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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

GRANGE CONVENTIONAL mass Grange Conven-
ton will be held at fairee, on Friday OF this
week The state purchasing agent, j. H. Crosby,
Of st. Adams, will bo present with samples Of his
goods. d. NJ Clough Treasurer of the New
Hampshire State Grange will address the eonven-
ton, as will Deputy ID. T. Boyden and other repre-
sentative members of the order. meeting Of
the state executive committee, consisting of T. +.
Cotton, Lawrence BraiDerd james X. Tobey, j.
B. Mead A. b, franklin and j. ii. Hastings, is
called to meet at the same time and place. We
trust there will be a full attendance
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RAILROAD llEARiSG.-- hearing ON the var
Gus bills and petitions for the surrender Of the
Rutland Railroad TO the Rutland 4 Burlington
Railroad Company was commenced at st, Adams
yesterday, before Judges Royce and Barrett There
is strong array Of counsel on both sides. The
counsel for the Rutland are Hon. d. /. Thomas
Of Boston, Hon. John Prout OF Rutland and Hon
Daniel Roberts OF Burlington for the Central,
Hon Luke r. Poland Of st. Johnsbury, Hon. d
+. rifeld of Montpelier and Hon. Levi Under
wood Of Burlington for the Vermont Il Canada,
Hon. c. W. Willard Of Montpelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

BERLIN The fall term in District No /, Berlin
taught by Alice A. Roberts, closed November 18th
The names Of the pupils not tardy are as follows
Nellie A. Roberts, Grace l. Slocum, Allie c. Wood
bury, Arthur o. Bailey Johnny Somer,ille and
Myron Benjamin Those tardy but once ar,
Jennie NJ. Howard, Minnie o. Perrin and Della NJ
Dodge Those neither tardy nor absent, Grae,
Slocum and Nellie Roberts. The three standin.
the highest in department are Mary Perrin, J
Newton Perrin aud Nellie l. Hancock.
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leafhs.

IN Sorwleh, November H. OF apopieSy. ELLEN nAzEN.
aged ~ years
In Waterbury, November s. nErsEY cARPESTER.
aged 80 years
In Calais, November u. AsENArH W. CONVERSE.
In Derby. November =, MATTHIAS n CIRCUIT aged
A soldier Of the Of 1872.
In Wells River November 8. LrELLA SLACK only
daughter u the late n. y. Slack.
In West Newbury, October q, REBEKAH PARKER.
ngei - yeafs, months and days
In Tapsham, Neyemher !, sABRA I. coRIlss daugh-
ter Of William and Arclina Corliss, aged u years
In Norwich, October n. Of consumntou. SARAH GRAN
DALI, aged n ysars; also, October "a Of consumption
suslL a cRANDALL, aged IS ars-daushiers Of WI
liam \. Crandan.
In MlddleseS September %. DANIEL CARR. aged IS
year, Mr. Carr was one " the lr settlers u the town q
Woodbury., and experienced All the hardshis Of newly
settled lie father Of thirteen children all q
long durstoa and through ali he mahifssted great pa.
was kind and ndulgent.
Mr. Aon1o NJ Answorth aged a. years and mouth Gone
home 10 be with Jesus fofevefmore.
Yes, gentle sister. thou art gone
Again the mandate hath gone forth
Pass thou beneath the rod.
When thy friends together meet,
Wen see ihy smile no more
Not lost, but -one before.
How Oft beneath the chA.t'nng rud
WITH bleeding hearts we bow,
Clasp The cold hand. DER puseless breasts
And kiss The marble brow,
loving sister now has gone
God hath removed her from midst
The one we loved 80 dear
God hath recalled her to Himself.
hut why. we cannot tell
An We can know Il only THIS
He doeth all things well.
with eyes Of faith ven iooe away
To heavens fair, radiant shore.
where friends unnumberet walt for Us,
And meet 10 part no more.
Gouidsville, VI. Nov. II. Isis. SIS. Hartman.
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RAILROAD OrESING. Between three and four
hundred invitations have been extended to the
grand opening excursion Of the New York and
Canada milroad, under the auspices Of the Del
aware and Hudson Canal Company, which will
take place on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of this week President Grant, Governor Hart
mnft, Of Pennsylvania Governor Gilden the great
railroad and commercial men OF Pennsy kania
and New York, A. I. Stewart, Moses Taylor, aud
other great capitalists, are among the invited
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To nE SOLD AT AucrioN.-The Weldon House,
with all It's property will he sold at auction on De
cember 9th, in pursuance Of foreclosure in favor
Of creditors represented by the St Adams Trust
Company As purchasers for so large property
are always scarce, this will undoubtedly go ex-
,remely low in comparison to its cost and its ac-
tual value hence the opportunity is rare one for
the right man or men to secure better bargain
than was ever before obtained in Vermont.
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Obituaries.

VIZ are panied 10 learn Of the death of Mrs.
WmirE, wife Of Professor White, Of tho Vermont
Methodist seminary. She had been poorly for
months, and went to Boston, several weeks ago,
for medical treatment but no immediate danger
was feared last Thursday her husband and
daughter we're Informed by Telegram that she was
dangerously H. They went In the night train,
but size had passed away several hours before they
arrived We are not informed in regard to the
change in the type Of the disease, which fastened
death so Unexpectedly. This Is terrible blow TO
the anectionatc family, and thoy have our warm
est sympathios. Mrs White was most estimable
Christian and her death will be mourned by
many besides the members Of her immediate fam
ily Many Of the students Of the seminary will
sadly miss her, to whom she was rs a mother.
MRs Bi1sEY CARrKNrrR died In Waterbury,
November ., aged nIuety-threo years II is sell
dom village has occasion 10 mourn the loss Of
one so long reycred and loved, rs ours has lately
had in the death Of Mrs Carpenter Born In
Norwich, Vt, January, 1888 her youth vas spent
in that line Of pioneer fe the story OF which but
few are left TO toll At the age Of twenty-five she
became the wife Of him who was afterwnrd SO
well known in this county, and Ia still remembered
with great esteem, as Judge Carpenter. For nearly
fifty years they lived happily together, near the
spot where they first found shelter In this beaut-
iul valley. The death Of Mr. Carpenter did not
leave the wife alone, for her children were all
near by. With atrue mother pride she must have
looked upon him whom the people OF our state
honored ~ Governor, and in war times, how her
eyes must have sparkled as she looked at the
stars on the shoulders Of one Of her gandsons,
and later, as she read the fiery words Of another
as he helped to finish the fight in the halls OF
Congress. But with equal joy, her heart went
out TO all the dear ones about her, who were 40
uncOasng in their loving attentions, that her path
TO the grave has been like one thickly strewn with
roses. Many years she had been a most devout
follower Of Christ, and when age had crippled her
body, though it had left her mind almost UNI
touched-as she ant in her window by day. or
passed a seepless, painful night-she wondered
why the good Father did not send some angel
after her Il was her constant desire to depart
and be with Jesus" yet she did not complain Of
her lot, but patiently waited " Gods time" She
needed no waning-she was prepared for the
coming Of her Lord so, after the illness Of day
and night she peacefully fell asleepn Jesus. W
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PROBATE CouRr,-The following business was
transacted in the Probate Court for the District OF
Washington, during the week ending November
IS, 1875. November 9--Eliakim Allen'e estate
commissioner report returned Mary A. Cristy $
estate, commissioner report returned and ad-
ministraton account referred to November 30
Ida +. Bragg's guardianship guardians account
allowed Norman Rublee's estate, administration
account referred to December 81. November IL
J. X. Celleys estate, commissioners report re-
turned. Minors Goodnow's guardianship O. T.
sabin, guardian. November i2-Lucy Boutwell,
estate, license to sell personal estate granted H.
c. Perkins estate application for license to sell
real estate referred 10 December November IL
William Maloy's estate, Addison Peck, admin
istrator; y, II. Vincent and Charles Jones, APP
praisers John Clark's estate, Allen Perry, trustee
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

BOARD or ACuCuLTuHR. The Vermont Board
Of Agriculture hold a meeting at Canaan, Decenl-
Der and s, in which the New Hampshire Board
will join On the 9Th The members OF the Yer
mont board will participate in the meeting Of the
New Hampshire board at North Stafford. This
interchange OF courtesies will be productive Of
good, ms well MS ofpleasant memories, The mem
bers OF the Vermont board, says the Vermont Far
ner have no authority to act for OF at the expense
of the state, at a meeting out Of the state and will
attend the North slratiord meeting at their own
exnense
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MlLr, ryIprxcr wASrEp. LIN I

MILES EVIDENCE WASTED. In the suit Of C. ;.
Inenthal against the Ocean bank OF New York
city, ii Is alleged that the plaintiffs loss Of $50,
900 Of money and securities at the time the bank
was robbed was occasioned by officers Of the bank
acting in COLLISION with the burglars, and a COM
mission has been granted to 20 10 Windsor, Vt,
and take the testimony Of Miles the Barre bank
robber, who was also concerned in the robbery Of
the Ocean bank
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

Insurance CASH sErrrED. iii November 1870
Il. $. Hunt, Of Tunbrdge, insured grist mill and
saw mills in the Lyeoming fire insurance company,
Of Muncy. Penn, by their agent L. 5. Partridge,
Of Norwich In the following December the mills
were entirely consumed by fire. The insurance
company declined to adjust the loss on the ground
that their agent exceeded his authority Hunt
carried the matter to the county court thence at
the instance Of the defendants il passed to the
United States circuit court thence to the supreme
court by which IL was referred 10 Hon. James
barrett The hearing was to have taken place at
White River junction, on Thursday but settle
ment was effected by the insurance company pay
lug Hunt 81, 800.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

BurrER MARKEr.-The St Adams butter mar
ket, Tuesday, ruled dull, and prices were low
We quote common 10 fair at from fifteen to
eighteen cents medium to good, eighteen to
twenty-five cents winter made, twenty to twenty
five cents selections, twenty-five to thirty cents
with few choice lots selling at thirty-two cents
Most Of the sales ranged from twenty-five to
thirty cents There was light supply Of cheese,
and from ten to eleven cents was the price paid
for dairy
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Tux STATE FAia.-The officers Of the Vermont
State Agricultural Society hold meeting in Bur
ington on the Dist Of December next to decide
on the location OF the next state fair. We under
stand that gentleman Of tina; city offers to give
the society the Of piece Of land for the pur-
poses Of the fair for indefinite period, and that
II vigorous effort will be made, the next fair may
he located there
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

He STILL LIvEs.-Mr Charles F. Button. un-
dismayed by his unfortunate venture In the Yer
mont Statesman, now proposes 10 begin the publ
cation in Boston, in January next, Of the Ner En-
gland Rereic. 1t is 10 be devoted to the local and
general interests Of New England and especially
the promotion Of the construction Of the Caugh-
nawaga Canal, connecting the st Lawrence river
with Lake Champain.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

PLANFrLD,- The plaindeld Dramatic Clnl
will give al entertainment on Tuesday and Wed
nesday evenings, November 10th and December
ist The first evening will be presented tn,
drama, Among the Breakers" and the farce
4 Man without a Head" The second evesng
" Among the Breakers and the farce The
Vermont Mool-dealer.
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NOVEMBER THE month Of November, 1873 was
the coolest and snowiest that had been known in
this state for fifty years Snow fell the 18th day of
that month, and remained till spring. Last year
the ground did not freeze until about the middle
OF November, and snow did not fall To cover the
ground un:i after the goth aud there was no
sleghiug until the LIST Of December
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

In Probate Court, held AZ oneef, In said District
the 18th day II October, A. u. iria;
James CALDWELL administrator Of the estate Of Lyman
Powers, late Of kuNhury, In said District, de-
ceased presents his administration account for eNnnlna
ton and allowance, and makes application for q
distribution and partition Of the estate Of said de-
censed wheeupon II Is ordered ny said Court, that sud
account and said application be referred tn session
thereof 10 be held AZ the Probate Once In said Mont
pelier, on the 2sd day OF November A. u. 1873, for
hearing and decision thereoni and n Is further
deed that hereof be given 10 all persons Interested
by publication three weeks successfully In the
Vermont Waterman a state Journal, newspaper pub
shed at Montpelier, previous 70 said time appointed fog
hearing they appear nj sad time anu place and
show cause II any they may have. why said account should
not be allowed and such decree made,
Nv the Gunrt.-Attcst,
Ol-O5 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

BARRE ACADEMY The rhetorical exercises Of
the senior class will take place on Tuesday even
ing Of next week. The essays and orat!ons mum
bor twenty mine, and are understood To be Of I'M
usual excellence. These exercises will undoubt-
eddy call out large attendance, and those pres
ent will be sure to lie well repaid
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

WATERBURY CRSTER-The following officers
were installed in lnvincible Lodge, No. 1l6, In
dependent Order of Good Templars, Friday
evening, November 9Th: Worthy Chief Ter.plar,
George Y. Greeley; Worthy Vice Templar, Ellen
A. Newcomb; Worthy Secretary, J. G. Martin
Worthy Assistant Secretary, Frank A. Newcomb
Worthy Financial Secretary, c. D. Russell ,
Worthy Treasurer, Sarah Steady, Worthy Chap
lain, o. W. Davis; Worthy Marshal, Howard
Chase Deputy Marshal, Matilda Martin; Worthy
Guard, Emma York Worthy Sentinel, Mr.. yorce;
Right Hand Supporter, Susan NJ Thunton Left
Hand supporter, Nellie Ray. This Lodge seems
to he in hourishing condition, fifteen having
been added to their number the pas, quarter.
Key $ T. Brown, Of Cayendlsh, preached
very acceptably to the Baptist church, last Sab
bath--November iith. This little church has
been without pastor for several years; but it is
hoped they will soon find some one to minister to
them
VIM Cooley, Of this place, has invented jar
to be made of stone or earhen, in which 10 keep
butter perfectly sweet any length Of time it be-
ing sealed, and remaining ar-tight until wanted
for market when it is easily transferred to new
tubs in which II s shipped.
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.IS,rArE OF VERMONT

y
Edwin Foster OF Charleston In said county having hled
his petition Orleans County Court next 10 be holden
lat lasbugh within and for said county, the hri Tues
day u February, A. D. si6 setting forth that on the nm
day of December A. ID. ISIS at Morgan, ~ said county, ne
was lawfully iuined IN marriage with Carrie NJ jenness OF
said MOrgan b, W, spencer, minister % tho
duly socmnixa said nafriagei mat
fion the said date OF their marriage ,ai parties lived W
gothcr husband and wife, a. SAID hoIkan ami SAD
1hareslon untl tho spring 1873 when the said Carrie
wtul, deserted said petitioner and has eser since contin-
NED s,i dr-eron and resided and resides In the state
81 Iowa said parties have one child son now Aeout s5-
teen wears old Called Herbert FOSTER the care AMI custody
IN which enid your petitioner asks may be him, and
tat divorce from the said bonds OF narnony be granted
NM and thai he resided In said Orleans
sncs said uaiage And appearins that ne said Car.
ne without this state that said position cannot
H. served upon her. II ordered that the said Carrie NJ
fosier summoned 10 appear and the said petition,
on tile day the said term OF said court BY the publ
cation Of the substance Of said petition oyether Win THIS
order, In Tho vermont Matchnan state journal news
paper Published In Montpelier IN the county Of Warrington
and state aforesaid three wseks successfully, the last Of
which publications To be least weeks prior 70 said term
Dated At lrsbursh. Aforesaid, this N DAY q November
A. D. ISIS. N. CuSHMAN,
Clerk OF Orleans County Court.
\, r. snKAFE, Attorney for Llteani' ~-N
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:, n Me9,pciieT Soysgiry u. by nsy, ~; A. Spencer
both Of Montpelier.
In Montpelier, November 49, by Rev y newton uiassr.
COBB, Of Montpelier.
In wells River November 2. by Rev = Rogers ROBERT
BROCK and ADDiE JAY, both Of Wells River.
In Waterbury, November 5. by Rev l.. sargent, THOMAS
SMITH and NABBf KNIGHTS, both u Waterbury.
In bethel. November g. by Rev. e. A, Parker, GEORGE
DEkRiNU, u Bethel, and AbBiE DEERNO, of Randolph
In West Randolph. November s, by Rev. G. ?. smith
MELVIN WATSON and hEfsEf rHuRsroS, both Of
Braniree.
In waterbury, November :, BY Rev. z Folsom icfI.
AID \. DEMtRlrf and LIZZIE u. sfEARNs, both q
Waterbury.
10 sharon. November {. by Row. 2. D. chambstialn
gtORDE W BROWN aud CARRIE y sfAuLDlNO'
both u sharon.
In Chelsea, November TO- by Rev r Merrill, CHARLES
MANkRr, o. campton, \. H., and ELLA NJ. HALL Of
sandwich, \. H.
In 81 Jonn.bury November TO- by Rev r. T. Fairbanks.
LOOMS WELLS u CRANKY, and HANNAH G.. fARS-
HAM, Of ST. Johnsbury.
In Cabot, November u. by Rev n. g. Adams. FRANK
BRIDGE OF Cabpt.
In Waterbury october 90 Al The residence u the bride by
Rev. ). Copeland, EpwlN NJ. wOODwORrii, cf Under
hnl, and GENIE $. HICKS, Of Waterbury
In Mortified November n BY Rev n Newton GLACIER
OF MONTPELIER loilS T.. PRESTON " Hartford Conn,
and MARY =. ANDREWS, u Norihneld
IN wolco,t. Novsmlsf by Rev james splnaey At the
Marshned. and FLORA =. rwiss Of woioo,t.
n Nevbqry Noysmber y by Rev 8 T. nale., q ne
SeS,s ia, ~ ~ fS 10y w,nHfh Htph' 81
wick.
In Washington. November 49, by Rev. W II Lord y. d
JOHN u. hBtkioN, N Bostunt Mass, and EDNA N.
fLlNT-fornerly teacher Ia the Montpelier Union school
OF Washington.
IN 81 Johnshury, November O. BY Rev WIN. ? bennett,
~ the residence " The brides father RICHARD g. PA
hOnf, u Peabody station and ANNA l.. bLODGtfr, Of
81 Johrsbury. No cards
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FREE PASSES The Central Vermont has just
promulgated stringent order in regard u passes
or rather free riding over It's roads Hereafter
no employe Of the road ride over it without a
pass This order applies to conductors, engineers
and station agents, az well rs to minor employees
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

BRooKFInD--A Young Mems Christian Asso
citation was formed in this town last week and
made choice OF the following officers President
Marcus Peck Vice President, Royal Abbott, Jr
Secretary n W Fnnk; Treasurer, Mrs T. NJ
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,u,rmorHy y. nEAros,s ESTATE,

n Probate Court held AZ Montpeler ~ and for said Dis
tfiet, the 18th day Of October, A. ID. lnl5i
Vim W. Henry, Administrator Of the estate Of Timothy "
ileaton late Of Waterbury, In said District Decreased make.
application Ia said Court Tor license TO sell part Of the real
estate Of said deceased 70 wis An of the ca estate Of which
he died seized and Possessed, except the homestead and
dow er hereln bnt Including tho Feveson Of the DOVER
representing that the sale therof Is necessary for the
ipaymeni 0f the debts amt expenses OF atlninist ~
ton wherenponr II ordered BY sad Court that said
referred session thereof 90 be held at the
Irobae once In said Montpelier the 23d day Of No
yenher D. 1879 Tor hearing and decision thereon and
III further ordered that all persons Interested be notified
hereof by pubnaton OF notice OF said Application aud
orler thereon, three weeks successfully IN the vermont
iMatrhmnn State Journal, newspaper Published at
MONTPELIER and which circulaes In the neghhorhoo u
those Interested before said time OF hearing that they
appear at said time and place and they object
Thereto by the Court.-Attest,
4 OgU6 HARVEY rILDEN, Judge.
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Another ATTEMPT AT EscArE.--lt is reported
that Ia Page, the alleged Pembroke murderer,
made another attempt to escape, he almost sawed
off the iron bar before his work was discovered The
jailor changed his clothing and placed him in
another cell. II is reported that Detective Hill
dreth has additional valuable evidence against
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FRAuD.-lhe statement OF Robert Fition,
WOODEN manufacturer and bankrupt, OF Cayendish,
that he had been robbed Of 600 while IN Mon
treal, was a ruse The money was not stolen, and
will be put into his estate. which Is now in bank.
ruptcy.
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ALLEN }. SMITHS ESTATE.

~ tUMMTNNTUNEKN NOTTIE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
probate Tor the district Of Washington commissioners
To receive examine and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate o. Allen J, Smith, late Of
Barfe said district, deceased and all claims exhibited
Offset thereto, hereby give notice that viii meet for
The purposes aforesaid the late dwelling house OF widow
Louisa smith m Barre the 10th day Of December and
lIh DAY ct March next from ten o'clock A. H. until two
o'clock each OF said days and that SIX months from
the i7th dny o. September A. H. ISIS is time limited by
Court for sa1 creditors present their claims to Tor
examination and allowance
Dat,si NJ Barre this III day of September 4. d. lS15
NATHAN TROW, I c,,,,,;s.,,n.r.
O5-07 ALLEN T. WOOL, COMMISSIONED
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BABRE-las, Friday noon, the house Of Frank
Z. Cults situated in the east part OF Barre, near
Orange, was burnt, together with the shed and
several bushels Of oats which It contained
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

SEVERELY Insured. A Norwegian named Law
son was drawn into the gearing Of Sheldon &
slason's marble mill, at West Rutland, Monday,
and received injuries that are likely to prove fatal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

wnREs.-The Good Templars' Union, held in
this place last week, was success. A large
number were present, considering the snow storm
on the night before, which made the going very
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

BURIED AT LAST - The remains Of Gulburd
were buried ia the Cortes DE Neigs cemetery, yes
terday large force Of police and troops pro-
tected the procession. and no disturbance Of any
accnnnt occnned.