Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-10-29


Tho, % c 7lIn nor cen, az Tho rca,ber nredic-
lions were verified the past year. lie
reports the service as efficient and extend,
ing, and recommends an increase oil ehl's''u
'oN III '"'
The discovery of liberal league among
the students of the university Mt Kasan.
Russia, led to sanguinarv conflict be-
tween the military and the people, who
would not allow the students to be arrest
cd. After prolonged fire the rioters
were dispersed.
Dpowxrn-A man n,med Thomas
T,Esnr.ncn If RurIington W,s drowned
in NaIlott,s Raw Sunday cvonipo He had
carried a man across The lake in his Yacht.
and ,yos rotnrning when The hoot became
nnn,oroo,ooIJo and was RIM into MolIeit's
NJ - 81. .. oe,ct q, Iand;nr When
no.r ,bo storo .Esnranco s,ooj m, in The
,,anbt - ,,,o,'J hroten S,iI anJ II;nn;ng
a. ~, ~ 90 'ni,iah aororoJ H. -, ,f,on3f
overhoard and yvss drowned Uis com.
nan;oOs f,iiad ~ sccnro hi. ho'ly ,t last
acconnts
judge Hudson of Yazoo county, Missis-
sippi, in a letter declining nomination
for the legislature from the Independent
or pacific democratic party" says: " When
is bulldozing and intimidation to end7
When are we to have free, unawed and
unstrained aspiration for office, II canvass
and election? When is our mothers
breast to be unstained with the blood of
the citizen, and the graves cease to be
filled with tho dead on election years and
occasions? When are the walls and cries
of the bereft and widows and orphans to
be unheard in party organizations and
elections? Why the continued threats and
intimdations against those who may see
fit to organize the colored voters to vote
any particular ticket, when there are no
tickets but what are almost exclusively
composed of old and tried men of Yazo0
county? They know that there has been
bulldozing and even worse. They know
and we know that the Bourbon army in
time of profound peace is not permanently
disorganized and disbanded and can be
brought to the front again upon roll call"
D.NcEpoUs GANG or Tp,vps puT
Hons DE CoMRAr-A oano of five tramps
after oyerpowerinc n bar tender in Olean.
N. Y. ON "Wednesday. Got drink and then
stood in the street firing with reyolyers at
people passino bv until thew cleared the
street of neonle Sheriff WRIGHT arrived
shortly and onencd on them with n revolv.
or Uo w,e shot !, tho lon C;t;zops ;o;n-
ed him and DIR Heard shot ono Of the
tramns dead and John Collins shot another
dead Three other tranps fled to the
woods. they have been robbing houses,
o,oio , "nu Poppy un 'n' NJ um"S 'oa sov
last Friday ron Two freioht cars IN The
passenger track of the Buffalo and Phila-
delPhla road near Olean with winch
600 ,",r 600 oot h o"usins u'ni'se vi osci
injured. The intent was to wreck the whole
train that the tramps might rob the ex-
press car and passengers baggage. They
90 p ooo ,t 1 az nlt .Io ~ 1sel
are abont formino n vigilance committec
| 1lo IT.;.ol
no n''0'' 0'''oa commissioners Vi
patents has written letter TO the secretary
of the interior, in which he expresses his
terror and alarm at the accumulation of
n,odo1s Co. ,o+onts ,ndor which ,ho ,us
'I AZ, i.'''''''' ','u'' ""''l :'0 "'''''
OF inc ouilulhS are asreaoy Dulg'nS. AL
the present ratio of increase, he says,
before our second centennial. there will
bo =, accumulation Of moro than two
-, ". -,
n'lio" 'hooeiS' WHICH VIII require LOT
their accommodation not less than fifty
halls as spacious as those now provided;
and loro bof,ro opr oovorr,,ont sbol,
49,. l.,c ~,
nave "tV'iieu h''l lhc present age OF
England, the entire Federal district may
prove inadequate for the storage of the
n,i,,ions Of n,odoIs ,,dor which \ will ho
,..', $50 -,
ourleu. III Is says inc rroVluehce 0oAr@d''
certainly an appalling picture which is
thus presented, that of the entire District
IF Colrp,hi, brr;od nm dor ., accumulation
r. ,...4 1919 D..:; $500, IT,