St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-11-03

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by the emissaries of the irate dealers
and the proprietor of one up town news
depot has written to the Herald fol- pro-
lection, stating that he has been waited
upon by committee of two who po-
litely Informed him that if he persisted
in handling the obnoxious journal il
would become necessary to lynch him
/ 1t is easy to see how So unequal IA bat
tie must end. and it is wonderful that
the newsmem should show so little com
mon SENSE as to commence ii fight with
not only IL powerful journal but the
whole public against them. They have
been able thus far to make the paper
scarce on the streets, and to force some
purchasers to pay the old price, but the
Herald has made arrangements to dis
tribute its own circulation till the enc
nv come to their senses and the contest
may he considered us about ended.
More successful than the newspaper
! strikers are those engineers and tirenen
who becoming dissatisfied with the
wages of the New Jersey Central took
IL novel mode of revenge by sinultane-
ouslN quitting their engines all along
the route at midnight of the 23rd, leav-
ing trains and passengers helples.
wherever that hour CHANGED to find
them. Hundreds of the latter had the
double pleasure of enjoying the night
breeze and carefully inspecting good
many miles of track while walking t,
their homes or to some station where 4
nights lodging could he obtained.
fear that under the circumstances they
would have proved very poor company
/ 4, Il 4 80, a
and coal shovel who had happened t,
meet them along the route The road
has since arranged the difficulty, and
travellers now find it an "all-rail' in
stead of semi pedestrian route.
! Gu Wednesday the public. notwith-
standing the frequency of defalcations
We're startled To learn that Thomas Ellis,
the paying teller of the Park National
! Bank, one of the oldest and strongest
in New York. had abSconded with 500
900 i'll gold certificates and treasury
notes. The president promptly placed
the matter in the hands of IL skilled de-
trctive, and has offered reward OF
S5.WW for Ellis rccapture alive or dead.
! 10 give Your readers Il chance to earn
that money | reproduce the published
description of the detaultrr. He j.
thirty six We rs of age, exactly five feet
>iN in height, with blue eyes. sallow
complexion. dark brown haiI and NOUS
tache and weighs about 10 pounds. He
WINS w" H"'sS'' aI" 'a'hS III
very r"''h''eh, Tone men iis' Seeii
ne ','u o" p''''h "Netc"at an" hlii'k
it' h'l''
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. -.
Attractions are following each otLe,
r:,pidl\ enough to keep M the ,ycroy.
of these last DAYS AT Il surp,isipp figure
| This week the visit of Gnyeruor HAYES
and the occurrence of Ohio day brourht
Il good mau> extra thnus,uds +, tb,
spot and the simultaneously orcurriuu
rrrrptiou tu IN, merchants IF tL. cam.
try. conducted under tb. ,us,,i,,s oi
the New York Produce EXchaur, shares
the responsibility for the weeks at
tendance of between six and srv.u bnu-
dIrd thousand
The visit of Governor HAYES WAS
carefully Invested of all nnlitir,l sir
uitic,uc,. h, hi, eupha,ir settlement tb,,
I,. had conn. to see. th, Fxn,Sitinu and
for nothing else e>c.nt the tultilIu,ut
of his brief ,luti,s al th. Obi, St,t.
building. He. found il impossihI. how.
ever. to escape TIM, crowd. who forced
four speeches ont of him. and vors,
than that. insisted on puttiuu him
Though the. useless m.,uiuuI,.s and
tholnI"hl\ uudiruiti,d u,.rt,i,n.,,,,.,. ,t
a uiomiscunus hlndShakinp In my
opinion it will si~ualize AN advance, in
our civilization when our puhlic men
learn enough respcct for their office.
and themselves To refus,. +, u,In.i II
| themselves to he stood m for th,. mil
in" and hauling of a miscellaneous
crowd artuated mainly hy coarse. bn,r-
| i>h and unrestrlincd curiosity. If thai
hr aristucracl, make the most of il.
| But the Governor nut up with tb,
nuisance. foI an hour. when. like Tild.u
and Hartrautt before him. he gave IN
| the battle aud rctrcatcd to the balcony
to Soothr the di>appointmcut of III,
MANY headed
The Exposition premises are large.
but >" is crowd OF I4O.O people. aud
really for two OF three weeks it has
been something of Il task to move around
at all, and very much of Il one to get
near any one of the "favoritr exhibits. "
| Every one who has been here know
what | mean, how sure one is on ap-
preaching certain pictures. show eases
81 machinery to find them the centres
of dense aud delighted crowds who
squeeze the breath out of each other and
| block the a>lcs in hllssiul unconscious
ness of anything but the wonders or
beauties before them. The press around
the elegantly arranged Weed Sewing
| rhiuIral attractions of which | have al