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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-01-04

CTATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA Drsrn,.
y In Probate Court, holden at the Probatsa ~ y
in st, Johnsbury, on TIE 10th day of Decem5ey5 ~
d. 1877. 'l
John C. Blanchard, Administrator de bori..
with the will annexed upon the estate as Y
iel Haskell late of Peacham, in said a %
deceased makes application to said Co wsln'
license to sell the whole of the real estate ds
deceased, except the widows right of HON n. "a
Therein, representing that said sale is nal
for the payment of the debts of said decess,.57
charges of administration upon said estste g
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court tL..
application come under consideration and baI
on the 18th day of January, A. ID. ls7s at IN.
bate Office in st. Johnsbury and il is fnrtb'-
dered that all persons interested be notitieST
by publication of notice of this application "a
der thereon, three weeks successfully in The M
DOMAIN, printed at st. JOhnsbury before said a. 4
of hearing, that they may appear at said tina u
place, and if they see cause, object therein -'
By the Court Attest,
HENRY FRENCH, Regi.ts,
A true copy of recOrd.-Attest,
I'll HENRY FRENCH. Peoist
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LADD'S ESTATE

T1DWARD LADD'S ESTATE.
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PATENTS.

st. Johnsbury, Nov. 81, 1877.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
FIkE DEPARTMENT.

The report OF Fire Marshal Sheldon Tor The month
Of July has boen submitted ThesfoIlowipg 10 an sb.
s,rac, OF tho rspor. :-esl number OF Ores, l4, q.
AN estimated loss buildings VI SIC, ,el5, and con-
TENTS sal 7o7 total loss $42 322 insurance on build.
ings s52l 75o OF contsu,s ss44 total insurance.
$500 o25 uninsursd ioss bulId,agA S20lo; on con-
tens 81 3s total uninsured loss, S771e The total
hrcs whero the loss was less than $lOo was
%; between 500 aud 81, COO 32. during the same
month last year there 134 nrc. the losses were
s3y $50 ana the insurauces, S37s, 900. During tho
moath Leopold Josephson was iudictsa lot perJury
the amount ol stock no had al No l26 Bowefy ~ the
Tune a nre occurred there; LOUIS Rossmsn was in-
Tor perjury Ia swearing falsely as to the amount
OF STOCK contained In his store az tho same numper
"a rcs we're caused by the OF occupants
iron, nrcwvrks and 10 from she bursting oi kerosene
Lam
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.

A once prosperous merchant euded bis lie
yesterday while suffering from dslorlum tremens
Francis Cross forty-oue years OF age, has been or
number of years the proprietor o French Restaurant
iu This city with more than average share
OF success Prosperity did not, however agree with
him, and he lost his custom aad tho bulk oi his
years of savngs by dissipated and lavish habits he
oontractod q strong desire for drink, and in time
became q confirmed druukard. In toe mean
time ho lett the management OF his business
10 subordiuates, and the Inevitable results soon
most bankrupt With the remnant OF iis fortune
he opened u small wIDe and lager beer saloon, whicn
was known the Transatlantic Hotel ut No. 663
Washington street. Here he succeeded but indlIsr
onyly. Yesterday morning ne came down from his
room partially dressed and entered the saloon. He
drink Of RUNE wine and sel,zer. HIS wife had gone
out to purchase provisions for the breakfast Tho
bartender, Paul Morris. vas behind the counter.
Gross took loaded pistol of tho shell OF tho
saloon, put IL IN his pocket, and returned TO
his room. He closed the uoOr alter him
and lay on the lounge He placed the pistol to his
rigut temple aud hred The report OF tho pistol
ing lust thea returned from IA ncighbofing store.
They at once 10 Gro.s' bedroom, where they
found him UNCONSCIOUS with u bullet wound In his
head. DR.. Evans, oil Greenwich street, was called In ;
but he procai the past m edic Al aid,
aud tha he could not survive many hours. DR.. L. dc
Bremou, OF Charles street, was subsequently sum
moneu, but he, too, pronounced the wound mortal.
Gross never rallied from tns snocks He died about
noon Yesterday. Tho deceased was q member oil La
Concords Masonic l. dgs, No. IS. Dr. l.. dc Bremon
sad that business troubles aud delirium trenens led
10 lLe suicidal IN ania
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
SHOT HIMSELF.

Coroner Simms, OF brooklyn, yesterday aitern oon
held an inquest the body OF John Wallace, at No.
All Smith street, near Fourth place. The deceased.
has Two sous. He Ornamental plasterer Dy
trade and employed several workmen. On last
Saturday his wife went a visit to the country
aud during absence anscd that he should
eat his meals at tue residence OF Mrs. Hodgipsou, a
cousin oil the deceased, who lived IN tho immediate
neigh hborhood. lie psrtook OF his breakfast AT tho
houss OF tho lady named, yesterday morning, aud ap
pearsd 70 be Ia excellent spirits He then pro-
ceeded 70 attend to his regular daily bus
ness, when he transacted deliberately, nothing
strange or peculiar being noiccd la hrs man ner Mr..
Wallace was, however II rs sara, little annoyed be-
tuesday nighe tho orgiu of which ne was unablc TO
explain IL was also rumorsd that MS domestic ar
raugsments had. Tor some unexplained cause,
not been as happy usual. Dut there Is
utcs before twelve O'Clock yesterday forenoon Mrs.
Hodginso went 10 SUNNI n Mr.. wallace 10 dH ner,
entering the irOut room the second 1oor OF
the house sne was shocked TO So the deceased lying
on The carpet with pillow saturated with brood under
his head, while from wouna on tue right side of tho
heau, behind tue ear, the lie huid howsd rapidly
BY MIS- side was = large pisto, with winch
he had committed the deed. Mrs. Hodgiuson
Immediately summoned aid. and physician was
cscd To, but the unfortunate diod within few
minutes after he was discovered. On II table IN tho
room where ho shot ni,nssu WAS founI a note au-
dressed 10 hts vile, when road as foIlows:-
DEAR Aosks:
Forgive me. God bless you. JOHN WALLACE.
Wallace, who Is represented as having bocn In
dustrlous sovsr, STEADY man, was, u - believed in
Bedlord Lodge, +. and A. N. rue Corouers jury
founa that the deceased committed suicide.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
THOUGHT He KILLED HER.

'Chici, have murdered woman and surrender
TO you,n was the starting exclamation OF man with
pale, haggard features, as he stood before Supcrn
tsndent wailing yesterday morning In the Central Po
lice Onicc. "My name," said the seiaccused mur.
derer, sls Edward Mcrxlin. am the proprietor u
lager beer saloon at NO 223 avenue b. have partner
whose is J. werglcr; mis- wife and had quar-
REL rms mtrning | met her in the saloon and We
scoidsd each otuer again. Sue was very abusive aud
she ina do mad. In the heat ot passion seized u
nallct dealt terrible blow on the mead. She
foil 10 the ground and died instantly ain sorry tor
the act, Chiei, aud have come here 10 give myself
up"
As the mans story was not improbable the super.
inteDdcpt patched officer TO the address stated
Uy Merkn with Instructions TO Investigate the case
The lager beer saloon vas easily iound at the place
de -ignated, and upon tho officer inquTing Tor Mrs.
Werger he answered by that lady herself ir the
flesh, looking hale aud hearty. WneG the above
story rotated her she corroborated IN ali par
uoulsrs the muin and important point tnat sne
had been instantly killed by he blow OF maiiet.
Sne confessed tb she mad quarrsed with Acrkin
in the manner described by him. In the coarse OF
their alteration yesterday morning ne slapped her 10
the fsce, but dd not 10 any other way assault or In
jure her. Merklin Is suGernS from dstirium rcmsns
lie taken 10 court
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
ATTEMPTED MURDER.

AN xpIToR SHOT IN SARATOGA RI A BuGeL,n.
From tho Daily saratognn, August ~
Temple Grove Seminary was thrown into an intense
excitement about halfpas, one O'Clock this morning,
caused by the shooting Of John ID. Candcs, editor
OF tue Bridgeport Comm standard, by burg
lar who had entered his apartments. Tho
wound ~ a SUPERFICIAL one. The bali entered
his neck ben'nd ms oar, aud lodged just
below the skn tue back OF his neck. Mt. Cauuee
vas also cut anu bruised about the face anu head.
lie, with his wife ana enid, occupied Two rooms on
the second noor Of the rcuiar street wing Mr.
Candee was awakened by mis- wife, an invalid who iu-
formed MIN that there was somebody IN the room.
He Immediately Jumped up and though ouy
partially awake prsppled with the burglar strug.
gle ensucd, during winch the burglar, while being
ncid down, pulled revolver and nfed the oa taxing
effect as stated above The furDiture in tue
room bore evidence OF the encounter. Re-
leasing himself frvm Mr. Candee's grasp. the
burglar passed out OF q wiadow, slid down
u ladder by which he had entered, ana
escabed to Regent street anu thence TO Uuon avenue
The nose ana shooting pwoke all the boar ders. who
terribly frightened. Physicians were sent Tor
and Mr.. CaUdee's woupds dressed He with hrs
family arrived a, Temple Grove seminary ON Monday
afternoon, accompanied by Wtiiiam g. Lineburgh anu
family, also OF Bridgeport
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
NEWARK AQUEDUCT BOARD.

Al the regular meeting Of the Newark Aqusduct
Board last evening II was expected that CommIssionsr
o,Rourke would defend himself against The serious
ch ,rgo made against him by the Executive Com.
mittso at the last meetng-that Of having,
In violation OF law, taken pay under an
assumed name ior services an architect-his pro-
fession. Mr.. o'Rourkc was present armed with
long document, but quorum oil the Board not bcing
present no meeting was held Mr. o'Rourgs
CHARGED tnat the absence ol quorum
was u studied discourtesy and injustice to him.
Ne stated that ne was prepared TO iuly prove thas
the Board wasted over million dollars by oxtrava.
giant and unnecessary expenditures SPECIAL
meeting will be held on Tassdsv evening" when
nvelv time Is anticipated
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
The FAST OF ALB.

To-day 10 observed in the Jewish calendar NJ q
"black' fast day. II commemcrates by a curious CO.
ipcidAnce the destruction OF both temples the one in
A. NJ. 1855, by Nsbucnadnezzar, and the other A. NJ.
3s2S, by Titus. son OF vespasan The account Of the
nfs. siogc Is found In Holy Writ; Of the second in
Josephus. The former Is short, but very suggestive
OF the suIerings OF the beseged the latter is very
full and describes horrors perhaps never cquaiIed
In the orthodox synagognes IL Is celebrated very
solemniy. The Nineteenth street synagogue is hung
wth black, while the Forty fourth street, Fifty
seventh street oihors have likewise sor bre APP
pearance. Some OF the 'dirges' chantod
trcmcy touchiag, both 10 words and melody. The
Reform synagoguas 40 not attach much Importance
to the last. Il Is one those which the prophet do
cares shall be turncdn tho future days OF joy and
RadneAs.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
MURDEROUS ASSAULT.

John Bradley, young man twenty.thrse years Of
age nving IN Jersey City, yesterday made murder.
Gus attack on aged father jiriug him severely.
The young mans iather. Mathew Bradley, has for
years kept a boalhouse In the south Cove, at the
foot oi Grove street, where he also re.
s,ded with his family. Yesterday Mr.. Bradley
announced his intention of gong sn excursion and
gave some work TO perform In his absence.
HIS sou to go the same excursion, and when
his Iather him TO remain aud look alter the
boatnouse he picket up q heavy club AND struck his
atner with II three timeS over the head,
foiling MIN TO the floor. Inc murderous
youth then picked up bis iather's body and
threw IL overheard, after which he He'd Mr. Bradley
was rescued by.his vile and some backme Word
was sent Police Headquarters aud officers were sent
arrest hi assaiiant. Bradley had not beeu ar
rested up TO last evening The injuries OF Bradley,
Sr., are nut considered dangerous.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
TES ING IT'S RIGHTS.

Counsel Tor the Brooklyn. Winfield and Newtown
Railroad Com psny served the Corporation Counsel oi
Brookiyn with the sum mems and complaint yesterday
IN the compsny's SUIT against the city 10
secure an INJUNCTION. This Injunction seeks 70
restrain the Board OF Cny WORKS, tho suthort-
ties and the Police Com mssioners from interfering
with the company In I've work of laying the rails on
Broadway First street, Grand street, Fifth street aud
vsu Cott and Meeker avenues ali OF winch thorough
fares are IN wilma msburg. The company claims that
IL rs by us charter To do ihIs work with or
without the OF tho Board OF Aldermen. THIS
Is one oil the mpanies whose CHARTER having run
out was revived Ivy act OF the last Legislature.
The Counsel contends that the act OF the
Legislature IL invalid. Argument Will be heard In
tho Supreme Court on the 18th inst
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
VIOLATED TRUST.

A decision was rendered By Surrogate Abram
H. Daley of Kings county, yesterday, In the mates
of tho estate Of John rauIdng, who died In 1871 In
the town OF New Utrecht He leit sstats o
$4,000 By his last will the deceased made
James II. Marvin, James starkoy and william
osrainsr his executors. The latter two
also guardians OF the persons and property oil
HIS infant children. Nr. Gardiner, who died about
three yeats ago mad, " s said. appropriated 10 ms
own purposes So 100 belonging to me estate, without
the knowledge or consent OF his coexecutors and
trustees, who failed to discover II until alter his
death. The Surrogate nnds that Msssrs. Marvin and
Sharkey performed their auty under tne Will, and
that the estate OF Mr. Gardiner must make sood shs
amount misappropriated.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
GRANTS UNHAPPY THREE wrEKs.

From The Rcnmond Wnig, August
A re sation Of General Meade Is correcting some Of
General Grants statements. General Boynton also
comes 'front.' Grant that Tor three weeks
he was induced 10 believe, by letters Of General
Boynion Ia the Cincinnati Gdsette, that Gen.
eral sherman had greatly wronged him 10
his "Memoirs." He under this mpres
for three woeks-the most unhappy three weeks
OF MS iiic--aud until he examined tho "Nomoirs"
himself General Boyuton replies that his letters
prepared IRON materials furnished him by Gen.
erai Grants military associates, aud came from the
White House. anu that Grant must have been cog
INFANT OF tue wnoe proceeding, and lao mas proof OF
ali ne asserts.
ms is strange. What eau Grant expect to gain by
su h gratuitous 1bbngf
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.

Some time since Judge fucKney removed Patrick
Anthony. clerk of ihs Seventh District Court. and
appointed IN his place Thomas Duffy. Anthony mad
been previously appointed by judge sssmlcr, and be
now claims that has removal was illegal He has con-
seauenty instituted action to oust Duty. aud also
sveKs recover penalty Of 90 from MN Tor hold
ing ofnciai position TO when he s not enutied.
The saiary oil tue position is $4,000 per annum.
Duty was yesterday arrested bv tne Sheri and re-
leased on giving bail TO tue amount OF 1000. Tue
orucr VI srrost vas granted by Judge Van Hocssp Of
The Common Peas
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
KEROSENE EXPLOSION.

Shortly before SIX o'clock yesterday morning q
kerosene oil lam exploded In The show window OF tho
undsr,axcrs shop OF Michael MoM Mabon, No. 81 RapsL
yea street, South Brooklyn. The building, which 10
owns1 by George McMahon, was damaged to the er.
tent 5000. Inc loss on stock Was 500; insured IN
the Pheulx Insurance Company. The naines COM
mt ted the saloon oil Henry Mohr, No. "a Rap~.
YEA street bnt we're extiDRuished with slisht losa
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
INIMICAL TO RAPID TRANSIT.

number Of persons met At st. Johns Methodist
Church, In West Fiity-thrd street, last evening TO
find means oil escaping the noise Inflicted upon the
community oy the elevated railroads II seems to be
tho OBJECT OF the residents iu that part Of the
city combat the corporations 10 tho courts.
disposition exists however, not 10 trust the State
Courts and effort Is 10 bc made to take the ques
ton tue federal courts. Accordnlly suit 10 be
brought by uonresidcDt IN tue UniteS states Court
ing reported that Mr jacob Tailman. "a cilizen Of
New Jersey, had consented TO the use OF his name IN
the action Money Is to be ralsed to carry on TINS
suit, and the property owners anticipate results
favorable 10 what tney regard as their interests
they could possibly expect In the State Courts.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
A NEW FERRY.

An ordinance has been passed BY the Jersey City
Board Of Aderm authorizing the Central Railroad
N New Jersey to MAINTAIN steam Jerry In the gap
a. The loot Of Washington str est which separates
the railroad property IRON the lower part Of the
city. The rate OF ferriage was nxcd ~ one cent ior
loot passengers ious cents for single vehicles snu
six cents Tor tsama
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
CUBAN INsURRLCTIoNARY FUNDS.

General Julio Sangu VINO previous 10 the surrcn-
der Of Cuban forces engaged In this city COL
iectns iunas 10 aid the instruction has decided, in
view OF recent events, 10 return such part OF the
money q remains IN ms possession 10 the subscrib-
etc. rne unvxpendsd balance - estimated Al about
nty por Of the original subs ptons. Testcr-
day the Of 81. 400 was reiuuded TO we'll known
n, nm thizSr bv Zen raj aneuin's nVents
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
is FIGHTING JOE ANNOYED BIZ oRANr's STATE
MExTs
From the Baltimore Gazette, Angus. O.

From the Baltimore Gazette, August o.
That Hamburg interview wnereia Grant said
'there was no battle At Lookout MountainR has 50
inccnsed General Fighting Hooker that no 10 dis.
posed rctalate by saying there bnts st Fort
Doneson In iact Fighting Joe got his name and lame
by his prodigi0us exploits at the alleged battle of
Look out; he has had picture painted representing
himself ot foamiug stevd, charging up the slspcs oil
that mountain anu scattering ths rebels BY the 1ash
OF his magnificent eagle eye. We are AFRAID Fientina
j. will not support tue third term.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED ROAD.

II was stated yesterday that meeting OF the Board
Of Directors Of the Metropolitan Elevated Railway
Company had been held In tho afternoon. Mr. George
J. Forrest when questioned on the subject, said be
had arrived IRON Saratoga at seven o'clock IN the
evening, ana had heard meeting during the DAY.
He uid hiuk could have been held, us most OF
the directors were out of town.
MI Charles u Clayton, another director, said that
no sucn meeting had taken place.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Daniel o'Kcefc, thirty years OF age. glider by
trade. rssdiag In Brooklyn attempted TO commit sui
eue yesterday atsrnoon W swallowing several grains
Of arsenic Physicians we're promptly summoned TO
attend him anu ho was believed to be out or danger
last evening.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
QUEER NOTION THAT GRANT Is NOW A BRITISH
SUBJECT AND INELIGIBLE TO OFFICE.

SUBJECT AND INELIGIBLE TO OFFICE.
From the Rochester Union, August 81
Upon his (Graut'sl arrival IN Englsnd be was the
recipient OF many bonors from the people and the
rulers Of Great Britain, among which. and to which
cali tn attention OF oil concerned. He elected
or chosen or appointed, AZ W the laws OF
Great Britain provided, a freeholder oil The
ci,y oil London, which he accepted, xpd by
tnat acceptance presentation he thereby became
q ciiizen oil the corporation OF London. entitled TO
voice IN ITS government ibe 10 us LORD Mayor
ally. Upon sach acceptance and ~ the time VI ta
being conferred he sIgned his name 10 the charter,
sucn instrument IN law as the corporation provides,
for signature upon admission oi new citizcns.
That he also took tho oath of allegiance TO such
corporation, wuich Is uut another form OF naturaliza
under the laws OF Great Britan that he Is now,
In fact Law, subject OF tue Qaeen, and by suck
has ceased TO citizen OF the United Statess
anu s lore inegibie TO any position under oui
laws until has passed the requisite term oil yoart
alter hts return aud has been through the aaones oi
naiuralIzIiiou-a term oil years that bars MIN from
the canvass o. $780, not for all me rs TO tho Presi-
dency oil the United states.