St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-06-09

James, the outlaw, or entertaining any |
for clemency in any shape.
The Grand Trunk railway station
and sheds, and the Dominion, Ontario |
and Quebec immigrant sheds and offices
at South Quebec were burned Friday !
night. Loss over 100000.
The Bristol of the Fall River line
broke her main shaft off Watch Hill
Saturday and had to be towed to New
port: loss 100000.
Caleb Campbell, a negro, was lynch
ed at Winnsboro. S. c., Friday night
for raping white woman.
DR.. j. j. Jennings of Trenton, Del,
died Thursday of blood poisoning, said
to be the result of vaccination.
Postmaster Taft of Charleston, 5. c.,
charged with intimidating voters, was
held for action of the grand jury Satur-
day.
Two negroes raped Il I7-years-old
white girl near Rockville, Md, Friday
night. One is in Jail and the other is
at large.
William Moon, who escaped hanging
Friday by an attempt to kill himself,
was hanged at Carrollton, Ga, Satur-
day.
The total killed in the recent Indian
outbreak in Arizona was II, wounded
5. The loss of stock and other prop
erty was $50, $50.
The imprisoned miners rescued Fri
day night from the flooded Alta drift
at Virginia City, New, preserved their
lives by twisting the end of the com
pressed-air pipe into IA barrel of water
and breathing the air thus cooled as it
arose through the water. About mid
night all were removed from the drift,
the whistles along the lode signaling
the event. The bodies of Bennett and
Callahan, the brave fellows who perish
ed i'll the attempt to rescue the miners
by means of boat, have been re-
covered.
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brought to IA stand still Friday morning
by the failure of Juror Daniel Lovejoy
to respond to the roll-call. He was
taken seriously i'll Thursday evening
with erysipelas in the head, and, on
advice of his physician, the court ad-
journed till the 18th. Mr.. Lovejoy is
"A years of age, but his physician be
Iieves that he will outlive the attack.
George Ellis, the Ashland (Ky.) muir
derer sentenced Friday to life impris-
onment, was lynched by mob at
! Ashland.
The Lawrence prOfessOrship of Greek
in Dartmouth college has been accept
ed by Prof. Rufus Richardson of the
Indiana state university.
A lion in Forepaugh's menagerie
seized an employee by the arm at Lans-
ing, Mich, Friday, and had to he
shot in order to free the man.
Ex-Public Printer Defrees is lying
in very critical condition.
Miguel OterO, the dead cX-delegate
to Congress from New Mexico, was re
fused the rites of the Catholic church
because he was Mason and was buried
by the Masons and an Episcopal priest
ut Santa Fe.
Two hundred and fifty Jewish refu-
gees reached Winnipeg Friday. The
Dominion immigration agent there has
received instructions from Ottawa to
supply limited quantity of provisions
to refugees in need.
1t is announced that the high price
of cattle cannot last beyond July |, and
people are curious to know how long
it will then take the reports of reduc-
ton to reach the retail dealers ears.
Rev. George Chainey of Boston isn't
Mason any more. The grand lodge
of Indiana has turned him out because
he no longer believes in Il supreme be-
ing.
A passenger train on the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy railroad, struck
Il broken rail near Fredericksville, Ill.
Thursday and was wrecked. Over 81
passengers were injured but no live,
were lost. E. l.. Marshick and bride
of Keokuk were severely hurt.
Garibaldi was of middle statue
square shOuldered, strong limbed
wearing long brown-gray hair and full
gray beard fiorid of complexion, eye.
brown and tender, and frank and com
municative in disposition.
Over fifty Georgia peach growers
owning perhaps 250,OO0 trees, met a
Atlanta the other day to consider the
transportation question. A trial of re
frigerator cars was proposed, and it is
, said that by that method the fruit cal
: be carried i'll perfect condition t,
Washington or Chicago for less than
81 per bushel.
Mr.. Blaine declines to be a candidat,
} for Congress, at the request of hi.
friends in Maine; wishes to attend t,
his private affairs for time.
The village of Epes, Ala, was nearly
| destroyed by fire Saturday night. Il
is said to have been the work of drunk
Ell negroes.
The President signed the Genev;
Award bill Monday.
The Senate placed the age at which
the retirement of army officers shall be
compulsory at "a.
, A majority of the Committee on Wo