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CALIFORNIA.
A Batch of Items ChrOnicling War, In.
ternai improvements and Heavy
GnAW
Courier Journal.

A batch of Items Chronicling War, In.
ternai improvements and Heavy
snow.
SAN FRANCESCA, January q. "A
San Diego dispatch says a company Is
being formed there to build a railroad
to Yuma, on the direct line Of the
Texas Pacific. The government will
be asked to grant the same aid given
to other roads. A meeting will be held
tonight to consider the question.
Another San Diego dispatch says the
lately deposed Governor Villagrana. OF
Lower California, has arrived at La
Passe from San Francisco, en- route to
Mazatlan to obtain troops and a war
vessel to reinstate himself.
ii. G. Bennett, u defsulting pension
agent, has been sentenced to pay u fine
of $4,000, or two years in Jail.
The storm still continues. 1t Is snow
ing heavily In the Sierra Nevada. The
snow plows are breaking the track OF
the Central Pacific. The overland train,
with mail and delayed passengers FROM
the Union Pacific, were detained cas-
of Versi yesterday by the pillow leaving
the track.
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BTONEwALL 6REYs.
Anniversary Bnli.

Anniversary Bnii.
The Stonewall Greys, the oldest MILL
tary company in the city, In whose
ranks may be found as fine y body Of
young Citizen sodiery as there is in
the country, will give their Grand An
niversary Ball at Lively Hall on the
oath inst, in honor Of the ladies who
presented the company their banner.
The committee OF arrangements Ia
composed of the following gentlemen !:
Lieut.. Worth Peak, Lieut.. ]. n. Quill
am Sergeant d. Hinckly, Sergeant I.
Beaumont and Corporal ]. Work.
The following constitute the COM
mittee Of invitations: Lieut.. J. j. Cox,
Sergeant G. II Calhoun, Coporal I. p.
Scott, privates u. Toliver and J. N.
Ogden.
Floor managers, Messrs. Fred Man.
get, ii. b. Strange, s. Jet, Il. d. Da-
Wis, b. b. Buck, S. ID. Houston.
Tickets OF invitation have been L.
sued to large number Of ladies and
all the arrangements as to supper,
missile and dancing are such ~ will
make this one OF the most brilliant
and fashionable balls ever given In the
State. The tickets have been placed
at two dollars and may be procured by
presenting an invitation at Conner IL
Walkers or Williams.& Tolliver. THE
HERALD extends Its fluctuations to the
Greys and hopes the entertainment
will be- in every way a magnificent
success.
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.>p pEMENT, the 0rientalist. who h his,
Dfis; c,nIsa In I'VE hpddrCd ohares, o. o d,
WeSS With no to obtain me Innd Of
church 10 deliver Lectures &c, nn sunday an evening
the b,oia, m w street Methodist Episc9pai
In the Lni n aue,,ver A free lecture on Mon
S Say sys,n nn In the Christian Church. IL
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permission from the Governor
Wells had charged his mind with lii.
tie or nothing concerning the proceed.
ing Of the board.
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"Didn't she return your love ?"
ayes, she did; she said she didn't
want il. That's what's KILN me."
The rogues' gallery in New York
contains, at the present time, l429
photographs, which cost the city 81
l45.
The mineral exports from Utah ter
ritory for the past year amount to
little over six million dollars.
The accounts of the famine In India
are startling. Over 100000 persons
will require relief from the govern
ment
IL is reported, now, that the amount
of wadding picked up on the Bennett
May duelling ground was 30 great that
reasonable doubt arises as to wheth-
er there could have remained room
enough In the pistols for bullets.
The American Pullman car is COM
ing into great favor In Finland. In a
recent railroad accident there two
Pullman cars st God 1t better than any
other carriages on the train, and the
authorities report "that the employ
ment of such vehicles tends materially,
in proportion to their strength, to
diminish the danger, when accidents
occur, to passengers riding in then."
The census.takers OF the Young
Mems Christian association OF Jersey
City report that there are "thirty-five
saloons to each church In that CITY,"
Whereupon the Norristown Herald
says: "Why church should have 80
many saloons we can't understand.
We should think ten would suffice for
the largest church in tho city.
Cotton crop accounts from Egypt
and Iadia are coming more and more
unfayorabIe. At Alexandria for the
mast two weeks the receipts are re-
ported at 80 0J cantars, against $780,
doc for the same time last year. There
| n, however, still an excess OF about
800 900 cantars over last year, but this,
IL Is thought, will disappear In some
four or five weeks, and that the season
will show loss OF some $4,000 to
$50, 900 cantArs. or say $4,000 TO 10000
bales. :" Aa''7D"N-"
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w Gather Report.

Indications for the Western Gulf
States higher barometer, colder. north
erly winds and possibly occasional
rains tonight, succeeded during Sum
day by generally clear weather, and In
northern portions shifting to warmer
southerly winds. Cautionary signals
continue ON the Texas coast and from
North Carolina to Maine.
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This afternoon at four o'clock In the
Temple Emmanuel. will be celebrated
the nuptial ceremonies OF Mr.. Il, Wal
lerstein and Miss Rosie Sohuartz and
Mr.. Henry Herff and Miss Mamie
Hotlstadt.
The marriage ceremony of the Israel
ites is very solemn and beautiful one,
and upon It Is based and from 1t comes
the principle features of the Christian
modes. The double wedding Of two Of
our worthiest aud most estimable
young gentlemen Of this faith, to two
young ladies who are the centers of n
large circle OF friends, cannot but be q
sight of more than ordinary interest
and the Synagogue will probably be
crowded with tho host OF friends Of
the bridal parties. The HERALD ex-
tends its warmest congratulations to
the happy couples.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20. This morn.
leg police officer 10 the northern
part of the city arrested negro who
had in his possession q leg of pork
which he had evidently stolen. The
negro attempted to escape from the
officer who fired his revolver at him
three times, the last shot killing him
inltantlv
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wheeler withhoIds His Opinion ON the
Com rOmtae

WATERFOWL, N. Y, January Co.
w. A. Wheeler declines to express IN
piuion on the compounds. l
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Ano,her yanishing william.

BIDDEFoRD, Maine, Jan. GOV. A.
Woods, manager Of Truckman's Eek.
press and Treasurer Of Sheridan's Post
g. A. r., has absconded with the
funds of both organizations. He ha,
been traced to Philadelphia.
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SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 2O-Five inef-
fectual ballots. Six mem bers absent.
Adjourned.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-22

been SO used does not at all prove that
they auere, and we ask if there is more
direct evidence
l have before this spoken of the
probability that the ancient heather
worship of the Bulgarians has left its
trace upon the Christianity which sue
ceeded it, and an interesting fact in
this connection was brought to my no.
tice. 1t is customary even now in some
parts of Bulgaria on feast days, fer
families to go to these mounds and have
what we might call a family picnic, but
a part of the cere mony is to sacrifice a
lamb.
Now l do not suppose that at the
present day this has any religious sig
MITIGATION whatever, still it may be the
trace of an ancient heather rite handed
down through the ages. c. AS.
Robert College,
COnstantinople, May I5, 1877.
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VOLUME 4O---NUMBER 2O82.

man. "The slivers kinder catch as they
go down, and the paint gives me the
heartburn. After two meals changed
off on to brick-bats. / see you are as
tonished, but the truth is my motto
and here is the proof" s
He pulled out piece of brick and
held it to the citizens nose. There were
tooth marks, and no chance for argu-
ment.
"They don't agree with me-" sighed
the old man. "The per cent of nutri-
ment doesn't hardly come up to my
standard, and bad taste fingers in my
mouth. l only ate half dozen and
then changed off to old boots. L take
one out like this, soak it over night in
strong lye, shake out the pegs in the
morning, and then we boil it with an
old bone, sprinkle in little bran, and
the soup fills up if nothing more. This
is the fourth old boot, and suppose I
might get along all right for week or
so, but to-day is my birthday, and
thought I'd like little bread to sort %
commemorate the OCCASION"
The citizen looked at him, mouth
open, and not word to say.
81 suppose l might skirmish around
and find an old piece of buffalo robe
and take it for dinner, but if you had
just as soon lend me ten cents | think
I'll accept it."
The citizen handed out the money
like man in dream, and slowing it
down in his pocket the old man picked
up the boot and smelled of the heel,
lifted up the picket and bit off silver,
and said as he moved away:
eff you ever get down to brickbats
call on me for loan" ."-DetrOH Free
Press.
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His True Story.

A citizen was yesterday halted near
the Soldiers Monument by frank faced
old man who had fence picket in one
hand and an old boot in the other. He
said he wanted ten cents to buy bread
with, and the citizen replied:
81 don't know anything about you.
There are lots of dead beats and impos-
tiers around:
''See here" began the old man as he
laid the picket and boot down. 81 live
on Croghan street, and l can take you
to forty men who know it. We haven't
had anything in the house for week.
Day before yesterday l began eating
the pickets off the fence, while my wife
commenced on bedroom door. knew
every body would think was liar, and
so brought one of the pickets along.
There's the marks of my teeth to show
for themselves"
Eyes, looks as if you had bitten in
there" replied the citizen as he scanned
the picket.
''I don't like 'em continued the old
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-22
The Fast Mail.

The revival of the fast mail brings up again the
following capital piece by John H. Yates which we
believe first appeared in the Rochester Democrat
Lay by the weekly, Betsey it's old like you and l.
And read the mornings daily with its pages scarce
ly dry.
When you and were sleepin', they were printing
them to-day,
In the city by the ocean, several hundred miles
away.
How'd get 70" Bless you, Betsey, you needn't
doubt and laugh,
1t didn't drop down from the clouds nor come Inv
telegraph;
got it by the hghtnin' mail we've read about Won
The mail that Jonathan got up about a month ago
We farmers livin round the hill went to the town
to-day,
To see the fast mail catch the bags that hung be,
side the way;
Quick as fash from laundering clouds, whose
tempest swept the sky,
The bags caught on board the train as it went
roarin by.
We are seein' many changes In our fast declnin
years;
Strange rumors are soundn in our hard-of
hearin' ears
Ere the sleep that knows no wakin' comes to wait
us Ger the stream,
Some great power may be takn all the self.conceit
from steam.
Wall do WA ,,,,,o,,,,,o-. D.
oo,;o5 - "-o 'A0 P0S'A''A
Ridin' horseback through the forest long the
lonely Indian trails,
How lmpatiently we waited-we were earnest
lovers then
For our letters comm slowly, many miles, through
wood and glen.
MANY times vou kno1y ,,o ,D;ssod +hor, 80, .b,
postman never came
Then, not knowing what had happened, we die
each the other blame;
Long those lover quarrels lasted. but the God whC
melts the proud,
Brought our straying hearts together and let sun
SHINE through the cloud.
rba, Of Inst tho +;d;,,,. ooo,,0a ~ .,,o. s.,.,,
g., ,,aa.-,a,, .,,I
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Notes from Turkey.
Among the Bulgarians.-II.

among Une bulSarlans-lIIs
To the Editor Of the Caledonian:
OF the ruins we passed on our way
into Bulgaria, the finest was a medie
val tower, whose gray battlements
frowned upon us from a hill just over
the railroad as we passed Koule-Bourgas.
We had no means of inquiring its his
tory, and probably no one around could
have told us more of it than we could
see ourselves.
The railway junction is at Turnova-
Semeuly that is, the station is about
half way between the two villages of
those names, and SO is called from them
both. They are Bulgarian villages with
little of interest in them. We walked
through Turnova, with its narrow mud
dy streets, mud walls and wooden gates
guarded by fierce shepherd dogs. There
was hardly person to be seen, and
walking along until we came to the
church enclosure we entered it. 1t was
quite large and contained the village
burial place. The inscriptions on some
of the tombstones we're quite touching.
One which Mr.. TsarnVff, who was with
us, read, was simply, "Lord remember
Daniel -"
We found the teacher, pleasant ap-
pearing young Bulgarian, at the school
house behind the church, with two or
three of his boys who were working in
their flower gardens. 1t was Easter
week so there was no school, but the
teacher seemed much pleased to see US,
especially so on learning who we were,
as some of his friends were III the col
lege,-and insisted on our taking cup
of coffee. The village priest appeared
too to help do us honor. The school
house was a primitive affair but did
credit to the poor village. The church
was rude, with earth floor and the walls
adorned with grotesque pictures OF
saints and martyrs. A good deal OF
money had been spent upon them and
that they were regarded very holy the
marks of thousands of fingers and
thousands of lips gave only too strong
evidence.
The teacher told us that not far from
the town were some ancient ruins, anG
we determined to go and see them
On a hill just Oh the banks of the
Martha we found what must have beer
the site of an ancient city. As far a;
we could discover no one knows wheI
it was standing, or who lived there, ol
even what was its name. 1t impressed
US mournfully,-thisn nameless city, anC
we examined il with interest. Nothing
is left of it but the foundation of thu
outer wall, and in one place small
tower commanding gateway, which
must have been the principal entrance
to the city. The place was not large
the entire length of the hill being per
haps 100 rods. The top was level, ant
the whole about a hundred feet abOv
the bed of the river. The whole hill
has something the appearance of beinl
artificial, rising abruptly from the leve
of the plain. 1t was an interestin!
nlace to visit, and withal place t.
muse and moralize. AT Yeni-Zaghr
we were left to depend on our own re
sources. as Mr.. TsarnOff, the assistan
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-06-22
10 Builders and Lumber Dealers.

VI he subscriber has completed his new mill in
arS a,iSStoTy and is now prepared to furnish lumber
nu S dimension timber of almost all kinds. HIS
ICES are large and he can furnish long and heavy
i per per Tor especial purposes The subscriber hav-
az AZ Oeen in the business more than thirty years.
natters himself he understands what builders
rily. ' '''i III Oiiis SpInHIA nA NIET FL T0TRY
81 Johnsbury, May 4, 1875. Tiff
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The St. Paul (Minn) Pioneer-Press
asserts that in certain Western States,
including Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
any scheme of finance or currency is
sure of wide popularity which will ena-
BILE the debtor class to cheat their cred
itors. Hence, it says, the popularity of
the greenback and of the silver dollar.
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ST. cSumsburg Galedunian.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
C. M. STONE & CO.,

opp. soldiers Monument, st. Johnsbury, VT.
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INSURE
Against Accidents !!

rali am authorized to provide protection for the
people against the casualties which happen to them
Ely ~ Ty day. Come ard see me. EDWARD z:
Tahk, Agent for Travellers Life and Accident
dIe Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. Office
''er Blngham's Drug Store st. JOhnsbury, Vt.
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Business 4irsftorn.
Vtme, Business and Location Of the lead
ina Business Houses in st. JOhnSbury.

NlRe, Business and Location Of the lead
ina Business Houses in st. JOhnSbuTU.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HASKELL & SONS Hoyt's Block, r. R. st
Apothecaries.
C. C. BINGHAM, No. s. Bank Block, Main St.
Attorneys at Law.
NJ MONTGOMERY, Jewett's Building, r. r. ST.
ELISHA MAY. over Hall & Fletchers Store.
EELDEN & IDE, No.2 Caledonian Blk, up stairs.
Books and Stationery.
HOWARD & ROwELL, Caledonian Blk, Main ST
Book Binders.
c. NJ STONE & CO., Agt's Monument Square.
BIanks--LegaI and Business.
c. NJ. STONE & co. Monument Square.
Bakers and ConfectiOners.
CROSS & BRADLEY, Main Street.
Clothing for Men and Boys.
f. & T. FAIRBANKS s. CO., Fairbanks Village.
Crockery, Glass and Stone Ware.
+. a T. FAIRBANKS s. CO., Fairbanks Village.
Carpeting, Paper-H -Hangings, WindOw-shades.
4. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
j. l.. PERKINS, Caledonian Block, Main Street
w. 1. Goods, Groceries and Fruits,
MATHEWS & PETTENGILL, Eastern Avenue
Dry Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
o. IL. HALE, Avenue Block, r. R. Street
E. a I. FAIRBANKS & CO. Fairbanks Village.
Furniture and Caskets.
HALL & SWITSER, Main Street.
CALDERWooD, & SEVERANCE, L.O.O.F. Blk,
File Manufacturer.
st. Johnsbury File Works., opp Passenger Depot.
Groceries and use-Keeping Goods.
Z. Il Z. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Insurance, QLife.)
+. E. SARGENT, (lEtna,) Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Machinist.
LUKE BUZZELL, North end, r. r. Street.
photographs.
d. a. CLIFFORD, Caledonian Block, Main Street.
Printers and Publishers.
c. NJ. STONE & CO., CaledOnian Block, Main st.
Stoves and Tin Ware.
F. F. FLETCHER, Eastern Avenue.
II. E. & D. Q. WOODRUFF Railroad Street
Il. COWDERY, Eastern Avenue.
Watches, JeweIry and Toys.
HOWARD & ROWELL, Caledonian Blk, Main st.
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For Sale.

., The twostory house situated on Railroad Street,
s soot OF Maple Street. now occupied by the sub
'eloer 71tf H G. ELY, Administrator.
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