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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-01-12
Commissioners Notice.

The subscribers, having been appointed by
the honorable probate court for the district
OF Caledonia, commissioners to receive. ex-
anime, and adjust all claims and demands of
Quint, late of Ryegate in said district.
deceased, and the term of six months from
the 10th day of December, 1893, being al
lowed lowed by said court to the creditors of said
t t,seeasea, TO exhibit and prove their respec
VIII attend to the duties of our appoin tment
az the store of.Terry, George & Cav. in
Kfyegate, in said district on the 25th day of
January and the 9th day Of June next, at
said days.
EDWARD MILLER,
JAMRS JOHNSTON,
Commissioners,
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The herald., 1893-12-19
WIRE Wales.


George Do B. Keim. ex-president OF
the Philadelphia and Reading railroad
is dead.
The Northern Pacific receivers petit
ton the court for $4,000 each, salary
per year.
Abraham Stein, New York CITY
lumber dealer, has assigned. Liabilities
$3OO,O00.
The New York Presbytery has ac-
cepted the resignation of Rev. DR.. John
Paxton, pastor OF West ehurch.
A, Is. Pullman, wealthy msnufac-
turer Of railroad aupplies, and brother
OF George NJ. Pullman, ia dead.
Ten Thousand dollars in gold was
mysteriously stolen from the cellar OF
David Stout's house near Haughville,
Indiana.
Philip Scheig, defaultiug teller of the
Bank of Minneapolis. pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to seven years and hall
in the penitentiary.
There ia fire in Union Pacific coal
mine No. 7, at Evanston, Wyo., and the
mine cannot be reopened inside Of six
months. 1t is believed TO be the work
of an incendiary.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron company
has contracted with the Union Pacific to
deliver Sc, 600 tons of steel rails. This
will result in the employment of 1906
men at the Pueblo works.
The banking firm of Joseph Steiner
& Sons, also Steiner Bros q Co., and j
NJ. Steiner & Co., of Greenvil.e, Tenn,
have made assignments. Liabilities
$3.50 000 assets valued at $750,000.
At Bristol, Tenn, Walter Shandon
and Mrs. Ann Davis were found dead in
bed at the latter's house, each with G
bullet hole in the head. Matt Davis
husband of the woman, has been ar
reeted, but denies knowing anything
about the murder.
The herald., 1893-12-19
D0INGs IN CONGRESS
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE
SENATE.
DoIph Makes Speech ON tho Protec-
tive System General SickIos At
tacks the AdminfstrAtion's
Pension Policy.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-In the senate
today Mitchell (Dem.) of Wisconsin in
troduced bin prohibiting racing in the
District OF Columbia.
Morgan introduced joint resolution
creating committee. to consist of three
senators and three representatives, to
examine into and report upon the condi-
tion OF the maritime canal Of Nicaragua.
The resolution authorizes the mmittee
to visit Nicaragua. The resolution was
referred to the committee on contingent
expenses, with request for speedy ac-
ton.
PETER introduced a bill providing
inpGs for immediass use in relieving
want and distress in the country.
Dolph, in accordance with the notice
previously given. addressed the senate
on the presidents annual message, in
an elaborate and carefully prepared
speech against the abandonment of the
protective system of the United States.
There WAS hot debate in the house
today on pensions. Dnlliver OF Iowa
protested in the name OF the Union SOL
diers of Iowa against the administra-
toms pension policy. General Slokles
declared he did not believe there were
wholesale frauds in pensione, and no
rulers would long survive who caat slurH
on pensioners. This, from Democrat,
caused great applause from the Repub'
liCane.
The herald., 1893-12-19
HAUNTING The RED FLAG,
German Anarchists Vent
Their Spleen.
Ravachol, Pallas and valiant
GlOrified.
Boasts Made of Still More Bloody
Deeds to Come.
Louise Michel Approves Vaillant's Dia-
bolical Crime-Another French
Anarchist Arrested-Gen-
eraI Foreign News.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Dec. 18.-One hundred an
archists, some of whom were recently
liberated from prison. met at Weissen-
zee, near this city. Yesterday. The
speakers openly denounced the Social
Democrats, and mention of the names
OF Ravachol, Pallas, Valiant and other
anarchists who have taken part in out
rages, was received with prolonged ap-
plauee. 1t was declared by the speak
ers that the doings OF these men were
mere ohild's play, compared to what
will be done in the future. The police
took the names of all those present, and
it s expected arrests will follow.
PARIS, Dec. Merlgeau, the anar-
cqist, has been arrested at his lodgings
at Bellville. Powder OF a most power
full description and bottle of sulphuric
acid were found at his residence.
An unexploded bomb was discovered
today in the central police bureau at
Amlens.
LONDON, Dec. 1S.-Louise Michel, in
terviewed at her home at East Dulwich.
expressed entire approval of Vaillant's
bomb-throwing act.
The herald., 1893-12-19
A OALF AND A DOG

Tho Cause of Fatal Shooting ARRAY
Near Orovilie.
ORoNILLE, CAL. Dec. IA man
named Peters, living at Bangor, in this
county, owned cali and Browns dog
mangled it. Peters got his gun and
killed the dog. Then Brown fred at
Peters, but missed him and Peters re-
turned the fire, but proved q bad marks-
man. Peters went home and Brown, it
is alleged, followed him and fred two
shots through the window each narrowly
missing Mrs. Peters. The husband had
got out of the way, but WAS met by
Brown, who shot and killed him. The
murderer loaded the body on wheel
barrow and wheeled it to the dead mans
home, where he dumped it off and
shouted, Here is your man." and
went away, leaving the body in front OF
the house. Brown has been arrested,
and will soon be in Jail.
The herald., 1893-12-19
RATHER STEEP WAGES.
THE NICTHEROY'S OFFICERS GET
THEIR PRICE.
They Re-eniist for Three Months' Fur
ther Service for $4,000 Pay-Ad-
miral Mello Reported In
Desperate Straits.

New YORK, Dec. 1S.-The Herald's
dispatch from Pernambuco says: Presi-
dent Peixotos agents have decided to
grant the rather ''steep" price de-
manded by the officers of the new dyna-
mite crniser Nictberoy who were shipped
from New York. They asked $4,000 esch
for re-enlisting in his eervice, after the
vessel reached this port, for three
months further duty. After some de-
mur this has been conceded, and the
Nictheroy's officers will remain with her.
MELLo's POSITION DESPERATE.
PERNAMBUCo, Dec, l8 - Dispatches
from Rio say there WAS Il general en-
gagement between tine rebel ships and
government forces Saturday. The gov
ernment forces have captured the island
of Dom Jesus, where the rebels obtained
their water supply. The rebel war ship
Auuidaban has returned in damaged
condition. having suffered from the fire
of the forts. Mello'a position is a des-
perate one.
ELECTIONS POSTPONED.
BUENos AYREs, Dee. 1S.-President
Peixoto has postponed the elections OF
members of congress until May.
The herald., 1893-12-19
BADLY MUDDLED.
Growers Hawaiian
Message.
A Big Mass Of Information
for Congress.
The President Is Still for
Restoration.
But He Admits That His Plans
MlSCafrlede
He Leaves Congress to Effect
a Settlement.
indefinite Instructions Given to
Minister Willis.
A Farcical Attempt to Restore the
DepOsed Queen.
She Refused to Acquiesce in the
Presidents Plan.
indefinite Instructions Given to
Minister Willis.
A Farcical Attempt TO Restore the
DepOsed Queen.
She Refused to Acquiesce in the
Presidents Plan.
No Resort to Physical Force Authorised.
The Administration Badly Embar-
rassed- Willis Latest Dispatch
WIthheld-Hot Debate in
Heuse and Ssnates
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-In the senate
today the ong-looked-for message from
the president as to the relations of this
government and the country to the Ha-
waiian islands was received and its
reading was listened to most attentively.
A request by Chandler for the reading
Of the Instructions to Willis led to de-
bate OF an hours duration. and they
were finally read.
The message and the accompanying
documents are now before the senate,
the pending question being on the mo-
tion OF Hoar to fer them to the COM
mittee on foreign relations.
The reading CT the message was con-
concluded at l pm. and Chandler
called for the reading OF the instruc-
tions to Minister Willis. First was
the instructions OF Gresham tosWiliis.
dated October 18, 1893, marked conf
den tial," and it was ordered to be read.
The first paragraph of the letter had
Just been read when Butler suggested
that time would be saved by having the
communication presented instead OF
read. An hours debate followed, par
ticipated in by many senators.
Allison finally said he had right to
have read every paper cent in by the
president in pursuance of a resolution OF
the seuate. He thereupon moved that
the instructions be read.
Butler Withdrew his motion to refer
to the committee, and the vice president
ordered the instructions to Willis read.
Faulkner did not agree with the judg-
ment OF the members Of the committee
on foreign relations that the papers
should be read. but did not object tc
unanimous consent.
The secretary then read the instruc-
tions to Willis.
Hoar moved that the message and the
accompanying documents he printed
and referred to the committee on foreign
relations, and the motion was agreed ta-
The herald., 1893-12-19
THE MEYER CASE.
One of the Jurors Discovered to


One OF the Jurors Discovered to Be
Insane.
New YORK. Dec. 16.-A. r. Low, 8
juror fn the Meyer case, was seized
with an epileptic fit today and the court
adjourned. Low was once an inmate
of Bloomingdale asylum. The develop
ment of this fact may result in mis- :
trial.
Drs. Dane and Mcdonnell tonight
made an examination of Juror Low,
The doctors each wrote out a sealed
opinion regarding Lows condition,
which will be opened by Judge Barrett :
tomorrow. 1t ia believed the finding of
the experts will show that Low is hope
lessly insane.
The herald., 1893-12-19
THE pRmNDERo AsT TRIAL.
Medical Experts Testify That the Pris
oner Is Insane.

Medical Experts Testify That the Pris-
onsr Is Insane.
Chicago, Dec. 1S.--In the Prendergast
trial Attorney Wade for the defense an
nounced that Henry George, who was
to be witness. had lodged service and
could not be called.
The counsel for the prosecution sprung
a sensation by announcing that the state
had been betrayed by medical experts
relied on to rebut the insanity evidence,
as the testimony to be given had been
carried by the doctors to the attorneys
for the defense.
Drs. Church and Browni both insanity
experts, employed by the state, testified
today for the defense, declaring they
cons idered Prendergsst insane.
The herald., 1893-12-19
IN THE HOUSE.
A Fight Over the Hawstian Matter Pre-
clnitn Ted by the MeashEe.

A Fight Over the Hawatian Matter Pre-
cipitated by the Messsge.
WAsluvGToN, Dec. ia fight over
the hawaiian matter in the house fol-
lowed fast and furious on the heels of
the reading of the message which was
DELAYED on account of the pension de-
bate, until 8 80 this afternoon. The
first skirmieh occurred over the question
OF reading the instructions to Minister
Willis. which was insisted upon by
Boutelle. The house finally agreed to
this, and immediately after the con.
cusion of the reading Boutele re.
moved his assault by bringing for
ward a resolution declaring the ad-
ministration policy was inconsiBe-
emf with the spirit of the conati-
| tuition and traditions of the government.
Great excitement reigned and in tia
confusion Boutelle failed to follow ,iii
parliamentary advantages and was rue
out of order.
| A resolution of Cochran for the
pointment of committee OF seven
/ investigate the alleged invasion of terri
| torial integrity by the United States
under the last administration, also went
down under the retaliatory objection of
Boutelle. The confusion was 80 great
that the sergeant-at-arms was called in
to preserve order.
Adjournment was caused by lack OF
| quorum on motion to go into commit
/ tee. Party feeling ran very high at the
close of the session, and no doubt the
struggle will be continued as soon as
opportunity offers in the house to-
| morrow.
BoUTELLE's RESOLUTION.
Boutelle's resolution was:
Whereas, The executive communities
tions just read to the house clearly de-
The herald., 1893-12-19
.HIGHB|NDERS MUST CO.
A Crusade Against Chinese
FelOns.
District Attorney Garter Is
After Them.
They Will Be Deported Under the
GeaPy Law.
The Portland Conspiracy Triai-A Calf
and a Dog the Cause of
Shocking Mufder-Other
Coast Notes.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18.-United States
District Attorney Garter has secured a
warrant for the arrest of one Chinese who
has been CONVICTED of felony. and is now.
according to the McCreary act, subject
to deportation. The district attorney
ssys he has arranged with the local
police and county clerks in the district
of Northern California to obtain the
convicted Of felonies, and now liable to
deportation. Arrests will be made as
opportunity is presented.
The herald., 1893-12-19
THE OoUGHLIN TRIAL.
Testimony. as to the Killing OF ID
Crnnin.

Cronin.
CHICAGO, Dec. 18.-In the Coughlin
trial today, DR.. Lewis, dentist, identi-
fed DR.. Cronin's body by work done on
the teeth.
Mrs. Paulina Hoertels testified that
the night of May 4, 1889, che saw q
buggy drawn bv white horse approach
the Carlson cottage and stop in front OF
it. A tall man got out, and
reaching for box or valise,
went up the steps and was admitted
to the house. Almost Immediately
there came the sound of blows and
lighting, and che heard voice cry,
''Oh, God; Oh, Jesus - and then more
struggling and the sound of body fall
ing. She became frightened and ran
away.
The cross-examination was severe, but
failed to shake her testimony.
The herald., 1893-12-19
RATHER SEVERE.
The Portland Oregonisn koasts the
President.

The Portland Oregonisn Roasts the
President.
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 18.-The Ore
gonisn says Mr.. Cleveland had pre-
conceived opinion or notion on Hawaiian
effairs. He sent his paramount" com.
missioner with Instructions to gath /
testimony to sustain this preconreived
opinion. He was predetermined to re-
store and upholds a corrupt and degraded
royalty He found he could not do this,
and his message to congress is pro-
longed whine over his failure. Mr..
Cleveland does not know the American
people. He is not Democrat nor q
Republican. He is thu representative
aud champion of caste, class and privi-
lege. The whole people of the United
States are delighted when he speaks Of
1.-THE check which my plans have en-
countered" in Hawaii.
The herald., 1893-12-19
Kantnokx Lottarias Closed.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 19.-The general
office and all the branches OF the FRANK
fort. Lottery were closed tight today.
Manager Douglass, speaking of the mat
ter eaid: 1.-The chief attorney for the
lottery is Secretary of the Treasury
Carlisle. We mailed him a certified
copy OF the court of appeals decis-
ion and expect to hear from him in q
Jew days. We will of course follow his
suggestions. One thing is definitely
decided upon, and that is we viii take
the matter to the United States supreme
court, if we are refused rehearing by
the Kentucky court of appeals"
The herald., 1893-12-19
ELECrIONs POSTPONED
A RoMB-rHkOMER.

Attempted Assassinatiun OF Bank
Presidsnt In Colorado.
BRECKENRIDGE Col, Dec. 1S.-Some
unknown person attempted at an early
hour this morning to throw bomb
loaded with dynamite into the room
over the Exchange State bank, occupied
by George Engle, president of the bank.
The bomb missed the window and
dropped to the sidewalk, where it ex-
ploded, shattering the windows Of the
bank and adjoining buildings. The
purpose OF the bombthrower apparent
ly was to assaaainate Engle, who was
sleeping.
The herald., 1893-12-19
EXPREss nRY

The Messenger Killed with an AK and
tho Gar Rifisd.
HousToN, Tex, Dec. 18.-When the
Southern Pacific eastbound train
reached Liberty teday John Hutchinson.
the Wells Fargo messenger, wac found
dead in the car. His head was cleaved
open by blow from an ak and the car
robbed. There is nc clue to the perpe-
traitors. The amount of the plunder is
not vet known.
The herald., 1893-12-19
Creacant CITY Races.

New ORLEANS, La, Dec. 18.-Five
and one-half furlongs- Brisco won, Lu-
casta second, Billy Hartigan third ;
time, :l5.
Six iurlongs Rosebud won, Maggie
Beck second, The Judge third; time,
1:2lla.
Seven iurlongs-Eyelet won, Jack
Lowell second, Virden third; time, 80.
Fiiteen-sixteenths of mile-Judge
Morrow won, Tenny Jr. second, Brazos
third; time, :4334.
Six furlones Hume won, Coronet
second Stella M. third time, l :l9.
The herald., 1893-12-19
FRENCH LAWMAKERS.

The Senate Adopts the Anti Anarchist
Bills.
PARIS, Dec. 18.-The senate adopted
the explosives and associations bills.
In the chamber, Premier Perier gave
assurance of negotiations pending with
Austria to prevent discrimination in
favor OF Italian and against French
wines.
Pelletan led the attack of the extreme
left in the chamber today against the
gro with of the supplementary estimates,
and moved that they be referred to com
mittee. The motion was rejected by a
vote OF 1858 to l28.
The herald., 1893-12-19
PORTLAND ooNsPIKAToRs.
Defendants Make General Denial o
the Charges.

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. IS. - In the
Chinese conspiracy case today, the
defense placed ex Collector of Customs
Lotan on the stand. He made general
and specific denial of all the allegations
of illegal acts by him while collector.
Whitney l.. Boise, chairman oi
the Republican state central
committee testified that be
acted as attorney for Blum and Dunbar
in landing Chinese, for which he re,
ceived the usual attorney fe es, and nc
more.
Thomas Jordan, ex-captain of GUS
toms inspectors, one of the defendants,
made a general and specific denial OF
all the charges against him.
The herald., 1893-12-19
A, O,a-T,ma xYaIlror

New York, Dec. 18.-Edward Payson
Weston, famous old-time champion
walker, started tonight on long tramp
to the capitol at Albany. 1t was just
striking by the chimes of old Trinity
church when the hardy old man began
making the pace and fell into an easy,
graceful, swinging walk. He was heart
ilv cheered by large crowd of admirers.
The herald., 1893-12-19
,rho Austrian Lnndwehr BilI.

VIENNA, Dec. 1S.--The oberhaus today
passed the landwehr bill. Count We'll
zer Won Wezersceimb, minister OF de-
tense, declared the new measure would
result in increasing the number and ef-
fciency OF the landwehr; that reserves
of infantry would be created and each
regiment OF cavalry be increased so per
The herald., 1893-12-19
A nrurdaroua Araault.

FLORENCE, Kan, Dec. 1S.-J. j. Todd,
state commissioner, made murderous
assault with loaded cane on j. E.
House, editor OF the Bulletin, on the
depot platform this morning, Todd came
up behind House and hit him
over the ear. The latter grappled,
threw him over truck and was pum-
melting him when crowd separated
them. Todd has been put under arrest
for assault with intent to kill.
The herald., 1893-12-19
Al Nawananer Flre.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Dec. lS.-Fire this
evening in the Times Office created a
great panic among the editorial and me
chanical force. Three lady com positors
tainted and had to be carried down
ladders by firemen. The loss, princ-
pally by water, is small.
The herald., 1893-12-19
n,itobeu Gettine Ready.

New YoRK, Dec. 1S.-Charley Mitchell
writes to the editor OF sporting paper
here that ne shalI conclude his theat-
rical engagement December 22d and
then enter four weeks training at Jack
sonville. He has reduced his weight
I5 pounds already.
The herald., 1893-12-19
A British View.

LONDON, Dec. 1S.-The Standard COM
menting on the admittance Of Utah 10
statehood, says it is inclined to the
belief that polygamy is again practiced
with impunity, and it is even believed
the Mormons will capture Nevada and
exercise considerable influence over
American politics.
The herald., 1893-12-19
POOR NED CURTIS.
StanfOrd's Private Secretary aud Ad-
visor Died of Paresis.

visor Died OF Paresis.
New YORK, Dec. 18.-The World to-
morrow will say: News was received
here yesterday Of the death, at his
fathers home in Chautauaua county,
New York, OF Ned Curtis, from paresis.
Curtis became private secretary OF the
late Leland Stanford when the sem
ator was serving his frat term in Wash
ington. He later became Stanford's
political adviser and confidential poiti-
cal agent. After Stanford's death last
spring Curtis began failing in health
and he was finally stricken down with
paresis. He leaves an estate OF about
10000. Ex-United States Marshal
Franks who was appointed his guardian
some months ago, has charge OF his
property.
The herald., 1893-12-19
BoweIi,s Hawaiian visit.

WINNIPEG, Man., Dec. 49, Mackenzie
Bowel, Canadian minister of trade and
commerce, passed through here ON his
return from Australia and the Sandwich
islands. He said his visit to Honolulu
had no political significance. He did
not see the queen, the royal family or
her friends.
The herald., 1893-12-19
Consul Jones', Remains.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.--The state de-
partment has directed Dispatch Agent
Cooper at San Francisco to see that tho
remains OF @, ID. Jones, consnl-eenerai
at Shanghai, who died ON the way home.
are shipped to his home in North Caro-
lima.
The herald., 1893-12-19
Disappointed Love.

Fort SMITH. Ark, Dec. 1s.-Barnie
Patrick aged IS, shot his sweetheart,
Ida Dodson, and two other ladiee, then
shot himself. Mias Dodson died in
stantly, Mrs. Hendricks will die, and
Mrs. Garrett will recover. He had been
refused the house by Miss Dodson g
father and the tragedy was the outcome
of disappointed love.