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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
Sad Case of Drowning.

Rev. Geo. Il. l'ortcuS. of Brook Nu.
week "Wednesday. uu CT very sad en-
run>t;,ucc>. II the reports can hr he
hcNcd. nI. P"Itru> WAS II native OF
Scotland la, studied medicine and then
theology. pI.criccd homeopathy Il while.
then lcctucd oh plIrcm"l"gl and finally
took to preaching. not "nl} III the Pres
hNtrIi ian church. To which he WAS bred.
hut in Baptist. SWcdcmhoIy itI and | nj
tartan pulpit>. He came /" this cnun-
Try about TWO Years ag".and preached in
Episcopal pulpit> t"r Il tins" hut last
SIniug his license. was revoked. tnr some
il had some reference To his Personal
habits and ch .la,ttr. After this. he
lcctuIcd Ton Il while. and then oIgdm-
izcd an ''iudrpcndcnt" Episcopal clnrch
in Bl"okl ln. under the title of ".All
Souls Church,. This collapsed three
weeks since \ charge that In. P"ltr-
~ death was due To some t"ul play .
ha~ brought ont from the survivor "t
The accident. Il statement Ia the effect
that Ia. Poltru> had 4 bottle of brandy
with him. while fishing. and went ashore
once "r tNirr t" get II rcpleri>licd. The
boat Mas upset in consequence OF the
drunken condition of the hnatmrn. and
while the, were irving /" save them
selves the reverend gentleman MAS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

and the fact that he has lost an immense
sum bv the fall i'll the shares Is Nlillcient
nrocf'' that he thought II vas good
propcrty. Then Col. ForncN Inmocently
adds that eminent experts pronounce
the mine perfectly good. and certain
vet to Justify all that was ever said
of if.
There is Il certain hali-truth III all
this. Yet it produces the effect of false
hood. and. if not calculated To deceive.
certainly. like Prof. StllllmamS reports
and statements and operations of Park
and stewart. and their English con
tcd,r1,rc-. did most grossly deceive.
Bnt the men who ought to he brought
rn book first 10y the English victims of
the fraudulent speculation. are the Eng
li>h officers of the company. THEN neigh
bulS il not their friends. Some of thc>"
men. at least. were aS deep in the mud
rs Park and Stewart were in the mirc.
They either did know. or ought To have
known. that they Wrr" dcCeiVlng tn"
ENGLISH public: that they were putin"
Il property on the market that had II"
such proved value a> they represented
that they were receiving vast amounts
of the stocks for lcmdin" their uanc> L"
the speculation. OF innlc property fraud:
that the mine WAS being worked for
immediate rather than permanent re-
suits. 50 H. to produce great >urIS t"r
i few months at the SUR. cost If future
returns that they had Il contract with
Park to furnish the money tOI generous
dividends for Il certain time. during
which they were all. English and Amer
lem confedciatcS alike. to sell of their
stock ut the tictitiouSly swollen prices.
and did 50 sell without regard to the
mine furnishing the means for them
that the mine did fail before the time
WI, out and Park hol>tered mp the stock
with dividend money. as agreed and
that all. English and Americans. 81
operated in the stock in the London
markets. buying and selling. a> to create
an artificial demand tor il and initiate
it, price. under cover of which they al. .
substantially retired with their piIr~. .
and LETT the ruin of THEN fraud to fall
upon the heads OF the green but greedy
nul>id'. parties. whom. hy this series
OF drccptioms and the name of Gen
>chcnck. they had cmliccd into buy in" 4
the >lidIc>. 1t l. all familiar opera
ton IN London and New York. but the
English were cheated quit" H. much 10y .
their c"umtiNmen ~ lay Americans. oar
fellows brought Oft most of the >wag. .
h"Wcvcr. and ought undoubtedly I" h'.
made L. di>g"rgr. But they succeeded .
only hN Niltuc of their English cuui.d-
crates. and if the pr'dug salt j. Il real .
one. it ought t" begin upon the latter.
Success there would make. more certain
~u"cc>> here. Perhaps. "u Squeezing.
nnr "t The English pal, might hc got l."
turn states evidence. aud then We
should have the details of he story We
have :" family "mtinrd brought ont in
bold relief. SpringGcId E'p"bIicdn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
The News in Brief.

Later returns from ludi.,n"la place
the loss "f lite at III.
Governor ridden OF New York. has
rarduurd seventy conVict> III seven
months.
\ step forward TaInc>>cc> new
school house law provides that for like
services of male and female teachers
like salaries shall he paid.
Til, mother Of little Mabel Young.
the victim of the hrltry murder. at
Boston. has lost her reason. and has
been placed in an insane asylum in that
city.
Among the lady candidates who were
aminations were the NV" youug daugh
tiers of Prof Max Muller.
The Chicago Board of Education
Tuesday night. with but one dissenting
vote. decided to discard the Bible from
the public schools of that city.
The official count of the vote on the
New Jersey constitutional amendments
shows that the Catholic opposition to
the school clause did not amount to more
than Nv" thousand votes.
Or. bio Lewis. who il at present in
California. proposes Ia remain there a
year. when he will spend about year
in foreign travel. He thinks of return
Ing eventually To san Francisco to take
up il permanent residence there.
The people of Iowa have two imp"r-
tant Constitutional amendments to vote
tur III the next election. One of them
strikes the word white" from the Con
>titution. and the other strikes out the
W"Id male" thus authorizing woman
sulfIagc.
capt. John Norris of Petersburg.
Kentucky. i said I" Ice the only sur
ViN"r of the participants in Perry,
victory "n Lake Erie. He l. now eighty
tour Wears of age and quite hearty.
The Legislature OF Kentucky voted him
Il gold medal in I-,n.
James Lick has settled upon Mount
Hamilt"u. in Santa Clala county. as a
desirable place t" build the California
Observatory. which i to contain the
largest telescope i'll the world. The
amount set apart for this purpose in
his Request Is S-UW.0.
At the sale of hluoded stock on Pres
idcmt Grants farm. the horse ridden bv
the President during the Nicksburg
campaign brought only SJ6.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
A Col. Baker Case in America.

y c:i>r >onIcW hat similar To that of
Cot. Bakers assault up"n Miss DIckim-
SON III England occurred on the Erie
rlilIoad. last week. \ Chicago lady.
who Was cncicmt,. had secured Il section
III Il pailUr ear. and retired leaving the
door ajar. but during the night a It.
Louis >tock-hrnke3, known Is. .NIo>e."
VIII" occupied the upper portion. got up
and closed the door and attempted to
outrage the lady. She cried for helm.
but the n"is,: of the train prevented her
cries being heard. She struggled brave
~ with the brute. but it WAS not until
she WAS nearly exhausted in the unequal
contest that her screams were heard hv
the conductor. When that official an
peaIcd. the i>Sailant made some excuse
and WAS permitted to retire. but the la-
d\ refused To remain unprotected. and
the conductor kindly consented to pro-
tcct her. Toward morning she cave
signs of suffering. and il physician ON
The train. who came To- the distressed
" oman : assistance. discovered hat her
unborn child had been killed and her
own life impcIilrd 10y the da>tar,llN as
Sault.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
That Injunction.

The injunction staying work upon
the L. y q. road in Dalton. was dis
solved 10y the court at lIaNrIhill. ~ We
announced last week. After two on
three days in court. the Littlcton folks
got sick of the job, aud finding that
they would hr obliged To furnish heavy
bonds, they approached the Portland
men with Il proposition t" settle. The
Iumnr l. that they offered Ia stay pro
cccdng> and huIy the hatchct t"r ljOG.
which sum would nearly indemnify
them fol money paid ont III the survey
of the route. etc, etc. Considering the
cquIvocal reading of the charter, aud
thu. loss of time thar legal proceedings
involved. the Portland men accepted
the offer aS the least of the two evils.
and peace again rrigm> on the banks of
the Ammonon>lIc. Work has been re-
commenced IN Dalton. and il pI">pcrcd.
IA train will run through carll i'll De
ctnIbrT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
Terrible Railroad Accident.
COLLISION AT FAIR HAVEN. VERNON
TWO MEN KILLED FIVE CARS An

,oIr1sIn< AT FAIR HAVEN. VERMONT
TWO MEN KILLED FIVE CARS AND
rtrpIE IncnNoTIVES DEMOLISHED.
TIN. early local freight. moving taS'
on thu, Saratoga Division at the pcic
wLlc and Hudson Canal Company
roads. colIidrd with the helping engine
uf the, east bound schenectady ana hl'-
land express freight. at Fan Haven
VT. fifteen miles west of Rutland, + IL
dav. The helper had assisted the en-
press freight up the grade from me
hall. and set off on the siding for IN"
local to pass before returning. The
brakeman accompanying the helper,
neglected to replace the switch Tor the
local. and when it came along II ran
into the siding, coliidiu% with til" he p
cr with terrific force. The conclusion
v;,, 50 nI,.at a. tn Ice heard Il mile dis
tant. The engineer "t the helper only
had time to call To- his fireman and
brakeman. " hu we've asleep on the en-
"inr. and lamp. He escaped unInIuIed,
bat the fireman.. John Shea. and The
brakeman. James Cnr>wcll. were thrown
down the bank with the engine and III
stantlv killed. hrin. fraltullN mam4led.
This engine and two engines and i've
ears in the local were badly demolished.
Several train men OH the local Mere
considerably injured in jumping from
the train. No blame l. attached to ANY
one but the brakeman. james CaI>Wcil.
who left the switch misplaced. The
track was clear at noon :" that trans
could bass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

The bank of California lc-opcncd it,
doors. SATURDAY. and tie. result at the.
day business WAS most encouraging
tor the tutur" prospects "f TIA" iI~iiIu-
ti"m. Preparations had been made f"i
an expected lar%" dcmInd upon the
bank. made. NOT from any Want al con-
il"'hrt. "ut >lmpl\ tom ia" need of
the com Nhi'h lL'> been :" Ion" I"'k"d
up ana men me doors Ntr" opened at
!" "'i"rh. -'f.''".Hhl III GnId we've III
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
The Worcester Platform.
'EEIp on TIIE EiII TIIcAN>
pI NN-~ACIII Sits


I"LIII' VI 'Etip "t I'M Ei-rI EII'tN>
"f HN~>A'mt SITS.
The follow inn r,.~c!utin,> we've. ,duuI-
eel ut WuIcr>icf:
The RrpnIlir.lir> of N,,-,,.hu.rtf. il,
convention assembled. r.ltiiim IN, j.. :,l-
lc.i.iucc To TN, "l,,t t,u,uu.,.> and
pIinrlrl,.> uf the r.nuili,.',u u.,,i,
The, cunuIliulIt,. rl,,In-,.l,r, Than uuiL-
ing in th,Ir record makr> If pcc.>,.l,
f"l them Ia rive PLEDGES that The, ne
c"pl and viii abide h} the settlement
of ulI issues made in ilI,. I3rL. Il.h
and lJtH amendments Ia the cuu>rifu-
tIuu ut the Imit,d States and the, com
glItui,t' th, r"umrIl that the. demo
cratic party hn- ~ last formally pro-
i"~>cd 10 abandon IT. LONG. hIitcl. dies
pciatr. but unaNIiiin" struggle. In to
prevent and dtfclNIId, tnu,,Iiu,rfI,,t
>ctlirmcnt. Tins profession i beth the.
most humlliJtimg c"mt,.>-ium at na>t
folly ever cNt"rtcd from Il political o.
@"nI|'ti"n. ami Il signal ulhntr t" tine
INV lh'l"i" righteousness Il hCpuhlI"In
principles. he accusation that the
hrpu"ii'an panty seeks t" keep alive
"id I~>iI"> III "ld"l I" aN"Id new ones.
l. uhWHIIamtcd. bm past Al least l.
secure. Able Ia review the, IeruId with
"ui rrlm"rSe. We 'hctIiullN commit II to
history and with the courage inspired
10y success IN i Noble ciu>r We address
ourselves 1" the new duties at tho new
era "i tIc nation.
II - therefore declared that the Re
publican patty of Massachusetts viii
support II" niI.. tor official position
Nh">'' personal character l. not an al
>"Ilil' guaranty al Hd"li\ {" every
paine iiI>t. ANA they NV "hc the con
termination al TIE ballot bon upon ANY
''li"l"'ir l"l once WI" lllI> of tins
Test NI'irNtl may TIE his party name
81 ENDORSEMENT.
/ MAI reform III cl\ll >rtN lee l. Il work
witch 10" panty can ~" owen 81 >lackcu.
ANA l"f elevation and publication "t
''H'' ''IN zee inc Itl,"hIirAh panty viii
co" '''"'iil al" i'l' iil"IIA >iil>". vel
'""''"- '"' '"-"l"l"IL"h "i lhrIr "ppo-
"'''> J." ""i''' quarter II may ap-
l"'l' /" me en-" maj ever! corrupt and
unworthy ONCE h"idrI. without dis
tl1'Ii non al l'altN. may hr driven from
us place. ANA maj "llI'Ial mIltra>;ncc
may 10 hui ted and punished Wherever
III, p"i>ilt may lead or bio" tall.
hat the hrpu"lIran> "t Ma>>achu-
sets III the ADMINISTRATION of State at
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
The Emma Mine and Its Victims.

Col. F"rncN sends oven from Eng
land Il coat ot WhitcNI>h tnI the Amer
icam gentlemen ''trIduccd" in the. mai
Ter "i the Emma mine. Testimony i
now being taken over there to lie. used
III the suit 10y some oi thu, English loser,
against senator Stewart. Ticnor W.
Park and their American associates for
fraud lii the sale of iI,. mine in I.nudou
Amd Col. FoIucN writes that he ha,
found ont enough of this testimony To
Know that mo fraud has been found
that the safe of the mine to TIN, EuuIiSb
shareholders j. proved to have been
perfectly Legitimate. and that when tb,
suit Is formally brought before lh,.
nltcd STATES district court in New
\ "rk. Gen. Park, Nh. Stewart and th,i,.
associates will he able contidrutI, tn
face their accuScr>. An, how r,,,ti,,
ucS our good naturcd PhiladeInbi.m
ten. Srh"mk Is all right. he ..arled hon
r>tlN and h"noIahlN from the. first. H..
may have made Il mistake in recon
lncldlh" III" mine to the public. heiu,,
the American minister in Lnu,Inu Lut
even he had distinguished precedeuts
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
The Golden Rule.

Since reference WAS made i'll another
place /" Nh. Mulray'> new religious pa
per in Boston, the first number has been
received. IL l. Il handsome quarto
sheet smaller than it, contemporaries
of the same class. Yet perhaps large
enough: certainly large enough for the
price. The first page has editorial ar
ticlc>: \ ''>alutation" decidedly Muir
rayi>h an Article against closing the
churches on week days. and IN favor of
having them open ut all hours, where
dent and stranger alike can lind Il place
f,l Il moment : communion with God
al>Itwo 81 three hricfcr paragraphs.
one on the sabbath dissertation puc>-
tium. III which Il more kindly tone l.
urged. and one striking hard at Uni
tari,rni>m and what the writer calls Ill
ira uithudoNN. Dn the second page are
brief editorial articles ii Greeting
To the Clergy sunday school Concerts:
'lI dIll'It 'IdllillIS lH' II-i' VI w -
and priests To enter politics. but Waln-
iug any church against "a wicked ALI
nance with political party (" accom-
pli~h 4 wicked end. meaning the
church of Rome and the Democratic
party to get possession "t the school
fund several articles on current topics.
such a. the 'CIo>>road> Statesman =
the "Llccum: ''B"ating. etc. On the
fourth pay. j. Mr.. MurraN'> last sun
DAYS sermon at Music Hall. and the
other pages alc filled up with religious
notes. miscellany. agricultural reading.
and Il musical department under the
conduct OF Dr. TouIicr. We notice
that the new paper follows the exam
Pile OF the CdicioHidn. and gives it,
readers some choice passages of Scrip
rurc.
The head of the new journal il orna-
mental. but not in keeping with >uch Il
paper To ON mind. The managers have
mLIIcd THEN uthcrni>c hclutiiul pages
with all >uIt> and sizes oi illustrations.
from Il block of >toIc> on Washington
street. down To Il cut of Il Chinaman
>cllim. starch polish The first and
to,utl pages aIc set in large type and
wide columns: the "thrr pages. in
smaller type and columns of NOT unu>u-
i'll width. With some miuor exceptions
referred To. the Goii,n HHie l. exceed
in.lN handsome and its contents are
IT. attractive H. ale ill., looks. 1t flies at
it, mast head HE following Standard
hearers: W. IL. II. Murray. cditnl-in-
chief: VI. II. Merrill. assistant editor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
Murray.
III~ rArrr AND Ms cHrKrH.

HI PArEE AND HIS CHURCH.
The prospectus of Rev. W. H. H.
Mmuay'> new religious journal The
GohIcH HHIc appears in another place.
The proof of the pudding i in the eat
ing. The public will hc able to Judge
of this new journalistic venture hy-amd-
10y. The par>"n has been exceedingly
happy in the uamc-t the golden rule i
a good rule Ia preach and practice by.
If the projectors and managers of the
new paper stick 10y their rule. they will
deserve success. aud no doubt will re
cciVe il.
1t will Ice remembered that Mr.. Muir
ray has organized Il new society. which
for the present w"r>hip> at Music Hall.
The, poor should have the gospel that
the modern church. 10y its -XtIaNagant
house. music. high->Ilalicd minister.
etc. forces the price of pewS above the
means at the middle and lower classes.
and virtually excludes them from the
service of the sanctuary. We think
our readers have known worse hobbies
than this and if there was no NOR.
serious criticism upon MI. Murray than
this. he would have a great following
Ia this thing he has struck Il chord that
Nibrates in every humble Christians
heart. And We are glad to notice. that
in the sale of seals foI his >crN ice at Mu-
sic Hall Monday evening. the prices
were fixed at Il low tigurc-aS low a.
five dollars. and none over so yca
and that two hundred free seats were
reserved for Gods poor. The time doe.
not seem far of when the poor OF this
world rich in faith" shall have the Cos
pei preached To them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
The Lost Boy Found--A Sad Case.

NEW YORK. Oct. >. $50.
Little Josie sullivan. who had been
missing for three weeks. and WIS
searched for tar and wide is Il kidnapped
boy. WAS found dead this afternoon
wedged between hay bales in Il store
within Il block of his home. He had
fallen there while playing. Through Il
humder his mother WAS only told that
her boy had been found. not that hr was
dead. She was overjoyed. and dressed
herself to go and see him. She tainted
when told the truth, and is now ia IL
very precariou> condition. The boy
was SO wedged that he was not smoth-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
Miles, the Barre Bank Robber.

Considerable excitement was created
in the Washington county jail at Mont
peI.cr on "Wednesday atternoou. 10y the
Barre bank burglar. George Miles. whose
name j. George West. being brought in
to plead IL long indictment rcp"I ted 10y
the grand jury. Tuesday. Mr. S"mcl-
vile of New York apiealed ~ his
counsel and pleaded mot guilty /" the
complaint. The case Wa>. upon the
application of Nr. SomrIN lille continued
10 the March tenn al this court. The
Iri>on> urged for the continuance were
the lack OF time T." plcparc defense.
and that Mr.. Beach. Who l. retained for
Miles could moi come to cImont At tins
term and contest the trial. \ letter
from Nh Beach VAS read III court ny
states attorney billing. am. requesting
a continuance ot the, east. | hr State
also dc>iIc> Il continuance ~ Nj. King.
the cashier at the bduk. VT IN they
wish to Ii>'' a. Il Witness. MIS- rrIuu>lN
sick with typhoid fever. After Il CON
timuiuCt had been entered IN the ease.
Mr. N"mcIyillr applied L" the CONT It"
fix Miles bail ut some reasonable sum.
bur the court declined To entertain the
motion at the Time. hur minated that
hr would hear III" question IN the even
inn. Miles wife. with others from New
y Ik. have visited hin III the jail since
hi cuiumilral last week. 1t l. said that
lac l. the leader of the gan" and l. NcrN
Wealthy. owning a tine residence. with
hoI~,.> and stables in New nrh.
ana that his attest Wa> accomplished
thr"u%h Information given The officers
10y Alph"m>">. " hn has made = tull con-
tc>~Iou. gIN IuU the uau,.> and where
ah"ut> "t all his comrades. the fourth
rested soon.
After consulting with some lr.:ll lu-
Ih"liri,'~. aud carefully considering tie
question. Judge HcdiirId fixed Miles
luiI ut SOON
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08
A Tragedy over the Bo.d-.

! terrible Tragedy ",cul,u .- Fl.
T.. e.. SrpI. =. We tiud IN .,
t"Id ~'utincl the following 5000.
it. " hirh reveals Il t.llf'ul stat, .
The old lady mentioned. il is I..
has since died. hut lived lou
however T." give hen Hcp">.r.".
the facts of the ease. The c.,.
cr> al" IT. follows: \ Nj 60.
Wclrh OF FmnIllm. +. e.. OF
Putr am"n" his mci.hhor> o..
with hi~ wife. and She lett
came /" hcr sons in Bronze.
miles from knoWlr"n. The b..
t"il"Nrd hrr and tried +" get be.
back. Hhirh she refused To Il.
then drew a rr\ Oliver aud shot
ball entering hcI side. and t"''
nh. came out near the back Lr.,
lodged IN the wood box. Tin, So,
img al the barn. his wife 1lird 70.
tcrt the old lady. The old mn
>iraprrd Il pistol at her. hut Ir a
=" oil. She then lan To- the d"s
screamed murder. which hi".-.
son 10 the seen, at lcii"l. E,.u
got there however. the obi $780,.
grabbed Il hatcher aud ~tIu,l %,
lady Il blow an the head. W hl,
eel Il very severe Wouud ~ 'n.
rutrrcd the door the old man y,
rr,ol,"r and snapped il IT. tia
son AT the slime instant dIct u.,
liird killing his father 90. ',
He then rr"crcdcd l." ku". ...
gay" himself mp To the l"ur
The old lady Is lying in Il >rI. e.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08


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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

heaven. three minutes, before they
would he here with that child.
The sermon lasted about 45iminute>,
and WAS interspesed with touching an
ecdote> of the preachers experience
Many people wanted To shake hands
with Mr.. Moody. but he managed to
slip out of the hail and get started for
Mortified almost before they knew it,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

cred. but the place was not oitel iS'r tIa
and his cries were NOT heal"'
starved To death.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

Zee culture l. spreading .i
california. At the pr">'ui ....'
crease it is estimated thar rN''
III four Years one million stands Of.
III Los Angeles and tho Is" H".
counties. which will pr"dr''
100000. 600 pounds of huucN. ."
Wu.um. which j. more iuI" '."
"i the sugar and m"la>>c- 't"p" I'
ana. Texas. and Florida '''
| That Is talit"iuia ~.Nl. 'N'''
any other country the ah",' '"
called counting the chl'N'u'
they aIr Matched.
Nh. \nIdhuit comes l,r's i.'"
south Ia say lit will moi d' ''.
Democracy to gel int" r".'.
There is ruin behind it. He i""h
observations whilriuIhr >"ui'''.'
which settled his mind ell that i'
John Brown. Il mechanic oil ''
Mi. III attempting T." =" Of"
recently. moved some al The -..''
the entire wall cHNcd IN -" h.'..i
tumatclN the pump stock m""' ..'
"t the stones aud formed 900 '
his head. The citilcm- rdPid' .
hlcd. and after three h"uI- N''N.
ing which time Brown : N"I'' r
heard at the bottom of the "'..
ring them To work ca. i'-''' ,..
alive. hut NclN much r\hII-'''
the cold, and considerably nun
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-10-08

Mrs. H. NJ. Smith has accepted the
position of leading Soprau" of Mr. Nun
rays new society.