with his wife and their little
hoy who was about six wears old. Pas
sage WIS secured in TIA" Goethe. Il steam
CT of the Eagle line that made the
voyage just preceding that of the Srhil-
Ter. The day before they were To start.
Mr.. RIcdeIrr WAS '.ctainrd on account
of 4 small debt which he claimed he
did not owe. He tried to have his
deposition taken. that he might he fee.
having deposited Il sufficient sum of
money to satisfy the claim in case the
decision of the court WAS against him.
but the complainant was inexorahlc.
and MI. Rirdercr was obliged to re
main. y simple circumstance like this
was the cause of incalculahle misery
tor Mr.. Riedcrer sailed ut last for Ger
many III the Schiller, with his wife and
child, both of whom were drowned"
Mr.. Carruth. the Ninrland. y. j.. ed
itor who was shot through the head bv
Mr.. Landis- still lives. and his case is
remarkable in the annals of surgery
His homeopathic doctors, who were
,lled III the case to the exclusion of
one of the most celebrated surgeons of
Philadelphia. have given him but one
medicine from the beginning. They
have administered arnica INTERNALLY
with the view to prevent Inflammation.
aud have not Yet attempted any surri-
cal operation. The oritice of the wound
Is III fact contracted. and the Use of the
probe is considered iniudicinus. The
ball Is supposed to have lodged near the
eye upon the SKULL
Ribbon i've OF six yards long. nearly
HALL Il Yard wide, with flowers ad lib
tnln, Is considered in New York quite IA
moderate allowance tor the new style
OF bonnet. Indeed, modiStes assure one
that 1t Is impossible to get too much on,
on III too bizarre combinations. 4 fun
hlcr sight (yet one that has possibly it's
painful side) than Il Young bride drag
gIng her still infatuated partner into
one OF the fashionable millinery rooms
on Fifth avenue is seldom seen. His
utter bewilderment at the mnntelligible
Jalg;I, her atfectionate appeals to his
taste, and his uhvarying selection of