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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-05-31

No feature Of the educational systems Of
Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium.
France, and other European countries. is more
striking to an American observer than the
large number Of industrial schools specially
designed to train apprentices and make skilled
workmen and competent forsmen. There
has been the greatest progress in manufac-
lures in those counties where these schools
have been maintained longest and most liber-
ally. Geneva has for many years maintained
theological school. and the Swiss watches
have long been celebrated throughout the
world. 'The course of study and practice
covers three years No one can graduate till
he has proved his skill again and again, by
making an entire watch of standard excel
lence. The same attention to minute details
Is seen in the industrial school at Lyons.
France, to which the prominence of that
city IN the manufacture of silk is largely due
1t has twelve professors, and the course of
study occupies three years. About 100 pu-
plls ON an average are in attendance The
charge for tuition, use of laboratories and
workshops Is $40 year. INDECENT students
are aided by the chamber of commerce and
municipal council of Lyons. so that portion
only pay the full tuition. In Belgium the
girls have shared the advantages of industrial
schools AS well as the boys. The schools for
trimming in ce-making and embroidering in
Brussels have long been celebrated, and kim
dred schools have more recently been opened
in Rowlers Ghent, Ash, Deeryk. and in
many other places in this busy little kingdom.
Belgium, with about fifty industrial schools.
and fifteen thousand apprentices graduated
from them; Germany with over ffty-two
thousand apprentices i'll fourteen hundred and
nifty Industrial schools and France with
twelve thousand industrial scholars. show the
practical appreciation of these institutions in
those countries which distance the competi-
tion of surrounding nations in the great mar
kets of the world. Steam and the telegraph
are bringing all nations into such near neigh
borhood that industrial ascendancy will be-
long to that country that provides the best
industrial education.-B. G. Northrup in ".
E. J0uFHaL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-05-31
June,

Fair month Of roses Who would sing her praise,
One says, should come direct from banqueting
ON honey from Hymettus, that he bring
Fit flavor to the strain his lip essays.
AS IT, around these exquisite, rare days,
Of richest June, for him who fain would sing
Her loveliuess, did not such sweetness cling
As Hybla or Hymettus scarce could raise
For all their storied becsl
Aud yet in vain,
Poet, your verse; eEto her as you will,
One perfect rose her praises shall distll
More than all song, though Sappho led the strain.
Iorbear, then; since for any tribute tit,
Her own rare lips alone can utter II.
Caroline 1. Mason ia !ScriJiier'x 6yr June.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-05-31
Good Night.

Good night
Now the weary rest by right,
o And the busy fingers bending
Over work that seems unending,
Toll no more till morning Light
Good night.
90 to rest!
Close the eyes with slumber prest:
In the streets the silence growing
Wakes but to the wAtch-hOrn blowing.
Night makes only one request
Go to rest!
Slumber sweet!
blessed dreams each dreamer greet;
He whom love has kept from sleeping,
In sweet dreams now DER him creeping
May he his beloved meet
Slumber sweet!
Good night.
Sumter till the morning Light
Slumber till the new tomorrow
Comes and brings its own new sorrow.
We are In the Fathers sight,
Good night!
From the German ~ Thcodore Kornr,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-05-31
Miscellany.
MN.

saw a child, once, that had lost its way
In great city: an dear Heaven, such eyes =
A far-oh look in them, as IL the skies
Her birthplace were. SO looks to me the May.
April is winsome; June is glad and gay!
May glides betwi1t them in such wondering wise,-
Lovely as dropped from some far Paradise
And Knowing all the while, herself astray
Or, is the fault with us7 Nay, call It not
fault, but sweet trouble. Is II we,-
Catching some glimpse Of our own destiny
IN Mays renewing couch, some yearning thought
OF Heaven, beneath her resurrectiug hand
We who are aliens, lost in a strange land7
Caroline 4. Mason in Scribncr's for JHHe.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-05-31
BRATTLEBORO
Business Directory.

CUDWOISTII IL CIIILDS,
General Insurance dnd Real Es-
tdte agents.
Representing the FARMERS and UNION MUTUAL,
rs well as many of the largest STOCK COMPANIES,
together with the largest and strongest LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY in the world, and the most econom-
ical ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
Dealers in Bank stock.
10 Crosby Block, Brattleboro, VI.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS oLxAN1Nos.

Hugh Mathewson 4 Co., Wholesale groccrs
of Montreal, Calads, have failed. ldshiliti,'
si7O0o0.
4 National Convention u uniica States ~.
ror, Traders was In aosxion At Washington Ia
week. uas. iipret, u llhode Island, pfc~idc,l
There was = large attendance ~ delegate,
lsoards u Trade. Chambers " Commerce., Mcr.
chants Exchanges. City Councils and various
msnnfa turin. associations being rcrrcscnt.t 4
nlusinns adopted WAS uno declaring that oil tho
interests " thu country demanded the t-,ah'
l.ahment and maintenance III steamship lines
between the United state. aud Nll places that
can uifrr 4 mark / fnr our products.
Tho Director u the United States mint.
plaess their pr,rcn. capacity for the coinage "
silver .lollArr II III, ,Nn nn, monthly. which cal,
h. extended IL taOOn.nON. H. thinks the first
years coinage viii probably reach ~, ,Odo, ,0Oo.
peeiKns have already hecn prepared for thu
nuw silver dollar.
Two more sentonAtiAns have just died
Catherine Jarvis teoloredl. of Halifax, n. ~,
ased 10 years. and John Mccoy. u Boston,
aged ibi, years and mouth.
Our uwn Cardinal Mccioskey had 10 voice Il,
tho election of the Pope, he having failed
reach Home Ia time.
Fur Government sesscls are 10 be- di,.
patched 10 France with full loads of
American goods for thr exhibit at the Paris EA.
position. All tho ,paee allowed 10 tho United
States has been alieady assigned by the Chi.s
COMMISSIONER
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01
Donxsrlc lSrxLI1oxNoE.

Tho difficulty between TAonA. lard, Hr,,
II Nav York, and hia children. growing ont u
thu marriage u that gentleman 10 Mira. Ilicks
has been AnicAlly settled. Tho property ~
the old gentleman, yAlnod NJ 42.000, ,O0O, IL 10
b. placed In thc hands u i trnr,.e, TIN chill.
drsn sAch to receive ti2.O00 year from tho
proceeds, and upon tho death VI thu father tho
e~tAte II 10 be divided equally among them
Mrs. Lard 1nrrenderH III right VI dowcr 10 tho
estate, aud agrees 10 receive nothing from Il
After tho death " her husband, should aho
survive him. Mrs. Lord po@~cxsus fortune IN
ovpr e600,000.
A. n. GAttoil. cx. United states senator from
Now Jerssy, and largely engaged III tho grain
trads a Philadelphia. hAa failed fos t2SO, ON.
Tho annual report u the Nov York firc ~
partmens shows that during tho tA1s year thsrc
weEs !, i,t5O hres IN that cssy, causing 4 loss o,l
buIlilnxs of el,00s, ltd. aud damage 10 prop
erty of n, 2,94e.
The people IN thu vicinity u DR.. Ie Moyne !
cremation fuFnaco, u Washington, r., threat.
IN 10 tsas down tho institution, and only sl,c
thought that thu Dactos will probably some-
lime b burned IN Il dsssrs them.
J. r. Thornton, Clark of tho II. Louis Circuit
Court. and hitherto m honored citizen os III.
t0nts, La dufAnlter 10 TIM amount III tlfO QUO.
West.
The l.il,dsll Hotel, tho leading hoslolry u
~. Louis, has been tho SCENE u 4 sensational
tragedy, young man and woman called II
ths Ststsssd ~ John aud Maggie Gum.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

The pa.tniiice authorities complain that tho
rcyonno u the department suffers 10 shc extent
u s500, 900 a month from the seIe Of stamps ii
onlecs which receive large percentages In lien
of salary.
The SENATE finanee Committee, at a meeting
last week, agreed to report the Honse bill for
the repeal n tho Resumption set BY the follow.
Ing vote Ayes Ferry, Jones of sayals, ALI.
ron, Howe and wallaee-s. Nays Morrill,
pawcr, Dayard and kernan-a. II II 2aid In.
friends ~ the bin In ,hs s.nate Will prc.s II 10
passage Al I'll. carllaet day possible.
The Committee OIL Banking and Currency III
tho House II Representatives hava agreed
upon hill 10 substitute new sort of Treasury
notes Tor national hank noser. The Comp.
srollcr u .lio Currency Object. TINT lha l4ll
vii ho an infringement upon vested rights,
and slM III, Government has no rower, under
thn constitutions. 10 take this actor. lii regard
~ national banks Nhilo their charters continue
IN existence.
The ltnn~c Committee nn Public Lands has
iccidetl ID report several Lill., tho effect u
which II 10 cAnso MI land HrAnsa IL railroads
which ~ III this iima hs,e not complied with
Their rhAiteis g rasui q thu United HtAtes.
Tho effect would be 10 cause 10 revert 7OO, 400,
ON acrcr.
Thu President has nominated William II.
Orccnlcaf fur Receiver of Public Moneys At
Benson. Mimi, William n. Mitchell, Recover
~ Public Moneys At ~. Cloud. Mlnn. John u.
Davis. ~ Indiana, Register of thu Land Oiiice
NJ Hanta 70, New Mexico Charles +. Hams
deIl, United States Marshal fur thu East Dls-
trics ~ Virginia Anthony q. kessley, United
StAscs Attorney Ter tho East District Of New
Jersey John w. Howell, Collector Of cnrtona
for FcrnAndins, VA.
i'y votc of ID 10 ~ tho kenAte hAs voted 10
rs-cstAblish tho ffAnklng privilege. Mr.. Ham.
lin was thu mover of thu amendment, aud tha
yulu stands recorded ~ below
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

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nnd.f the .ame r. gnla.ions ~ leald v r''iissait \
fasma th~ sale IN lsaa,d. lii this runnsFy in.
wiesd III ahsuad Ay nH&n- nf 4 syndicate; d.
mAndr III. punishnleni N thove hcrmLlirAhs
WHO ~srr engaged III the Presidential fraud
favurr the must risid cconoms Ia public ralSt.
dlturer, and protests against subsidies y, III.
f.sierAl Government.
Tho oDio rrahihlii.nsts have placed IN tbs
Held fnll ticket fur State oflircs.
Hon. Stanley Matthews, liz Al interview wilh
= Washington terter, the ether day, said h.
knew VI 40 pledge on tlc part u uoy. Nicholl !.
of Louisiana, In relation 10 am,cst!ing th.
members II the Rc.nfning heard.
The Illinois Democratic HtAte Convention has
been called 10 meet II Springfield on the iith
Of April.
Judge Whitaker has refused the application
of Anderson. u The Louisiana Returning
Board. for now trial.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01
A Indian War Feared.

At the War Department there II fear
that when spring opens there will lm
another general Indian war with thu
sioux. Several hundred lodges have
loft Tho spotted Tail and He'd Cloud
agcnrica, aud are now roaming In
Northern Dakota, where II Ii expected
they will b. joined BY sitting hull IN tho
spring, Or n lrAAt 4 part VI his bAnd.
Thc expedition now putting ont at Fort
Laramie by Ncn. Crock II intended
- anticipate any invasion of tic Black
Hills country, and will leave n 0ncc 70
strike these roaming banda from thr
agencies before Tho snow N oM tho
ground and thc grass has grown sum.
cicntly for thc Indians 10 falten tl,rir
punira. - Warrington Gbr. fhicGgD ~.
lr. (kfaH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

A Mr.. Davis. of Me.lforl, Mass. q
slanrt time ago. while shaving, fell hack
ward upon the hoor, and wAs pro.
nounccd dead. Al he hnd Expressed
fcars that ha might be buried alive, tho
bsly m. kept several days In tho ho,sc
aud carefully watched. The remains
we're finally buried ut Maiden. After
the funeral the widow and her daughter,
Who reside In different houses, I'm Ger.
tain night dreamed that the Deceased
WA buried alive and war trying ~ re-
lease himself from tho grave. They
told their dreams to each other, and
finally caused the grave 10 m opened.
20 the horror of all the corpse was
found lying on its side, and tho top 81
the ca.kcs broke, showing that tho man
had mnlc strenuous efforts to escap.
death by sufIocatiOn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

A lively NnMpaa ~ trtn~~ton College
freshnen Nrs~nx~ Ihrsas tvssan Ss,ph-
om0res - Number - students Expelled.

4 lively Nmtnlpta ~ trtnr~ton CuilcE~
rr~shm~n N~s~nx~ Thesis tvssan Sorh-
omoses "a Number - student. tspsiir,,.
trriaestan {N. D. Cor. New York worii
4 frw days ago several sop,omurcH
here wrote fictitious invitation IA \
r.shman, inviting him to n reception.
They signcd the invitation with tho
name ot weli-known freshman. thus
conveying the i,lca thnt tic reception
wns 10 be freedman afihir. The rcripi.
cnt III the invitation, suspccting nothing,
responded In person, when he found
himself betrayed into n company oi hos.
tile sophomorcs, who straightway put
him through M uumercifnl hnzng. Tho
freshmen failed tp take the matter Ia
good part, anh, gathering nminlcr ~
his companions, fifteen altogether, Wis.
itch two soplomorea, Aiterbury amt
Carter, whom hc believed the rnglcnd.
cfs In the attack upon himself, and who
occupied II room together. Tho visiting
squad fonnd tho twu sophomOrcr mp,
ail,i, expecting them, rcndy with londcd
pistols ID repcl IN assault. This wan
last night shortly before l2 o'clock. At
though the ropllosnnr were armed, W"
freshmen cams upon them - suddenly
that thsy wvrr oycrpowrrcd before tliry
rnull move IL rilrr any resistance. Tlin
two were seized. ti.,l In chairs. null
shaved close to the skull by ihr iai 'rrs,
NIL of whom were masked md unrrr.
ngnixablc. When, Iii the cstimation ~
tlr freshmen, their wrongs hnh b,cn
sufficiently avenged. the invading pnrty
retired, leaving tin two Hpphnmorcs
bound In their clinirs. M sooner WINS
the door closed than Attrrbnry nnd Cnr.
tor managed 10 free themselves. and
catching mp their pistols fired nt I'll. ~.
firing squad III frcshmen through the
window Such waa their has'c that they
I'LL not evrn whit ~ throw the window
open, but sent the bullets through tho
glass. AZ soon M two shots liad th,ts
ran from the room and purnucd the fr.tl,.
men. sending another voll.y at them.
As they came up, thu freshmen nj once
halted, nnd. facing ahont, returned tho
hre. The opposing parties ut the time
were not more than fifteen feet apart.
Two shots were fired hy the freshmen.
OF these one whistled close by After
bnry's ears and tho second struck him
in the leg, just below the groin. missing
tho bone aud passing clean through tho
flesh. What followed is only known ~
10 far ~ those Immediately concerned
are willing to trll. The freshmen I'll
escaped. Atterbury wan taken 70 hi.
room His wunnd In not dangerous aud
hc il doing weIl.
The affair created the greatest excite.
ment Princeton hNA experienced IN many
i lay. 4 meeting of tho cpllcg. faculty
wNH called and committee appointed ~
inquire into tho outrngcH. The result
VA. tl,e expulsion u i've freshmen AMI
eight .ophomorcr, and the suspension
II about forty others.
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The President has sent 70 tho senate
reports of The General u the Army, tho
QnArt0rmaAtcr, md tho Commis.Asy
General, relative 10 thc cost of the late
war with Tho sioux Indians and thc num-
bss OF soldiers killed In TINT war. Tho
reporta show that ll,e estimated cost "
tho was In t3,3l2. .6Jl, and the whole
number of persons killed was sixteen
of,ccrr and 267 enlisted men. There
we're two officers and la cnlistesi mcn
wounded.
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Nmrpseec.
,,.,..,
ls'e'' 'he '''".. '''"''""s.'i
Mths expiration 81 tho morning hour. Mf.
withcr. called up for consideration Tho scnnse
I'm sr,oudinv ~. Law. granting n.n.lon. II
.,,aicr. .nL ..,io,. ~ th. war a. is,a .nd
~. ..Is..
sncH Wsuow1
Tho committee reported Al amendment Ia
tho s.cli.n authorizing the restoration 10 the
eli. :, -, ,,.,.u 49,.
t"'s9' '"''' - :" s0' r''@ ~" r'' ''.'e ''s..-
tos"rc Misionod on account of sersisc III the
war u 1914 ur of any of tho Indian wars,
,.ha.1 ,.,,,.. ~,.,a ..Y,cl.n th.,.sr,., -, -.
' ".'. -" :. ' s''' -. -. =,
conmt ot ussloyAHy, - - !" Psonua shat III
such lwrsonA should he fn~tured whose dlnAbil-
i.,,. i.A l..n rcn,o,ea ~ xho had m..l.
.n,,ltsstinn f,r ..,eh rrmoyai.
Y, inw.lis .aiI ehrro wrse ,,ot morc than
iO, men Gsctrd Ly lhis proyjstou Of lho LlIi.
Al nearly iii distinction between loyal people
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Mr. Patterson. who would have satud foF tho
amendment, was paired Nth Mr, Armstrong,
who would have voted against II.
Tho National House I Representatives has
pa4ssd, hy largo majority 4 htii giving
women lawyers tho right 10 practice In United
Ntxtca Courts.
Secretary sherman embraces thn earliest or
Iortnnisy u declare thAt he ~ill execute TIN
silver bill In tho spirit In which II MA psssed.
Tho roatinA1tcr 1enorai has appointed and
commissioned Joseph II. nlackfan, auperin.
tcndcnt of Foreign Malls. and ]. n. Tynsr.
FRS, Assistant Postmaster General, Commits.
rionsrs on Tho part of thu United states 10 tho
GENERAL Postal Convention 70 10 held ii Paris
on tho LIT u May ness.
Tbs new popular psr cont. loan IL going 20
NJ tho ratio u Abonl n. UNI 90 week.
There IL no change Ia the position u the
Government on tho Mexican question. While
= friendly tsvliuy II ssprvsssd toward Msaieo,
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VIII keep constantly ou hand - good On assortment
rAm bo had In this rast of tho country, u Mhois-
aale or retail, Tor cash sud nolhins slse
We lsMy fOr Cash, and A~ll far tho Same.
Credit nscd aM l~ Ashed for, - Il Will MT Ae Krant-
~. I sul hound " sell ~ cheap - any une for
cash, and h0re " give general sAttaeAstt0n