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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-22

gu>ted with the nth and habits OF these
heather, removed to some more con-
genial locality. and thus Mr.. John, one
by one. secured the buildings until he
had the whole block to himself. And
should You have the courage to tell one
of them that YOU detest both him and
his race. he will retort in broken En-
glish. You no like me, me no likee
you: Chinaman heap good, ".and strut
about with the air of Il Brazilian ape
As gamblers, i'll some instances they
tar excel Canada Bill" or any of the
sharpS who infeSt the railroad between
San Francisco and Omaha. Even on
the steamers between here and China.
the crews are mainly composed of Chi
namen. replacing the white men, and
it is due to this fact probably, that so
many steamers have lately been lost
as one white man is worth il dozen of
them for ''>ticking' in Il storm.
These people will bind themselves at
some trade, and as soon lis they are
able to make il shoe or II cigar, they set
up shop for themselves, thus leaving
those who had the trouble of teaching
them out in the cold, and the result is
with tin shops. drug stores, clothing
stores, and in fact everything YOU can
make mention of.
One move to promote Cinnamon to
positions in skilled labor has been nip
ped in the bud. The Cornell Watch
Company removed their establishment
from Chicago recently to San Francisco,
for the sole purpose of employing this
cheap labor. They took with them Il
full force of their old help to teach the
Chinese. Under these circumstances
| they refused to go Ia work till every
and hearing. They brought the com
panN to terms. but quite likely only foI
/ the time being.
/ As an evidence of the esteem in which
the Chinese hold themselves. il Is Il fact
that Il Chiuaman proposed marriage IL
a certain white woman lately. telling
| her at the same time that he WAS ''boS>'
of large washing house. had plenty ui
money and would buy Il time house and
| live in style. This people are Il perfect
set of lccchc>. and every thiIg they save
ultimately is designed To hc sent home
to China. san Francisco has TODAY
| the ..Chinc>e on the brain" and the
I ku- kluNi>m. as it has been reported in
/ the south. viii not br Il circumstance IN
7 the annals of crime and blood>hcd a.
compared with the >IugIIiuiry carnival
ready t" burst forth. with much reason
too. in all it, tcrr"r>. a> the dawn 9th,
day peeps forth when the cry of ''dIiN,
ont the Chinaman." will sound in til,
crowded thnruughtaIcS of san Frauci>-
GO and along the Pacific slope. 1t will
require - great sacrifice to remove ihi>
curse which may become t"rmidahl,
enough t" hc national. At some iutuI,
day. quite likely tar distant ~ it did
the cu!>r of slavery in the south il
proportion To the numbers in this heath.
cndom. \. j. II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-22
Caledonia Agricultural Society.
ANNUAL. MEETING.

ANNI Al MEETING.
The annual meeting of the Caledonia
Agricultural Society was held 1T the
town hall. st. .Joln>hurN. on Tuesday,
Jan. 49, The mcetin" wa> called to
order by &. \. Sylvester. president
the call read 10y /. W. Sanhorn. Sccre-
tar\, when ON motion of y. i. Bowman.
ii committee of three from each town
represented WAS appointed t" nominate
a board of officers for the year ensuing.
On Il call of the towns. Cabot, Concord,
Groton. Rycgatr. sheffield. Stannardand
Wheelock. were found not to he repre-
scented. Adjourned until after dinner.
In the afternoon the committee on
nominations made the following report:
President }. K. EMERSON. Pcacham.
Vice Presidents Joshua BcmiS, Lyn-
don: c. J. Bell, Walden.
Secretaries /. W. Sanhorn. Russell
Risley. II. c. Hastings, y. VI. Johnson.
&. ID. Braincrd. Cloud Harvey.
Treasurer c. VI. Stone, st. johns
bury.
On motion to accept the report of the
committee, Mr. Trull Of West Burke oh
iected, and wanted to enquire what the
practice had been heretofore whether
officers were advanced in order. or
whether they were in the habit of Jump
in" them, ~ Joshua Bcmi> had been.
He thought the office of president be
longcd to Mr.. Bemi>. although he had
nothing against the nominee. He asked
for explanation.
A. VI. Cook thought he could answer
for the committee, and would say that
made not because the committee liked
Mr. Bemis less, but because they thought
the office belonged in the other part of
county. He deprecated any jar in the
present happy family, and hoped moth
ing would now creep in to disturb the
harmony.
The report "t the nominating com
mittee was accepted and the men nom
mated elected to the several offices.
On taking the chair, Mr.. kincrsol
said the office to which he was elected
was msought 10y him, and he Shoult
have been perfectly satisfied had tn,
committee nominated Mr.. BemiS. BE
ing more acquainted with cattle an,
sheep than parliamentary rules. he ask
ed the forbcarance of the society. an,
hoped the record ut the end of his tern
might he such us none of them need ~
ashamed of.
The election of Executive Committe
being i'll order, Z. l.. Hovey move
that we have a new executive commit
tee entire, with the exception of one {
the old board from each town. Motto
lost The following men were the
elected
EXE"I TIVE COMMITTEE.
Barnd- James Roy, Peter Lindsa,
Joseph Dow, VIM. Adams. Cloud .Ia1
vey.
BWke-H. NJ. Hall. David Trul
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-22

ence, then, reaches to cXonrrating
who were concerned in il from ..la.,
tional wrong" The President h.u..
that the Governor of Louisiana. n -,
exigrncy under consideration. Wa- .
able to use any other power than d.
of the military to keep the peace. II.
to have called upon the police uo.
have appropriated Il bloody conf
with the White League, and that
presence of the United States tiu....
ON the floor of the Louisiana L.
tuic. we take prevented blouu.
and loss of life. We cannot To-.
this Us actually proved, and hence .
not look upon it as furnishing ID 90.
elusive reason Tor the cmplut me.
the military. Facts may hr a, .
hereafter which shall afford ..r.
not now to bc found III the cNr.t-
record. The President >aN> TIA; . i.
cI il WAS wrong in COY. kcIh,-
..u>c such means a> were IN hl> 81. .
To defeat the illegal scirmr~ ..
Witt party. rs perhaps Il dc...
question = we think il clrJ ,...
had no such unrestricted ur nu.>3,
blc power. The couI>e pursued W.-
mistake. Il wrong. but the cNcu>,- -.
gcstcd 10y the President III IL h..
arising from the sudden aud romp0.
ed character OF the rNig"mrl. the 2
itN of the crisis aS ii undoHui,d.
pcarcd Ia the Federal officers. arI .
fact that they are not lawyers. a-'
President REMARKS. aye all dr>rrN,u-
considerable and conscientious aI..
item. They will rcreiN" ii from
American people, who may he ion
moment ow"ycd 10y tine superficial
partial influences. but III the cno
do Justice nn :. broad and r>cu-hu
ed ,calc. f:nNtnn .IOMLMnL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-22

ney. East Burke. q. \. :. Mrs. Frank
Plumley. Northtieid. O.. Messenger,
Henry K. Hill, Burlington. 6. Senti-
mel, Abbie p. Matthews, Cornwall. G..
Guard, John W. Carpenter, Johnson.
G.. A., c. ii. Baker. st. Adams.
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Subscribers in this County

liW. dfter JdM"dIy |. $50. receire their
CALEpnNIAN free Of postage- ~hich riH
make il come to them TWENTY CENTS a
ycdr less than heretOtorc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-22
THIS MEANS YOU,

If You are indebted to this Office. and we in
yite you to settle said indebtedness at AN
early day. 4. VI. STONE co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-22

,Trhc Becchcl Triton suit is now
ON trial in Brooklyn. and the thrice
told tale is being gone over again under
the charge of the most able counsel III
the country.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-22

Ill will he cen that the LcgiSla-
ture has gone back on Waterbury. and
located the Reform school at Yer
gcmmes This is rough on Waterbury.
and it may be expensive for the Cen
trail railroad a. we'll Us the State tor
we suppose nov the regular Lrgi>la-
tive excursion Will he to Ner%rnnc> in
stead of Waterbury. with IL halt ut Bur
lington long enough to warm up ii the
Van Ness.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-22
Subscribers out of this County

lIW hereafter remit wifh their SnbscItP-
tim, ten cents IN dddifioH. for postdgc-
as all newspaper post"gc after .I"""dTy
lst, has 10 be pail at the office ~hrre malt
ed. This WW make the CALEDoNIAN
herctOtOre.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-22

- The Presidents message. or some
thing else. has stopped the mouths of
the '.imdcpendcnt' press on the Lou
iSia'a ''Outragc. 1t l. not every week
that we can give two such refreshing
documents aS this message and Wen
dell Phillips speech.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-01-22

20 1t is thought Ellen \. George.
the fifteen ycar>-old girl ;" brutality
outraged 10y Charles Stevens at East
Concord. y. H.. ten days ago. cannot
live. Stevens is in Jail, hut there Is
not the slightest danger that he will re
crivc his deserts. Is it not time To find
the murderer OF Miss Ball again
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-21
SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK KLEIN
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. "a 023.

by 8. GUlNACLT, AUCT1ONEER-OFFICR
~ corner Exchange alley and Benville. street.
SATuRDAl February s, 1875, will be sold ut
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS exchange. Royal street. between Canal and
Cust"mhOuse streets, by virtue of an erier from
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. datet December e. 1874
A CORNER LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
fhlrd District of this city, designated by the No
III square bounded by Frenchmen Goodchi ldren
Love and Elysian Fields streets. Said lot measures
n feet inches front on Frenchmen street bv 81
ieet IN depth, and fronting GOOdchildren street
and rs feet i'll the rear Together with a house of
several rooms, two-story kitchen OF four rooms
THREE LOTS OF GROUND situated in the same
district of this city, designated by Nos. l. and 8
IN square bounded by Goodchildren avenue Music
Poet and Rampant streets
Lot No measures 81 feet IL inches lines front
on GOodchliGren avenue IS feet IL inches lines in
depth and front Music street. and forms the
corner OF Music street and Goodchildfen avenue.
together with frame house of three rooma
double kitchen, cIstern privy etc
Lot No T. adjoining lot No. l. measures 81 feet II
inches lines frOi on GOodchildren avenue by az
ieet II lnches lines in depth; toge,he with q
frame house, No. 6l2, having three room s gallery
Oh the SIDE with oset double kitchen cistern
priv. etc. ' -D'o-''
Lot No 3, adjoining the rear of lots Nos, l and 2
measures o3 feet inch lines front on Music
street, by IS feet ! inch Q lines M tenth tn
gether with frame house of four ,boms hack
Hahery ana two closets, double kitchen with gal
ieIS III 'front.' and two ca binets cisIern privy etc
ioTms-One half cash and The balance at one and
aWn years creditor notes bearing mortgage and
elenI per cent interest per annum from date, the
buildings to be kept insured and policies of insur.
ance transferred to the holders of the notes and
III case Of Judicial proceedings for the recovery of
any OF said notes, the lawyers fees fixed at 1--WE
per cent to be paid by the purchasers
ACTS OF SAFE before Abel Dreyfous notary public
aI rht tx ptnse OF the purchasers. ia6 IL Fl % fl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-21
WASHINGTON.
What General sheldon Thinks.

What General Sheldon Thinks.
WASHINGTON, January 20.-General Shell.
don says that he is not advised of any Op-
position to the confirmation Of Pardee in the
Senate, except from Senator West, or that
any charge is made against him, except that
the cOlOred men. represented by Chester.
think he is not radical enough.
The National Republicaa Committee.
At meeting of the Republican Central
Committee, last night, resolutions we're
adopted sustaining throughout the action OF
President Grant in the Louisiana matter
and setting forth that, even if what was
done was illegal, it was done without the
knowledge of the President, and with
sincere desire on the part OF the officers of
the government to perform their duty.
The virginius Matter in the Cabinet.
The Cabinet yesterday considered the
VirgiDius matter, With the exception of
Secretary Fish there was a unanimity of
opinion that the matter should be pushed.
1t is stated on excellent authority that the
vessels of the gulf squadron are ordered to
coal and rendezvous at Key West.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-21
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, January, 2O-The Posts fipancia
says: Wall street markets to-day less active
than yesterday. Speculative shares in early deal
ines were weak and feverish, bat are now higher
Gold opened q! ll2a andhas since sold at Ii2s a
carrying to flat" the former having been the the
opening rate and "hai" having been the last rate.
In The local money market call loans are ~.
per cent. and prime mercantile paper sac. Gov.
eminent bonds are ia higher than YESTERDAY.
The only sale of State bonds was OF Tennessee
sl1es old. and coupon at %; at the last previous
opening was generally lower than yesterday. the
exceptions having been Atlantic and Pacific Tele.
Telegraph i higher; New York Central !. and
Union Pacific and Ohio ar Mississippi i each
During the first fifteen minutes there was an ad
vance of 1 10 in Lake Shore. Western Union Tel
eSraph ST. Paul and Ohio.
Cotton-Denand freely met; uplands I5ssc; Or
leans lSSc. Sales 4a"2 bales: net receipts 957;
Futures closed weak; sales to-day IS 400 bales as
follows: Low middliug for January 49, C. February
l5sc; May Is &c; June l6 is 320l6l.c; july
is ll-i6dlSlc: August Is 1892 a l6 1850.
Southern Hour dull: shade lower; common to
Wheat-very moderate business; 81 2OlDI 25 for
winter red Western. Corn Demand moderate and
dull 3. sc PORK easer Pr'ae steam i'c whisky
Leather firm; hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres Rio
Grande, light, middle and heavy weights. 261:
Wool firm; domestic fleece i3dD65c; pulled 500
SOC; nnwashed l1037c; Texas 8036c.
FOLK easier - IS for new mess. Beef quiet and
unchanged.
GiHOINNATi. January 20.-Cottor steady; demand
moderate; middling l4ac. Flour quiet and un.
changed; Wheat quiet; red 81 G4dl O8. Corn
steady; demand modei ate at .0d:2c. Oats steady:
demand moderate at 60063c Pork SIS rs. Lard
easier closing at 49, 40c bid for steam: kettle Ike
Bulk meats; shoulders 6tc; clear rib go aslc;
clear YES d9'4c. Bacon dull; shoulders B08Ikc:
clear rib lose; clear llc Whisky firm al sic.
ST. Louis, January 2o.-Cotton firm and un.
changed. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
dull; No. red winter ST. 05.s; No. I spring chi.
cago ssc bid. Corn steady; No. . mixed 65d67.
pats-No: .6's a5:c. Whisky steady at SIC.
FORK quiet at 1ls q, April delivery. Dry salt
meats and bacon dull; only small iobiiue trade
LarQ-l3l,c hid '
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-21
uUNSTAbLESi SALES

j. II. Bernos- Algiers Wineberpy subrO.
rogatr d. VS.. Robert Boon and lie, in solldo-
Fifth Justice Court tor the Parish of Orleans
No. Gil
Dl VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS To
ID ne directed by the Hon. ". l.. Thompson
Fifth Justice of the Pace for the par sh of Or
leans. The above entlil-d suit. will pr cs.d to
sell at pubic auction. i'll front OF the Fifth Jlstlc.
Court. .ie street. Ftih DistrcI of this CITY, on
SATURDAY January 80, 1875 Twelve o'clock M
the folio ing described pr"u+rfy, 10 VII
ACkRrAlN Lon OF GROUND with the improve
me Is h,reon nights, ways, etc. situated in
NJ nologh Fifth District If III city, right bank
f he river, IN The square bounded by Madison,
De Armas. Decatur Il MorIo- ST e. ts desgnat
bv the NJ p and measurI { 80 feet ont o. u adj
sou Tfea. by 40 feet in depth, between parallel
line F ench Ute.
SeiztG i tie aPpyt entitled ard number I'd sult,
Tsrms-fs1sh OF The spot.
Deed of sale TO be pass-d before ". Il. Seymour
Esq, notary, al purchasers expense
de3l ja7 IA p 80 C. SWEET, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-21
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at lI2}s OIl2as, against ll2 at New
York. and after fair business closed at the opening
rates in both market. touching ll2ss during the
interim Ut New York. The sales summed mp
S55 oOo embracing SlGoo, $1,000 and sGo00 at ll2
S350O0 at 1l2a 0ll2ss, and $4,000 and : 10000 at
ll2A.
dollars still quoted at l08Ul08h. while Mexican
dollars now rule 97a97k gold.
Foreign exchange was without GuOtable varia-
ton. The movement in sterling was of fair extent
amounting to S475'0 embracing 1859 and s TO- 900
bill of lading at SIS ~: 4l50OO do at SIS 42I;
fl50OD do at SIS 4205 49, $1,000 bank at SIS Az;
& 1900 do at IS As, and & 1000 10 sight at SIS Al
The sales OF francs Included 10000 and $50 90o
commercial at 4.6334.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS Al i
05 42H for bill Of ladng and AL clear, and SIS AL
u for bank, and fran cs at 632a for commercial,
and 5334 for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were of lib
eIai extent and rates were without quotabe
ration. The sales of New York sight covered
1860 600. embracing SIS 600 and S25,00G CONNER.
cial at y cent DISCOUNT $4,000 do and 625 coo
and &30.n0O private bankers at 10; and $50 900
L. We also noticed sales Of $1,000 commercial
on Provide nee and 900 on Boston at = cent
discount. aud $40 coo on Providence at 3-16
The banks continued to check on New York at
par and CONNIE rcial sight was eth cuoted at I
O3E - cent discount
In stocks noticed sale of 80 shars ST.
sales Of bank and insurance shares were made of
which the particulars were withheld.
The sales of bonds embraced $4,000 city gold
bearing seven per cents at So and 5000 at 365e.
Sales were also reported Of new State consolidated
seven PEE cents, of which the particulars
withheld The latter were still quoted at about
.63 N37.
Nothing reported In city appropriat ton Ger.
tificates. They were quoted nominal at 4U.
Metropolitan Police warrants were quiet and IN
changed being still quoted at about Il.
The sales OF State warrants included $4,000 new
at 5ll. Old were still quoted at about % while
new were quoted at about 5O052.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-21
POLITICAL.

Massachusetts.
Boston. January 20.-Dawes is elected
United States Senator.
INDIANAPOLIS. January 2O.-McDonald is
elected United States Senator.
Michigan.
LANSING, January 2O.-Chandler, for Sem
at0r OF the United States, received on the
second ballot sixty-four vOtes-a gain of
one over the frat.
Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, January 2O.-Wallace was
elected United States Senator, vice Scott.
Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE, January 20-FOr United
States SenatOr-Twenty-fo fourth ballot-No
choice. Burnside received 46 votes.
New York.
ALBANY, January 20-Francis Herman is
elected to the United States Senate, vice
FentOn.
Delaware.
DOVE, january Ex-senator Bayard was
Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, January 2O-The Legislature
met in joint convention to-day and proceed.
ed with the ballot for United States Sena.
tor. After comparing yesterdays vote, on
first ballot, johnson received 30 votes,
Stephens IS, Brown Is, Butte l3, Savaga 10.
Ewing Z, Quarles 7. On the seventh ballot
johnson received 81, Stephens 1, +. Brown Is,
Butte ID, Savage Z, Ewing 6, Qnarles 6,
Paine !. The convention then adjourned
until to morrow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-21
FOREIGN.
The King Gone to the Army.

The King Gone to the Army.
MADRID. January 20.-Alfonso has de-
parted for the army.
CarliAis to be Shot.
Carlists lettering about the railroads are
ordered to be shot on account of the
frequent breaks on the roads.
A sick Prince.
LONDON, January 20.-Prince Leopold has
had another hemorrhage and is weaker.
FOundered.
The steamer Beaver, from Odessa for
Cardiff, is supposed to have foundered with
twenty persons.
Favorable Feeling for Alfonso.
The prompt action of Spain in the Gustav
affair has had an excellent effect ON the
northern powers who are ready to acknowl-
edge Alfonso so soon as they are officially
notified of his ccession.
The Spanish fleet will probably lombard
Zaranz tomorrow. The German man of
war Nautilus is there, but will take no part
in the action.
Cuban Items.
HAVANA, January 2O.-General Salcedo,
operating between CiegO de Ayilla and
Moron, has destroyed several encampments
hastily evacuated by the insurgents
The buildings on San Felipe farm, three
miles from Villa Clara, have been fred and
oestToyeu ny tne Insurgents, VINO Killed the
corporal of volunteers and a negro.
ReinfOrcements for the Spanish troops
continue to pour into the CincO Villas dis
trict.
The yacht Josephine arrived to-day from
Santiago de Cuba. She reports all was
festivity and rejoicing there over the Access
sion of Alfonso. Business was suspended
Friday and Saturday There were grand
banquets and professions, and on Sunday
a lie Denm was sung with imposing ceremo
MES
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-21
The Louisiana Message,

The Washington correspo ndent of the
Cincinnati Commercial says:
There is the best authority for the state.
ment that the Presidents message mon
Louisiana was not in any respect modified
at the suggestion Of any Cabinet officer.
The message had not been seen, and its
contents were not known by any Cabinet
officer prior to the time that it was read in
full Cabinet The only changes that were
made at the Cabinet reading were of a
verbal character. The President has given
unmistakable evidence that if his Cabinrt
DO not agree with him he will find Cabinet
that Will No modification OF the statements
OF the message was either made in the
Cabinet or suggested. The rumors. there
lore, that the message was greatly changed
at the suggestions of Secretary Fish are nm.
dents own.
The President has been considerable
annoyed by the reports of differences Of
opiEion among Cabinet officers respecting
Louisiana. IL is certain that the Caha
are now agreed upon the question.