Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-22
Tobacco vendors will not find "Solace

a popular brand in Vermont hereafter. !.
4 good many irritable men have been d
looking round after the individual who AS Q
serted that " figures won't lie 9
Spriggns says that he once prevented a '
severe case Of hydrophobia by simply get '
ting on a high fence and waiting there till |
the dog had gone.
Gov. Lppitt OF Rhode Island assures an
anxious inquirer that the state laws pro-
vide for such contingencies rs the choice OF
an Ineligible presidential elector. like
George II. Corlss. and so Hayes is sure of
Little Rhody's four votes.
Gov. Hayes says: Any man fit to be
president, or even II candidate Of 4 great
party for the Office, would prefer to be
counted ont by fraud, rather than be
counted in bv fraud of which there is u
reasonable suspicion"
The necessity is now apparent, AS was
stated ut the last session OF the Senate,
that there should be Il deposit of unques-
toned and unqucstiOnable power in some
tribunal upon whose decision the Amerl-
can people will rest with satisfaction AMI
security -Bos,on -ldrertiScr.
: Brattlcboro complains Of the hardest
times for three years; business OF all Kinds
G is almost at u stand-still, idle men fill the
streets, and there is no immediate prospect
9 of Improvement The Estey organ tacto-
ries have been closed half of the last month
and shut down again, last week.
u Mis- Florence Sparks, daughter of the
: late Jared Sparks, editor of Washington
:. and franklin cp,tolary remainS has Just
0 been married in Cambridge to Mr.. BenJa-
min r. Moore The venerable Dr. Pea
body knit the knot there's no untyin-, and
e Mr.. Lonrfellow was one of the many nota-
o bic people present.
o The attempt to steal the body of Abra-
l. ham Lincoln. it IS now bcievrl was
% prompted by Ben Boyd, the notorious ILL
II nois countcrfetcr, who is now serving ont
a lone term of impr sonment IN that state
BovdS scheme WA to bride his friends to
IL steal the body and secure 4 pardon Tor INN
- self from President Grant as the condition
. of surrenderinT it.
I'd Attorney General Taft recommended to
,c the PRESIDENT Friday, that a pardon be
:; Granted Editor William Mckee Of st Louis.
now in Jail at Jefferson City, and therefore
H. a warrant for that purpose will be issued
without any delay. Ile pardon IS recon-,
IT, mcnlcl bv Attorneys Bliss, Brodheal and
DYER. to all of whom u reference OF the
= applications made to the department OF
Il Justice had been made.
u Marvlands fall votes gives Tilden AM
> llth'fithS / h';''''i's u 49, ~ ''>
Is of l5}, $40. not counting in Coopcr's pa'tl
Oh II votes. The vote in Baltimore WAS -.
1893 for Tl,l,n and 22.0.5s for Hayes. :
lar democratic minority of lo,14l. Greeley
majority in the state WAS 972, and tn
'p- Democratic maoritics in the three wear
lite since then have been 1888. l4.l2' AM
.rp l2.O44 >uccc>>ivcly.
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",.'L;n., 49,, n',t ,ir ,,nv3,s Il also rhtrr,
,hrt ,h,. r,tIrIs for the congressional d.
W., in vhi,h Albany i, Situated hay
49, boon ti.,itio,s]v made un. Giving tn. Gle,
fly ti,.ntn Mr. 9 INN Dlcm J. while it beon.
0y- l,v ri.,h :, Mr. II,rri, (rep.A
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re cau>' not be thro"h l"' mn ''t!e w.,
Ter, II l. 'l'iihed ny '''c ,'1 l;a,,
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~, IT'>Ideht "o0I' 'l'n "o' "i'' W., "l,0[' ~
ilou>c "I nel'i ,r,,a
Az suit would he the election of Samuel
on Tndcn rs President. and " llIlam
and Wheeler a, Nice-p President.
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are n'f'>-i ! '.'''' - -, ~. +
III u November '''''l'"-
ira pAhh>' i h'I'liH "' ',.'''' -
mer l"rllE 81 -'''' Iol '''' "i'' ~
re- mthlh- 4 htt I'',' -c .;,
received t.'.] '"' i''t't 70.
H. % i.5l' tor inlhan anu 80 lol oil
N. ham in >eptemo'r- II VIII 'lertioIF
y. seen that me h'luhI'1an@ nave iii.'',''
w. -lln since September OF = woes ana
'"o r ,,',''y' ;'', '''i, - loI
tiers ~ =, w. !,
ness ORANGES N h,:NpN va "a, W.
.hrn instant l"l'H'N ~ - w ~ ~ :,
heI'' "f1''l-A " ''','''I'
"'i'' twenty -hlne 'h'''el i,lo'''D ~" -
lo"krT' Master an" ''Ic" H. 'o''H
i l.. rotary mere are no" w. I''.',''.,'.
two ,,,;,.l n,o Ln,I
-, Deputy h"N"'h HAS I" NJ, - '''' man.
ne and thrty-tW". ne Nollhom' -
dsor. Grange meets Al " inis"r on i",>T
Is If December I'm ana al N'9''l9 ana .
r,,. wives (who are inelnnct9) "'', ''l nc
SILL ie i"'1'" ~ ~, '.,' ,..,,.l,,n
DC Il" 'N'"~' ''''
non Cardinal >utonr}li'- colossal fortune
:. :. .ai,i Il. Tyi,lrJ equally amonr
iI.',,l,a. ,n,n, ,rtnn,lli and three OF
South members Of his family. and he has lett
ur,l,y valuable and unique collection OF pre-
~ !, stones and rare mMh'"S TO TIE an
: 80 Museum. He inherited much wealth. Il
/ $50. hi. ,vo unri,. HI, salary Is C,rd
l'N'-' :, Secretary of state, was. it is reported.
~, l., 500 4 year. 1t i mentioned rs on
IN /. Ms most admirable. traits tn It. even w
rs III mast overwhelmed with business, and
Il Nc .,r.. nf >,.,tr Inc never omitted for
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