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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-11-18

Winter is on us, but not yet the snow
The hills etched on the horizon, bare,
The skies are iron gray, a bitter air,
With meagre clouds that Rhudder IS they 60;
One yellow leaf the listless wind doth blow
Like some new butterfly, unclassed and rare;
Yonr footsteps ring in frozen alleys, where
The black trees seem to shiver as you go.
Beyond lie church aud steeple, and their old
And rusty vanes that rattle as they yeer--
A sharper gust would shock them from their hold
Yet up that path, in Maytme of the year,
And past that dreary ruined tower we stroled
To plucI wild strawberries with summer eheerl
-Maomiiidns Magazine.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-11-18
WeiDe Meyer

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH
Cure, a Constitutional Antidoto for
this terrible Enalady, by Absorption.
SPURTS Of disgusting Mucous.
SnuAies, CrRokling Pains In tho
Head, Fettd Breath, Deafness, and
any Catarrhal Complaint, oan be
eEterminated by Woi Do Meyers
Catarrh Cure. 'Zhe most important
Discovery since Vaccination, Other
remedies may relieve Catarrh, this
cures at any stage before Consump-
ton sets in.
One package genern-Ay sufilces.
Delivered by Druggists, or by d. q.
Dewey & Co., 1872 Fulton St., N. Y,
S1.OO conploto. Treats oand ro-,
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-11-18

A clergyman in the country had a stranger
preaching for him one day and meeting his
sexton, asked, "Well, Saunders, how did you
like the sermon to-day?" "It was rather
over plain and simple for me. 1 like thae
sermons best that jumbles the joodgment and
cOnfoonds the sense. All, sir, l never saw
ane that could come up to yourself at that"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-11-18

Iiniim1ent.

The most Powerful,
Penetrating and Pain-relieving
remedy ever devised by man. 1t
soothes Pain, it allays inflammation,
1t heals Wounds, and it cures
RHEUMATISM,
Sciatica, LumbagO, Scalds.
Burns, Stiff Joints, Cuts, SWELL
ings, Frost bites, Quinscy, Salt
Rheum, Itch, Sprains, Calls, and
Lameness from any cause. Suf-
ferers from
PAIN IN THE BACK,
Fever Sores, EruptiOns, Broken
Breasts, contracted Cords. Ncu-
ralgia, Palsy or dislOcatcd limbs;
and owners of horses, planters, me-
chanics, merchants and professional
men everywhere, unite in saying. that
CENTAUR LINIMENT
brings relief when all other Lini-
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tons have failed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-11-18

The Albany Express is afraid that a good
many people go to church simply for the
purpose of keeping up bowing acquaintance
with the Almighty.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-11-18
lYEIMG..SIEAM CLEANSING =!

Dress Goods shawls, sacques, Feathers, etc., dyed
oeansed and pressed without ripping or orocking'
Charges paid one way goods sent by express d.
ly27 M. HALE, Proprietor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-11-18
Health is Wealth !

DR. Z. G. VESTS Nerve and Brain Treatment
IL specific for Hysteria, Dizziness Commissions
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF Mem
ory, spermatorrhea, Impotency, Involuntary Ennis
sons, Premature Old Age, caused by over-exertion,
self-abuse or overndugenoe which leads to misery
decay and death. One box will cure feceht cases
Each box contains one months treatment. one DOL,
lar box or six boxes for fve dollars; sent by mall
prepaid receipt of price, We guarantee sl1 boxes
to any case with each order received by us Tor
six boxes, accompanied with FIVE dollars we VIII send
the purchaser our written guarantee TO return tne
money If the treatment does not effect cure uuar
antees issued by H. @. willard sole authorized agent
for Brattleboro vt. JOHN @. WEST CO., Sole Pro
pretors l8 and 1888 West Madison-sti Chicago, III.
Smith, Dool'tle Smith, wholesale agents, Boston,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-11-18
FROM BOSTON.

THE WORK OF THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
OUT DOOR RELIEF FOR THE PooR-sEEKING
OUT THE NEEDY AND SUFFERING IN THEIR
OWN HOMES BfPosToBs wEEDED OUT AND
THE WORTHY POOR HELPED TO HELP THEM
sELyEs-How ALL THIS HELPS THE TEN
, 1881-08-30

~
Arrcst Of an Embexzler from PlttsburE.
Aioph j. SchAdo, general bookkcepet for the
,rhr,l Natia,,ol i,n,r Of pittshuro. p. wha st-
ecnrtlcI sceT Novomt,cr sftnr miss nnronr,ut,
sso'.asu ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~, go
was arrested yesterday at bis home, No, :e:.. @ee.
North Clark street, upon a warrant swoe,
oNt ~ 's'suusn ue.oso , ~. - =. nssa'
heaS ~ a. h'.eef aaa eaaf.cs oeN~asA'
ts,,a ssoso ,,,e,, - t'orI -, xIn m n,vo,, ~
mno ~. "ete .pva WI" y. *ius'oo k!Heu ~
ahAde for tno faithful and honest performance
OF h!s u,ltlos In tho bunk. where h0 ha0 been
q1npeoyed for II perlnd of about thirteen years,
nn. i,r.t ns crrard.inv IN thc c.a ~ tha tlis,
"nu Htst - " t'@'"Vs' ~ t.'o ~ - 1,..",- ~" NE
covcrs Ut ule Ehofta9e' slaae 1911 flst8pura
Glandcstinety for New York, md tnJanuAfy laat
nntut mn IN this u1ty lie hnx sinco trarrled a
, 1881-08-30
DEATH or EDWARD John TRELAwNEy.

Null aufleea announce LUG ttcatl1 III oOlilpt-
lns, near Sllorel.un,, Sussex, England, Ut
Edward JOHN Tselawl,ry, tho Inst Ut the tle.
voted hand which fnukht for tie iMdepenlI'
c,,ce ut 0rcece a,,dnr L0rl Dyrn'l just sixty
years ago. Ono OF MI ol.i Cornish fltl-'
ily, TIC TrelawMeys, OF Isu!awnc, lso
was burn III l1o., aud luld u mar,
yul0lls career. III Ills "Adventutes ot
q Younger hunh no 4lyHs narrative Ot
SECRECY. 'rhen tlanctnx heRtMs, aud tho excite
tlent Ia Kept Np by copl0tls llbatlulls tle rum
I'LL p,,v or mora Ut tho performers full lNwW
hi Il lit, WltUn the spirit OF " "Voutlou" h 8np-
p0setl to hAyp e,liutetl tnt1 thenI. .l'llesa
orgies last generally tllrau Nights, Rlltl s1Ilu-
siiucs iUnget. Oll tue tlrst night Il cock IL
offered tp Vt ttln altRr, all lts blood h drunk
wuruu. On tla secQlIA ll!Kllt q goat Is t@pafetl
In tho sa1,IA why, .ltltt OH the third night
children are brnMght IN; thelf tl!r0uts nrt.
cut by the priest; ter blood IL handed r0!lln
mil tlrnnk Wnrli, altd their bottles aeo them
~ y iStoSa tl:s % Sacrifice takes plaea tho prlest
1rtsera Us Ilally clltldrgn nj llu requires,
They must hs of pure Atrlcai, descent. aINt
nit Oyur 10 yoata of nga. Ylesa children
aro iilsarlably Forthcoming, elther by bsi!l:
voluntarily given ~ " abtaincd "
oeinx stS|len BY woaSn Snv %lo 4 .e'a,1, makt'
nl8ht, nAkat aud oiled, lhey steal the ct,Iltl-
AMI, by admln!sletlnx. u llare0tts poison. rel,.
der It lasnnAable. It IL then conveyed TO II
y.eres placs TIL rtQRl1ed fur y sacrifice. When
, 1881-08-30

~ antldotc brings il 10; then IT, throat iscnt:
Children nro 0ften voluntarily given up by
their mothers for the saeY!qce.
is ceessart "ss to 10 % nya ltIAt kia H'S sonny v2MaS% ]
telnE; q ehi'.l Is preferred.
"A,,ol',or l,orrEblo custom IL lfaysi Is tho
."So strong il tho taste for tluma1, flesh
tiiB c!lEhtrgI they laSe just brought Into tho
world. The i'aris preferred arc the k1,t'ckles
w" "I.est It slo1t1d be Imagined that these arc
no! jn'i M ~ s E'ys {%o ''' WHIT; r ' tut sissss ss;rt
cat,nx @ @tya,als III %ehnii9 "' Il was " prove!i that
.rrcts !.,sens!big. TEe parents sMphos!ns Il
ntsy @ h s Is|sfr 'T|s T. IT, T't rsterc r Z 70 II; 4;
seltscs bY antl,lotcs. and tllcn !Iseftetl reeds
through lis slhe null s,tckcu the bouf from
thg heart. This llnplH'e! ct Port au Prince:
liz was tha !nt|,9r S'f nllggol,.setions .se oi
Iia "Iissaards M u sItsIcy. byM', IT," T. (t%" So'.
ttntcsl, published III 1915. q tllis last-t!,cll-
ttnnetl ygsu..ss i.a t!ays n well-teseryyd, cnlt-
YllMent II the memory of Shell and RyroII.
For tue t9riler l'o gtltortai'le.l u slncere . r.
sli:llcy's hoat wns. not wreckHl BY .thc
!iiat ttie lit,le vessel was run uawii
r. h. an hi l!M" oa shInS fsacTS o and 9,ts tias
nre loitg, lnw, heavy craft, carrying
+ lofty iAttsM mil and manned t,ss,n.!y
by l10scrup,tlolis rascass. Capt., Tretawney's
theory ,,stls tint the Italian fishermen werc
n.sare tl'at Shelley llad wit!l him q cai,yas
Bug full uf Tuscan crDwlIs which lle hal Ul-
talMrd frn,n Ills banker at !1eg'mr,l. These
.xcltel !hc|r elipldlly, all4 bearlng down OIL
Itlll AMI his crew to perish il, tho waves.
THIS theory Il borne gut 1y the fact that tho
YtgraH,Hrtl fsWnftAr ff tb ltnnt .yna stt,yn IN,
showing that there had l'ccl n collision. and
tllat there was no trace Ut the baE q!
money when tile boat was rnIsed tu. the
s,lrislcG at,a ballel ont. although everything
e!se was intaet. ! Capt. Jrchaw,.ss, With lGlgl
ley on the f,ineral pyfe, applying tho hrRln
tn the fuel which coIstlined tue body OF tlit
uslcs, w1iicii ,S ,tterwar,i forWartie;l ia III.
ta,nlly IN ~ Urn. rhe critics {llt not reeesy.
' 81 LID % tllnt they c'ntaius; "ene wor,i @ fo
Byron, two for Shelley, alll TEL. for 'I'refaw
mey." lie this Inv 4 may. Il IL untlisp,,tet
| the late veteran captaan.
, 1881-08-30
BEER, AND BEL1AL.
Annual yVlttxfzy War.


Dispaieh to Cincinnati Eu9airrr.
CoLu,lHus, T.. Aug, :1.-TlG Westervllie
District Fair IN now Iii progressi,, TINT moral
village, mud tllcre Is un immense Attendance
OF bucoltc visitors. Westcrvttla Is tho seat
ut Utterhcln University. but better
known as the plnc0 wl.ore they blow np
snloons, and their keepers, too. Will, gull
powder. The locality Inns y graaser sprink-
i,ng Of temperance people, III Its population
III proportion tO Its slze tim, my other rclt,t
I'll onto. The tlctllztils Elnyu bet,tt Dur little
troubled with saloons sllIoo they 1lGW tlp tlie
wretc'lcsl C0rbll Three ycnrs ago: They liaa,
however, IL lively speck II war there to:'!a1y,
which re,,.lnlls 11e at tic tinle whun Corblu's
llDtul was a lnnss Ef sl'1yernl ttlabt:rs. With
. euch recurring fair comes tlle. Wicked ugri-
cultural norse trot. which the erstilreD cal,-
natIUil, Which Is the Nesteryi'le ,lalne ft!r
beer, WIlieIl they are determined TO sQtleIGtl
7 II II takes NIL tic l't,yst!gr u town;
Al e'nissary e ths Esil onc, Nick Wl.lte9 1n,9
1'e lot ii ti,e fsar Of lie Corbln lloleI, aiut
Ilurriilotl the burgers by bringing IN l,Mga
load of beer, which lie beEat' 10. retafl. TlIu
strong l'rolllbItiul,ist. 1Io was illush exsr-
that 1t was to l'o llsel for u bear b00tll. Iegu!
process tu eyict Nitto wnnlA cunsumf, threu
tlays nt tho lenst, a!Hl BY that tl,l!G tug Fair
wUull bg uyer and nIl tho beer aalt!. !!!lfd
WIS n..uttser Een!eAy-naulely: tu take " t!tta
and lleuye hIli oil tito lot neclt and crop. DHt
White is kl,aeker, ulit tl!e btet!'rel, t!lors:
fore. after surveying the st9lwart eni'ssnry
to lIaye no persUtln! encounter. 'rllcy resorled
Ia strattgy asl4 bltIl hts!' aud str2nE fel,ee,
arolltl tlD enllro 1ut, fencing thu thirsty us,t
from tllelr beer. Tho soil 0t l}elEal, nothing
discouraged. ,noyeA hts kegs Mp to wl!ura ti!e
Eagb!n. lot aIjolHed = v,lcant slntcs4 a1ltl
as rapidly Ny ever. 1'llo temperance people
etNll;selptl 0llee ,aure. Ntck's move, MID went
liln ol,u better by hniitssng Il hiHh fence
urs,utl tho entire vacallt spacc. T!!Ia force4
Niek 10 capltnlute ~ tar ~ tho C0rbin io1
w,s cDllcorl,rtl, but lIe afterwards novel Ills
ke8s to another Apeli spAce,. nllu, ut Inst NC
counts, WAS passlNg 0,st hcer III torrents, md
the brethreil nEe Huce hlore bcateil.
LETS ilro ah0ut rvell NiiIntlg tho ullEotlIy
ilursuInc1l who eol,lo In ft1n, tho fair tt'
litRltt, aa to wll0tlar tlle beer.solier, will le
blow! np, buer nlHl I'LL, tlnrl!lg, thy a'len
Watches 1t lie night, ur Indicted utter tAt
ENtr Ii Oyxr,
, 1881-08-30

: Sptetaf DlspattI 70 TIE Eat{atH IF1San<.
MusKEuoS, Atlcl,., Aug. o5.-Tllo bo.ly Of
Neil Alckinnon, n man about 45 years old,
was found in the lake ncnr one of the mill
docks this morning, and 1t llas nil appear
allces Of having l,ecn badly used. THO face
wns gnshc, iii seyera! places, the worst cut
buftlu oycr tic right eye. Tie pockets wer,
pulietl out, ntltl nil that conld l'o found on
ceased. a CoraMer's Jury calne to tho coll.
clllston TINT tho liEall latl been lnnrtercd aud
t9lat tlio deest must have lge,s dona quite
recently, us the blood was still running from
tho wounds. Deceased Was seen on tho
streets FrItlny noon, and had tho appearance
ot quiet, temperate .na,, lie was utmost u
stranger here.
, 1881-08-30

hear from Paris that 9ouu tnteroat IL felt In
fashionable ttroloA there by tho announcement
at the hpprdActlnR marriage ut tho uApheas do
lttoheleu with ttr Hickman bacon. ugrt.. Tho
Iuohess, who heara tho historical nAnlo Vt ls1gh'
clleu, has boen widow about tWu years, She
Il tho daughter OF N. and sltne: I!cllo, Ftanuo-
Amercan.Issn,an starr ia tho flaangiaa fEi.!e. y.
lnunt u arls. aud It II expected shs will 1herit
premier tlarunol Ut Enxlan0, anl ,s known In
k1Vtoty chfGuy by tho Ecsn1rknbly ahoEt teslB ut
biz military G,rGGr Ii tho uu1rda. The IluGhea 4u
lEphelipu 10 st.nch ltonlu,. Cakhultu; br lllok-
iaa1 10 understood 10 loan toward pxtreulu hlt.
ual!slat 70 that It Ia mot ptobabln religious v!oWa
Wtll outr M Inslperabl0 bur to The HlAtch.
, 1881-08-30
A InnGH THIlE.

sIlko Ae1fcraa, tho Stock iarls thug who
atuuk u prNl.polo lntv WILLIAM, Btok,llop'a
house, had uut been captured up to late hour
last night. Ackitlop. lies III u very pre-
Daripus condition at bis home, No. sls +
utrcot. The loctoFa In astcatlanco say the pro!
p.at.fTsa @ T ~ Lynx, Hnd saat tas test .ana9s n:
and Gyu chlldfeu Iu potr eirpuu,Htaneea lief
farsn, h!a nsgai!Ant. IL we'll known throughout
on erlminRl charges, lo u about i've feet thrSo
Or four 3Eohea tall. ltout h4lld, sandy com,
p!ext0n. aMu When last seel& WAs ulAa " Q4tk
liaRpQRl 64it aud pl4ck kiQQeh hal,
, 1881-08-30
CANADA.

MARRYING A DEAD WfFE's SISTER.
Special Dispatea 10 7hs CAteaeo 1ttbtsnt-
81, jouS, u. B., Aug. 2.0.-ro-tiay III the
Divorce Court Judge Wctmoro delivered
Judgment In the case Of David pagh VI.
Charlotte Elma Tnas, granting Il divorce n
3iueulo, and declaring tho IEartlage void
upon the ground that tie defendant WAS the
sister Of a deceased former wife Of the pla{!'-
It'll, and tustltylue the plaintiff IN instltuttng
,M proceedings, the wife having left her
husbands honle some years ago md rejected
hhentreaties to her to return. 1'he llus-
band was directed to pay the costs. Tho
palIes knowing lti,eIr inability lnw-
fully to contract marriage, agreed to
meet mud did meet, at 1lnilIto1. i'll the
Staa Of Mainc, Wler9 such nArrIngtS IRE
permitted by tho laws Of the StNte, u1lM Wcro
naFlied, Intending to reside Ut New Brains.
wick 'fhey lived together rs husband md
sNffefor clever, years, nlii l,ntl several chill
dten born to them, but tic w!fo's consctsllce
being awakened to. the I1npropriety Of flle
.H9sniage h!ler tho p!etense of visiting
'idtods III TIC United. States, ssllo wont to
Rochester, n. T.. n1.t refused to return
hoMe, aIIegtltg tint she expected ct thu tInln
Of the tlnrrla4e that her husband would sell
outhls pt0pcrty In New Brunswick alNl re.
more to the United States. 1t WIS cln!mctl
iat tbe defendant that shu. hefng AlolMic!lcsl
inaState where suGlt q marriage WIS allow.
aeIe, was entitled tn hold tho contract valid,
Ih Court found against this contention.
, 1881-08-30
MARVIN. TIIls u1GAAfIST.
SptttaI E1tapateh tp T1ba CAteerq .ffInHn...

n.-'..."::,.. ~ ~ ~. nj Cssen',1,,,, ,sTs
Iloi',loND. W. aug; 1.-Co,ssaetap!c
stir was crcateI ~ Gus elty to,.lay oy the up
pcaranee o. Ihomas a. MARVIN, of uen, u;
a. Morton, % no now c'!lls h!lhsclt AZ
o'clock l,0 Was quietly taken to, tha IQllco
Court but tjlp tt,ot Of ilIs presence there soon
hoca,,,c lrnn,v,,, md rrant crn,y. osstnbic,l.
s,aM ~ NJ; "s,",,",'as os IL, .,"s rroat fcoss
'aaon ~ ls MoSs' ~. w a;o tsS .a keens s.., to1ts
The general comment upon IFS appearance
has Im,, nne ri wDt,,lcr tiat sucIl
""~ ,.r,1.al,, ti''..,,, 's ,n,1,,,s aIa ,~o,,
, 1881-08-30

Of sending fer cot, counsel, 4 ~ e , rs'est !. was
me or tho most celebrated CT! !usi6al lawycra
III Ills State. Col. Young. flDWt.ycr. after
iutktnx with him. said tlIstt tho tienrral nd
not been nbiu tn rnIse tho rentiisIt. nlnl dr.
elllied tn ~ lHlo thn casu Il,Ht ynt.
'rIM matter wna continued t,,tIl tho
7th .nf September itl 0rt,cr tn Riyr
!s1s?ssx !at'e9 s!aes. ?e eli bo t!!e ;s bxa%y
forgery, nl,s lnrcony, and Tho officers hi nk
they chil send Him to The 1enlteiltlnry ihr
atl,Int twenty years Otl those charges The
secret Ut his Krant SUCCESS with tic gent 10
sex must bB lit his smooth yOIct,, which lIH
municipalities slexsor0nsly. Ills cr!tncs sGntl
to follow lftn wherever l,G K0rs. This t,lDrll-
iDE tho Chief Of Police received letter FROM
Il youl,K lntly III Wilmington, n. G., III WHICH
slia suites Tint i,e hntt mnrrlcti her ana se.
nt0ntt for justice. II Is singular conc! !dellco
Tint tf,e vNry rMrrtAne ntMs tssaycr whtct! ycs-
ttrtIay took Marvin fru1n the train tn tal was
tint which had tuknl him aid his supposed
lrfu to tic depot 0u The nceAs0li VI thestart
on tho supposed brldnl toilr. Some cSl1lHent
wis created this morning ut tlayhrenk ~ Tic
discovery Nh Afalm strict Of the following,
cltAlket In. big letters M tho pavement:
"Alnrvin cn'1s last, night. Lyncf. him.;
int 50 fur III dcinUlsttAt!on Of hostile nat
iIrt, lInY heel nlne, l,0r is my tlOw Hpprt:-
)teltdrtl. Marvin IL securely guarded IN JUL.
, 1881-08-30
+. GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

A., Dtsatea 10 1ht Ch!eaQa 1ttbun&
1s,s;ns 1ss1A, Ga., Aug, a0,-trhe Senate to-
pcn.na s,..ea 1ae House Bill introduced for tho
nIutoseo1 creating Board Of Convict C0.n-
k,wsaue Whose duty atloull be to sta,.a
hs rssa'ssee ''essees and conylcts and 500 thai the
e4tIris ~. t!lo lease a,ld management OF
easa Ut Nus Garfield out Us Intended by the
, 1881-08-30
YARkTON's ARTEslAN WELL,

49, d,s,.aIsk1oS. u. T.. Aug, D.-At 400 feet
t,,'.,. e1s'S 100 iaukt0n artesian well-borers
vs1.s ,"xss nao"lnE water In a lime formation,
J1sa II. aosss 100 gallons per minute through
t,,,;aa aacI pipe. In the sauo pipe waiter is
sfa sfnnSaa Al5X feet Aboyo the SURFACE OF the
t1 t1' Nv J.. Illls ts tho tlsBt well In Dakota,
E1hsS,,i, y u cheap success. another will
Eei1TSly 90 bored halv Immediately. THIS
Hls xI,h xII,h'pahy asy will lay pipes to supply the
, 1881-08-30
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Nrv 1tNhSE11t' NEWS,
,,on R,snak. soak. Aag. @sa.-Assiyod, tho saller,
nti.a ti.ool ,toso ! Aug. aa.-Arrlved, the Dul-
csIsiIsa csIsiIa9x: 1SF@;Ss 1@si S-Arrlyed, the State Of
Shassfs1s, ss,a,a AaE, @.-,rha stehmstsIps City Of
Esoa. havaa hval Aew York, aill tha Iowa, of
isa SoatrseAaia Shs Aiag' 2.-Arriyea, the Greciap,
, 1881-08-30

Eoftldl Nap0tth 70 Tie Ch7tdoo TF|bNW
OLKAN, n. T., Aug. 20.-Thoj murder Of
John Sheridan, Of Oregon, ntgllt-watel,man
Of tl,o Pennsylvania Coal Company's works
Mt Ilttston, ln., which occurred Saturday.
l,as been discovered to haze been the work
of A1oliy-1laEalres 4 searellinF iTssstlsa, e ,.,
tlon y to ee ne a ~ the ease - w. fst oset ~
terribls Organization that was supposed tn
llnvu beei, entirely suspended llns rc9rEan+
,zed, and regular meetings are held nightly
iii oiltOf-the-Wny places:
, 1881-08-30
nRo1sE LA11.-pEEArTUnED,

En1E, Pm, Aug. a9.-Stcpllen Coleman md
Frank Murray, two tlcsperadoes, Succeeded
III getting out of 1all today through ioie
IN tho root. Ti,oy lnady for the lake, but
being discovered weru Ilntly pusslled ly oil-
cers. 'r!ley jumped into the water. but de
cItled to surrender rRthor> than run tho risk
Of being Slot.
, 1881-08-30
vOUDOU HORRORS,
Ca1lrisbaIiBrn Openly f'rncttael in flau
Island or lIuytl by Serpent N.orsl.lp.

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c1n,,nal,s'q orer.y rraest.sS IN te
Some months aro MI Euelisluaan Of rank
a,t fortune. nftrr tloroln]l1v cxnlprln,. lie
West Indies md T ylsltInr ' part Of tin spa,,.
is1 Min III his yacltt, came to t'lls
country Oh Ills Way hoY.c, White
here j,e submitted certain entries II,
tho ycsse,.s Inr m,u, rnr,n,n ,ms,ares In
his own diary to the Inspection OF American
tho hints tllerclu given wltl. an oyc to: co,,-
centratIny public ;.tte,1tiol on lie Progressive
md fsi bea'itf @ ID a oce 81 sp1enadiy pro,ictiyc 1 c
iyiutmi IL Iiuyti. This atIyIuu i1o seems 10
i,nvc tnken, f0r wc find III London TnnHU
Fitir Ut Aug, 10 tho following resume OF lis
o:sfs's :T'o rsiigIon Of 1Iaytl Is oste,slbly Ro-
md ry o prIcst r eslsbIse1 n i
country, but they nru really powerless in Tic
tse festws9siip Of sssESf religion called Voudon or
"'rLo professors Of sVoudou,' WHO lave
tho 'Serpent-loltse In each yitlugc.wnOI Inv
may nlsO be- seen on tile west cotst OF african
orlsina!lyG @ G s,''.s from THO GonKo coast, a,Hd
brate,i for theIr sklii as sorcerers aild seeret
t:liill.sjayers, a!ll caiitillajs. They npuuar 10
have brought their arts With tlle,!l from AZ
ss ey WIZ @ Ma osea t x prases Mns Sx @ hffe m seare ae
ait was, lnWCvrr, lnaji!ly owing to tho
power OF 'Vu,tdnn' tint llaytl was lost 10
The FRENCH. Many ot thu Presidents have
belonged to n; tl,o present President either
islles openly. 1t wpultt b. Improper for nc
to give np lily authorities. 1t Is sufficient to
say that tlMy: nru Of the highest, and Tint the
llabltants ot Ifaytt there nre only n, 600 that
| do not openly belong to 'Eoudoll.'
"'rhD priests Of this religion have gnt al,-
| sututo power, owing to their knowledge OF
ss Sno%iease sq ., wIe e osns vii @
iucn tltet,l 10 fiylilEe. tGsy crfi nfso,, either
slowly or quickly, painftl!y or 'tlls reverse,
! mud Gun procure n tlgut.llko slepp, TlIcy
Wish to get rI,i Of otlels either for eI,l. from
Iealousy, or the Hike.
"TIlo secret poisoning Is carried to ;,n
cnorulons extent. It gues o1l, il,,IeeG, undor
tic Ma.no Of sODl'. Wherever negroes are
isanu. It WIS stertliy | reSrcsseI'-iaore M @ SO 30
| tllan either III ,JAtnnlca or Cuba,3hNt sinct,
tilon il lbs increased 10 slicl mi extent t,t
suppressed terror prevails ll.iloug iii classgs
III liaytt, ,,,,,
chrls;Mlas 's nj, Witsuntle Win and 1T Easier sS r.
The tlrlnt II benten Mt midnight, and
tho pcoliig asscm6ie, Tjie corunlSIiv com.
raS,' By tp j. ost !9os tsrTR,s , oss q
caught With ills fat,Iily eating d snlnIl boy,
| Another Wus folNt tEetl to Il trey close 81.
| 'rho uau was nOlntel Out 10 ulp.
"I'hese oilsl,ses wrra punished, In one
e other s. six wucks' ln,pf1sSi,net,t. % tho tsal car
~ Vonioli I,0t nl,owf M Il Hrft1ter n1,ntsl,.
ment. ~ ''0' "''~''&" - '''<'N' ''''''"''
"iu January, 1881, eight peopio wcro fined
, 1881-08-30
YELl0W-rEVER on stilPB0ARD.
Special ulstatrA to 1ns CAttaea Is4buhe.

ATLANTA, ua., aug. :9.-An English
stoa,aar, lanlo unknown. and II schooner,
]lnllLn9 from Sontl, Amoriua, are held Mt the
NatIona! quarantine Station, Blackboard
lsiani, of tho GcorRin .eoast, with qu,ts II
number of: lmssengera. .tllwl, Wltf! yellow
foyer. AH no Intercourse IL llall With tl0ae
on slIpb0Artl, the number nj sick altl tho en-
tet,t Of tho sickness ,lre not known. I'aase
vessels WIll not bo alluwct to entor Savannah,
until tie fGyor llus Disappeared.
, 1881-08-30

DErnorr. Micit., A,s. :al-'rlle strike Mt
tho largr snw-,nllls III Dscotia, this Stale. i'll
ntg,ratetl last week, still continued nj lust
accounts. The SllcrfT nnu II posse ',atl been
drlvrn ar. Thu strikers want rcft'lEt!0nn nf
WHrktnK 1IntlrY from twelve to eltye1l., Thu
mills have s1illt down.
, 1881-08-30
Sunday in Scotland.
ik.,fl HFnft s3n,~ffs

e.It Ia dangerous thing tn tAtnper With Ecoseh
!nst!tus4on. Only u day. or two a4u rho Danuas.
Casste stua.ncr carried leqk lo4d Of exeutstos,.
1Kt4 down tho CtyaD OIL ada "HshQ&th," That
very ns4he she stuck On y asnd.hauk, and rs ono
Kos homo, Eoxt day har caPtalns ~ = At, fell
nvurboarsl, and WIS dFnwnad. 0n she thlsra tiay
pie ia SCOTLAND hayu much doubt Q4 10 what all
thAs Qc4pG
, 1881-08-30
ASSASINATED.

V1cKspuI.u; Aug. a0.-Chnrles Aaron, n
colorcd trayinan living near tho City liospi-
tal, WIS called 10 his door ut ii u'clock and
shot iead by M unknown pnrty. Vigilnnt
Anron ] va VAS nntfrlpg III nursing tic Sick
during the epidemic Of 1873.
, 1881-08-30

Ng1soNv11.1.E, O.. Aug. 29.-At Lick Hun,
three miles from. this place, MI Saturday
night, Dui1 Williamson, In quarrel, slot
two brothers, Scott md james TIptoIi. Scott
Tipton will tlie. Williamson vas arrested
Yesterday ut Luleska.
, 1881-08-30

sas,os! !HI =! BARK WESTERN SEA-, .,
taahluIns nas. - :.So.-Tha bark Western Sea,
4c,nt II. s oafRo wllicl. Gartlner, Fuller,
1saa .,,ss n,9s.'er asa charged with running
"eIpttsd IL t'1ts afternoon. The cargo