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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-07-02
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-07-02
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-07-02
Legal Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District IS.
Be it rememb ered, that I, Elnira NJ Dodge
of Burke in the County of Caledonia and
State of Vermont will be, hereafter, known
and called Elrnira NJ. Nichols
In witness whereof hereunto set my hand
and seal this 1 9TH day of June. A. D. 1891
ELMIRA NJ. DODGE (L-S.)
The morning call., 1891-10-02
s5s5o-FLATs IN THE MISSION.

New bay window house of fats OF s. and 4
rooms and bath respectively, yielding an income OF
$50 per month; this property is In the very best
part OF the Mission being less than block from the
corner OF 18TH and MARKET stS; size OF lot 2oXSO.
The morning call., 1891-10-02
THE JUNTA'S WORK.
Three Americans Arrested by
Chilean Officials.
The American Legation Watched by the PO-
liGe-MiniSter Esan'S Prosecutions.
Alleged Attempt to InClte Revolution in
Guatemala Russians Object to Eng
liSh Interference in Pameer


VALPARAISO, Oct. 1.-Particulars of the
trouble between the authorities at Santiago
and Minister Egan show that the American
Legation and its vicinity were watched by
the police during all of last week. On last
Friday three Americans were placed under
arrest Their names are Hillmann, Madden
and Rayprast. They had visited Mr.. Egan
at the legation. and were on their way no me
when taken into custody. Messrs. Hillmann
and Madden made a business call. Mr.. Ray
prast had gone TO the legation 20 obtain let
tiers. al three were locked up. Mr. Ray
prast was kept in prison for some hours.
MeSsrs. Hillmann and Madden were taken
to the Intendencia and detained for short
time, when they were released.
Iu addition to this two of Minister Egan's
servants we're thrown into prison and kept
there for two days, being released on Satur-
day. Commodore Schiey Of the Baltimore,
which still lies in the harbor of Valparaiso,
is now at Santiago in conference with Min
lister Egan.
In the near future aggregate claims of
from S1,5OOOOO TO 100000 will be pre-
sented by the English, German, Spanish and
Italian Governments for houses and prop
erty destroyed at Iquique when that town
was bombarded, and at Valparaiso when
this city was sacked after the overthrow of
Bamaceda; also for losses caused by the de-
tention of shipping, and for the use Of pri-
vate railroads during the past eight months.
NEW YORK, Oct. LIT is reported that
the Atlanta, Boston and Yorktown have
been ordered to sail from this port for Chile,
and will be ready Monday or Tuesday.
The morning call., 1891-10-02
ALONG THE RAIL.

General Business Very Qulet-Excursions
From the East
All the local railroad passenger and freight
agents unite in saying that never before
have they known OF such great stagnaton
in business as is now the case. The Mont
gomery-street outdoor passenger solicitors
watch each other like hawks and when some
intending Eastern emigrant does show up
the rush made tn secure him for some spe-
cial office makes him believe that ain Indian
uprising has occurred and that his scalp Is
In imminent danger.
The freight people, while not so demon
strative, still feel the situation keenly. They
are braced up, however, by reports That ad-
ditional large orders for dried fruit are on
the way from the East. On these reports
they are already figuring what rates they can
offer to secure the shipping of the fruit over
their several lines.
Buff business from the State is dull bet
ter times are already promised as ID incoming
travel for next year. William BE Dell, the
local agent of the Pennsylvania lines, has
received the schedule for next years excuI-
sionS already planned by his companies.
The starting point will be from New York
and the leaving dates set are January 18Th.
February lSt, February Oath, March 18th and
April 10th.
The lrSt four excursions will come to Cali
fornia, via Mexico, and the fifth direct. On
these excursions are vestbuied cars, Win
dining and all tirSt-clasS accessories and lux
urles. There will be no change of cars on
the entire trip.
The morning call., 1891-10-02
The Nom Travelled Man Could See No Re-
senblapce.


The Nom Travelled Man Could See No Re-
semblance.
They were sitting on the forward deck of
the Rose Standish the other day, drinking IN
the fresh and bracing air by the bucketful
and scanning the scenery on all sides.
They were not ether. however. these two
men. but finally one of them stepped across
the deck to the other and said:
Beautiful afternoon, isn't it? So clear
and bracing, eh p
"Yep!' replied the other sententiously
Fine scenery in this harbor."
Elegant"
''Say, I've been irving to recollect what
it reminds me Of. and Eve just struck it."
"lndeedp
"Ypsl LIS just like the entrance to
Queenstown HarbOr. Same sort of coast.
don't you think? Doesn't it remind you Of
it very much?'
"H'm Can't say it does"
NO? Why, see the curve in the lane
there, and how it rises gradually from the
waters edge. Doesn't that recall the place
to you?"
Not bit"
"Why. that's st1angel Don't you notice
anv resemblance"
NO. don't"
"Why, how is it that il appears so forci-
bly, 10 my memory and doesn's convey the
least recollection 10 you? | should think
that any two people who have seen Queens
town would notice some resemblance, I'm
sure"
VERY likely" replied the other man,
but, CT, you see, I've never been outside of
Massachusetts in my life"
And the first man, turning mild look of
reproach upon him, seemed about to jump
into the sea, but turned about and walked
aft-BostOn News
The morning call., 1891-10-02

decided on by Congress. This shall
pie determine. That is, in banking or to
loan by the State to individuals. Land shall
be one of the securities, and each State snail
lend on its own products. Thus the natural
resources of the State will be developed and
its wealth increased to the benefit OF every
citizen. Each State should set aside not less
than 10 per cent If the legal tenders TO pro-
teet its citizens against a financial crisis and
squeeze. With the millions lent, the States
would receive annually much interest. with
which sinking fund could be established,
and in time the funded debt paid off. Be
sides, the State could IN a few years dis
continue taxation, except county and mu-
nicipaI. Norwood's plan, which is
substitute for the Sub Treasury plan, avoids
Federal action. Each State lends to the
farmers on land or its own special products
at low interest
The morning call., 1891-10-02
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

RALEIGH On. c.. Oct. 1.-The Southern
Interstate Exposition opened here this
morning.
ROME. Oct. 1.-Signor Richard Otta, bar
riSter, has been appointed Italian Consul at
New Orleans, La.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The President has
committed 10 one years imprisonment the
sentence of Arthur Campbell of Utah.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The President has
recognized Enrique Torcello as Consul
General of Guatemala at San Francisco.
NORWAY (Me.), Oct. 1.-The Harper Man
ufacturing Company's woolen-mill at Ok
ford was burned last night. Loss, $4,000;
insured.
WASHINGTON, Oct AFTER forty years
George II. Perkins mas been placed on the
retired list of the navy.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The Bank Exam
iner has been ordered to take charge of the
First National Bank of Clearhed, Pa, re-
ported in financial trouble.
BosToN, Oct. 1.-The Atchison statement
for August, including the ST. Louis and San
Francisco system, shows net earnings Of
81 ,299, 800, an Increase OF S127, l3O
CARDIFF, Oct. IAN accident occurred
to-day at the Abergwyn C0lliery, near
Brldgend, Glamorganshire. Eight miners
were killed by fall of the hoisting-car.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The Second Presby-
terrain Church of this city has extended a
call to the Rev. William j. Chichester of Los
Angeles. The church is one of the largest
and wealthiest in the city,
OTTAWA, Oct. 1.-Sir John Thompson,
Minister of Justice, and G. K. Foster, Min
lister of Customs, will represent the Domin-
ion Government at the reciprocity confer
ence at Washington on the 18th inst.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The bullion in the Bank
of England has decreased e5l2, 600 in the
past week. The proportion of the Bank of
England's reserve to liability, which last
week was 1888 per cent, is now lila per
cent.
BREMEN, Oct. IA steamship conference
commenced here to-day. 1t was decided
that the examination of immigrants for
America ought not to be made by Con sular
inspection. but by sub-agents controlled by
comuanies
The morning call., 1891-10-02
FOMENTING TROUBLE.
An Alleged Attempt to Cause Revolution in
Guatemala.

An Alleged Attempt TO Cause Revolution in
Guatemala
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-The Globe Democrat
this morning printed the following, dated
Nenton Guatemala. September Both: News
of the most sensational character has been
received here the past twenty-four hours.
There is considerable excitement in San
Salvador regarding the revolt in Guatemala.
ray of light has just been thrown on
the present revolution in Guatemala by a
retired American officer, now residing in
this city, who, for various reasons, does not
want his name TO appear in connection with
the story. According to the story he tells,
three Americans, supplied with plenty of
money, visited this city about two mon tbs
ago. To him they disclosed the fact that
they represented a revolutionary party in
New York that had for its object the down
fall of the Barillas Government in Guate-
mala, and who were backed up with funds
to carry the movement 10 a successful issue.
The plan of action was to send experienced
military officers into Guatemala, they to be
distributed throughout the republic, and
when the time was ripe, were 10 take COM
mand of the Revolutionary troops He be-
Iieves the present revolution due to New
York parties, who furnished the funds aud
ammunition to tie Insurgents
NEW YORK, Oct. IA Herald special
from La Libertad, Salvador, says: The Com
mandant of this port says the rum0r about a
revolution in Guatemala is untrue, as he
would have heard about the trouble il it had
nocurred
The morning call., 1891-10-02
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

700 SMALL HOUSE; ROOMS HALF
interest.
$37O0-New cottage; . rooms; lot 5O1I25; this is
fne business corner; plenty OF room for store
SlSO0-Cottaze; 8 rooms; lot 3lxlO0: half cash.
Two furnished houses In fine iocati on; rent rea-
sonabie.
Houses of all sizes to let unfinished: any Ioca-
ton desired; extra good bargains; acres hand
some foothill property, near electric road; i'm
proved; very reasonable.
Apply 20 the pioneer drm. THOMAS A. SMITH
ferry. se27 1t
On VERDI ST.; HOUSE OF ROOMS; LOT 50x
~ 10; deep we'll windmill ana tank; $1,000 cash.
House / rooms; lot sUx1lo: price $1,000: $500
down, balance $25 per month; monthly payment TO
Two lots on Benton ST.. 100 feet n. OF Santa Clara
ave. a fine snap; call and get price. THOMAS d.
POOLE, 24O5 Enelnal ave-. PARK Hotel. se27 II
G0OO IN CASH, $40 PER MONTH BUYS A
tpLOO handsome cottage on macadamized street
near station rooms and bath.
$3.50 cash, $40 per month. buys fine house
Pacific ave-, near station; rooms and bath.
sou cash. SlS per month, buys cosy cottage OF
rooms and bath near station.
Houses built TO order and finished In 90 days
pr ompt; plans and estimates furnished free.
Houses for rent Open sundays:
MARCUSE REMMELL
The largest contracting firm In Alameda County.
o1ce.Alameda Bay-st. Station and High-st sta
tion; San Francisco, B2S Market Sc, opposite
Palace Hotel. ss27 IT
Gd0n0 FINE MODERN BROOM HOUSE;
dDtOOO- corner lot, 5Oxl40; street work flu
ished; sidewalks all laid; fine street, 80 feet wide
$500 cash, balance $50 per month, Interest per
cent on deferred payments. Apply TO THOMAS A.
SMI I'll " CO., 1901 Park ST., Alameda take broad
gauge ferry. se26 7t
II oUSES AND LOTS on EASY TERMS FROM
II 800 to $500 down; installments from $40 TO
$25 month"; interest included.
Hanted-A place In Alameda to exchange for
beautiful home in Ukiah
Several fine ranches to exchange for Oakland.
San Francisco or Alameda property.
For bargains in real estate call at MRS. I. H.
CHANDLER Il co. IS, 1929 Park ST., Masonic
Building. Alameda. SEQ II
QTkO CHEAP LOT; A BARGAIN: 50xl25:
Up ~. near station; good location; call at once
for particulars 4. H. BREED & CO., $50 Ninth ST.,
Oakland. sel3 II
Judd, HANLEY q CO., 1851 PARK ST., WILL
- build, sell rent you any kind OF house any
where In Alameda on the most reasonable
terms. au26 II
The morning call., 1891-10-02
PLENTY OF MONEY.
Secretary Foster Explains the Cause Of the
Easy Money Market

Secretary Foster Explains the Cause of the
Easy Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. l. - The Posts Wash
ington special has interviewed Secretary
Foster on the financial situation. The cor
respondent asked: "To what do you at
tribute the fact that the money market has
been so easy when everybody was expect
ing stringency"
ITO the reduction Of the surplus in the
Treasury. 1t had no business there. Peo-
pie have right to all the money there is
except what is needed to administer the
affairs of the Government The condition
of the country is heslthiest when the
amount lying idle in the Government vaults
is not much in excess of the current needs.
As it is. in spite of the decreased revenues
and reduced balance, we have been able to
send from New York and Washington to
the West where the money is most needed,
$50, 100000 in nine months this year, as
against a total of only $40, 000, 600 in the
whole of last year. There is 500. 600, 600
more in the peoples pockets now than last
year. That surely is something TO rejoice
at and not TO worry over"
The morning call., 1891-10-02
RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.

The Advance on Pamser Large Financial
Deficit
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1.-The Novoe
Vremya, semi official newspaper, declares
that unless Great Britain wants war she
should avoid interfering with the Russian
movements on Pameer, where she will only
meet with a check if her claims are not sup
ported by arms.
LONDON, Oct 1.-The ST. Petersburg cor
respondent of the Standard confirms the re-
ports of distress in Russia. He says 25.-
600, 600 people are unable to pay their taxes
and this will cause budget deficit of 49,
900 pounds. The Minister of Finance.
the correspondent adds, has just granted
another 1000 900 pounds for the relief OF the
distressed people.
The morning call., 1891-10-02
Argentine Finances.

BUENos AYREs, Oct. 1.-Gold closed
yesterday at 800 per cent premium. The
Government has issued a decree, the SUBJ
stance of which is the issuance of forced
currency and fixing the premium on gold at
100 per cent The Government also sus-
pended payments 10 gold Tor two years.
In addition, a new monetary unit was
adopted composed OF fixed mount of silver
and nickel. This money is now beihg
coined The committee reported favorably
ON the issue of 81, 5O0,O 600 in paper piastres
and upon the establishment Of a national
Argentina hank
The morning call., 1891-10-02
summoning District Judges.

Presiding Justice of the Unitei States
Circuit Court OF Appeals Stephen j. Fed
has made tue following order, and the judges
thereby designated have been notified by
telegram and mail that their attendance will
be required on Monday as Judges Of the
Court of Appeals:
1t Is hereby ordered that The clerk Of This court
notify at once by telegram and mail the several
District Judges OF the District Of Oregon aud OF
lie Southern District OF California aud OF the
District OF Nevada that their presence Will BE-
required In the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals for the Ninth Circuit as judges tDereof
at The October term Of said court to be held Is
the city OF San Francisco, aud 10 commence on
the first MONDAY OF tbls month or as soon there
after quorum Of said Judges ~ shall be IN
attendance at said city for that purpose.
The morning call., 1891-10-02
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Proposition to Readjust and Equalize the
Cireniatinn of the Cnrrannu

ATLANTA (Ga.), Oct. Thomas M. Nor
wood, ex-United States Senator of Georgia,
by invitation OF the Legislature. addressed
the members last night GU the general ques-
ton of finances and currency of the United
States. He advanced new plan for bank
ing, declaring against the present system.
His plan is for Congress to direct the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to prepare sufficient
number of legal tender notes Of convenient
denominations, which, added to the existing
currency, will give $50 $40 or 500 per capita.
The Treasurer shall hold at least % per
cent of the issue in coin, gold and silver, to
redeem the notes. Norwood proposes to re-
adjust and to equaize the circulation of the
currency in this way. Each State on de.
mand shall receive oflegal tender an amount
which added TO its existing circu-
lation will make the amount per capita
The morning call., 1891-10-02
TRANSFORMATION of Troons.

MONTREAL, Oct. 1.-The Star publishes
the following special cabIegram from LON
don: 1T is understood that the imperial
War Office has requested the Canadian Pa
ciic Railway TO submit estimates of the cost
for the transportation of troops between the
Atlantic and the Pacific. 1t is intended to
test the value of the route for this purpose
toward the close of the year. II the trial is
successful the route will be adopted as the
regular imperial channel"
The morning call., 1891-10-02
Young sohrrber Goes Free.

The charge of felony endorsement against
Harry Schuyler, who was arrested for steal
ing over 500 from tie Rsd Mems Hall As
ISOLATION, was dismissed BY Judge Worley
yesterday. No complaint was filed against
him, and no one appeared to prosecute him.
IL is supposed that his father squared" the
matter by making good the amount Of his
populations Young Schuyler claims that he
did not embeZzie the money, aad that It was
Ill
The morning call., 1891-10-02
sea1ine.Pnaohsrs Arrest.

OTTAWA, Oct. 1.-The Minister of Marine
and Fisheries has received a report relative
to the seizure by Russians Of two natives of
Cane Breton, named Mclean, while sealing
pears the vessel they were in charge of was
registered in the United States and is flying
the American coors. Therefore it is mat
ter in regard to which the Dominion Govern
mpnt cannot Interfere
The morning call., 1891-10-02
suicides During rhree Months.

The Morgue records show that there were
Sc suicides in this city during the past three
months. In July "a deaths were investi-
gated by the Coroner, IA OF which were sui
cidal. In August AZ deaths were reported
at the Morgue, 8 of which were suicides.
During the past month AZ deaths were in
vestgated, and the number included - more
suicides,
The morning call., 1891-10-02

Mary A. Lucy, native Of Ireland, 50
years of age. domestic by occupation, and
Mrs. A. Saidel, native Of France. % years
Of age, were committed to the Napa Asylum
by the Insanity Commissioners yesterday,
The morning call., 1891-10-02

RUY HOME NEAR Los GATos: 4sO ACRES
ID in 10, 20 and 40 acre tracts at $25 per acre;
balance. P. Fl. JORDAN CO., Los Gatos Cal. $50 II
$4,000 + FAE I'm OF 10 ACRES FOR SALE ALE,
lemon trees7 years old. 100 fruit trees and 5000
nuseat raisin grapes which will yield this year not
less than $1,000 worth OF grapes; there Is com
Portable cottage OF rooms and bath. hard-fnished
and with inside shutters; a barn 36X30; chicken
house and driving-shed: a brick cistern, cement
lined for domestic connecting iron pipes to
house barn and corral. water for Irrigation piped
10 the highest point in Gem pipes; is covered by
10 shares (paid up) of stock in the ktwanda Water
Company, which Is worth $lOO per SHARE this goes
with the place; unImproved land is selling at 500
per acre: distance to school three-quarters OF
mile. For further Information and photographs
apply at this office; principals only. iy3 II d&w
CHICKEN RANCH AND SMALL FARMS, a.
y s. 8, 9. 10, Il and 10 acre pieces; l mile from
center Of town: partly improved in table and wine
grapes; all level; am cutting up large ranch;
erty fronting on broadway; 1920 1928 aud $3.50
per acre. u. H. TwING, Sonoma City, Cal. se29 st
An sO-ACRE MOUNTAIN HOME. 40 OF
~ which nearly level; large springs will IT.
rigate several acres water piped to house and yard
acres In grapes, 40 fruit trees Is acres cleared,
30 more prime fruit land when cleared all the bal
ance IN prime olive land: small house and barn:
miles from Sonoma, half mile TO school; 100
all for $3.50. ID. H. TwING, Sonoma City, Cal.2s st
Tor SALE OR RENT-61H ACRES LAND AID
i joining county road, opp. Home OF Peace Gene
terry Emmanuel station); house, stable for 10
horses; windmill and tank; water piped all over;
chlcken-house for 800 chickens garden frnit trees
etc., price $4,000. Address b. GUST. Colma
p o.. San hateo County. Se27 l5t%
IN ACRES OF THE FINEST FRUIT LAND IN
III the State: only $3.50; payable $40 cash; bal
ance in monthly payments and no interest; nothing
like It ever offered WESTERN LAND COMPANY,
$50 Market se26 II
DARE CHANCE FOR PRACTICAL FARMER
III For rent run shares. one the finest ranches
In State, 30 miles from San francisco, containing
1850 acres; place Is well adapted for raising Vege-
tables. grain. hogs or poultry ana dairying; good
orchards, houses, barns, diaries, and well equipped
with wagons farming and dairying utensils; plenty
water and timber place. Address, with refer
enees. 7. o. Box 2433. seq lat
10 SHARES LA EsTRELLA RAISIN VINE
III yard. located miles from Fresno, for sale at
discount $50 paid in per share. Apply TO G. S.
CAPP a. CO.. AIS Montgomery ST. se29 I'm
CCHooL LANDS, 81 so TO 50 AN ACRE: ON
- very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts to
suit: no residence or improvements required: all
kinds OF lands, In many different countless; send
stamp for list; open day and evenings II. w.
LAKE. u Flood Building. l3u
GoNoMA LAND-SEND FOR LIST. ANDREW
- PRICE, Healdsburg, Cal. au15 II
The morning call., 1891-10-02
DISSATISFIED WORKMEN.

Strikes of Railroad CosLMiners and Pitts
burg Job Printers.
PITTsBURG, Oct. IA general strike of
the railroad cOal-mners in the PittSburg
district was inaugurated to-day in accord
ance with the action taken at yesterdays
convention. 1t is estimated that about
10000 men have quit work. They ask for a
31a-cent rate.
About 1000 journeymen job printers of
Pittsburg and Allegheny struck this morn
ing for an increase in wages and shorter
hours. Nearly all the job offices are closed.