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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18
business Rirsetorp.

Nag,e. Business and Location of the lead
juJ business Houses in st. JOhnSbury.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HASKELL & SONS Hoyt's Block, r. r. st
Apothecaries.
e.. G.. BINGHAM, No. 3 p~"N BLOCK MAIN 0''
attorneys at Law.
NJ. MONTGOMERY, Jewett's Building X. r. St.
ELISHA MAY over Hall & Fletchers Store.
EELDEN & IDE, No Caledonian Blk, up stairs.
Books and Stationery.
HOWARD & ROWELL, Caledonian Blk. MainSt
Book Binders.
q. VI. STONE & Co, Agt's, Monument Square.
BIanks--LegaI and Business.
G. NJ. STONE & CO., Monument Square.
Bakers and Confectioners.
CROSS & BRADLEY, Main Street.
Clothing for Men and Boys.
Il. q I. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Crockery, Glass and Stone Ware.
T.. n II. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Carpeting, Paper -Hangings, Window-shades.
e. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
j. L. PERKINS, Caledonian Block, Main Street.
Dry Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
.. II. HALE, Avenue Block, r. r. Street.
F.. & T. FAIRBANKS 81 CO., Fairbanks Village.
Furniture and Caskets.
HALL & SwITSER, Main Street.
G.. A CALDERWOOD, l. y. D. F. Block,
File Manufacturer.
81. Johusbury File Works. opp. Passenger Depot,
Groceries and House. Keeping Goods.
Il. y Il. FAIRBANKS 81 Co, Fairbanks Village.
Insurance, CLife.)
E. Il. SARGENT, (Ema,) Railroad Street.
photographs.
-. a. CLIFFORD, Caledonian Block, Main Street.
Printers and Publishers.
&. NJ. STONE & Co. Caledonan Block, Main st.
Paddock Iron Works.
DAN'L THOMPSON, Proprietor, Paddock Village.
Stoves and Tin Ware.
II. e. 81 ID. Q. WOODRUFF Railroad Street.
IL. COWDERY, Eastern Avenue.
WiiIcies, Jewelry and Toys.
HOWARD & ROwELL Caledonian Blk Main ST.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18
A MURDERER's CAREER.

Yesterdays execution of Joseph B.
Buzzell at Concord, N. H., terminated
an interesting murder case. The mur-
derer and his victim, Susan A. Hanson,
grew up together from childhood, and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-07-18


BUSINESS CARDS.
Removal of Dental Rooms.
&. ID. NEWELL, Dentist.
Removed to
Union Block, Central St. t1Apr7s
CHAS. A. AIKEN,
PIANO-FORTE TUNER, ST. JoHNsBURY CENTRE
Orders left at Howard 81 Rowells, at the Plain.
f. B. CUSHING, MD,
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
(SucceSSOr TO DR.. HOughtOn.)
Office q residence in AthenRum House. Main ST.
$. t. BROOKS, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
uce hisresidence, opp. the Bakery, st. JOhnsbury
VIM. w. CIRCUIT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Barton. Vermont.
j. L. COUCH.
Harness Maker and Carriage Trimmer.
CARRIAGE Tors MADE TO ORDER
Danville Block, Railroad Street, ST. JOhnsbury
JOSHUA GRAY,
FINE JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, LADIES
AND GENTS WATCHES, AND
SILVER WARE.
24I Westminster ST., Providence, X. 1.
ig7 Orders from the country promptly executed
and satisfaction guaranteed.
, 1879-06-04

BIZ fnadness. Instead Of being "a ltttlo
OIL Mr.. Morgan. who Is m old Montana miner,
unon visit 10 the Fenoka ranGe, made up bis
mind there wns atlver in the range. To demon.
attate this fact and secure the advantages to
lfnscif and friends. Mr.. Morgan quietly want
10 work. and, after prospectng souia eleven
months, has 'alruck 1t rtc1i.' as u were. Two
weeks ago Mr.. Morgan vent to Chicago with
bng Of epccimens III silver ore. Last week a
party Of Chicago capitalists, consisting OF ].
Mckee, ". NJ. Miner, AdoIph Btrum. F. NJ. Ep*
pereon, and N. Mcpougal, accompanied by Mt.
Morgan, visstctl penoka range, returning with
moro spccIincns. The first OF uie preseht Heck
vartnus mining tmplcmcnts Rtfi tc shipped
tlIruugh fru,n Ch!caGot and party Of men ARC
on tllu ground sinking shafts.
Where Is Rreat deal of excstemsnt here
over t',!s discovery OF silver In The penoka
range. Everything In connection with It hns
beer! kept remarkably quiss. str. Morgan, on
hts frat trip to Chicago viii, his lag OF spell
mems, told one gentleman of thts place OF Ills
tliacoycry. and HAT he hast struck It rcl. Tte
fact tflat mining implements were shipped to
Silver Creek occasiuncd TIC fact to bccome Ren-
orally known.
''f'hs rein is attuated on Trout Brook, about
sixteen miles from Ashlahd, OH tho north alde
Ut tic rauEc. Frotn the fact that Chicago capi-
talsta have. invested money In the enterprise, It
shows conc1ustrc'y that there Is at least money
II not 'nlfll1oiis In IT,"
, 1879-06-04

Proceedings Of the Thlrty-slxth YoasIy Con-
vontson VI ths InNn Btate L0dga of Ma
sons.
DUBUQUE, liz, June 8.-!The thtrty-sIxth au-
nual communication Of the Masonic Grand
Lodge OF Iowa convened Ut the Opera House in
this city to-day, at 10 a. NJ, With about 400
delegates present. The Lodge was
opened by Grand-Master j. W. VII.
son. aaststcl by his grand oEiccra.
After the Invocation OF Grand Chaplain Wright,
by DF. =. A. Gal!bcft, oi this place, which was
feelfnglY responded to by the Grand Master.
The Grand Master then read his annual atldFcss
He reviewed at length the occurrences Of tho
ps'' tsf yss In tho ma s'ats s,,s %a e
the building Of new Masonic halls, the arrest ct
charters, the ro1oyni and consolidation Of
lodges, tile destruction OF the atasonlc Hall At
important taatters were alluded to. liz recon-
lncuds that The 81 ,278, - Of that fund remaining
~ h!s hands bo placed tn Charge Of the Grand
alld deliberate, ai,d its suggestions arc timely
Grand Lodges, Grand Master Wilson says:
an pleased 10 inform you tllat thu t1acraal
!ations existing netwesn our Grand Lodge an1 her
statct utand lsodgcs remain unbroken aud un.
changed. regret to hnyc to rcport that tho Grand
Lodge Of Scotland, With which thfe Grand l.odgo
hus ruccntly opcaed up moro cordial relations BY
tha Interchange Ut representatives. has again
ttan*R5eaaed tho cherished Americaa doc.
trInc ot Grand Lodge jusia1ctton. That
Gsand Lodge tna., been creating lodges
within thr territorial llsnits Of tho Grand Lodge VI
Qucbec, and declared It's liberalization to dlsrD.
gssd ths laM ~ Of 5uFisdist1on c,. "a ohsetTet aud
Quebec. Of course, rcvists thts encrnachnent upon
ita tusted rtghtS. and calls VI, the American Gtani
Lodges to sustain her, ~ they have ever sustained
such IN layo oeon In llks circumstances lntes-
oiaaa Lodre aaa e'si ,avi,s sacs ssS actsoa
AZ mRy tend 10 u2lo!d tho rgnt
Of OUT hiater Grand lodge at Quthcc, and II podsI
bic, restore tho harmony now unfortunately
Ar0kon. Tho 1Ehnd Lodge Of Manitoba, recently
recognized By shIs and All the tfand Lodges, has
bgtn disturbed by sedtlos o1emrnt within Itself,
which tas resulted tn tho otsant1ation Of sepaF.
seem to naYo forao!on tht Gssat 'sssons taught md
10 Masonic intercourse.
lie has granted uino dtsnensatlous to form
now lolges during the past year, md has sa-
fule0 applications tor nearly that nI1n1ber.
The financial reports Of gratlh officers were
read anu referred to tho Ftuaucial CoiusnI.tre.
III tho AFTERNOON the usInl standing coturlfs-
tees wera appointed 4nd other Lodge Matters
transacted. A resolution was Introduced to re-
dt,cc tl,e mtleago from 10 cents to Beye1 Gents.
1l!e commIttee appoluted for That purpose re-
parted lii favor o. granting duplicate charter
TO Hebron Lodge Il public installation will
take place 1Aussdhy aud also 4 grand proGus-
sion.
, 1879-06-04

fWfG1ut A'AENGH ~ {HS &910HhA
cAiNo, ILL.,, juno 3.-Iho juaieial election tn
tlls city yesterday resulted III victory fur tho
Republicans, Green. for Supreme Judge, rccely-
!ng Il snAtosatY OF II, aNd Baker, l4askst, a.ssl
Mccartney mucl, largsr mnjor!ttcs. Tl,u Rc-
publicana have probably carried Tho county BY u
majority OF 10o. Incomplete returus rccoiyed
here Indicate tho election Of Mulkay, Ueu,oCrat,
~ s4preme Judge, by about p,00o majority.
Baker and Ifarkcr, Republican candidates for
Circuit Judges, arc elected. Tho contest b..
twecn Mccartney, .lls olhes Republican, Anl
Hsowtns. Democrat, Ia yory close.
SECOND CIRCUIT.
Eptetat DnpatcA to IRt 1Stouna.
hfr. YslSoS, ILL.,, June 3.-In this judicial
Circuit Casoy. Couger, and Joncs, Democratic
nominees, ase elected oyer Wood, Republican,
by from l,6O0 to a,000. in tho Supreme D's-
trtet atulkey's maior.ty ovsr Graau Is sst'laatad
ut A0ou.
1utnD CIRCUIT.
areriai fau1asta 10 Txs 7sisanA
NASHVILLE H., ,Junsa+-Wash!nsto County
, 1879-06-04
FIRES.


The alarm from Boz 298 at GAS last eTn!ne
Was eausod by tho discovery Of hre ups1 tho
roof Of tWo-story frame building Nos West
Ktnzle street, owned by ". N. Dartlts' and
Occupied by him as saloon. DANCE, sso.
Cause, sparks from passing 1oconotFe.
The alasm from Boz 84t at 11'oclock }ast
evening MAS caused By fro In tho tstdenco of
Herman Harlsct,, No. 800 Dtvstdn street. No
damage The fra originated fr<a unknown
causes tn lox filled With waste gapeF.
alseruoon VIA cau.ed by d fIe q tho second
story Of = three-s.ory brick nlldinng No. PAL
Wcss Mndlaon atreet, owucd b. ". Il. Thomp-
sot. and occupied by Mrs. A. {ottliobson, dress
maker. Cause, gasoline catching fro while MIS-.
haHds were severely burned but no other dam~
age WA lo1e.
, 1879-06-04

tho jury nnd closed The trial nf cascs. Tho np-
proprIat!ois having been limited for somo time
past, The business Of the Court II behind two
ycars 1t Eric, ono year Mt W'lltnmsport, and
very far from being an well Up hers IA II should
be. It was hoped tl,Bt the means necessary for
the maintenance Of Tho Federal Courts would
hnvc t'ctn restored before this TING, hut each
ycsr tnatlers baso been growing worsr, Until
t,or tic Temple Of Juhtfce Ia virtually ctoecd to
snltorn. There will BE- no actston of court At
Wjltamsport in June unless funds are In tho
meantime provided, and no July term 1t Erie
unless the Appropriation bfll Is passed.
, 1879-06-04

spiFacv caaes 1t noon. and Gan. Harrison began
this afternoon II Is The general comment TINT
hlr. Hendricks defanded his clients too much Is
politician, and that hls speech, though cizhs
hours long, waa far below Ills abiltty. 30 far,
argument, attracting The deepest attention from
the iury aud Court 10 Will conclude to-mot-,
row, and the speech will unqnesttonabIy bo oeo
OF the greatest he ever mado. Being uitted,
agatnst hendrlcxs seems To hayo worked up III
his puHcFS.
, 1879-06-04
MAINE.

o,r,~,,,,.",,a -, co.v,r,,n,,
o"an"nH9At"a 40 ooSs ~, kS1.o"'
PORTLAND, Nc, Jnne o'-Ihe dreenhack
State Convention met to-day. William N. Rust
was mede permaue,t Chairman. Committees
m Rcso1u,tnnu anil Nomination. wern .nnotut.
Al oan saa... ..t,,1
49,. t..-. 1...
ps.s,'.1.... h ~, 1'o So'''''''Ssoo -"
"eeo.nt'pl1 icpo1teu "a iu''oH";
!" This Convention re1tllrfns tho cardinal pFtn-
ciplcs enuneiatcJ Ia the platform OF Tie Ma.
t.onaI. greeuback Convention Of Alaino in ISIS,
nn1 ,,ok. -,,1, n,,,,o ,r1 sat,sf.,t n, III. t,'
aho 'oohs "'tn p1loe anu Satisfaction u LIZ IT,
uoFae1nent OIL tlle peop'o VI ZIG sathe ~ tAe
September election; also eongratulatcs the pco-
, 1879-06-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

L1vERFool1 Juno 8.-lIle steamers renusyl.
yan,a ami Lord tough, ssota rhiladesNh!a, baaa
arrived our.
nHw YORK. Juus 8.-Arrlyca, Wyoming and
seythia, FROM Liverpool; 1lcEder, from liam.
bury.
l'nlLApELplltA, Juno a-ArrIvod, Lord Cltve,
froml Ltvcrpaol,
ulAsuow. june 8,-Arr7cd, Scotia, from NeH
Hurk.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 8.-steamalip Rhein,
from New York, has arrived.
, 1879-06-04
1HF P0NCAS,

6RetfdI D1fbdfc1 70 1de 3f34uNA
OMAHA, Ncb., June a-Thts morning Judge
Miller, presiding Ia tho unLed States Circuit
court, decided tbat he could not 20 on With =
rcbcarlng Of the Ronca labcaa corpus case, Is
the poncas waro not present In person Of con-
strucurely by bond. No bond bad bocn given
for their Appearance, and They had gone away.
Their presence was necessary, and be, therefore,
posponed tie c&sa until peIt term, 10 ALLOW tho
DtsldrtAttornoy1 10 supply deftuts III tho pro-
cee1inge II possible.
, 1879-06-04

furthnr Chtncso immigration to thr. United
6tntca. ten. len 1tfoyrn 1s here. lie Ia HIHan-
the pnsaa1c oE resolution *l.lch as!Xll !hdosso
Mr. Thurman for rc-elec.itm to tue sonate. ~
o'clock til!a morning Bfsbop claims enough
yotca to elect him On shc frat oailnt. Exefte.
rnent runs high, md safe prediction cannot bs
mntfo. ....=...
n tAe rrt&tsrn k..ottattd T'ffss.
CoLuMnus, o.. Jung B.--1lntcie nre overflow.
inE With delegates 10 tile State Democratic and
Grcpnback CpnyenlttliIB, which mcct to-tHDsrOW.
Tie interest ccntrca Il, thu nomination Tor toy
crnor md tho platform, and other candidates
contes. to-day for Governor has l'cen between
Gen. Rirc anil Gov. bishop. Thia nlornIng the
]ttce mon had things almost entirely thctr own
way, but the srr'vai Of delegates from tho rural
counties b{ tie aitornoon trains has snatcrlali
increased Dt8liup's atsct1Qth.
Interviews bud Tonight With both Bishop md
ilicc shuw thnt both ,ntn nre nerpDns Dt tho
others strength. but ase making the best Of 1t.
and each claims lint lIts clluncce for nonfna-
strength Das increased materially. This ariaes
from the fact TIN. i,e Ia The only man TINT thuEc
seems 10 10 my huse that the Grcentaekers
Will coa1tsco on, md hscauko f1o viii Gs the
mors aeseptable to The supporters Of beth !lce
and bishop when 1t Gcenmcs evident neither Of
tl!sm can bo nominated.
Few supporters OF either nlce or Bishop nj.
nit the possibility Of tho defeat OF their cani-
dnts, but each In turn admits EHing's strength
ae pb1ulAf GAHul4aIHj hHA klIat AS VIII W II
mao they can unite On bcttar than any one elau
Judge Gilmore will be nominated for Supreme
Jadge. and Anthony uoHclls for TrcssusoF.
Without oppobtt!uu,
Tho pla.tosm will be substantially TINT of last
year. In addition, 1t will fndurso TIC Con.
aFessto',al aes.os relating to the Presidents
vctocs: tint tho Government shall Issue al! the
pnpcr money; and demands Tho unlimited cosn.
are Of silver preyiUuk 10 the substitution of
gregnhacks for Nattonnl.bapk notes.
THE 9KkENnACREHB.
a number OF prominent workers. in the M.
ttonal-1rcenback party held 4 preliminary con-
ference tonight, a1ni with ncarcefy all exception
opposed coalition with Democrats In tl,e num-
inatlon Of any candidates or. State tickets.
Their scntiments, ha expressed, wxs that It
w0nld be wise for the Grctnbnck or9anlznttun
to hull lts convention and nominate tts cant3l-
dates Without regard to what tho Democratic
Convention might do.
, 1879-06-04
Our OF MONEY,

419E1d7 U13Dd1r9 10 I'M 3Ftu1HN
P11TsnuRu. Pa, June A-Th!s morning word
was received from Washington that the Depart
Incnt Ut Justtce could not ALLOW any moro
money to run tho Upltod States Courts Tor tho
Western Ulatrlce Ut Pennsylvania, and hts
Houos. Judge Mclferuap II onco dlschargod
, 1879-06-04

l.oKnov, Juno J.-Lord Norrey'a colt, Sic
Bcyys, tho Wilmer Of tic Derby, loaned to Leo
pod dc Ruthscllild for the raclns season, was
entered for tho Grand Prtzo of Paris, June s,
but will be Withdrawn In consequenco ot the
death Of Bfrou Nufhsohllti.
CINCINNATI, June B.--Flrst race, mile titst,
si1tron sta1tera: Egypt the fusortts oven against
tho tield. After 4 long walt and twenty-five
falso starts, they finally got of, With Harper In
tlle lead AMI Egypt considerable distance be-
winning IN t.6lIs, Egypt close aoconu. a'ld
Juniatn third.
Eecond raee, mile md half dust, Hcn Hill
Clay sueoud, Enterprise third. Time, 2;4!h.
'ihtrt, rnco, milo heats: First heat, Vsrttm
irat, Mary walton second. Edwin 4. thtrd.
Time. l:b3h.
Bscunl heat. Mary Walton t1rst, Edwin A.
second, Dunkfsk third. Tlme, 1;dk.
Third heat: Mary Walton first, Victim sec-
Ngw YoaK, JUNG A-1Ae hoavy rains Inst
night At1d to-day caused q pustponcnont OF tho
JcrOnlc Park races.
ClNuiNSATl, u, June 8-For to-motrow's
races pouts sold tonight ~ tollowa: First raco,
tne aud quarter dasA Essiah. 80; Yirgjllian,
t0t Sc!ltu loUkus, u; Wayfarer, Rowdy Dov,
Eli, anl ulen Athul Oily, I each; Cronln,
Slcrco, Clanaia, an,l llott!u =, 2 each.
Second race, two-u,lla heats, D!i1 Dillon, 100;-
Wheolsr. 50; DnInhlabee, ~; Cash Clay, -:
Charley Bush aud Taleinn, 70 earh. No pools
wsre sold for the third race.
, 1879-06-04
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES,

NEW York. 1uuc 5.-Auoug the passengers
by tic steamship s:5thin were Mt. Kasson,
United etatea Minister to Vienna; Nj. Slough
tor, Minister to Rutsa; and tho Duke of
Argyll.
DENVER, Col, June a,-The Daily Democrat
was to-day transferred to Henry Hard aul
others, and will Tomorrow morning issua ~
the Daily R<pablitaa, In name and politics.
, 1879-06-04

bJ3.
s,,; Circuit }utgsz,yatss, i4t?e; ws,, 1.los;
7i9. '''' 3'''' "' ~'''''' 'D' - '''"'
CAnLYLH, ILL.,, juno D.--Thc official vote OF
Clinton County is as fo!lors: MukeY, 10;
t;rsen, 40; Watts, p59; Wall, vi; Snyder, 7Va;
rouRrn oincu1r
8nertd1 Disoatch 10 The Trsomne.
DzcATuH, H., June 3.-Foifowing Is tho fail
X9S of aason GstE a ros suptss % Gont
9af;T6sa,' ' 6.y!s , tssa kS'so @ a;ohl; haos, %Mk!a M
Rcturns from The other cot,1litca In tho dlAtrct
asaure the election OF tho three Republicans,
Hntth. Wtkfut mud 1lavis.
a.xT!t CIRCUIT.
x1rcfa, nfstofcA IL 7as Jntuna
QUiNur, ILL.,. Juno B.-Julign l1tgbcc. Of Pika
County; Judge Shope, Of Fulton COUNTY; auI
John Il Wtltaus,. Of this city. were yesterday
Politically, tic district Is largely Democratic.
ffighce and tlIupc, now on the Bench, are Dcm-
ocrats. ami Wtlfams IL Republican The thrco
were frst nominated TN an independent ticket.
iilgbee and Slope were subsequently Illuminated
Thompson, ex-County judge, of this city. Thu
principal contest was between Wftams anil
Ih6onpson. h6 Willlatns l'as majority of between
{, 600 and 5000.
SEVENTH c1HouIr.
CItNTeN: NJ II, june S.-a'e official 1ote Of
3Vhtti,rk nsi. nrnn.nn ora. tf+ttIf cia.
t,arr' i .S,s. Er,ar ns1. i1,,r3r Hl5
SNprt,ns .us1acs-}. II. Scott, 1,to4; Il. s.
special Dl.rafeh II ne Jrtauss
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, June 3.-rhc reelection
Of tllrco Democratic Judges VI this c!reut-Ep.
1cr, Burr, anu Laeey-,s nov conceded. Tic
iormcr has the least majority, v!z.: No.
spteta! Dtspateh t. 7at 7+toYns.
M0RHls, ILL.,, juno 8.-ThG vote Of Gruudy
County for Circuit Judges b ns follows. leaving
u,}c town 10 hear from, which wilt probably add
from 10 to Il votes tn Goodspoed alni Nc1snl,-
crts; i, Mrl{uter,a, 0gt; Ucorcc II. Atun, afi. F..
Il, i, barber, ;W7: G, Warren, ISL: i, GooI.
speed, Isl; Chnrlcs blanchard, ISL; L. s. L..
sp.e.a, m,patea tn n. T,taun.
JOLIET, H.. June a-FuIl unofficial returns
haitian, OF Mor,iay's elections, give tic follow
lux rcarta: DickeT, a,B43; Dent, 1.0aa CIR
| cult Jul]ccs-Goolspccd, p,114; Mcgobcrts,
3.45t; Blanchard, 1,S3S; stlpp. 1,7t1; Barber
| 1,lla; LyIaurl, Isl: Warren, IS,
OTTAWA, :i, ill.,, % June a~Returus sf rom yariou,
parts Of the Ninth Judicial District ars auli-
cicptly full to insure the recollection Ut Judges
Mcisoberts and Goo1speed, Of lollet, and G. ".
s1lpp. Ut Princeton. Tie couscst IN This county
Ottawa, u,id stlpp. Dcmuerat D(ancharI's major
tty is nbout 300, witl, few stnhl. towns 10 hear
fran. lhts tua,attty Is mora than overcome In tic
utllcr counties Of the DISTRICT however, nnl La
Sale VII hare no mcmbcrou The Bench. stipp's
,nalorityo n The district will probably 70 from
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT.
wArxsKA. iii. ,junn n'-Rckurna frnm twcn.
to.ot,e Oil of trsnty.four towns ciyo Rcegn,
| l.G9a; Wa3es, 1857: piiis.,urY, a,W4; Wr,rht.
l,E}T; Ewing, l.p53; Bturr, 461: Harding, I'D.
, 1879-06-04

At W0fUlkNt tHAS3s
WoBuRs. Mass., June 3-Tlle fire In the Her-
rttnac Chemical cotnuar5'e Works last night
caused aloss Of $70.0oQ. injured. A. V. Weeks,
bookxecper for the Company, fell into pool OF
risriol and was fatally burned. Several oshdr1
were badly burned sish yItslol.
, 1879-06-04

AT T1sOY> Y. T. =
TROY, N. Y, Juue 3.-The cotton-ba batting
warorooms Of c. l. z. Mccarthy were partially
burned last right Loss. rs ,QUu.
, 1879-06-04

No net of Congress or Of Parliament can
enges for eou2hs Bold ia Chicago By bnek ixlaJher
, 1879-06-04

WOAIAN'S CHRISTIAN AssOC1A-
nfnNx

WOAHAN's CHRISTIAN AssoC1A-
TIONs.
CLEVELAND, June 3.-The fifth biennial tntor-
national conference Of the Wonan's Christian
Associations convened ID the Second pfesbYte-
rtan Church this afternoon. A large number Of
prominent women, representing ti.o work Ut
tllcse Associations IN the United States, Cana
da, and Europe, are present.
At tic afternoon session m address Of vel
cou,e, rss mad. by Mrs. o. f., Huntington, Of
Cleso,a,,t, and = response In behalf of the dele
Eates BY Mrs. pr. John Davis. Of Cincinnati.
The report Of the Committee on Nominations
elected oi1iyern Of tho Conferencs: Prestdaut,
Mrs. II. u. Hkidmore, New York. Vicu-presl.
dents. Mrs. j. F. Keen, Ph!ladelphfa: Mrs. Or.
JOHN Davis, Of Cincinnati. Secretaries. Ms.
u. IL 1nEham and Mrs.. NJ. r. Adams, Cfcye-
ln,ri.
Tile minutes Of a preceding Conferenco Hsre
5Sad by ti's retiring Secretary, Mrs. H1lson, Of
Washington.
Iiun,!ngton. Cieye.an'i; Mrs. Phelps, Hartford;
afrs. J. T. Perry, Cincinnati; Mrs. j. T. Catelf.
fh,!sdelpb.a-
Z sIr.. trt, Of ENGLAND. briefly addressed TIC
Conference and ufetcfi prayer.
The report Of tho COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS
was presented. and the roll OF delegates called.
sixty ladies' responding.
Mrs. Pafsons. OF Constantiuoplb, formerly of
Cleveland, ras received A. delegate, and spoke
briefly Of her work a missionary Ia Turkey.
AZ the steNing session Mrs.. J. Z. Keen,
President Of he. Womans Christian Assoca-
ttou, PhIlade!phfI addressed the Conference on
"rrepaFatons for Future Servlce," followed By
sirs. Bay!lc, Of Scotland, on "RcligiUn in the
Household.n
Mrs. Brit, OF Liverpool. delivered an Interest,"
Ing address, ettit'od Il Work ior Children"
The Conference wll froet tomorrow lnorp!nR,
and continue until ThuFsday evening, two scs-
sious daily.
sWEDESBOHG1AN CONVENTION.
NEW YoRK, June 5--1n the Hwcdenborg1an
Convention to.day the reports of tile Boasd Of
Missions rcre reatl. showing the good effect In
the United States, Italy, Germany, Denmark,
and Bwcdcn. Resolutions providing that the
moneys collected for missionary work be dlstrlb-
uted atuoug delinquent missionaries, not ou,y In
the Southern States, but Mao Ia the West and
Northwest, und allowing various associations
to conduct thu missionary work In tIelr own way
within their own llMfts or territory, were adopt-
ed. Tie Board OF Publication MAS reduced to
five members.
, 1879-06-04
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Il, NJ tm e residence Of tho br!do's parents, cur
!aom,.. .1,o n as'tl Eighth sssss,s, WA. marrtul
t,a.rss eookorls to Miss Etnna Bell, Ia tic
ttas. o. only their relatives au.l tat!mata
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aaa, Ia.aol'c Church, performed Tho cese-
k:da All. A'tes M elegant wedaIng-teast the
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heif tnslae ~ a tnelubgF Of tl.e highest
tetu,r ssst rsN., bore, and lltt groom IL yrry
= uuion nnt'ethan, for several years agant at
~a ospoI, and widely knawa.
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