St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20
Postal Cards Undelivered.

Henry l.. Shepard N Co.. "' h"N'"" H.
nuhli.hrrs of American Homes, WI"
had become disgusted with the law
which obliged them to pay treble posi-
are on all magazines sent t" the %
nost offices i'm the suburbs of Boston,
Established bV Postmaster Burt, recent
i, ..ut noStaI- cards to their subscribers,
Lt.,tinm that. ON account of 1.-The ridicU-
Ion. nnstaI law" their magazine could
h.u,cfolth he found ut Il designated
,uo!. hut none of the cards were ever
delivered. ON the ground that they were
-, scandal upon the Postmaster. ana
!rrau~c .hry were using the mail t"
sclndalizc the department..
ATTEMPTED RoHHEEl BY TEAMr>.
I.ast Friday. rs Mr.. y. y. Philips. OF
Barre. travelling agent for Stafford.
Holden 4 Co.'S hay and manure fork
manutactory. of the same place. ah't
tatIrr of 4. J. Phillips. of this city. WAS
driving from sheldon T." iligigatr.
while passing through IL short piece ct
vood, he WIS acco>trd 10y two rough
l,okium men. who suddenly stepped IN
front of his team and ordered hln t"
..huld." at the same time attempting To
rr;,sp the rpirS. Mr. Phillips drives Il
very spirited mare. and the >rIddcnn"SS
of he mems appearance and movements
81 startled hcr hat she Sf'r;Ing suddenly
forward. Knocking down and running
over one of the r;iScalS. and soon put Il
SAFE, distance between her driver and
all danger Mr.. Phillips SIM II" aims.
but thinks they would not have needed
ANY if they could have got hold of him.
The men were evidently Irish. ~ the
Spokesman had the lrogUe. free Press.
MURDER THIAL.-At the cm>IIin"
term of the Grand Isle county court.
commencing on the :ilSt. inst. il is un
d,r>tood Isaiah LaWNa will Ice tIlcd t"r
killing Willie Young. States Attorney .
Adams and II. G.. Edison nIr entered /
tnl thu. plo~tcution and Willard Far
liugton for the defence. LHWNH. it F.
viii he remembered. killed Young one .
year ago. who WAS aiding the proper
officers in ci1rctng his arrest after dark
and ii Is cl;imcd in his behalf that he
did 81 strictly within the line of Il
proper >cli-dcirnrr that his ASSISTANTS
in great numbers and with IL gIcat
nui~t. like an ''armN with business.
surrounded his doniril in The night
SEASON, without in any manner imdirat-
i.:4 the object of their Visitation : and
That attrI several Intellectual warnings
+" them to depart. lac fired and killed
one ut them ~ he had Il perfect legal
ri"ht Ia do mot being obliged to wait
till hc and his We're wholly at the mtI-
g "i midnight I>~i~~iu> 81 rnhhcr>.
TIE RAILWAY POSTAL SERVICE he
tween Boston and ~. Ali,ln> has gown
rapidly at Late. y few months ago Il
might mail each NaN WAS added. \
short time since the Central Vermont
railroad i,llr,I upon this route Il new =
postal car. and HOW the nd>t,I ear
hulllrl OF the \"IthrIn n. H. railroad.
AlI'It l-ahgmrrd. has Just completed.
1T The \"Ilhrrm kIili"H,l shops. Con
cord. the most elegant railway postal !
..ai In hc found ia the Emitted States. !
/ WH> built according t" i,laI> and
~ItccItrtti"lI> tulni~hc,lh l tin. Post office :
department 1T Washington. Will, such
fltIlr qualifications IL The experience, of !
route agents and builders suggested /
lir,. ear l. l.! feet long. and j. finished :
IN ash. cherry. black walnut and binds /
rye maple. The Ventilation of tia" ear
i extremely good. and it is we'll al /
I.ru@cd in Icg.trd To warmth. The IN /
SIDE finish i"n% almost entirely light t
" GODS. the ear l. rendered unusually l.
I"ht. About fourteen feet of one end =
# ia" r;Il l. devoted to the reception d
and delivery of the mail bags. doors
'pcnlm% on each side Of the c;lI for that y
purpose. :,
In the centre. ON one side of the car. u
: " table. with 10 large boxes over it. l.
at" Inch papers aIc >nltcd. while. ON :.
l.t Il. l.
lac clerk. l. Il >WIn"n" frame Ia which /;
an hr attached som" twenty mail BAGS n
~ the reception II mail mattel =,
Ii" arrangement tnI sorting letters i
in shape and consists of -,
rh"lIN-t"p table. and :il4 boxes fnr -
he reception of letters. The car Was "
'lac"d nu The route Il daN on Two since. -
HEtI AND PEnNrI AEEE>r. Tues -
I\ AFTERNOON two men went into the -
llcr of l.. u. irnur. broker. 90, :, al
iaI"I> Xavier street in Montreal. and W
nile engaged in exchanging" SOM, ~
honey. one of them >tnl. Il parkau,. III
>lIOO in bills and walked
nn"tlrrd ont. >noL afterwards th, 81
- WIS dI>coN cred. and ii being lhru1 th
IA" fnI the Boston train To leave. the ir'
''''''' wv 'lIt t''IhDl bllI
lrIr arrival the train had gone. ON IN
Ic arrival of the train at l.acadir. ON ia
!" Grand Trunk road. conductor \. {. ca
l"nrSr1Nr. of the Central Vermont. #"
'c"INed Il telegram. aud after rr;iliuu lei
Photographed t" 81. Johns tor an Off Ill
I /" Ice IN readiness to arrest the. III
zen ON Tie arrival of the train. When
Ic tram reached -. Johns. one nt FL
rem Was arrested H. he WAS Stcppiun sc
l the tram ~cmch WIS then n,d, ul.
u the other and he wis found hid in i,I
IT, water closet at one of the ears. ON III,
lllG searched. about SlluO of the ":
"hr\ WH> found ON them and the, ri,
ere taken I" Jail to await the arrival an
the Montreal officers fin
HE 81. ALHAN> SENTIMENTlII>r. "
Il Sunday last. one J. ID. Stiles. of -"
n>t"n. delivered Il sermon and poem 49,
81. Alhan~ East hill. on the >pot wv,
here the body of Marietta y. Bah w,>
severed. Ihr exercises vcIrattcud- w.
10y SUI people. and at the clo>,. the
WHY erected monument WIS ,Irco.,t.I
I'h ii"Nrl> and Wrcath>. We trnst
al this VIII he the last of these. n,r- MA
mahr">. The h"wlimg hlather>litc, I VT
IN Whom ST. AlhauS seems T., h,. -N''
1l'lrd have done their In.>t 10 make t',''