Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-03
Bakers cake is dough.
Outward bound-the tidal wave.

Outward bound-the tidal wave.
Rice soup-rather weak. but nourishine
for an invalid.
CASTOR and Pcrshing-g to meet Bill
Allen.
They stood up and were counted bu
others more numcrously did likewise.
One Of the Grafton (Mass.) bank rob
bers broke out Of states prison the Other
day. lie had outside help.
: During the absence of the Prince o
Wales in India, the Princess will visit hel
father and mother in Copenhagen.
Rumor has it that the December number
of Oliver Optics magazine will be the last
Its demise will be regretted by hosts Of
youthful readers.
+ Charles G.. Fisher. son of eX-District
Attorney Fisher of Washington, has beer
indicted for lbstracting papers from the
files of the supreme court Of the District
of Columbia.
Judge Alexander S. johnson was sworn
in, Friday, to succeed the late Judge
Woodruff rs Judge of the United States
second judicial circuit, Judge Blatchfor(
administering the oath.
Col. Charles II. Joyce, member Of Con-
gress from this District, leaves for Wash
ington about the Goth of November. Scna
tor Morrill, left for Washington on
Monday, October 18th.
The politicians report from Iowa that
Secretary Of War. Belknap, with the help
Of the President, is ahead in the race fol
the United States senatorship, with eX-
Senator Harlan, Gov. krkwooI, Mr..
Price and Mr.. McCrary Us rivals.
Rev Justin d. Fulton, ID. d., pastor O
the Hanson place Baptist Church of Brook
lvn, has finally resigned his pastoratc
The church and Mr.. Fulton have been at
F loggcrhcads for Severa! months, and much
, bad blood has come to the surface to tn,
detrment of the cause.
Justice Bradley of the L. S. Supreme
Court, let his temper run away with him
on Thursday. The majority opinion Of tho
court in which all the other Judges con-
Cured. had jast been announced, when
Mr.. Bradley freed his mind in this fashion
III dissent, and do not see how any one
with common sense could do otherwise"
Colonel Fornev writes to the Philadcl-
phia Press from London: The scene on
change when the announcement about the
Turkish loan was male, is described rs
exceedingly exciting. \ rc>i>ile>s panic
took possession of the whole market. Turk
i>h securities fell with appalling rapidity.
Nothing. indeed. stood firm but the Massa-
chusctts loan, which was all taken in a
moment, and if it had been larger i,
would have been likewise INSTANTLY ab.
>Orbed.
The relation ofthc Colorado constitution
al convention, the members of which were
chosen last week, to the admission Of tht
territory into the Union is this: If tho
constitution framed hy ii is adopted by tho
people at an election, next July, the pres
idcnt will, Immediately upon il being du
ly certified to him. issue hi~ Proclamation
declaring Colorado admitted into the Unol
On IN equal foD,inr with tho origina,
states. without any further action wh,tev,-
on fine u2yt Of CONGRESS-. and !, will fax,
part i'll the next presidential election, hay
iuo three cler.or,l votes
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