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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19

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beS6a[b feDrten ii6 Die belierel tpelBeI
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ben Sumo fam.
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mir 8e%ltimintbeit bcbauptet, DaB CT in
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Mill, iouS Der BrGIioent ben ibU be-
i0iibenoen Corporal ltncie Cams aus
benz Stem O%rleanier S~taatS6auie 3nriids
3iebc. Aber bic Gergan8enbeit Yadaro'S
bcrebtigt 81 Der 6offnung, 6aB aud er
i0lieBIi6 gegen ein gute5 Srinf9et0 DEM
OruuoiaBe GrapitltTSfi'S Duloigen tDtrb:
GebensB!eiben ME baS Sterben fir oa5
Batsrlano lit iuB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
bic Goc"rz Smben bon NOsfam.
ltosfau, %. fyebrWar.


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ter ben N%ngefla9ten beftnoen lt6 dit6 !
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Elm Observation-Disclosures Snteseiie fir ois=
len 8roceB berDor5uruieIE.
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ieben. 8etrdQt bod bic 3abl Der Anges
tlagten As Mno Die Der 3eWgen mebr als
300! &oHt p09 Die &nfIage cine fGnm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
G@,:rs mmo Die ,, gSeRi@e goF".

Seit SaDren tparen oil Der SpiBe Der
DWeitl. Bolt" Gmil Breetortus uno Garl
S6ur3 ais Heooftelrre oes Slatte5 ans
%gefiinot9t. Set benz IL. OtGrS Iautet
aber Die Infiinoigung nur nod:
Emil Preetorius, Jleoacteur.
9teie Nenberuug lpirb bon ser r8eltI.
p0fI" tolgenbermaBen begrinoet:
Ger-@intrttt oss @srrm S9urs III 6aS Cabinet
ntadt notirlt9 Ietnen 3eitweiIigen AuStritt aus
Der 0ie0attton BET gSeitl, qolt notbluenbig, OBJ
9letb lttll Gl9entbumSsglntbetl an ber &eltl.
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III QnlGli1er Stelung TT, Cbenl0meni9 fitr IN Iere
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bieler Nenoeruu9 Slid gu tpiini1en.
Dem TO LANCE CT ais Mitre6atteur al
Der Spite Der vg8eft(. 8pft" genannt
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li0en Nbtpelenbeit bon st. Souls fir
Dtele NeuBerunge1 oes 8latteS pera1t=
tportlid gelHaGt, tpelGe BET ieiner Qln=
tuelenbeit 9Gnali6 unterbltebeM ietn
tpiir ben, 1no gerietb baour6 tpienerboit
in 8erlegenbeit. Nu6 mnBte ct e5 it9
9%efalen laiien, oaB Die nnnnterbro.
6ene Jteunuug ieineS NamenS on iez
mem Plabe mIeoerbolt BON perf6tebenen
8lGttern ais v8auernfans" beseiGuet
ipuroe, Dbne baB Die vgGei1l. Qoit" it1
1pe9en 6es NiBbrau1es ieines NamenS
re6tfertisem fonHte. 9lIe bteie llnan7
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S6nr3 auf.
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taunt. baB in ben 3mil6enSeiten, in
tueI6en Ser S6lr3 psrIDnlid an Der
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beS Slatte5 etntrat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19

1teber Die S6aidfeit 6es Nnb5renss Oes
@ei6wdbes Der Yrofefiortn Sr1 spirb
lbri9enS 6aS Observation-Disclosures Der
8oIfSbertreter biesmaL i6perlt6 bins
ausgeben. Die Nusitdten Oes in Der
Bitti6riit Der Semperen3lerinnen pers
lGn9ten 0eiebes iino norerit ulter Nuu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
D. Hansasay ~ se glad 70 receive
soastisas s. iAis object. either articles
,ef cooling o. Eaeuay


TIC peosmacr fern q tie Couulr
CoaFs closed on "Wednesday sTouiug q
lat week Reeves ABa Cole wsre -.
nit,sd 10 BAL fsr lbeif sppekraBoe ~ ite
Jass tsrG Of eours on the rernsiuieg is-
dlciE.eDss The feeling beth o. and
agGina tbe prisoners la bsea vsry strong
and hks not YET subsided
Johs Clsfk teolobdl vas uisd for an
assaUh vita latent 10 kiH apoa - per,
son Of Lyman Case, wAs convicted 81
simple assault and aasd a..
John Briggs pleaded guilty 70 The lar.
eeey Of about SIS worth Of wearing sp-
parsl sud sman sam o. moaey, 10
Petp Sentenced TO Que year in State
prisos.
tlinrkigy $. Lsrabse pleaded gnlliy 10
The larceny of Abou. 600 ia money. sn,i
nearly $1,000 10 noles and securities.
from the dwelllug OF Ern,tas Jsweti IN
Pownsi. Sentenced to three yosfs 10 the
State prison
Leroy Fitch convicted by jury Of as.
sasl. 10 SYNDICATE. Sentenced 10 jail for
thirty days.
Edward Rice, convicted by jury OF as.
saull 10 The same town. Fined sI0 and
costs
The Remington town bonds case goes
to tho SuprsJns Court which sta At Man'
chester In February, Also one or two
other chaneery cases.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

The wndham County Rstormsr can Z
swallow NJ. O. Batter. Here Is what
il says
" Thefe Is one thug which the Demo.
Gratis Of South Carolina have done
which deserves the severest censure.
That Is lhe election OF Gen. NJ Q.
Batter to the United States Senate.
Batter Is lhe man who is understood to
have been responsible for the Hamburg
massacre. He has. never cleared bis
'skirta Of this JOB. br brought forward
Any evidence in the slightest extern
alton Of it. That he should now.
.whea graveIy aud reasonably suspect.
ca Of such an atrocity as tue murder o!
thosc negro prisoners, be honorcd
with United States SenatorAhip. Is a
tihsktaeer 10 the Democratic party d
South Carolina, and 10 the whole peo
pie Who have one sentiment against
a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
THE BRATrLEB0RO AND WHITE
HALL RAILROAD.


There will be meeting Of gentle
men interested in this proposed rail-
road at the Bardweu House. at Rut.
land, to-day The Springfield 'Repub.
lican says:
Vermont people are freshly talking
about pushing their narrow gauge
railroad project, for which the last
Legislature granted charter. and the
Bratlleboro. and Whitehall Narrow
Gauge railroad Co. is to be organized
at Rutland, on Thursday. The movers
Of this enterprise. chief among whom
is Mr.. +. d. Harris of Brattleboro, and
the late Harris Brothers, railroad build.
ing firm, intend TO build aud equip an
eighty mile road, feet wide, from
Brattleboro northwest to Whitehall, N.
Y, the head OF Lake Champlain navi.
CATION, before 1878 They claim that
the entire cost Of building and equip.
ment, after the right OF way and fenc-
ing has been secured. will not vary
800. 900 from 81 250. 900, and that the
money is 2iedged, $500 600 OF 1t by
towns aud individuals along The line.
and the rect by New York capitalists.
The Importance of such a road, both
locally and TO the Southern Connect.
cut valley. has long been recognized,
and the West River railroad company
was chartered in 1861 for building q
road over rs miles Of the same route
from Brattleboro TO Jamaica
| As matter Of course the projectors
Of the road are already planning an
extension" and 3 through line,
Boston being the objective point. They
would follow the original route, south
east from Brattlsboro, chosen by Al
vim Croker, when he was striking out
on paper the the Vermont and Msssa-
chusetts aud Fitchburg roads. The
distance is ninety.6ye miles. aud the
line would strike the Ashuelot roadbed
Ia Hinsdalc. n. d., pass along Their
track few miles 70 Winchester, then
10 Wincheudon, Mass, Pitehburg
Aver and Boston The whole distance
from whitehall would be $50 miles
aud the estimated cost Of building and
equipment is only sl5 600 per mile
leaving quite a margin for buying lh'
right OF way ia some localities, o.
about bird Of the cost Of the existing
broad gauge roats."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

Congress. has dJnc absolutely
nothing The past two weeks except in
committees. there not being quorum
pteaep, u either House. most Of the
time. The Senate portion Of the con.
fercucc committee on The Presidential
election has been very busy, looking
up The law and presidents, but the
sessions are secret aud nothing is
known as 10 the result The House
committee seems disposed TO wait
until the return Of the investigatipg
committees before doing much, There
have been numerous runners 10 the
effect that some Of the Republican
Senators are weakening and inclined
TO favor the election OF Tilden. This
is untrue, tboegh some Of them are
disposed 10 wait sntil the evidence il
all in before passing Judgement We
havent yet heard Of the Democrat who
was willing 10 wait for the evidence
before making up bis mind.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
oonWEsPoSUEScE.
JAoksos, MleH., Dec. 26, 1915.


This place has about ten or twelve
thousand Inhabitants. A good share Of
them arc railroad men. The city is
well suppIied with railroads. Besides
the NJ. 4. X. r., there arc the u. s.,
q. X. ", j. l.. il s., y. W (. and the
Air Line RAINING from Niles ON the
N. @. X. X. to Jackson. All OF these
roads are controlled and runby the Nj.
G. X. r., except the +. W. and M. s.
There is considerable manufacturing.
The celebrated Jackson Wagons are
made at the prison by the boarders
stopping there. They are sold all
over the West The hoarders also
manufacture the finest kinds of iurui-
ture for the firm Of Gilbert Il Go. The
firm paSsthe State SO much day for
their labor ! will give you a more
detailed account Of the prison at some
tutuTe uLuc. ucfc are tWO OF tuFeC
coal mines about two miles from the
city Tile is manufactured on large
scale. We have everything here that
constitutes a large city. There is a
regular police force on the street night
and day. The city is supplied with
water for extinguishing fires by large
pumps, which are situated short
distance from the city. The water is
pumped from the river into pipes which
run to all parts Of the city. In case Of
fire the hydrant is turAed on, and that
blows the whistle at the water works
and gives the alarm. The hose carts
are drawn by horses Provisions are
high. butter retaiIs at twenty-five cents
eggs at twenty eight, potatoes at one
dollar and twenty cents a bgshel snc
bid fair to he higher. Wages are very
low. re5Q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

Tue Ceulr.l Vefmeut Il. Il, have ~,
duesd She wages Of is employees ten
per orut. A similar reelection on the
afaadTsank FSad Of Canada caused .
strike 81 81 the engineers from Island
Pond n Vermont. 10 Safuia. Lake
Huroa. the meu leaving he iraips
wherever dgy hapPeped, 70 be At acef.
taiulime agreed 90 beforehand, The
officers Of the road have succeeded "a
getting rnea TO take tbeE pisces 30
ruaning q portion OF the trains, aud tho
parties are trying 20 compromise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04


The Democrats, in some Western
states. and especially in IadiaHa, have
been organizing siuce the election and.
on accoaat Of the wsFlike talk Of some
OF the leaders. considerable anxiety
hss been fell IN regard TO the intentions
Of ibis organization. Some new cleo
tons have jus. been held 10 the State,
10 fl vacancies 10 the legislature.
, which have considerable significance,
from The fact that the legislature ].
very close. and also on account Of this
organization and blasterisg talk. We
quote from the InianApolis J5uraal q
Dec. 30th
within few days three elections
have taken place . GU vacancies ia
the Stale Legislature -one 10 Jefferson
couaiy, one ia Madison apd Delaware
and zoe Ia PaTkc and Montgomery
Ia the oetober election JeGenot
couuty gave a Republioaa ms3orisy O
$40. MAdisoH gave Democratic ma
jofisy Of $50. Delaware . RepublieAr
majority Of 500. Pafte Repablicar
majority q 6i6 aad Montgomery 4
penocmilc meiorisy II lss 10 The
reject Senatorial election the Repub
licAas carried Jefferson eoaaty byi siC
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
NOTICE IN BANKBUpfoY.

Id tho III sthrt Codrt 81 the United htGtss for
the District Of Vermont,
10 Rs John r. Carrier BihEupt. Ia bank
fuptcy.
ifkrAIcr OF YEnAgsT, e.. a
Notice is hereby given that petition has lFen
fied In said Court, by JBhn y Carrier, u Reads.
boro Fslls In said Disiriet, duty declared bank
fnps under the Act on Congress Of M1fsh ~,
1861, Tor a discharge and certificate thereof
from al hls debts aha vthsf clSlms proyabls
uedef sAia Act, and that the i6,h day u Jsn..
1917. ~ III o'clock s. nj befofs the Hon. ~, A..
smslisg, Iadge ot said Goari, At the Y ) Court
Rooms 10 BurlIugton. aligned Tor tls beat'
my Of the zane wbsH Aad Nhsrs all cred1tgis
who have proved ttuir debts, sgd other parsohs
10 interest. mar attsBd aud shos eaAse. II shi
they have, Why lbs prayer " sad pypilsu .boaid
not h granted
Dstsd Al Bart nxson, sa the aBadAy Of Dee.
Ia Nh sMAILEY. Clsrk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
rnk HOSE ron DESTITUTE


One Of the noblest charities Of the
State, and one which people, generally,
know but little about, 10 the Home for
Destitute Children, in Darlington. In
his historical address, DR.. Allen says
that "of the two hundred aud seventy
six children who have been taken by
The Home since it's establishment in
1885, only six have been removed by
death; seventy are at the present time
inmates Of the charity. fifty Of whom
are boys; aud two hundred have been
adopted into good families, where they
are being nnrtured aud trained by
those who feel personal interest IN
their welfare, and where they will be
fitted to become intelligent and useful
members Of society. This has been
accomplished at a total expense, for
the ten years, Of about nineteen thou
sand dollars THE, it will be under
stood is exclusive Of the cost OF The
premises. To this amount should be
added the value Of the donations Of
clothing and provisions which have
been given periodically by friends Of
ihe charity The annual average al
/
the actual expense Of supporting a
child at The Home, Ia about seventy
dollars in money.
I The past year has been one Of IN
usual anxiety 10 the managers. While
/ the income OF the institution has dimin
ished, the demand for assistance hal
/ largely Increased. The application
for assistance have been more 10 nun
Der and more diff cult TO refuse thar
ever before The managers say
We have now under our care eight,
little ones, and we are daily compellc,
10 turn away children. almost from OF
doors. 10 whom no other refuge SEEM
open. Are We mistaken 10 supposiDG
that these facts only need 10 b,
brought to the knowledge Of the char
tAbly disposed Of our State. to bav'
the means furnished TO enable us u
provide for our present family, and ais
70 relieve these cAses Of distress 7
Daring the past year there hay'
been thirty nine admissions, and ffteel
children have been provided with GOO
homes, There Is no question 10 Eegar'
% The imperative need Of some piac
where homeless infants can be take
and properly cared for, where, thong
deprived Of the loving care Of parents
they can have al the other blessed ID
/ auences Of home. This institution !
under tbe management Of boar
which is comprised Of some Of th
. ksest aud best Christian ladies' G
Vermont We trust that their Appes
for assistance win meet with q read,
response from The benevolent people G
! this vicinity
+ Manchester has several children a
this Institution. who would otherwis
be Supported at the expense VI ID
town. This Institution is sgpportef
chiefly BY charitable donations and con
uibatioas. and We are glad TO kno'
. that The ladies Of this place aunuall
eoutribute boE Of clothing. Mrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

Ihe.aaaalas fdllostl ste s1Amp G
u sough carlps and hss ts9 legis'
laluurs governors etc There hAs
been 20 blso3sbed o. dissgttspco, bat
~ sdoft whl tc made W have = scm'
llance 81 Dtmocfa,sc Legislators ADD
govepnr which ell pct ia s,rong
claisa tef recognition Il 1alden Is iuaug
urated President otherwise. they VII
hardly attempt 70 bold DE reins o.
goreTppeF,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
ZENo K. CONES ESTATE.
1OMMIssIONER,s NOTICE.

- Estate OF Luther Mt.e'ey
We the Subscribers bsiuR appointed By
the Hon. the Probate COaTt Tor the District ~
Manchester, Commissionsrsto receive, chAnins
add adjust tho claims aud demands o. al persons
against the Estate ~
luther Moaeley tlte 81 Arlington,
In said District deceased aud also all elhinis sud
demands exhibited 10 orset tbersts: hsrsby
give ne les, that 60 will meet fof A- phlpfse
stofeasid AZ tie latu dwelling haHse ~ tbs .ait
de sessed, on The 10Th day Of June nsrt, from
o'oock, a. M, Until four O'Clock. ,. ~. on aid
day and that .ix mnuths from thu II LAY -
Dee 1876, 10 the tune matted by said Court ~
SAID creditors 70 present their cla " ~ To-
examination aud Al 0sabee
Dated az Arlingtoa, tbs Zii dayOf December,
A. D.. 1910
rs. HARD h4,,
g2 Y II. oAAFiELD. e'A
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
rauHIn,.E scrtpEsrs AsD Loss oS
BtFk.

rAuRIHtE scVtDEsTs AMI Loss on I
LIFk.
A terrible railway accident occurred
on The Lake Shore Road. near Ashta.
bdlA, Ohio, Friday night A train Of
seven well GIIed cars broke through
an Iron truss bridge, aud fen seventy
feet, making complete wreck To
add to the horror. the cars took fire
and over one hundred persons. mostly
from Illinois. New York aud New
Bog land, persisted. The bridge had
been ased about eleven years, and it is
supposed 10 have been aGoeted BY the
cold. The train was going only at the
rate Of twelve miles per hour. The
remains o. the dead are mostly burned
beyond recognition.
On Saturday morning, the ship
CircassiAn vas driven ashore BY the
gale, on the south shore OF Long
Island. The officers and crew were
saved by the efforts OF the officer at
the life saving station Later the coast
wrecking company undertook TO save
The ship aud cargo, but the vessel went
to pieces, carrying down twenty nine
Of the wrecking crew.
Friday night the Montreal express,
due at Manchester 1t ii O'Clock p m
ran through bridge ct Pittsford,
The bridge aud cars were all precipitat.
ed to the ice and ground below, badly
( Yrecking the cars, but killing no one,
and only two or three seriously injured
and they will not be disabled Tor any
length Of time. There were seyera
Rutland people 90 board, but none o
them much injured. 1t is exceedingly
fortunate that so little damage wal
done
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
rauEsDAY jAN 81

The Tungeas psvers aaa lsisss
have agroe3 - sI.ehs tie AFnss'ses
waA suoag hspcs that he dhes.i.e'
caa Is sF4AaEs3 plsbsut farther -
peal e nsas. The SultAa sssnss d.
psse8 "a grahi aare bee iiy . prev
isoes hut i resifaiatd ~ the demands
81 Bis 81 iccts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

II We remember correctly, the Dem
oerals were just AZ positive that they
had carried South Carolina as they were
that they had carried Louisiana or
Florida. The Committee who have
investigated IN that region have come
TO different conclusion. They have
not been able 10 fDd shadow OF a
reason for declaring that Tilden carried
The State, aud. slough the majority Of
them are Democrats. they will, 1t is
said on good authority. concede the
state 70 Hayes The result is closer
ia Florida, though We cannot see how
they can come 10 different conclusion
10 that State The Supreme Court Of
that Stale ordered a new count from
the face OF tho returns which were
regular on their faeet which gave the
Governor to tho Democratic, bat tho
electoral vote 70 Hayes. Whether
they will be satisfied with this. OF
order stiIi another count, remains to he
scen. IN Louisiana the result is more
mixed and affnrds room for an honest
difference Of opinion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04

The Woodstock Standard saysi--The
water question is becoming serious here.
Wells and eisterna are extremely low and
people are lookiHg Forward 10 The long
winter upon which We have Just entered
with 3 good deal Of anxiety.
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gaia since October " 3G8 These are
fsy sigBi6esat facts. They prove
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ia IniisaA Is ROT As strong to-day AZ II
was three months ago, and that the
gopnblicap Party i stronger and more
abited They prove further. that sbs
rack aaa Gle q the Democracy DO not
support t5s leaders 10 their oihee-scek.
/ ing crusade and their bowl Of 'Iildon
~ war
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