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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-06-10
PATENTS.
r. H. E DID Y .

No. &c State Street opposite Kilby Street Boston.
Secures patents in the United States also in
Great Britain France and other foreign countries.
Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by
RENTING one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No agency in the United States pos
superior facilities for obtaining Patents or
deertdining the pdtentabili:y Of Intentions. X. H
EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
TEsTIAONIALs.
Il regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most successful
and capable practitioners with whom l have had
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
Inventors cannot employ a person more trust
worthy or more capable of securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent OF
fice."-EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner Of
Patents"
Boston October 10 1876.
X. II. EDDY, Esq.-Dear Sir you procured fol
me, in 1870, my first patent. Since then you hav,
acted for and advised in hundreds of cases, anC
procured many patents reissues and extensions
have occasionally employed the best agencies il
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but
still give yOu almost the whole of my business, il
your line and advise others TO employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston. Jan. l. lSSl-1v
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FARMS FOR SALE.

have three farms for sale near WheeiOck HOl-
low. One of 100 acres, with apple and sugar or
chard; one of 45, and one of II acres. Buildings
and never failing water all of them For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber.
- 90 5. IL. WEEKS, WheelOck.
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Death to rheumatism.

The Surgeons Tdds MecIm, printed in London.
nj 1865, says of morbid grOwths and tumors: The
nature of the cause is quite unknown The rene
dies equally unknown, for there is scarcely any
morbid growth that ia influenced by any medicine
yet discovered.
Lamb of st Johnsbury, says that more than p
pounds of tumOrs and morbid growth have disap
Peared from her body by the use of this medicine
$500
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No family should be without LYDIA z. PINK.
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation.
biliousness, and tOrpidity Of the liver. Is cents
per box. tMayIs2
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Boots and Shoes

for Cattle Poultry and Fertilizer.
n orders promptly filed. Ny machinery i
new, and am bound To give satisfaction
st JObnsbury July %. 43tf
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Shot Guns g. Rifles.
(Breeeh LoadingJ
Loading Tools,
PRIMERS, WADS,
SHELLS, ETC.
Prices reduced at If
BINCHA M
AUCTION!

The subscriber will sell at public auction on the
premises at Lyndon VT, on Saturday, June H. at
one O'Clock p. m. his homestead beautifully and
conveniently located in the village of Lyndon Cor
ner, consisting of good house and barn, with new
failing running water also good cistern of soft
water and garden. The buildings are in good re-
pair, the house newly shingled This is good To-
cation for anyone who has children to educate. be-
ing within sixty rods of a good graded school, and
near two churches post office, etc, etc. Also at
same time and place my household goods, consist
ing of furniture. beds and bedding. Also horse,
wagons, sunshade and express wagon single
sleigh, harnesses some farming tools, and other
things too numerous to mention Sale to commence
at one o'clock and continue until the property is
sold. Terms made known at time and place of
sale.
$3.50 HIRAM AVER
Lyndon, Vt, May 30, 1891.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-31
Grant Reaches ct Louis.

ST. Louis, March 30.-General Grant,
accompanied by Mrs. Grant, L. 5.
Grant, Jr. and wife, Senor Romers, ex-
Mexican Minister TO the United States,
Mrs. Allen, Mrs. sharp, and n. Z. Daw:
son, the Generals secretary, arrived
here between l2 and o'clock this morn
ing bv the Vandalia line en- route 10
Mexico. The party took quarters for
the night at the Lindel hotel and lett at
9l5 this morning by the Iron Noun
tain road. The General stated TO re-
porter Just before the train started, that
his trip to Mexico is in the interest OF
the Mexican Southern railroad, OF which
he is president, and partly for recreation
and rest. He would not talk about pol
itics. The party will be absent about
two months.
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THE LATE FLOODS.
Great Damage Done in the West-A
Number Of Lives Lost.

Great Damage Done In the West-A
Number Of Lives Lost
OMAHA, March 30-The work OF re-
pairing the Union Pacific railroad in
Platte Valley is rapidly progressing, and
bv next Saturday the trains over the
Burlington and Missouri road to Kear.
ney will he running without much de.
Law, and no further trouble with wash
outs is feared. The delayed up trains
will arrive this evening. Fifty per cent.
of the bridges have been washed away
by the freshets in Nebraska, and numer-
Gus grist mills were destroyed. Cattle
have been drowned in large numbers, but
only two persons are known to be
drowned, ono woman and TWO children
west OF Schuyler, who were found near
an emgrant wagon. The rest OF the
party were probably drowned.
Gesat Damage Along the Missouri.
ST. PAUL, March 30.-Bismark spec
ials say that the Missouri broke there
to-day, and the lower part Of the city is
overtlowed, and a great sea OF ice and
voter extends nearly five miles. Five
Government warehouses and landings
are wrecked. The river rose 10 feet in
the course of few hours, and is
now some thirty ieet above low water.
mark. The wood choppers and settlers
in the ,ow lands have all been washed
out and many are probably drowned.
Mandan on the west side OF the river is
under three feet of water. The greatest
loss, aside from life, will be cordwood,
thousands of cords being swept away.
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NEW BLAST FURNACE.
Steel to be Produced Directly from the

Ore.
PITTSBURGH, March 30.-A new blast
furnace which is claimed to he capable
OF producing steel directly from the ore
is causing much interest among steel
manufacturers hereabouts just now. The
furnace is made to secure all the power
possible OF an immense blow-pipe flame.
There is first a fuel furnace in which
any ordinary fuel may be used, or oil if
preferred. Against the upper portion
of the flame from this furnace a blast OF
air is projected, similar to that from the
mouth of blow pipe against the flame
of a spirit lamp. Into this blast at the
point " here il strikes the fuel furnace
flame, stream OF oil Is introduced.
The in going blast and the heat of the
flame vapor;zes the oil, which is then
in condition to be completely con-
sumed The result OF this arrange
ment is the production OF q colume of
fame, some thirty or forty feet long, OF
high temperature. This flame is pro.
jected horizontally through an iron cyl.
indrical shell, lined with fire brick with
a facing OF graphite, into which the
ore 10 be reduced is fed with hopper
at the further end. The shell is slowly
rotated, so that the entire ore, tumbling
about, is brought into immediate con-
tact with the flame. 1t is also slightly
inclined, that the material may slowly
feed into the flame, and the melted ma
terial run down into the crucible at the
lower end, where it is tapped and the
Stag run off in the usual way.
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KENTUCKY REGULATORS
Inaugurate q Reign Of Terror In
Certain Localities.

GRAYsoS, KY, March 30.-Bands Of
men styling themselves regulators have
inaugurated reign Of terror in portions
OF this and the adjoining county of
Greenup by their unlawful depredations
against the public.i
About the first Of the present month
Mr.. Sebastian effort, Superintendent OF
the Hunnewell Furnace, dispatched his
son and clerk, Joseph effort, to Vir-
ginia to engage force OF ore-diggers.
The young man returned with about
forty negroes, who were at once put to
work on the ore banks. The employ
ment OF these black men incensed the
so-called regulators, and they sent no.
tices to Mr.. effort and his son to leave
the country or suffer the penalty, death.
No attention was paid to these anony-
nous proclanations.
On the night of the Goth inst, about
twelve or fifteen OF the Regulators met a
party of the black.or diggers in Brown.
town, near the Furnace. A brisk fight
ensued and several shots were fired.
One OF the negroes received face wound
and Regulator named Jones received a
bullet through his groin. The blacks re-
treated to the Furnace and claimed pro.
lection, whereupon Superintendent
effort armed about two hundred en-
ployes of the Furnace and prepared to
give the Regulators battle. Since that
time the Furnace property has been
watched night and day by armed men.
The Regulators threaten death and the
destruction OF the property by fire.
Eight OF the band have been arrested
and are in Jail at Catlettsburg.
One night last week party OF the
Regulators went to the house OF man
named Bellamy, on the Smoky Fork OF
the Buffalo Fork of Tygart, in this coun-
ty, and calling out old man Bellamy and
his three sons, administered to each
thirty-nine lashes with hickory withes,
for alleged immortality. They also whip
ped two women living in the neighbor-
hood for the same offense. The regula-
tors were masked and well armed. John
Snider, a son.ln-law OF Belamy's, was
threatened with hanging, but he escaped,
and is now lying out, afraid to return to
his wife and family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-31
Trying to Rope Greece In.

CoNsrANrISoPLE, March 3O.-The am.
bassadors have decided TO sign the pro-
tocol declaring that they regard the last
offer OF the Porte as acceptable. Nego'
tiations will accordingly be opened at
Athens to induce ,ireece to accept it.
The protocol Acknowledges the frontier
line last offered, proves sincerely Tur.
keys desire for peace, and admits the
cesssion of Epirus to be- almost imposs-
Bile. 1t also advises the powers to rec
ommend the acceptance OF the Turkish
proposal 20 Greece.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-31
A marrow E,c.ps from Lynching

PHILADELPHIA, March S0.-A private
message from Las Vegas, y. NJ, says
James Currie, the murderer OF Porter.
the actor, was shot and killed at that
place on March oath. Currie, it ap.
pears, WIS on drunken spree, and
threatened to kill several people. Among
the persons threatened was the bar
tender OF a saloon, who shot Currie in
self defense. A party OF railroad hands,
friends OF the dead man, attempted to
lynch the bar keeper, but the sheriff
succeeded in getting him to Jail. A cor
oner's inquest was held, and the jury at
once returned verdict Of shooting in
self defense.
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THE NEWS
OF the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.

Congressman S. 5. Cox will spend the
summer abroad.
Mr.. Blaine is investing largely in
Washington lots.
Upwards of 4. .OOO, 900 barrels of L nited
oil are held in Pittsburgh.
The new giant engine on the Pennsyl.
vania railroad, ran from Philadelphia to
New York IN l03 minutes.
The Massachusetts, House defeated
Yesterday, by l22 to 76, the bin to give
municipal suffrage TO women.
Cadet Whitaker testified in his own
behalf yesterday morning. The testi
mony was the same as at West Point.
Captain f. e. Hall, at one time city
elitOr Of the Cincinnati Gds,He, after.
ward with the Indianapolis Journal, and
later holding responsible position in
the Erie railroad office at New York,
died at Salamanca, n. Y, yesterday.
Disgusting stories come from Lehigh
county, Pa, in connection with the
starving Hungarian emigrants who re-
Gently arrived in the anthracite region.
The other day a calf belonging 10 a Jar
mer died, and two HungariSns quartered
il up, made meal otf the foul meat, and
slowed the remainder away in snow
bank for future use.
Foreign.
The King OF Italy has sent five huI-
dred pounds to Nice.
weyprecht, the arctic explorer and
diacOyerer Of Francis Joseph Land, is
dead.
The Bank Of France, in cashing its
notes, pays three fourths in gold and the
remainder in silver.
In an affray between partisans of the
Albian League and the Turkish inhabit-
ants of DinOsch and Radowilzs, a nun
ber OF persons were killed and wounded.
The bill to limit fares on railroads to
two cents per mile, was adversely re-
ported in the New York Assembly.
The report was agreed to and the bill
killed.
The remains Of Oscar De Lafayette
we're inferred IN the Pare la Chaise
Cemetery. United States Minister
Moves and President Grevy were among
the pall-bearers.
In the House OF Commons, the mo-
ton appointing committee 10 consider
the adoption OF the decimal system OF
coinage. weights and measures, was re-
iected by a vote of los to 2S.
Th0s. Livingstone 4 Co, dealers in
dress goods, etc, In Cincinnati, made an
assignment 20 Howard Douglass. Liza
bilitips, $4,000. The assets are not
known. The failure is attributed 20 the
long winter and bad weather delaying
purchases.
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A Decline in the Price of the Worlds

A Decline in the Price of the Worlds
Fair stock.
New YoRx, March 3O.-The Worlds
Fair Commission 10 day resolved that
the Executive Committee will deem it
expedient to take no action in relation
10 permanent President until after the
18th OF April, when the Finance Com.
mittee will report subscriptions to the
capital stock. The members are deter
mined 10 use the utmost endeavoSs to
raise the required amount, 81 ,0O0 0OO,
by the 18th OF April, provided the trans.
portation companies could subscribe
one million dollars and the citizens OF
New York another million dollars. The
Commission has already raised their
million dollars.
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An Editor Yanked Up.

LONDON, March S0.-Four detectives
arrested Most at the office OF the Freihet,
The warrant charges HIM with having,
in the columns OF his paper, melted the
people OF foreign states TO sedition and
rebellion. TEepolice elected the COM
positors, TOOK the keys and locked the
premises up. The prisoner will be
brought up in the Bow street police
court to-day. The Socialists will hold
meeting tomorrow to protest against
the arrest and the suppression OF the
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Hnxling for Admittance.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 3o.-The Min
ister OF Justice is overwhelmed with sp..
plications for admission TO the trial OF
the Nihilists. Certain representatives, oi
the press will probable be admitted on
the condition OF confning their reports
TO the external circumstances oi the
case. While the representatives OF for
eiyn journals, many OF whom have came
here specially for the occasion, have not
vet been able to see the Minister regard.
ing admission.
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Serious Railroad w reck.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, a., March 30.-A
serious accident occurred on the Rock
Island railroad near VALIANT, this county,
to-day. A construction train collided
with a west-bound freight, demolishine
the cars OF the construction train, in
cluding the caboose. In the latter were
twenty-five employees, all of whom
were more or less injured, several prob
ably fatally,
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STORMS.
NO PORTION OF THE COUNTRY
SIGHTED.
In the North Snow. Covers the earth-Ths
East is Visited by Wind and Rain
A Cyclone in the South and Great
Floods in the East.
A FAIR VARlE GY FOR A SINGLE DAY
THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW.

A Large Part Of tho Country Covered.
CLEVELAND, March 30.-A furious
snow storm that is prevailing set in yes.
tsrday, and the snow is badly drifted.
COLUMBUS, March 30.-The snow OF
last night and to-day is the heaviest OF
the season. 1t lays one foot on level,
but in many places there are drifts sew
eral feet deep. Street car transit is sus.
pended and many families were unable
to get out Of doors until the huge drifts
were cleared away.
DETROIT, March 30-There was a
heavy, damp snow storm here to-day,
but with little wind.
CHICAGO, March S0.-A cold wind and
snow were the rather monotonous fea-
lures OF this morning, but as the day
progressed the snow ceased falling and
the air became keener. About three
inches OF snow fell, causing renew ed
trouble on the street car tracks. The
snow appears to have been rather more
severe outside the city.
YOUNGSTOWN, ~, March so - The
snow here is the heaviest OF the winter
Between a. m. and 3 p. m. Is! inches.
of snow fell on the level, which is un.
precedented for some length OF time.
Brown, Bonnell & Co.'S mammoth
mills have been compelled to shut, down
by reason OF their inability to get coal
into the works. Passenger trains were
all more or less delayed. The prospects
are that heavy rain will fall and carry
off the snow.
LOUISVILLE, March 90.-The weather
for the past thirty six hours has been
the worst Of the season. Snow fell the
entire time, but melted as it fell. The
same kind OF weather is general all
through the State, as far as heard from.
DANvILLE, Va, March 30.-A tornado
devastated this section of the country
last evening.
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York
City, save baggage. expresssge and car
riage hire, and stop at the Grand Union
Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot.
$50 rooms, fitted up at cost OF one mil
lion dollars, reduced to 81 and upwards
per day. European plan. Elevator.
Restaurant supplied with the best.
Horse cars. stages and elevated railroad
TO all depots. Families can live better
for less money at the Grand Union
Hotel than at any other first class hotel
in the CITY,
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A Creek on Fire.

BRADFoRD, Pa, March 30.-The oil on
the surface Of Luna creek. coming from
a leaking tank IN the lower part oil the
city, was set on fire this morning by a
live coal from a locomotive on the Erie
railroad. Before the fire could be sub
dued the railway bridge and the ]. w.
Mckee wheel factory were destroyed.
The loss on the bridge is 5000 and on
the factory 5000. The fire depart
ment was called out and prevented the
flames from speading.
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MORE TROUBLE FOB THE EMO
LISH.
A Kick blythe English and Dutch Refu-
gees from Transyaal.

a
gees from Transyaal.
NKw CASTLE, NATAL, March S0.-At a
meeting here OF the English and Dutch
refugees from Transvaal a petition 10 the
Queen was drawn up, stating the conf
dence in the public declarations OF Gen.
Wolsley and Sir Bartle Frere; that the
annexation OF Transvaal was irrevoca-
bic: that they invested their capital
there and their property is now worth
less and their capital lost. A resolution
was carried summoning the English and
Dutch residents OF Trsnsvaal not 10 sur.
render the towns 10 the Beers and
promising their support in the event OF
= civil war. One colonist has promised
to subscribe El 900 towards war fund.
An intention is also svowed summoning
the natives Of Transvaal and also oi
Swazies and Zulus to assist in the resist
ance OF the Boer supremacy.
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A Prominent Man Dead.

ST. JosEPH, March S0.-Gen. Benz. r.
Loan died suddenly this morning OF
apoplexy at his residence In this city,
He was native oi kenturSy and was
62 wears old. Gen. Loan had lived here
more than forty years, mad been n
Union general, member Of Congress,
and was one of our most prominent
LAWYERS. lie leaves large estate.
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His Last Burglary.

MoSTGoxKRY, Ala, March 30.-The
leader of a gang Of burglars, passing
under the name OF Sutton, bat whose
real name is Chastaine, an escaped con.
vict from New Orleans, was arrested
here last night, and attempting to escape
was shot dead by the officers.