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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
East HardWick.

The Srlrctmcm have posted notices
t"rhiddin% coa>ting in the streets That
Is IL it should he.
The Sabbath schools of the Comgrc-
gati"nal and Baptist churches. ccIe-
DRAFTED Christmas on Friday evening.
with trees filled to oNcIliowing. Recital
ti"n> 10y the children, concert exercise.
The Morning Star" vocal and in
strumcntal music. All seemed happy
and merry.
Sabbath evening. between eleven and
twelve o'clock, there was Il very loud
report of either thunder or a shock OF
an earthquake which WAS it?
Len. BuInIlam and Herbert Barrett.
at No"dhurN. were arrested Saturday
last. ion I>saultim" Marshall Miles. the
stage driver. attcI the dance at the
hotel at South Iiarduirk. the night he
fore. Miles claims. and Others witness
in% the affair SAY. that he gave them no
Miles was in the act of retiring to his
room. when he WAS waNlaid. thrown
down and pounded most brutality till
others inteItrrcd and stopped them.
They were brought before Justice Green
on Monday, and both plead guilty and
We're fined so each. and costs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Meetings Next Week.

The week of prayer will bc observed
10y the churches in this place with meet
in%> every evening. Tuesday is desig-
matted rs Il day Tor special fasting and
prayer. with religious services in the
several churches at half past two. and Il
union meeting of all the churches ut
the North, 1T half-past seven in the
evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

Cast"ria Is perfect substitute for Castor oil.
without any objections. l"r 1t Is pleasant l." take
and does not mau>"at" ar gripr For C"stiVrnrs-
al any az. but especially Tor Wind Collie sour
stomach, Worms and the I'i~"rdrr-d Bowels al
Children. II Is the m"~t effective, remedy in ~
istance II ~ harmless it IL reliable and it is
cheap.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

There need be n" pain where Crntaur Lini
mcnt is used Burns and ScaldS are healed with
out scar. rheumatism, Sprains. and m"~t flesh,
bone and muscle ailments can he absolutely cured.
There are tw" kinds. The White Crntnur Linz
mrnt IL f"r family u-r, the elbow f"r horses and
animals. Onr trial will nvincr the inrr,dulpus.
IL unr56
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

The Christmas tree at the Methodist
church last Friday evening. called ont
Il goodly number of citizeIiS. and friends
from adjoining districts. Music WAS
furnished by the church choir. inter
spersed with instrumental pieces on
organ and violin.
There will be Il donation party in the
school house, Thursday evening. Jan.
9th, for benefit of Rev. :. :. Brigham.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Lunenburp.


Christmas has been well kept in this
town each church had its Christmas
trees, loaded with presents for the chill
dren, III d the older folks also came for
share of the good things. The Meth
odist and Baptist churches held their
Christmas festivals on Friday evening
OF last week the Congregational church
held their festival on Monday evening
OF this week. There were many valu-
able presents on each of the trees,
among which we iced at the Congre-
gdtIonal church Il lady's gold watch and
chain, valued at $l2:5. for Mrs Henry
Howe, also Il silver butter dish for Mis-.
W. G. Dodge and silver spoon holder
for Mrs. j. NJ. Dodge. In addition to
the church festivals there has been two
other Christmas trees at private FAM
lies. Altogether we think that we
make Il pretty fair show at Christmas
time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

interest manifested. After the festival
little excitement was Occasoned on
'he street by some of the high bloodS.
or rather hot bloods. taking offence at
what some other one had said. and a
melee ensued, which was very discredit-
able to the parties engaged in it, and
should it he repeated, blackened eyes
and bitten ears will he but part of
the penalty.
Whooping cough is quite prevalent
at Lyndonville and vicinity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

For the week ending Iu,.-ii, dee. = 10
SrpRF CNTTIE-W"rku oven and Steer, p,s
pair. slm Il. ~. suu ~
Mich Cows ANi' e. - - sGy EXTRA s65 4
-LI FIIIuw t"W- - sIu
tALI>"~-eln ~ -! ~" year, old 81 :I4
thr", Years old - = 80
SWiHE-St"Ic~. ~ Il lUt cents per lb
lRIt L. uF sum M, l. AMis~ Ia lot - ~ 20 10
:! ;" - -. ~ ~ - - per head cAtII - 20 a
:" :" per head 81 :, per H.
Spring Lambs, u Il OUC per liz. -...
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Gospel Meetings.

The State Executive Committee of
the \. VI. {. \. have arranged gospel
meetings as follows: Newport the first
week III january; then Ludlow. Spring
field. Manchester. and Factory Point. in
their order. The precise dates cannot
Ice fixed upon. Gospel meetings will
he held 1T both lr;lshIIgh and Morgan.
Dec 81 Jan >
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Portland n Ogdensburg X. X. Trains.

GOING WEST.
a.. t,u-Icaves Portland 80 a. IN, Fabyan' :
3D.. 800. l.umrnhurg, 3:2j, East Concord 3:4l
: Fond IJl. North Concord, i:G2 West Con
90. g. 81 bloomsbury - st. Jnhushury. 800
- I, ,.il Walden 600 Greensboro % East
...f, .D TIA. HaTdwick TIL arrives at johnson
p.t TrIn-LeaVcs Lunrnburg eco a m. F.
..-..fd 81 Miles Pond 7;31, North "nc"rd RS
% nd -:Ol. f. st. J"ln-burN r ~ arrive 81
.....iN Ia, Leaves 81. .Inhnshury at 900 "a IN.
.... , $50 Walden 80. East Hardwck -!
,.r...- It johnson al ll::J.
- This train does not run Mondays west Of
- aaanshury.
GOING FAST
Vfd TTdin-LraVt.- Johnson at 600 a. m. Hard
Alb. 7OG East Iiardwick AZ. Greensboro ~
t. ..n 80 DanVillc ID arrives al 81. Johns
.. 40 80 leaves -. ,JuhnShury go "A. m, T.
.. I..u-buT~ g3j, West Concord g:4s. y Concord
.. flll,. Pond 1910 +. Concord 1870 Lunrnbur.
..t thyhns ITO =. M, Portland ; 10
U.F TrriH-Lc:ivr- johnson at ll:i5. Il. III.
a,...,.,l ! 81 o. m. +. IIaTdwich I.:r- Grrrnsb"ru
.. " alden Do DanNilc 4. ~. arrives AT ~.
-.,ur, al l.tn leaves st Inhu-burN. 300 =. m,
..-.-t IuhushmrN j::!J West Concord 80, North
.t,..,I - Miles Pond $40 East concord, -,
,.,.r,- 90 lunrnhurg AT ia.
81. Iht- train does not ran Mondays and Sat
II 81 ,-t of 81. .I"hnshury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Christmas Gatherings.


Christmas was we'll observed in this
place. 1t was pleasant overhead. and
merry all around. At the Methodist
church they had trees and presents for
the Sunday School children and many
presents came on the trees to the older
members of the congregation. At the
Tniversalist church. there were also
trees and presents, an address 10y the
pastor aud singing by the children. At
the Baptist church on Railroad street.
there were appropriate exercises 10y the
children. trees and presents. At the
Free Baptist church. they had Il young
folks sociable. with presents for the
younger members of the SUNDAY school
All the churches were crowded Win
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Coasting Accident.

Bryant Stowe, Il boy about ten Years
old. broke one leg above the knee,
while sliding on Maple street, Thursday.
In TRYING to -hun another boy, he ran
against the fence. He WAS conSidcra-
bly, bruised besides the main injury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Personal.

We are glad to learn that Rev. W.
W. Thayer, who has been quite i'll, is
steadily improving.
Capt. Horace X. Idle leaves foI Flori-
da next Monday. He expects to he
gone about two months. Fayettc f..
richardson of Waterford, goes with
him.
Major Edward ID. Rcdington of Chi
cago, was in town Il couple of days last
week. He was on Il flying trip East.
mainly to see his father in bradford.
who We learn is quite poorly this win
ter.
Quitc Il number of st. .IohnShurV
Young men, completing their education
at the universities. are at home during
the holidays. Among them We notice
McsSrs. Balch and BcNnton from Cor
nell, Albert Chadwick from Amherst.
Frank Mitchell from Bowdoin. and
Lemucl :. Hastings from the theo-
logical seminary at New Haven.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Dentistry.

! shall r.m"v" my "tiic.. Ian / Ia Eank Block
Main Street. over BIN. ham Drug Store
- &. -. NEWELL, u. II. :.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Barnet.

"kunw all men 10y these presents. e
that after some rcciiaIiom>. tahlraIIN
and music. Santa Claus put in an ap-
pcaIance at the town hall Friday even
ing. and unlnadrd the Christmas tree
much to the delight of the children and
people generally.
The new hall will seat from 30 to
300. aud with its stage and two ante
rooms. i not only Just what is wanted
for town business, but will readily rent
for concerts and to travelling shows.
etc.
Rev. Mr.. Scott, from Bccbr Plain.
L. q. preached here last Sahhath
The sabbath school reelected \. :
Laughlim superintendent. to begin the
new Year. Jan. 2nd. The attendance
of the school for the last two Years has
been rs follows I-1I. whole number
of >chnlalS 80: average weekly at
tendance -. I-75. whole number. l:jO;
average attcndancr 'IOJ. This increase
in average Attendance has been made
mostly since the Gospel workers were
here last April
On account of the feeble health OF
Mrs. service, Il large number of the
friends of Rev. j. Service met at the
house of Wm Gibson ON Thursday af-
tcrnoon and evening, Dec. %. We
learn that they had Il splendid time.
and that Mr.. service WAS the gamer to
the extent of 500 or over.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
st. Johnsbury East.

\ very enjoyable evening was spent
10y the people of this village and vicin-
itN in the congregational church on tlI,
Christmas occasion. For three success
sive years have the Young people of
this vicinity invited their friends to an
entertainment in the Congregational
church. Nothing III previous Years
gave greater satisfaction and enjoy
meut than the Christmas celebration of
this year. Two iChristnias trees richly
Laden and tastefully decorated met the
gaze of all corners, Who We're there in
sufficient nuartp4s fsopanH ssns 4Snse.
Well conducted decfsmaiiops sbenisa
tions, colloquies and MUSIC ssas aais ~
first heaS,ua uzink the All h ailBs f. s
giftsfESahaa, M.e Wree 4etnnd their wass
with astonishing rapidity, to many eaa
S f;rr'al s.ss IA ~ H. ss!ssss
the evening.
We are Sorry to say that it i Vet Il
matter OF uncertainty whether the Rev
j. =. Humphrey longer remains with
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
McIndoe's Falls.

McIndoe's Falls.
We are constantly reminded that the
Death Angel is abroad in the land, and
especially So as on the arrival of the
southern bound train, Mr.. |. q. Blake,
former resident of this village, stepped
of the train with the remains of his son
Years. We sympathize with the be-
reaVed ones.
Among the many casualties to which
unwary pedestrians are subjected bv
the recent thaw which has left our
streets and sidewalks paved with ice.
we have To record one which occurred
last Thursday to little George Lathrop.
While attending the morning session ot
the district school, at recess she fell
down on the ice and broke her wrist.
Her School-tellows drew her home to
Mrs. Cameron'> where she resides. and
Norcross.
Christmas has come and gone. and
though there WAS no public festival in
this village, still if We may Judge from
appearances. We should say that ''Santa
Claus had passed 10y and had dis
penscd his t;lNors with more than his
usual lihcrality.
The educational interests of McIndoc' :
are presided over 10y Nj. Chas. Dallin.
and Mr.. Robert j. Str\ ice -Nuun" men
of culture and refinement. In Il word
We consider them APT t" teach"
la addition To usual meetings OF the
week. Il "Go>pcl Meeting" has been APP
pointed on Thursday evening at the
Hunt school house in Ryegate The
growing religions interest in this vicin-
itl seems to demand increased effort
and vigilance on the part of those who
would serve the Master. that they may
especially let their light shine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

butter for Portland, Me. The first
through freight over the line. We I'M
derstand he intends to establish COM
mission house there.
The Sabbath School at West Dan
vile celebrated Christmas. Saturday
evening. Dialogues, tahleaux, speak
ing. singing, and Christmas trees, all
came in their proper order, to make up
very enjoyable exercises. Santa Claus
appeared upon the scene at the proper
time in full costume, much to the Won
der of the little folks, and the amuse-
ment of others.
Mr.. John Gould and daughter Mrs.
Walter Davis, returned from Rome,
\. y, last Tuesday evening. This is
the second time that Mr.. Gould has
been to Rome to have il cancer removed
from his lip, and he thinks this opera
ton will prove successful.
Mr.. Ira Brainerd and wife 90 to New
bury this week. where they intend to
spend the remainder of the winter.
The ladies of the congregational So
ciety have purchased and placed in
church Il beautiful chandelier. with
side lights 50 arranged rs to thoroughly
light every part of the house
Greensboro.
The Rev. Mr.. Reed. late pastor of the
Presbyterian church. left town TUESDAY.
for his home III the West. He has preach
ed for il few Sabhaths past, and on
Monday held Il public meeting, at which
he unmaSked the Book story show
ing to the audience how foolish it was.
He has gained many warm friends while
living here who think he has been
greatly maligned and abused These.
scandals have been IL great damage to
him and the church with which he was
The church is now left in
Il divided and weakened condition. and
it is very doubtful whether it will soon
recover from 81 severe 4 stroke as il
has received in this unhappy affair. 1t
is sad t" think that wicked persons
should he able to start such scandal.
and he the means of making such hav-
oc i'll any church and community.
y man named Dane, of the west part
of Wheclnck. met with terrible acct
dent while ut work for Samuel Cole
two weeks ago. He was disludging Il
fallen tree that had lodged OF another
tree. The tree slipped from the stump
and struck log, and rs luck would
have it. Danes foot was between
them. The consequence was that the
foot WAS cut of at the instcp.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

IT, emitting for another year, re
'' ''."' the ten cents postage, if the
F'i'' -"r> "l.t of the county.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31

>h'rrl y Bailey have put down
f''o> on sheet music. See their an
""'h'"mcut elsewhere.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31


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Large package lover lbD will hr sent to any place
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-09
DEATH OF ANDREW CASAMAYOC

A telegram TO Yesterdays Enterprise
mayou. editor OF, and proprietor with
John Booth in the publication Of. the
Reese River Rereiile. In the issue Of
that paper for December . mention is
made in tie locsl department of Mr..
Casamayou's Illness. bu. the assurance
is offered that his condition is in no
manner precarious or dangerous" The
nature of his aiiment is spoken of as
- q bad cold" He seems to have HELL
ded somewhat, for the E.rei!e of the
4;h instant speaks of him as in fair
way TO recovery. He died on Tuesday.
at his home in Austin. We infer that
his death ensued from au attack Of
pneumonia. The deceased was IA
tive OF that part of France which lies
contiguous to the Spanish frontier-one
of the Basque Provinces. We of the
APPEAL happen 10 know more OF him
from the fact that he was an uncle Of
Mr.. Andrew Mute, long connected
with this establishment. MIR. Cassna-
Won was a practical printer and was at
one time connected with the .4tG Cali
torH;a and afterwards with the Nevada,
California, Transcript. lie was mar
ried man, but leaves no children. The
deceased bore FIRST rate character ard
his death is sincerely regretted by his
friends and neighbo:s.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-09

her is the property of the United States,
in the Gis pOSal OF which there is now no
adequate law. The settler must become Il
consumer of this timber whether tie lives
upon the plains or engages in working the
mines: hence every man becomes either
a trcspaSscr himself or knowingly pat
ron Of a trcspasSer. Ny opportunities for
obSr walton were not sufficient 10 justify
me in recommending specific legislation
on these subjects, but | do recommend
that Il Joint committee If the two houses
OF Congress, sufficiently large t. be diNi-
dei into subcommittee, b" organized 10
visit all the minin" States and Territories
during the coming summer and that the
committee shall report To Congress al the
next session such laws or amendment to
laws - il may deem necessary IL insure
the best interests OF the government ana
the people of these Territories, who are
doing ST. much for their development.
am sure the citizens occupying. III" Terri
tories described do not wis Ia tN he trr>pa>>-
eTs. nor Will they be- if legal ways are pro
Nided for hem TO become owners OF these
actual necessities ofth2ir position.
This message will not disappoint the
country hat 1T viii, indeed. reassure
the people Of the sound Judgment, calm
wisdom and characteristic frmness OF its
author.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-09

\ LITTLE MORE CEsTESNTAL.-The
Enterprise of yesterday has an article
reviewing the course Of the APPEAL with
relation to Messrs. Stevenson and White
hill Of the Board of Centennial Mana
gers. Our reply should be immediate,
were it not for the fac. that our availa-
bic space is occupied by a synopsis of
the Presidents Message. We will en-
desror to answer our contemporary to-
morrow
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-09
Latest styles ;n Millinery Goods
Dress Making. etc.

Mrs. c. Cunningham Of the Corbett Block
has z large stock Of bonnets, artificial flowers,
fancy goods. new invoices of all sorts Of things
in the latest patterns Of hats, etc, cts. Also
her facilities for fashionable dress making are
unequalIed in Nevada IS her reputation for
elegant fits and stylish trimming fully attests.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-08-14
The Ohio Election.

The canvass IN Ohio is as spirited
as one could wish. The plank Of the
Democrats with relation to the tnan-
ces, has not "shook" the party rs
some would have supposed, on the
contrary, the ''Intlation' dodge of
the Republicans has been pretty soon
exploded.
The only demand made by the
Ohio Democrats is for more money,
!. e. U. S. Treasury Notes, and less
National Banks and their money.
Less contraction of the currency to
benefit the monicd class, and re-
turn to specie payments at such a
time as the exigcncics of trade and
the country will permit.
Floods, such rs We have had in the
West, and q few more Duncan, Sher-
man & Co.'s failures, will knock "into
pi" all these howlers about "rag mon.
ey." So mote it he.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-08-14

Crops in this section, we fear, will
be greatly damaged by the late rains,
That is cotton; from the fact that it
Will take a new growth and shed off
TO an alarming extent. We hear of
much complaint Of this already. Sa.
i. pine, we are happy to learn, is in a
fiourishing condition. More atten-
ton haa been paid; to corn and pork
raising than in previous years, and a
large abundance will be for sale this
winter. The cotton crop was never
better. -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-08-14


Nominations hage been made II
nearly all the Districts in the State o,
Mississippi. The State Convention
seemed quite enthusiastic and L. @. G.
Lamar gave Grant lind Ames particu-
lar fits. Grant and Ames, unfortu-
nately for Mr.. Lamar, are Of the
"thick skinned" class and can stand
most heroica1ly ali philippics from
-.a. people. The campaingn is one
OF the same old SORT by Wnlcn tnis
poor State was reduced to her present
situation ; barbecufs and chin mu.
sic, and if the whites of that poor
Dc down,t !. country, don't eat crow
this Fall, then We Irophesy no more.
Kellogg and hid crew no doubt
seem highly 6atteted at this old
move, and he will nearly kill himself
laughing when he: goes North, and
relates the news to his friends
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-08-14
Foreign.

London, Aug. l0.--A special dis
patch to the Standard from Glasgow
reports that sixty rioters, many o
whom were badly hurt, were brought
before q Magistrate yesterday. Ind
re'nanded in default of bail. Riotina
broke out again in tho saburbs In
Monday, and the volunteers and req
1lar troops were ordered to ho71
themselves in readiness, but the dis.
tarbance was Quoted by reading Of
the riot act. Mobs Of Catholics, arm.
Ell with hatchets and knives, are or.
gained and acting under leaders +
is reported that several men now IN
custody, are Head Centers, 80
Panama, Aug. l0.-The position If
the Republicans Of Columbia IA mor -
complicated. The contest for the the
presidency threatens . general vs.
and second fight took place At Cana
rion and State of Nagdslina. betvaen
II, State forces aud revoiutionists.
The revolutionists, consisting If s;~
were defeated WITH = ,o. ~.
Of several officers and part Of their
artillery. 1t is considered that war
has begun. ~ wa
Panama, Aug. lO.-In San Mione, |
San Salvador, whore the recent 1oi;'
acal riots took place, order tbas i,cen
e'estaDllsllcd. President Gon.eales
'ad a1ont fifty Of those engaged. Shot,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-08-14

We must beg to make the amend
honorable to the correspondent s. s. 8,
of the Coushatta Citizen.
We are not very dull Of oompro.
hension, and We say 60 without a dis.
play Of egotism, We hope; We have
'een and read satire, but admit
our ignorance Of this "new kind. y
The correspondent s. s. S. is no
doubt as tho CitizeO says, a gentle.
man in every way worthy Of respect,
but we must beg to demur on the
question Of ''irony.'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-08-14

in squads, ut different tow ms hetu...
San Miguel and the cap ital, caus;r'
the padres who occasio ned the IN,
break to witness the xecut;on M,n,.
criminals confessed they were assnrsi
by the padres that they might rob th W
rich provided they gave part to ths
church !; great sorrow and indisna.
tion have been expressed throupRont
Central America at the event Of San
Miguel, in which the respectable Dart BART
Of the clergy join.
Havana, Aug. 9.--The cargo Of the
British vessel Laura Price, which w,s
| pursued into Hayticn waters by a
Spanish gunboat, has been embarsoe9
rs contraband and will be taken tn
Havana by s a"ish steamer. The
Diaro thanks the British counsel Gen.
eral in Hayti for his good Office in the
matter.
London, Aug. 9.-Many fresh Ar.
rests lave been made in conseauenos
Of tho renewal Of disturbances At
Glasgow between home rulers and
orangemen. The military are held in
readiness to prevent further disorder.
London Aug. 9.-The trial Of Alex.
and VIM. Collie for obtaining large
sums Of money under false pretences.
has been postponed; Alex. Collie hav.
ing abscorIe,1. The prosecu.
ton ~ore unwilling to 1oceei against
William alone. 5000 reward has
been offered for the apprehension If
Alexander Collie.
Montreal, Aug. 9.-During the mast
week two commercial houses, perfect.
ly sonnd, as far as assets and )iahiE.
ties are concerned, have been oblirnd
to make special arrangements With
creditors for extension.
Ottawa, Aug. %-The rains LAT
week will cause heavy loss in e,.n
crops and there are thousand of seres
OF oats which cannot be cut With
scytNe or reaper,