Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
TE GEOGRAPHIC.
The Centennial Of the
Battle of Bennington.
FoRTy.FIvE THOUSAND PEOPLE IN
vERM0nr's HISToRI.
CAL TOWN.
The Indian War in Mon
tana.
AN INJURED WOMAN kills HER
sEDUCER.
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DAILY Ngwa,l
AN INJURED WOMAN Kills HER
sEDUCER.
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upon the parade ground and formed In
line. The browning feature Of the pro
cession comprised the war veterans Of Yer
mont In their everyday attire. rough and
ready for duty. The division formed
near the railroad depot. convenient TO the
headquarters Of the chief marshal,
marched through the principal streets 10
Centennial field, where the military and
civilians took positions on tho right and
lett Of the pavilion, to which we're escorted
vermont's Centennial Governor and all
the distinguished guests. The military
were now dismissed AMI the procession
dissolved.
The address Of welcome was delivered
by F.. J.. Phelps. President Of tbs Yer
mont Centennial Commission. In which
he said 81 have but . few words 10 offer.
my friends. In introducing the services
appointed for this occasion. The State Of
Vermont commentaries to-day the one
hundredth anniversary Of her birth. the
terminAtion-thc happy and prosperous
termination-of tho first century Of her
e.s 80, .,ar.ii,s ono - III. mo-,
,unnar,sn, vic,ari.a If r-svoiutionsrv bst.
.,,nnp s.,a' NJ .,.v "a ,,.,o,.J 40 ,ho.a
w ns. vs., Ia. -rannmnoi snJ not
''ne, ,i.sso,, $500" y, $3.50 IT,
les Iiui''ui' 'ho .,etU,i,' W pN NSh.o
AZ VINO nave asselho,eu h,i.i .'he,
IIionuS y, susnkJ.s' nn III, III.
sus's u'a. ga, ~ .,iiJran -, v,rmnn,
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49, oa,asa.i a. homer ,i,s cen.
non na,v sa", ~ lis 49, 7
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sia.T.. 80 o",,Is ~ai.oms
A'mmunlY .1,"'A. : -. H.. a...io,
ms aaaress was io'Io"'a u ."s
~ hon. DAhlei I'oDoi,'. Nno L.
ars. ports poem' anu sPss "
ssp,s,ives Of Connscticut and New Hsmp-
shire. General Banks represented Masss'
hsc.nss ~ .icLnss. anil Goyrrnor Conner
appeared for Maine. The enthusiasm Was
great, and u is estimated that 1o.ooo poo.
pie witnessed inc processipn; ., ',
,ha moon MI n..r,x snd .-nantansou.
President HAYES and party arrived At
North Remington anil were received by
Go,error FsirIsnks and stafr and The Cen
tsnnial Commission and all proceeded 10
Bennington. arriving at ! ?. NJ. ana were
received win military ,.onorS anu hIlns
OF saia'e.. u I~resiaehts parry Ihch
entered carriages IN waiting ahu were %,
coried TO Their lhartcrs ~ th' residence OF
Iey. ohh ID, IioDlt,s, me s'Iec's wsrs
ana eheer ioi,owtu oncer, rIon
many house, d~elenucl nainiers peai,ns
the words' welcome '" the fresiueh''
IAN ImportHut beeIsisn.
,
NEW YORK. August To- uusu D'a'''
ford Ia the United States District Court
ID AuhiirAi'! hieu u ue''S''h '"NA' A'''
tue iiapility OF vessels 'or '"e'r cAIsoes'
In June s'' preyius " oo'' wholesale
wine merchants. Sh,ppod on ho sh,P
pia'Aha" '.o'n Dan r,"' u
pipe. OF California wines Tor new iorE'
Tho bill VI lading contained n clause slip.
ulating that the vessel Ia not accountable
for breaking. leakage. ar rust, IL properly
slowed. on the voyage. One 81 the pipes
had Its head broken In and nearly all the