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New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
4 DESPERATE BUr REPENTAYr MURDERER

ST. LOUIS, June 6.-John Blan was hanged
at 81. Charles, No. this morning for the murder Of
Elijah Warren. After the black cap had been adjusted
Blan told the sheriff that wished to say something
The cap was removed and Blan then made a brief
sneech 10 the crowd present which numbered several
tbons0nd IN winch he acSuo dged hg y. committed
tlIc murder. lie said tnat whiskcy and bad company
were the cause aud warned MI to shun both The cap
was then the drop sprung and In few min
MES Ban was dead. Before the hanging, when Sheriff
Rcyenz notified Blan to prepare 10 leave Ills cell, he
suddenly threw his spiritual adviser who standing
bv his side into the OF the cell, sprnng through
the door of the cell into the Guteroom OF the jail, aud
ros st rushing into the fail yard whom he caught
and after a desperate struggle oyerpowered aud re-
turnpd IN his eel
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
A CITY SUED FOR OVER A MILLION.

The suit of the Singer Sewing Machine Company
against tho City of Elizabeth, n. j., for nearly
800 900 city bonds held by the company, has been
followed by other suits The sheriff has received a
number of Supreme Court summonses and Will pro-
cecd to serve them They amount TO 81 $4,000. as
follows: Singer Manufacturing Company $780,
900 ; Edward Clark, $6l0,000 George k. Mac
Kenze, $4,000: Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company of Newark, $4,000. The summonsos
are reufnable thirty days, when, if no defence Is
offered an execution Will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
A RESPITE FOR THE KHEDIVE.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND HOLD ALOOF.


CONFLICT IN ALBANIA-swEDIsH woRKMEN on
STRIKE.
France and England have agreed to refrain from
further active interference in Egypt, but will hold
the Khedive responsible for his acts. In Albania
the Turks and Arnauts have had an EN-
counter, in which sixty of the latter were killed.
The swollen rivers in Italy are subsidingy the
ERUPTION at Mount Etna has likewise diminished.
In Sweden, large number of workmen engaged in
the timber trade are on strike.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
TIE NEW TRANSATLANTIC CABLE.
LONDON Friday June q, 1879

"The steamer Faraday," THE Times says,
twill leave Milwall, on the lower Thames Monday
next and commerce loading the French Atlantic
cable on Tuesday, and will sail IN about week after
The shore ends and the Brest and Sclly connections
will be laid first The Faradsy VIII then return to the
Thames for the deep cable. which being manuac
tured rapidly possible The route for this cable
will be by the Of Brest the Island Of ST. Pierre, off
the south coast of Newfoundland and Cape Cod. II Is
expected that the line will be open for business before
Autumn.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
NOMINATIONS,

WASHINGTON. June 6.-The President sent
the following nominations TO the Senate todayi
Josiah Dent OF the District OF Columbia TO be Commis
sioner OF the District Of Columbia.
William II. Boyle to be Postmaster nj Milton Penn
Assistant Otis g. Tiffany be Passed Assistant
Pay master of the United States Navy. ,-..
Assistant P9ymaster John " Spiel to be Passed Assistant
Paymaster, United States Navy.
O. ueilner be Lieutenant united States
Navy.
Passed Assistant Engineer Alfred Adanson to be Chief En-
pineer. United Navy.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
THE AUSTRALIAN BANK FAILURE.
LONDON, Friday. June 6, 1879.


The Australian and European Bank, of Mel
bourne the suspenslon OF which announced yester
day. was Joint stock company. Expressed in Ameri-
can money It's nominal capital S3,000000, of which
$500 paid up. The deposits estimated at
about 50 500 600 Its assets stated to be $780,,
600 At the half yearly meeting OF the directors last
month a dividend OF per cent per annum was declared
The associated Australian banks have arranged to pay
the outstanding notes OF the broken bank, which
amounted TO Sl50000. 1t is thought that the creditors
will be paid In iull.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07

tion Of rags saws that official information has peeh re-
ceiyed 10 tho effect that the plague which eAlslcd iii
Southern Russia IA almost extinct
The Senate Committee Finance held spec'h'
meeting to-day for the purpose Of deciding whether the
Warner Silver bill should be taken for action during
tho nresent sesson II was voted that further action
herson shall be nostnoned until the first Monday in
December ne1t The vote vast Yeae-Messrs. Bay
ard, Herman Ferry and Allison. Nays-Messrs. Beok,
Voorhees and Jones Neyada). Senator Morrill, was
paired with Senator Wallace.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
EXPI4TING THEIR CRIMES.
THE EXECUTION OF FELIX M'CANN.

Norwich, n. Y, June G.-Felix McCann was
hanged in this place half past IL o'clock this morning
for the murder Of j. Morris Hatch at Niger Hollow,
sberburne on December 3. 1873. He asked forgive
ness for all his SINS and forgaye all his enemies After
HANGING Tor sixteen minutes he pronounced dead.
only thirylue persons including sheriff Hlll and other
officials, present About 10000 persons were IN
TOWN mainly attracted by the presence OF circus hut
tic majority OF them surrounded the court house green
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
PAROLE AND THE ASCOT RACES.
LONDON, Saturday, June z, 1879.

The Sportsman, though speaking favoraby
OF Paroles prospects the Stakes ho has
not been doing any hard work OF late, s probably get
ting stale, and requires easing somewhat.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
EXTENSIVE STRIKE IN SWEDEN.
I,rldn-- In a


The strike among the wOrknen in the tim
Der trade, which began at sundswal sweden, at tho
end Of May, has now, according to telegram received
at Lloyds. extended to all the loading ports of the Sod
erhamn district on the Gulf OF Bothnia Some 10000
idle AT last account. The government Is TAX
ing precautionary measures against acts OF Violence by
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
THE TRIAL OF SOLOVIEFF.

THE CARS ASSAILANT BOLDLY AY0WS HIS GUILT
LONDON, Saturday, June z, 1879.
TIE Daily Nerss dispatch from St.
Petersburg reports that sooyief before the
Court Martial yesterday persisted IN denying
that he had accomplices He said he had committed
the crime and knew penalty, therefore advocate
lie
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
FIGHTING IN ALBANIA.

LONDON, Saturday, June 7, 1870.
A Vienna dispatch to Tie Standard says the
excitement at NoyiBszar, account OF the projected
Austrian occupation has increased. There has been
encounter between the Turks and Arnauts near Ipek
Albania, which, according to Turkish reports, sixty
Aruauts killed.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Friday. June q. 1879.
The subscriptions the four per cent refundine cor
ti0cates since yesterdays report have amounted 10
S659,S50. ,,,,o, eo,,,oo
The surgeon-Genoral of tho Marine hoSp'''i
today IN making certain restrictions Oh 'nc 'up0i'
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
ALEXANDRA, Friday, June O. 1870.

Mr. Vivian, the British ConsuIGeneral at this city,
goes to Cairo tonight to deliver the protest OF his Gov
ernment against the conduct OF the Khedve in upsetng
last April the financial arrangements made with him
for the benefit of the Egyptian bondholders.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
FRANCE, ENGLAND AND THE KHEDIvE.
PARIS Friday, June @, 1879.

France and England have agreed to abstain
from interference in the Egyptian administration.
and will not require the appointment OF European
ministers Conroers-Geueral. but they will hold
the Knediye responsible for the consequences OF his
New-York tribune., 1879-06-07
A SECOND LOUISIANA WITNESS.

MURRAY, A COLoRED MAN, TEsTlFIEs AGAINST SEN
ATOR KELLOGG-NURRAY DESTINED TO SHINE
As A TYPICAL LOUISIANA wITNEss-iNTlMIDA-
rfnN RY spnEEoRn,s PrOpIE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

Sosih had sitieen eaAirmsnsa s. uat
Of sweasy iws. Ths Hoase ccmnitiecs
base pot hsea Asaeshced tat lbe soaih
I'D lhe laa's share q tie lasl eaaRross
AID ulll 10 the pfeseHi On Vie tsge ~ j
ihs situation looks rather 0m.aoas Be.
sides. me new maisaiiy bAre aat .has
isr e1hibilsd sery c9gei'iat5ae icm
per an8 seen - deny az Hsh,s aui
privileges % the minority. IS az a.
possible. Taking put abe touf millious
q blacks Who are practically without
representation 10 lhe present. gnsgcss.
add we Cad thar tbe Laws y $50 bo made
tor the whole couatry IS iho fepFesea.
tAiives Of rery small fracha. u h.
u is almost too mueb % hope that
measures passed by congress which
Is controlled BY such an eiemeal will
be vice aud jadicious The Southen
people cannot conceal their nnbouuded
boy At the lum things have taken. The
Washington RsPabIc, Democratic
paper. remarked that. after struggle
Of eighteen years 10 war and politics,
the ooufederacy has at last captured
the capital. aod the Okalona. Miss,
Saies replies
Yes thank God we have cap.
tared the Capital, and IN 1850 our man
will walk UP TIE White House steps
aud take bis seat 10 the presidential
chair
Then will our glorious triumph be
complete.
Then we will proceed 70 tear your
Amendments from the Constitution aud
trsmple them 10 the mire.
Then we will break the shackle you
have forged for the Free, Sovereign
and Independent Commonwealth Of
the Union
Then we will recognize the right Of
secession, "a right that is not dead but
sleeping.
Then we will decorate the Capital
with the pictures Of Davis. and Lee,
and Stewart, and all the glorious lead
ers OF Cause that is nos los. but still
living
Yes, thank God we HAVE cap
tnred the Capital, aud from that coigne
vantage we propose 90 rule the Re-
public in a way that win make your
radical laws aud Radical leaders for
ever odious 10 America
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

Daespos A still IA ger crowd a~ai.-
ca iraaspur,NioB 81 Mfliksa's Bend.
There j. 10 soatl n ny ruina that this
m9vement has assumed icTmidsble
shape. aud. unless some means are de-
vi5ea 70 ares, il. ibis portion q the
State sill soon be entirely dcpapuia,-
"a 0f ts laboriag classes The entire
congregations Of two Of The leading
Bsp1as churches q this parish have
already goae. and the estimate q The
number ,ha, has left sinec The move.
meat began is placed By the white
planters as high as 1900. While ]
deeply deplore The condition u things
up heTe. l am not certain bat what Il
will - productive 81 more good than
harm ia ihe end ia that Il has taught
the white people Of Louisiana that
there is point beyond which even
negro endurance cannot last,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27
NOTICE IN INSOLVENCY.

State Of Yer nont Manchester District ss
10 the case OF j. l.. Mccall, insalyent debtor.
pending IA Ha' court.
Where's Hufus II Conant, Assignee Of tho
e-tats q aid lnsolyent debtor. on the Nth dsy
% ware !, 1879, hIod his petition in said Court,
tstllp' forth among other thi6gs, Ia Substance
tha' certain creditors ~ said debtor, VIZ, v g
G =, Gregg ard g, II Green, Of the state 81
Z New Iuft, Under the hfm name u Gregg CO.,
% the 2@th t8F II August 1879 satd out their
/ writ n attach fHent sRsintt -aid ! H. Mccall. ~
/ turuabio 10 Bennington County Court Al the De.
/ ctmJcr Term 1878 ard On the fth day Of stp.
I teinba Z, l31. ga ted 10 BE- attached thereon &
I gEp real IS ate aBd large amaust u personal
/ l1nplry 81 saId Mccall All duly uttered
sBid Mr,t iu Esd efuri Of slid ptermuer term,
aefe Ea -sus E4HAs tHgiBg snd hat Joel
+ g. Bs.-r Isl Z usi4nH sttprBcy n eepff.
/ - ratii esHsc Bh3 pa i1R ttai sail tiRchm NJ
II aits pfntttA ahd rHtutn TO dts ul ~ by Oidtr
! ~ B. IS court lnat The Atsgure mas distributr
tal Saiis nl SAD gstato 90 the creditors ~ the
tbii MeChIagr fsbly H. tie siaiu e 10 sncb eass
pEotfd ID. IL "a her re- urdfred that the hear
log o ssid Prut4aa be- had Al the Office ~ aid
g3u g. No MtfcHeastl Aforesaid, oa The z2a day
81 A pni a d. 1918 81 ~ oe och A. ~. And that
the Aia GfeFR a Co. and an other persops 10
tie noe aud place ~ hearing pabiishiag
THE order Three Uteks suceessiYsly 10 the Man
obet tos J0URsAL newspaper printed Al Man.
elastt 30 sal District previous % The said ~
flJu knd this order be delivered 10 ur sent by
mHii W tho saii joel q Baker, At iesst twelve
dag- before ihe ga day ~ April, 1879, which
shHu bo sufficient p0llcs 20 The sald Gregg \ Co
and All other persons Interested therein 10 Gp.
pear aud sh0s eause II any they have wby
the prayer Of sAld petition should not be granted
Gwen under my band ana the seal % Haid
Court At Factory Point. ". this 2Jth day Of
1afca 80. 1873
i5gv nAsEEY HOWARD. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

ibe isssl veas set % mafs than
as aew tees suosbsr a stsFru's
aezs s. tAat sAese i "a careucy
fEh 60 ias teslness q tie e5uatfy.
He va5 aae 500 900 oeo mere
sftcabscfs 81. shat wosi3 ssi bim
asstts wep'a ea taai amapal oi
sate wbirA uoaIs be good money
"a ser tae eer8 lie 5agbi q kaou
'hss tsrly asy q ,be grra, nations
rce g1ge silver - moaey except IL
limited 4ma6hts = Subsidiary coin ior
dee Yrposcs q mAkfug change He
alss issors thc Cd state Backlog so.
pm. W snppase 'wlld cat aod all.
Now taai specie payments are assured
sad ite basibess q tie coupify Is 40 )
sound tags aBd i ro,i,ing al oset tbc
c.aaus ,be Dtma cfats vii make a
great mistake. We lbihk. i they Adop,
aay u these theories. The best tbiag
tbcy can o. i 10 pass the appropriA-
ton bills aud sdjourn till ne1t Deoem.
Der.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

Hgrss,mau Ntitehker. II Oregon,
att made ihe quick, - liip 80 record
tum Sn Francisco 10 Washington.
MHcaker beius . Demac at. and As il
@ae considered necessary 10 have
every Democratic member oa baud at
tbe organization Of the House, when
lAe extra session was called, be started
from Oregon. After various delays ho
reached San Francisco, but the train be
required to reach Washington on time
had been gone twenty iorr hours. He
hired special train, started at nocp
o. Wednesday the l2th instant, IN
pursuit ~ the one be bad missed, assi
made the run Of 1925 miles to Omaha
10 siaty -four hours. the usual tins be-
ins lol hours Al Chicago tho seized.
ule train was overtaken. aud sn Mon.
day. The l5th inst. a, OF. he rolled
iulo Washington, having made bis
Journey ACROSS the continent 10 three
hours Ices than Sve days. la 1852
Nh Whiieakss crossed the plAlus 10 IN
OK teaas. aud was Eve months in doing
4
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T rBm FOR DIVORCE
rnANg arNpxrR
Bees tsmaiF


wAi4BrEa i. eENpSrEi lans fssa.' tssa
frank 0su5utf = ssaaKtaa, Is he caauiy x
usuaaeita, hss hfaaght pc reaila g tas
Caaate sft usu 8 o. ksatn 8 Nan5hssirt
NttHsa sa4 20 ssaa Csaaif % ths A5sl faes.ist
81 Sare asa. rsFfuss aisae iAki he go AHialif
uafr8ea tu WAUtufR ksNreucF 0an8aef tAaa ~
&H9 Gagt l4tt fb She gNBrtv pf AeH fafk kaA
slslt g New = - Nss lois ttU Nr~ let
CaantF. stats " Ass 1Hft. iu Asgasf. isA tati
D. aa8 iho ssl8 WALKERS uts1 laet}hai a.
haslsa3 sad ulle 10 she Sac abssfvsass ei the
mssfsAEe osTenRnt aH be psfi baui sometime In
lhe suaf 1851, bot enr year s. iha unF p
Ass - til5s y thv oounn q NeN tals snA
state a. Now Terra lhAi if0n lss6 entl 1857
Ties htoi 10 Afhuston ia ths DonH'f 81 Ben,
nihstun aud slate af Ysfmaet, Thai Apo itt
iH 1885, Al sad AriihE ION. abe rsia Msltiats Las
ranss 9sranfr, sithsai issiifabie Cause uiiiaily
deserted the yet.tfanef aua has ever strcc o.
fused 10 live with itim ~ his siie hat ~ has
resided 10 tbc County q Heuninktpn, ih ihe
state n Vermont ranianuu ssiY for uiafr thtn
steven years last pAst. aHd ns1t pfeeHeAiuk tHs
hling bic pthtion j. Cpnti, ana pre- ins thai tbr
bonds q nsiumsuy eIisllng betsssp t1m kUl
the said WAabnrE nay BE- dissolved sud uili "
divorce granted sud dscrogd 20 him ~ said
Court
I 10 helng made 10 spear tina, the said wslltarr
l. asudner "a without thia Rate, that thg
aforesaid lbci cannot be served upon Der, u %
Z hereby ordered that the sAid Nsibutg l. Nend-
uer b. summoned and required 10 appear before
the Honorable County Court next % D. holden
At Manchester, within aud fot The County Of
/ Bennington, on the hfsi Tuesday II June A. p.
/ 1879, then aud there in said Cpau g xnsser the
aforesaid libel, by publishing the substance
\ thereof together with this order 70 the Man.
chester JouKNti, public newspaper published
ct Manchester, % said County q Bennington,
three weeks successfully, the last o. which shal,
I be ST least sl weeks previous 81 the hfst Iaer-
E daY Of June A. d, 1893,
4 Dated At bennington. this 18th day u March
4 4 Ii. 1879
JOHN v. HALL, Clork.
4 j O. McCotIoM ATTY $3.50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

We had always Supposed tina, Ste.
yeas. u Georgia. vas sound on most
- tbe great questions Of government,
bot Bic latest stterARoes show The
gtoaing imbeeiliy 81 second childhood
q something else. He iAgors the idea
II general lcgisla.soa daring the special
sesssoa q congress for the reason that
certain wropgs esght 10 be righted A.
speedily As possible Among ether
sliass he iavors The repeal Of the entire
tereaae system. the TAX on tobacco
hslag specially osilous as being az eE-
ees.se borden "a yirgiaia and Keu-
taeks sui oihes tobacco growing
states ne ought 81 have tsed long
eaaasa 10 have kaown by this time
tbst ehesc lhe tax Is laid equally ob
Al the tobacco produced. q rather
maaassciured. IA comes oat oi the con.
samef asd s9l aat u The pTodacer. II
lee ssE were tsnoved. competition
waald soan redaoe the price 80 that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27
n.tnnl - rn.rrn-

Gea Geo 2 Foster q S Marshal
Of le District Il Vermont. died 10
Boa Bs,au lis, ueek after short IN.
aces Gen Poster Na- well known 10
poti ol sbo army toys, having served
throughout the var. sod commanding
he Vermont Brigade at the hard fought
battle 81 Cedar Greek aud Oh other oc-
easions. tie was brave officer. never
aiaebaa ID toe hour 81 danger, aud
always having the best interests Of his
men At hearl. He was always kind
hearted and good uatured and generous
81 a lault. greatly eudeariog bin to all
BIZ friends Hsvisg been quite init.
mately acquainted with him We caB
testify to his good qualities Of both
bead and heart His funeral was at
tended by large numbcr Of his com
rades as well as by prominent citizens
from all parts Of the State. who testi-
fed by their presence the esteem in
which he was held by the people Of
this commonwealth. His most noted
exploit since returning from the army
was bis capture Of the Feniah leader,
Gen. O'Neil, near st Adams. at the
time q their raid into Canada, which
be accomplished single banded while
the Feuian general was surrounded bv
several hundred armed Irishmen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

Iu the Senate Nh Beck Of Kentucky
hls introduced bill repeating 30 much
u Tie revised statutes as prohibits the
appointment 10 army Offices Of persons
Nho served on the confederate side IN
,hc eiviI war The palpable object is
70 restore to their old places The for
sworn men who deserted or resigned
from tbc service Of the United States
90 take part 10 The rebellion. There
ate no young men beginning their
careers who engaged In the struggle,
$50 mid1le-aged men, not professional
epldiete. are not likely 70 apply for
mmistious The only ones who
coull derive any benefit from Nc
Beek'a bill are the old officers Of the
regular army who abandoned the flag
hey bad sworn % defend aud turned
lleir tms against il These are the
men wbom The Bourbon Democracy
deIl- liz a. honor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

Canada bAs s5spiea > protective
tsaa sdieh msy taeei their trade silt
iae luted ststfs EnRlaua ls very
nalt asspIeassd ibs' oac q her prov.
inces sao1la ihss Discard bss pet sheo-
d q free t'.de Germany begiss %
advocate a iana. asd it j. possible
th.l EsRIsnd hsseIf may Be- compelled
b tesot O. III - American goods "a
VI kuas ars getting 70 he qaite CON.
mau sefoss ihe water In tue Gaze %
Cassas towe,rf. ltrrc are very lev
maasfaeI6nes q protect and tae law
wa amount % llile more than taa
"a consumers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

The Joint committee OF the Senate
and House caucuses have recommend
"a that The political legislation shall he
aitaobed 70 the appropriation bills the
zane as at The last session except that
instead oi the repeal the law relating
% government supervision 81 elections
is q b modified taking away the APP
p0iulmeht Of deputy marshalr aud the
power OF arrest Tor Illegal voting, and
simply providing for Two supervisors
" different political parties to simply
wilueas the vote Such law would
certainly be Intellectual 10 preventing
naudalent voting. aud il one Of the
supervisors should claim there was
fraud tie other would be likely to say
there wasn't, SO there might just a.
esll Dot be any at all The Democrats
think the President woold approve
such law a. ths We shall see
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27
CONTEMPORARIES 40 rnk Faosr.

tuhFkDbRATEs 40 THE FRONT.
The organization Of the new Con-
gtess places the majority Of the re-
sponsiblc positions IN the hands Of the
people from the Southern States, nearly
al Of whom sete on the eide Of our
enemies during tue late unpleasant.
ness Perhaps this Is no more than we
ought % expect since a large majority
81 toe dominant party are from those
States 4 they honestly accept the
results e the war and legislaie for the
besl good Of the Whole country there
may be no harm from the new order oil
ibiBgs We hope ibis will be the case.
aud yet we csunot but coufess 20 a
feeling Of distFasi 10 the Senate
seventeen members were 10 the rebel
army and all Or nearly all, ranked as
GeneFal. There are bot tour members
weo wele 10 The uuioh army, aud the
proportion Ia favor q the gray uniform
i ueariy As great ID the Hose, ADD
tbs "Weauers = The gray are nearly
al placed "a responsible positions on
committees OF ihe thirty stand /.
ing committees Ia The senate the
chalrmanships q twenty-five have
been given 10 Southern members. Ia
the last Senate before the var the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

81 ,hr Grsenbaek caucus Monday
attended ~ "a congressman i wa
setee8 that u ass 90, bes, 70 auder
take financial legislation ~ this session.
While .ll present were willing TO vote
~ ihe repeal o the test oath and the
rmploymcn, u deputy marsbaIs. they
are net ready 10 concede that such
legislation can properly be pat upon
appropriation bills They believe tbe
Democrats Will have 40 unpleasant
time carrying their point, a. Il eir clear
majority over Republicans and Nation.
a's Is very small The Greeubackers
will support some compromise ia re-
gard 81 supervisors Of elections, bot
Nili Insist on three for every voting
precinct
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27
nOaLMIssIONERIS NOTIoE

GGoE0E DEHnrs EstAls
The Undersigned having been appointed By
tue Hon ProDtte G JuTt for the District Of Man
ehes ef Commissioners, 10 receive. eKsmine ard
Adinh All claims and demands of al pers0ns
against the estate 81
George Derby late Of LandRr9ye,
in said district, deceased, and al claims eghib.
tied Ia Offset thereto, hereby give notice that W
sii meet for the purpose sioresaid. 81 tbs lzts
dwelling house Of sad deceased Ia Rupert 0I
the i7th day Of September nest
from / O'Clock, p. M nnul O'Clock y. ~
on said day, aud that six months from this
the nth day Of March, 4. D., 1879 ~ be time
limited by said Court for said creditors iopfe.
sent their claims TO us for examination and a.
l0wanco.
Dated at Rupert, this l7th dsy Of MAieb
=. d. 1879.
wh. kOOT 90.
44sw DoHsON EASTMAN ~"