Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-19

and pledged herself to give ten cents q
week. This he refused to pay, and in or
der to get it she bought and peddled books
from house to honse. and paid it herself
He used to tell Mary that she was awk-
ward and homely, and that he was asham-
ed to see her on the street.
Mr. Lothrop declares that the girl is de-
mented. and denies the charges in toto !;
and his wife, who is a stepmother to the
children, snstans him in everything
President Grant has vetoed the bill re-
ducing the presidents salary to $4,000,
The Ohio Senate has passed a bill pro-
viding for holding Congressional cleo
tons in that state hereafter, in November
instead of October.
Robert Lincoln. the Presidents son. is
mentioned for Secretary of State on the
Illinois ticket.
Gen. Babcock denies the truth of Miles
story, and says he is not aware he ever saw
the man.
A Boston letter says: 1T has become
known that since his arrest some mystic
rous person has been taking up Winslow' S
paper. 1t is limited that 4 rich Methodist
has furnished the funds
Senator Sharon left Washington, Thurs
dav evening for California, and does not
intend to return. this SESSION. Business is
business with Sharon. and home business
is of more importance to him, just now,
than congressional matters.
Dutieran late fancy ball in Canada cost
$50, 600
Now committed an error. l did not turn
to the statute to see what was embraced
in the third claSs-.Nr. Uunslin.
The New York IriJu7lcs remark :"Mud
dosen't stick to Mr.. Blaine any better than
it does to Mr. Bristow.'
The volcanoes of Kilaunea and Mokna-
wcoweo. Sandwich Islands. are reported
in an active state of eruption.
Tom Murphy is one of the most plnched
men by the decline of real estate in New
York, and he is said to be bankrupt, or on
the verge OF 1t.
"Iook out for the unlertow." said \
friend 10 Il prominent presidential cand-
date, the other day. "D-n the under
tow" was the deplorably profane reply;
f. it's the Bli>tow that worries me.
RIcuNoND MARKET. April 1.-two
hundred and twenty-five tubs of butter
were sold a follows: Choice new. - to
SAC. good do, 30 to :i2c ordinary old. j.
to zoe. Fifty boxes of cheese were con
signed to Boston parties on sale.
The King of Burmah is to have \ jour
nal. He will be the proprietor himself
and in the prospectus he says that all hi>
subjects who do not subscribe will be in
stantlv killed. His inducements are even
more powerful than a gift chrome.
A western newspaper prints 4 long anil
feeling obituary of Home, the spiritualist
and adds to it p. S.-A later di>pltch
saws Mr. Home j. not dead; but the
above was written in the belief that h,
was, and it is too late to take it back.
There is no man s, intensely and mean
IL partisan Il not 10 rejoice. for the cred
ii of the country. if. after all the search
inc investigation in progress. the president
himself shall be found blamelcSs 'tqciu
Ant 'onl'nercldL
indianapolis has invented n story with
uhi'.h !, WAS ,trcmnt,1 70 di>rredit Mr.
pI.,;.n Inv, !, ,v,s nn h.t,,r f,npa,,ion inn
the Milwaukee, story about Secretary Bris
tow that WAS So effectively siuelchcd.-
| EoSt0u Irurtlltr.
Opinions differ about the wisdom of Mr.
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/ Dean Swift has found an lmltator Al
advocate OF Colmar has left one hundred
/ thousand francs to the local mad-hou>e
Tot 'hlS money say 'ills c'hnid law
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he ONO House OF Representatives ha
.lu>t passed two pr'useWorthv bills. one
competing railroad conductors 10 elec
gamblers from trains. amt another forbid
dlng the employment OF children undo
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OF Ahles, was coroner OF Il M'Ssl>>ippi reg
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;alk offensive politics. AS the ORGANS hav
suspected. but that they met in pursuance
o, al, agreement MADE long az" TO hea
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