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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
The Murder of Mabel Young.

Our readers have not Vet forgotten
the murder "t Mabel Young. Il little girl
whc was InNicglcd into the hclfIl OF
Rev. Mr.. Pcniccu>t'~ church III Boston
one day last MAY. attri the clo>, of
SUNDAY school. and there killed with Il
club all within hearing at many people
passing the church: and indeed hrr
crlr~ were hrald. and the people rushed
up there. hut 10" lat, I" save hcI life OF
bc sure of hrr muldcfrI. \ Nouug man
named Thomas W. Piper, ia" sexton of
the church. was at once suspected. and
he l. on tiial III Boston now f"r The
crime. The public seemed Ia think
from the iir>t that he must Ice the guilty
one. but IL the trial progresses this he
lief must Ice >"mcW hat weakened.
Ou last Saturday Piper himself WAS
put upon the witness stand. He told
II prtItl straight. Deliberate story. which
WIS very lite shaken hN the cIo>>-,X-
animation. The pitcher in which he
l. supposed To have washed his hands
was produced. and proves Ia have too
small a nozzle to admit It iIIud. In
tact. the blood evidence. in the tIial does
,I"i inPlirate the prisoner At all. A. /"
'hc han oil his coat. il i pretty certain
shat it AIS from the mead of a Miss Gill
son. whom Piper called upon. the night
httuIc. and allowed To >it on his lap.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
The Religious Awakening.

The -. Alhan> Messenger gives very
hopeful view of the series OF gospel
meetings held III that place the last
week. From the same paper of Tues
day OF this week, We are led To believe
the work will not stop. hut that it will
continue. 1t says: The union meeting
at the VcstIN of the Congregational
church last evening was one OF the most
remarkable ever held IN 1t. Adams. 1t
showed rcrirdi in lis best >cnse: intiu-
cutlal business men and citizens stand
iug and tc>litling I" THEN own remi>>-
nc>~ and neglect of privileges. y" dcti-
mite distinct appeals were made To the
unC"nVcltcd as SHch. hut the sincere.
Christian humility and new determine
ton &" do positive duty IN Gods >eINice
eNplc>>cd 10y those present brought To
THEN tret Il number quite ~ Large. il
not larger tian at any OF th, preceding
meetings. oven twenty five lc>pnndcd
ro IlI. Van Nurdcn> delicate. we'll chos-
EN- words ot invitation. Gods own pow
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
An Awful Catastrophe.


BEEMEN. Dee. ii. Attel the steam
ship No>ci had embarked hen pa,,eu-
gels for New York to-day in the nIiter
p"It. Il fearful explosion of dynamite
took place on the wharf. by which III
persons were killed outright and many
were injured. The steamer MoScl wa,
dam ged. hut not seriously. and will
sail tomorrow. The cast of dynamite
was concealed i'll the personal baggage
of Il passenger. aud was probably cx-
plodcd hy Il sudden Jar or by fire com
municated to the baggage from pipe
OF cigar.
1t WAS at first thought the boiler of
rh, steamer Siu>on used for the trans
fer OF passengers baggage from the
Bremclhaven wharf To the ocean steam
cr had exploded. hut this was discover
ed To he an error. the Sin>om beipo
wrecked by the dynamite which wa,
about To Ice shipped. The passengers
were nearly all on board the Mo>el. and
few We're injured, the fatality being
mostly among their friends who had
come down to see them off. and the p.o-
pie at WORK about the wharvcs and ON
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

j Ross EroVu, died : Li.i,.i,I,.,,,....,,
Oakland. C,iiIriui., W,ju..,I.,, ,.,.,.,'
me. The. ,I....,>,I Ms mani anal
nl,;.>ouf ,,iit.,. ot .nr,.,.. ,.,,,. H..
,rihnrcJ illustrated .Iti,I,.''.f t,,,,I =.
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sion of n DAYS All of tL, in,,,,' l.,
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Democrats .i,r,,,,I -, i.,;,, d. ~
dem. tI,,,,LiT7r him f,,. ,I,, ..l,.,'..,.
which, II, h,. oi1.rr tL,,,, i, ,I,..I;.,i,l''o..
of thrir. dut, ' -
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corninI r''!'''H'" a> special
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i'0' - ''''''' "i'" inc I'>lu'ht. III
Friday. it was the unanimous npiuion
that these remarks we're wholly minis
tilted. and Nh. Henderson hl, been dis
missed
Tb, Vermont >.u,r,,. ,,, ,I.,..I
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The Wheeler & Wilson Mandatory
Burned--Loss, 100000.
FIVE LIVES LOST.

bridgeport was visited by most de-
structlve fire, Tuesday night. i'll the
burnln" of the extensive cabinet shops
of Wheeler y Wilson's sewing-machimc
company. The fire broke ont at u III
the evening. and the gale of wind that
prevailed threatened at first the de-
Structi0n of the whole city, the fire de
partment being powerlesS on account OF
IN insufficient supply of water. The
buildings We're of brick, one $50 and
the other POO feet long The loss will
not fall far short of SSOO.Om. on which
there is an insurance of about S:}5O.OOO.
During the progress of the fire the
wall fronting on Pembroke street. 2OU
feet long and two and Il half stories III
hight, fell outward, buryiug several
persons beneath the debris. -Four of
these were taken out i'll ii dying condi-
ton. and one Young lad named John
Kimberly was instantly killed. his head
being crushed to Il Jelly. The names
of the others injured or killed cannot
he aS"ertaincd tonight.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
The Latest Catastrophe.

Our dispatches announce another ter
rible steamship casualty in the dc>truc-
ton of fifty lives and the injury "f
many persons at Bremen. by the eX-
plo>iou of il tugs boiler. 1t i to he
presumed. though ii is not expressly
stated. that the victims were among
the passengers who had embarked on
the steamship MuScl foi New York ~
the steamer l. said to have been -
much injured that she would NOT sail at
present. No names are Vet given. but
II would he surprising if the list did
not eventually comprise many Amtri-
can citizens. 1t is singular low thc>,.
disasters. especially oH the water. seem
t" come in groups. For instance. We
have lately had the wreck of the steam
snip Los Angeles on the Pacific coast -.
with the reported loss OF all Oh board ::
then the sinking of the sunny side in
the Hudson river. with seemingly uu-
necessary los of lit, then the wreck
of the Deutschland. with some ninety
passengers ana crew IT. Vet uuaccounttd
for and now comes this last most sud
den and dreadful calamity. The di-
yer>itY OF circumstances under which
these >JGcre>>INc disasters have uccurrt.
l. ~ MAJ kcd ~ then distances apart.
All the Incidents OF the tXplu>iou at
Brrmer are Vel to Ice reported. and Ne
can only Trust that to tine unavoidable
suffering and >uIIuW To- which il ha>
given rise viii not have tr he added i'll
digndil"n at human carelc>>nr>> u
IccklcS>uc>>. BOSt0H .J0uIHdL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
The Foster-Blaine Letter.

he following l. Il copy of Il iettcI
written 10 cN->peakrr Blaine 10y New
.ltI>tl editor. 1t has created some stir:
much more than 1t j. entitled L.. Aside
from the fact that it places President
Grant IN u false light. ii j. of no account
Whmc>cr. The man Foster did not
know what he Was talking about:
NEWAI;k. y. j.. November 9. $50.
Hon. J. g. Bldiuc-My Dear sir
Eighteen months ago told You that
lnU could have New jersey III 1916.
wish NOW emphasize HAT statement.
All ON people are for you. and We can
carry the state beyond pcr.ldNcuture
cur danger l. that the West will de
naud the nomination. This can also
he aNcrtcd. of course. 10y Il union of
New England. the mIidlt states. and
strong votes from tn, South. \ potent
factor in our next convention will he.
the secret anti-t athletic order. Grant
i Il ncmhcI. and 1t has u good deal of
strength III Congress. think you ought
/" 90 III. II can Ice arranged - that
luU can he initiated anyW here 10y one
person. The order l. spreading widely
My obligations do not permit me to SAY
more than this. except that Grant no
doubt relies upon it 10 promote his
aims. With wisdom AT Washington
and IT, the states we have carried. We
can surely hold the country. But Ia
hold II t"r hap-ha1Ild candidate i
hardly worth the cai,dlc. For one OF Il
vast multitude. | want To hold il fnI
Nou. Yours very truly.
JoHN \. FOSTER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Does it Mean You /?

During the next -iN weeks want every
dollar due IL. We don't want il t" invest in
Government Bonds. Bank stock; but to
pay our debts with. Will those who are ow-
ing take due notice and govern Themselves
accordingly. {. VI. STONE co.
December !. 1875.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
Our New York Letter.

A>TOR : WILL.-"THEHES MILLIONS IN
IT."-wHERE'> TWEED? a CHARACTER
WORTH 5000. 600 U>EMENT PAR
PH>.-GLEANINGS.
NEW YORK, Dee. l3. 1873.
To the Editor Of tie Caicdonian
To err is human" especially as to
the amount of il very rich man proper
ty. Hardly two weeks ago public
opinion a> To Mr.. AstoI's wealth crys-
taizcd AT SIO0.OO00O0. His will, re-
Gently admitted to probate. reduces that
figure just about one-halt. but still
leaves Il sum that the average man
would he tnlciahly Wrll satisfied To-
POSSESS. OF thls. ~ WAS generally uu-
dcI>tood would be the cast. John Jacob
2d 9ct~ the lions share. oI some >:}5.-
mm.tWU. The remainder was hc>tnW ed
i'll miscellaneous Requests to remaining
mcmhcr> OF the fImily. charities. etc.
thc Latter. however. being hut iecbly
represented.
Omt of the >"u>. who committed the
.,.i.tl
his station" was cut Oft with S:}u.WiU &:
-.
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through hi giandtdthcI'> Will.
The Hon. Wm. VI. Tweed ha~ been
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
JVIIN I 7 u III.
Editor Newark Courier. }

The INDErE>pFNT.- The prospectus
of this paper appears III on columns to-
day. Ii has a Valuable corps of Writer'S
probably not cNccllcd i'll this respect lay
ANY paper published.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

is known at Washington as the man WI"
..partitioned Poland" 1t Is Il pity he
didn't take Il large slice of him for him
self. Springfield Ecp"biicom.
Postmaster Burt of Boston. has re-
signed. and the name of +. ;. l"htN
has been sent To the SENATE aS post
master in his place. Mr.. IohrN ap-
Monument was announced some time
ago but then Mr.. Bart waS not ready Ia
resign.
Samuel BowlrS withdraws Charles
Francis Adams and dominates cN->ena-
tor Henderson. "Thc blood of the
martyrs is the seed of the church.
Troy Times.
some of the New York papers having
started Il story that the late ice l'rc>I-
dent Wilson was born i'll Il gypsy camp.
Mr.. Jeremiah :. Goliath of New Dur
ham. y. H.. IN uncle of Mr.. Wilson.
SINS: Henry Wilson WAS not il gNp>N ;
his father was never Il ~ p>N. his grand
father WIS never Il gypsy. we know. f"l
we remember him well 80 Years ~" :
his great grandfather WAS never Il gypsy
and his great. great grandfather was an
English cnIigrant and not Il gypsy.
vi
will remember the anniversary of the
laldiu" of the pilgrims. on the 2l>t g,
with an address by Rev. {. Il. Hubert,
president of MiddlchurN college.
pr,J,.IJ, III, only revolutionary pcu-
.in,,,,. il, III. ,t,,, i the widow of the
late Nathan Loun>hcrIN. VIII" WAS over
100 Years old when he died. She lives
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17

dence OF an approaching termination vi
the ruinous conflict which has been laS
ing for seven wears Ill the nelSh""I
/ island of Cuba. The same disregard ol
the laws of civilized warfare ana "l the
inst demands of humanity. which nave
heretofore called forth expressions "i
condemnation from the nations of Christ
eudom. have continued To hlackth the
sad scene. The pTotlacted continuance
of this strife. seriously affects the inter
/ eStS of all commercial nations. nut Ii'>'
of the United States more than n'htlN'
/ bV reason of It's close proximity. us Idl
/ ger trade and intercourse with CUBA anu
| the frequent and intimate personal ana
/ social relations which have grown NJ
| between its citizens and those of the Is
land. Moreover. the property OF oul
citizens in Cuba l. large and Is rendered
insecure and deprecated ia value ana
in capacity OF production 10y the c"ntrn-
uance of the strife and the unnatural
mode of lis conduct.
have hoped that Spain would hC en-
ablcd to establish peace in her colony.
To afford security to the property and
interests of our citizens and allow lcGIt
innate scope to trade and commerce. and
the natural productions of the island.
have patiently and anNiou>ly waited
the progress of events. our own "INIl
conflict l. too recent for Us not I" con
slider the difficulties which surround Il
government distracted 10y Il dNna~tic
rebellion at home at the same time that
II has to conf. with Il separate Iu>IIItC-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
VARIETY SToe.

IRA HARVEY. Ea-r.,,.
@ G""d H., " ,',, ' ta'n, Ma I..
Frames. etc. have, inst
NEW TEAS, which S.. Pes.
Japan Tea from tIc Zoo Old.
from 81 lOt"s = G"od p. p ..
Every p"r~"I huyu- ID ,....
titled t" - chrome J,rur.. 81
OFT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-17
The Presidents Message.

We presume all our readers have seen
the message before this. ON the ground
that some may not. We give ~nn,. at the
mIOE imnnltamt hr.lds
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\ Repository of Fashion. Pleasure. and In
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SALE OF THE WELpEN HoU>E. The
Wcldru HOUSE. at -. Adams. WAS sold.
Thursday. To- the Hon. Bradley Barlow
fol >25.oOn. The house dnd furniture
aIc sud t" nav" cost Hl'"at >;242J OOu.
The house will be- owned Jointly bN
Mr.. BARLOW. Coy. Smith. W. {. Smith.
f. y. smith and l.. Mills. 1t viii Ice
opened IL Il h"trl. thoroughly rrtittrd
and mad, tir~t-cla>~ in every respect
now lacking. Tho present Landlord.
Mr.. Lavender. will probably ne Re
f.Ine.l
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