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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-22

ae Greyillc memoirs contain some inter-
6 70 particulars concerning the son Of Ma
pylcon and Maria Louisa, which Prince
Esterhazv told Greyillc. it is known that
the poor boy, who was always called duke
de Rcichstadt, died of Consumption, and
nany Of the chronclers have attributed to
his mind e weakness in sympathy with his
boly's /. has been proved by better his
torians, however, that he possessed yigor-
Gus intellect, deep intensity Of feeling,
and would have played conspicuous part in
the world 5 history had he lived long enough.
Esterhazy's account cOrroborates this view,
saying the duke had uncommon talents and
a towering ambition. He adored the name
Of his father, and resented with bitterness
the Indifference with which Maria Louisa
regarded the fate Of the emperor, by whom
her shallow nature had never been deeply
stirred. The duke eyinced great affection
and gratitude for his grandfather Franz l.,
who endowed him with thc state and rc'on-
ucs Of an Austrian prince, and had him
tende1ly reared and highly educated. Al
though the kaiser scrupulously observed his
Obligations to Louis Philippe, lie secretly
admired the genius and ambition which the
son had inherited from Napoleon. The boy
delighted in military exercises, and had his
fathers art Of ingratiating himself with the
soldiers, who held him as their idol Ills
thoughts were incessantly upon France, and
he poured day and night over the history Of
the emperor's splendid career. When lie
heard If the flight of Louis XVIII, be cx-
claimed with poignant regret, '' Why WIS |
not there to take my chance 3'' '' \ single
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-22

An setr, s. of one Of the Paris theaIres az
proacbed tb ply sieian of the establishment
and said Doctor, you can DO me great
favor y g. \ 'sme it, said the doctor, who
was enarmore with the actress Oh"
was was the rsspon sc, "it is no. very difficult
thing Yoa are the physician Of Mile z.
She & nv rival. Iwaut you to give her
fever which will keep her from the stage a
fortnight"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-22

The Montreal Witness publishes an ex-
tract from Quebec. stating that the SMALL
pox is making terrible rsvsges there, over
three hundred persons being infected.
Small pox also prevails to an unusual ex-
tent in New York city.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-22


\ London correspondence says The aa-
daeious robbery of Lady Dudlcy's dressing
case baiiled all the researches Of the police
Lord Dudley, with a lordly disregard OF the
law which iorhids the compoundinc OF q
felony, has offered to forgive the THE! and u
pay hin Il 600 if he will restore the case {;
but the shrewd rob5er probably is not dis
posed TO give up his prize for one fifth part
OF its value.
The -obbcry was done withoutany troalle.
Lord and Lady Dudley drove 10 Paddington
station in their brougham to take a train for
their country house. They We're followed
Joy their servants in n cab each Of the
maids had dressing case in her bands
One OF them On arriving at the station co.
out Of the cab, and placed her dressing case
on tie ground. and turned to assist her TEL
low maid to alight. When She stopped 20
again pick up the case it was gone, and it
has never since been seen by any one but the
thief, or the ''fence" to whom heSold 1t. The
robbery might have been planned between
the maid and a confederate, but mos, prob
ably thc thing was done by thiei who took
no one into his confidence.
The affair reminds lEe Of one which Oc-
tuIIt4 Etlt Stftla4 Ntdin H-,'- u lAt.1 Nt
title was driving TO the railway in a cab on
its roof was a small trunk containing her
dressing-case, in which were Ell 900 worth
Of Jewels The trunk was taken from the
cab as it was going through the streets.
The, thief on opening the case, was for a
moment dazzled by the sight Of SO many
Jewels, bat he at once suspected that they
were paste. and that his victim was an ac-
tress whom he had robbed Of he- stage
levels lie took them 70 - fence" and
said Look at these they are handsome,
but l suppose they are nothing paste.
- Yes" said the cunning deceiver, "a they
are only limitations; but they areso well done
that can give you $50 for them" The
thief took the money with joy, but the next
day he saw reward of $1,000 offered for
the recovery of the jewels. He was - exas-
peTated at the trick that had been played on
him. that he went at once to the police and
told them the story. The deceiver was ar
rested, the thief was admitted Is witness
against him, he was sent to penal scrvitude
for twenty years, and the thief got OF with
his $50 and reward besides.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-22

4 new Baptist church il to be erected in
Bennington at a cost OF $4,000. The sala-
ry Of the pastor. ReG. Mr. Luther has been
raised to 5 500.
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CURRENT NOTES.


to its very town pump. 1t seems that the
good people Of the town were in the habit
Of keeping their stores open on Sunday.
The Mayor looked over the statutes and
found that the State had Sunday law. He
therefore ordered the closing of all stores
and the rigid enforcement Of the Sunday or
dinanee. Trouble ensued, of course half
the citizens Of Cedar Rapids refused to obey
the ordinance, and upon violating it were
arrested. The foreman of the engine CON-
pany has issued an order to his men to Oh
serve the Sunday law to the letter, and not
turn out to any fire under any eircum-
stances between Saturday midnight and
Sunday at one o'clock.
Pause, rash youth, if sou are in the habit
Of removing the postage stamps from your
sweetheart's letter pressing the under side
Of the stamp to your lips under the raptur-
Gus delIsion that the honeyed labials gaze
1t adhesion to the enyelOpe-Oh, pause, for
Williams Of the Norristown Herald detected
At the post Office the other morning his lady
loves coachman applying the stamp to the
last letter she sent him. So perishes forever
another Of loves Young dreams '-Daalury
Nelcs
soldier Of cayal.y regiment was
| brought up for stealing his comrades liquor
ration. lie was an irishman. and his de
fence was unique ia be sorry irdaie,
surr, to be called thief put the liquor
in the same bottle. and mine was at the boz
ton and sure, was o5!igei u drink hlS 10
get out me own p"
General Lees war horse j, being written
up in the southern papers. To judge from
| the accounts printed there was never
since the dovs Verolias srch 81 head on
CHARGER.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-22

Is aid and pleasant Business keeps up
very sell, and the prospect l. good ior a
fair ia t. winter trade. ALTON
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A'''e-' case %, i-i-''i4+ iH-at.~'one- WIN
4 state Concerns ia.s occurred in NUhra. IA.
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has MADE grave mistake. According 10
the Democratic notion. he snoEld have
%aiiel unl'l '9, 1, so'e-io1 iIr hoil-ie- ''.e
adJ -, der.@r5,J ,s.is.aoc, Iben
too pre,idcl,s should have issued MS procla-
nation requiring the regoiting pri~o ners TO
| YIELD. Il. AFTER an internal oi some days.
( obedience 70 the prociamaiion had ben re-
fused: the President might then have d.
reettd teu. Or0 ID s-nd ias soldiers. But
al the>c FORMS haYe been neglected, aud We
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-22

1t is not the thing any longer to speak of
- beastly intoxication words have
gone out Of fashion, and now when fellow
creature has tarried too long at the whiskey
his state and condition are set forth in the
phrase which tells his - conscientious full
ness"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-22

The recent fro On Fifth avenue IN which q
lac family house caught lrOm an over
ua.-al lac. h.> lea 20 strict --archiaSs into
cause aud effect. which -A9W the tac!litle-
uu ssn houses uG1r! ier getting us burned
81 oar beds The jJi-ts and aJ'rs OF the
n.e-- toa~.- are careles-iy ind. - lhat ;ac
c-1- come in contact with FIRE hueS.tae heat
winch riI IT- them aud prepares tae ma
ier.-l for q conf. grafton at moment no
u.c. I.e criener mansion, owned by ricn
Jc9sisl j,l merchant. ,3JE trs Ia; Year
IRON -a.- cause, ana tas mother ana o1dEa-
rota wealthy ami ha9py family LIST their
.-s.-- .ne DE- .cushctal u nasosue an ti'-a
avenue took FIRE i-orI j ret Dos nal, hettei
ty tl1 fac. iutl slica 10 w2S drlTea =
ole caauJ- y..rh any a--ur.uce oi s1c-v-s
ir-eec. c-crY nai. hcal about the house
every ,i-at before going t1 ttd--tle ieel-
'a-s v ;A Hlica ti.ull people l-y their nea-S
. 1.. ta,u pillows may be described A. TIE
Nr TO-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-01-22

NJ" T 1V9'Nf O1E'3' IIE1I' 1"''7
THE BEECHER IILTOS TRIAL.
The result of the trial cannot be predict
cd. Bat from the fact that so far nothing
new has been introduced, it Is safe to pre-
sumo that nothing new will be. The cOun-
sci viii twist the evidence each to his own
side, the jury will get their wise heads to-
gether, apG-disagrce, and that will be the
end OF 1t. We shall know just as much
when VIC get through as we do now, and no
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EFF. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron.

Has never been known to fail in the cure Of
weakness. attended with symptoms indis
position to exertion. loss OF memory, dificuit
OF Dreaming. general weakness, Horror ot
disease, weak, nervous. trembling, dreadful
horror OF death, night swoats, cold feet,
weakness, uimness OF Vision, lanzuor, Uni
versal lassitude of the muscular system
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system,
hot hands. flushing OF the budy, dryness OF
the skin, pnllid cOuntenance and eriIptions
on the face. purifying the blood, pain In the
bach, ,heavine5s OF tho eyelids, frequent black
spots flying before the eyes with temporary
sufusion and loss of sight; want Of atten-
tion, etc. These fymrtons ell arise from @
weakness, and to remedy that use L. r. Nun
kePs Bitter Wine OF iron. II never fails.
Thousands are now enjoying health who have
used 1t Ge1 the genuine. Sold only In 81
bottles; bot 6s. TSs' g, or 9rlL E + Kvnkeps: Dep2'
delphis, Pc
ASA nor hunkefH Bitter " inc 0. iron Thjt
truly valuable tonic has been 50 thorough,
tested lY eli classes OF the community tha
It u now deemed i2dlGpenssble as a toniC
medicine: i coets but little. purife, tbs
blood and gives tone TO the stomach, reno
Yates the aystom aud proiongs life.
! now only ask trial OF this valuable tonic
Price 81 per bottle 4. kUSKEt, sol!
Vine, PhiiadclphiE Pa,
Ask for kunkel'1 Bitter v.ze ct I7oa aa,
take no other
II IL sold only in q bottles, With G photo
graph OF the pToprietor-cn each Wrapper, a
other Is counte-feit,
Sold bT druggists aaso lni1T
| no. zJy. Tays worm aSe
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, ps islaA from the system alive
| No Zee unless the head passes. Come snd re
l ter to patients treated. DR.. +. E. kunke
| NO. 2ss \ Ninth street.; Phttndciphts,. Ad
vice Tree. Seat Pin aai stomach Worm
| A5o removed.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
BASE BALL NOTES.

1esterday afternoon the Adr6rhser
and GAZETTE printers played match
game of base ball in large lot on Jno.
O'Byrne's farm in Brandywinc Hun.
dred. After seven innings game the
AdcertiSer nine won by score of 20to
Is. Daniel O'Neill umpired the game
The players are indebted to MIR. O..
Byrnc and his family for the many
courtcsics extended during the after
noon.
To-day, Thomas Mullau, Jr., Sccrc-
tary OF the Quickstep base ball club,
ia in Philadelphia arranging with
Manager Mishlcr, of the Reading Ac-
tives, for the next game between
these two clubs. The Athletic grounds
are engaged for Monday, August 23d,
but 1t is probable that the game can
be fixed for the next day.
The Quicksteps start on their trir
down the State, tomorrow morning
and will play at Milford in the after
noon. Friday afternoon they play til,
Dover club and Saturday morning
(probably) the Smyrna club. Thel
return home Saturday afternoon.
At the Schuetzen Park, yesterday
the Niagara club, of West Chester
defeated the Idle Nine, of this city
by score of 81 to 10.
Manager Mishlar, according to th
Reading Eagle, Is to take charge of
| professional nine, next year
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
EDITION.
Police Cases.

Joshua Bachus, col. yesterday while
drunk, persisted In attempting to kiss
several white women at Twelfth and
Orange strt cts. He wEs arrested hy
officer Springer, hut resisted and foughl
all the way down, He was fined 81
and costs and held und : S2o0 bail Il
keep the peace
Harry Barnard, vho several monthi
ago robbed the shoe store Of A. Deuni
and fej, returned to the city, .yester
day, and tfis morning was arrested b.
officer scully. He will bavea hearing
this afternoon.
One case Of drunkenness, tn;a no1a
ing was 1ned 50 cents aad cost
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

THE Z. ". -& B. VACANCIES No
formal announcement of the filing of
the vacancies caused by the deaths
of Paymaster lamar and Master Car
builder Worth has yet been made to
the employees of the z. ". i b. Co
Ntr. Lurgren continues to discharge
the duties of the late Mr.. Worth, and
il is said tIatall Official communications
addressed to him recognize him as the
regular appointee and nottor the inte'
rim. Mr., 7 X. Walker, Superinten,
dent Kenncy's clerk. paid of last
month, concluding yesterday, and
this is construed by some to mean that
the vacancy will not be filled by the
brother OF the late incumbent, ,as many
persons had supposed.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

A TREAT.-The members OF the
Philopatrian Literary Society OF this
city, had quite good time, last even
ing, in the shape of serenading Mr.
Taggart, member Of the society who
was recently united in the bonds oi
matrimoDy. Alberts string band and
the Franklin glee club accompanied
them to the house, on Sixth street
below Spruce, where several pieces OF
choice music were played The glee
distinguished themselves also, aftei
which all were invited in to bounti
full supply of good things During
the evening Messr5 McGonigal, Don
ahoe, Magee and several others gave
In their experience, after which, at q
late hour the party dispersed to theiI
homes
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
:fOURTH EDITION.
Negro Revenge!

weeL AZ Prince Fred erick, Calvet couu.
y, fer maliciouaiy killing a fhe mare
belonging 10 James Jones. II appeared
;rou the evidence, says Ike Calvert jour
aal, that there was al old grudge be-
.weer Sanders ard jones. and that San
lors had killed the mare IN revenge foz
iaviug been ACCUSED Of stealing tobacco.
The accused vas admitted to bail II the
una of $50, sanders Is brother Of AL
| 53rt Sander who vss hung e yes- OK
rwo eC9 ior the murder Of man named
3edIe
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

TERRIBLE FALI.-A little scn of
VIM. Meckie, of Cecil county, Md ,
aged about eight years, met with a
very severe accident on Thursday last.
He was climbing willow tree in the
yard when branch broke and ne fell
upon q pale fence beneath, on which
he remained impaled until taken of
by person attracted by the child's
screams. DR.. Morrison Of Lewisvilla,
was called in, who found the pale had
entered the fieshy part Of the lads
body about four inches, penetrating
to his bowels. He is now improving.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

SWfMAIid FR0M CHESTER - OIoC5-
cE5TER-AToTHER AZLC.L-Ihc7. Coyle,
who failed il his swimming match wish
J, B. John son, On the 2zd Of last nSnth,
giving a. cau7a Of his defeat the drug
ging Of the stiD0lant5 furnished him,
yesterday attempted t1 swim ever the
cour3a f-Cm Che-te- 70 GlouceStar, a dis
tance Of i3 miles, ca his own respcnsi.
buitT.
At 3.l9 0 clook la l9apei into TIE water
in ftont Ct Che1ter, aud struck out lus.
tily, making Al strokes 70 the minnie -
This speed he Kept Hpfor several miles,
taking the western channel. under the
idea that the water wa7 warmer on that
| side OF ths river, lie made the first two
miles in 80 minutes, md parsed thu Lar
| arctic IN Just one hour. He reached ten
mile point six miles above Chester, in
ono hour apa-twsAtF minutes. The wind
which hod teen FROM the s. F., greatly
aiding the swimmer in his efforts, now
| chopped around TO the u. F., and the
water became 'lnnpy." From this point
Coyle seemed t. labor and show signs OF
exhaustion. His strokes dwindled down
to about 81 / minute Stimulauts were
now furnished nj short intervals, he
clinging to the side Of the ffag boat for a
minute each time liquor was administer,
ed. At 545, after accomplishing abou,
3 miles it became evident that he could
not keep On much longer. and hfs train
er, Mr. Brooks. took him ont q: ths wa
ter. After he was taken into the beat i;
| was saer that he was suffering equally
from the effects Of the liquor and eI
| hau alton.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
Fiftv.six IsIa-dfN fs,r,er,

Fifty.si1 Long Island IN, 2 farmers
brought actiaas against the South
Side Railroad Company fer the burn-
ng Of their woods, eelds, &C., b7 eree
itndled from tie SPARKS of locouo-
iTea. All tie suita we're assigned to
ons plaintiff, Richard ", Smith, ead
he cane vss sertto Judge Euuot: ss
referee, A judgment Of S2S, 900 was
rendered in favor Of the plaintiff. The
icten7e obtained 7ehea-i7s and PIT
in fCe,h te7ttmo1y, 5;:t tie case wea
again decided against them, the plain
ti9 getting 81 900 extra allowance.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

e1DFyTs.- Yesterday afternoon. a
4 man named Welsh. met with a
accident while working at a circu-
|r In Abbott & McKinneys shops
fonre street between Fifth and
4 He was saving a board, and the
bluing in contact with IL knot in the
| caused the board to slip. which
4 his left hand against the saw. An
hash was rut in his Aand between
knmb and finger, and the young
harroTly escaped losing some Of his
T..
|tha saine place. during the after
a boy named John Kirk, while
6rT at the wood splitter, attempted
hove a piece of split wood when the
ter jecendei. and cut the ends ott
|reo fingers Of his left hand.
TUESDAY morning Howard P. Wal
bad tine little finger of his right hand
fuly mashed by tie falling of a
ty cake 4 ice upon it.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
|RST EDITION
,.n.zine for sept, 1875

/ L,,,. Magazine for sept" 1870
r. Magazine for September. CON
fpef antv. | five excellent engravings,
pg ssvS Sow 6lenking of the light and
hspp' with its glaver and more i'm
fesque las Foremost among the
Plt IL, a. Se ,apked Professor Summers
shapciye & review of the nnancial q,
erser,t Of this country, 3eing me
p,n 2, uaner Of the ''First century
ftn Pator tton;c could be more timely.
Msooo,nsidered ~ that "the monetary
~ iseHIy .He United States" as Profess
yui Vne navs "from the first colonial
PM, ,n1y Say Is a history of experiments
pbsap Isaa substitutes for money, . ohney,,,t;,,,,,v
MuinLer opens with a beautiiuliy
atod I article on Gloucester ana
atep ~ hv S. g. W. Benjamin, the
fnn8 rosent illustrated papers on
u nri the Channel Islands;,
'rns Cnsvon reappears as a ccntrlbu-
Q oia' 'ontcrtaining sketch ct @ Nir-
Tournament, "a ohuracteristlcaAy L.
ea, lr illustrated paper, by Edward !
llf' t' a;re7 q graphic description OF
nu; ,;ae,nsut Of medieval times.
parton contributes en- illus..rat::
e esdn ~ Recent English Caricature."
~ arS.sor S- Eau concludes his series
strated papers on the Stone Age
hope 11,h ard Rarot !,
~ to DR.. Conant's version ane ar
naSt naS with DORIS striking iuustra-
ri pro7e interesting as reproduc,
~ nora poetic form. not simply Of
,st M remarkable OF Hebrew lyrics
The erandest triumphal ode IN al
,,ro Poems are contributed by y.
rich Jonn " Chadwick, Fannisf
son. jane Maurice Thonpson'an
B Smith. A., .h,
In "Garth," Julian Haethrone
ts serial novel Of absorbing In.
~une q ualed by the productions o.
rinc American novelist.
p,ceiow concludes his entertain
rias Il haytian Proverbs. and Miss
: = racket contributes a sugges.
.soner in answer to thu question.
IN speak English
H. excellent variety OF contents
Aedthe Ave Editorial Departments
= pg topics ofcurrcrt interest in then
q hive fields.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

|kIE FRAcruREp.-Miss Sadie Sim
!. daughter Of Geo. II. p. Simmons,
\ visitor in the family of Thomas
BON at his summer residence on the
castle road, sustained a fracture of
hkle on Sunday evening. She was
u swaying back and forth in a swing
had been put up for little children
! the rope parted, and although she
lot more than three feet one foot
Doubled up beneath her with the re-
'stated. DR.. Burr was summoned
|feduced the fracture, and Miss Sim.
p IS doing very well under the kind
lon which she is receiving al the
A OF Mr.. Johnson's family.