Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-01-12

The second Presbyterian church 0, Cn,
,,c,o proposes to take the Rev. Jonh o.
from Belfast. and offers MIN III
IS. coo Involvement.
A deacon of shurch not thousanu
miles from Springfield was asked at
,brrch meeting the other night, VINO were
line candidates for deacon for the ehsuIus
vaar He replied: Lets wait TIL ai'e,
he Rarphardt performance-we can Ve'I
heller hen ."-Spriagfeld Union.
The treasury department continues 10
,oin from 81 ,OOO. 900 to $40, 0OO.OO0 oil golu
,,.,. month. and will continue to DO SO rs
In, ,e The balance of trade continues. as
at nresent. so much in our favor. ne
cola is maid out in New York Tor iorelgh
Gold imported in payment Tor exports
almost as rapidly as it is coined.
jaw Gould has SlO00OOOOo I'd CASH.
With $40 600 900 seven years ago ne
hrouOh, on the panic and some fear tha'
Ina Is oh,u, to repeat his old tactics. ne
r,n undoubtedly accomplish somethihg'
be tries. but Providence just now says
mo to any idea of panic and the present.
prosperous times are likely to continue
Berlin dispatch to the Times says
thai ON the morning Of New Year $ uay
LARGE crowds, mostly composed OF STU
dnnts made A demonstration before care
much freauented by Jews. They smash
od The windows and mobhed all the Jews
they met. The police were comparatively
Ihnlnless. Another cafe was invaded ana
rmptied of Jews. Large ana stormy
mnrlinos continue to be held, ana the
crusade seems to be gaining force, the us
now heinz substituted for the tongue.
Daring the year 1880, Hartford stocks
increased in market value by So,8l0.3I5
Tor Ibis increase 81, 03S,467 was In banl
f .to ks. Sl,S46. $50 in fire insurance stocks
$40 S55 in life insurance stocks SotZ' oo'
in railway securities, ana oZ'zoo'oo' II
manufacturing stocks Hartford concern
plld during the year dividends amount. ny
q 10 81. OS3. 50o. Hartford is IL city OF ~
553 inhabitants, but its invested capltai u
incorporated companies is over thirt.
millions of dollars.
The total movement of cotton to de
: livery ports during the four month
y nndino December 81 1880, the natlona
= cotton exchange at New Orleans report
+, WAS 3.447 100 bales, an excess over liz
4 year of 3l2.Ol7 bales. The rail mov'
- mrnt overland direct to mills during "a
same time was 257 $50, II decrease OF "
y 343 Northern mills took from all sou
II ces S397l7 bales, against 9lo'lof III
q v4ar. The total amount OF this year
. crop, handled at ports aud overland pom
If crossing, to December 81 was 3,I3t
" 5l7. an increase over last year OF 2oo.9
- bales.
10 A notable civic career has been that
I Mr.. Thomas A. Doyle. who on Monda
. retired from the Office of mayor OF Pro'
u dcnce having held it for sixteen consec
~ live wears save one. During that time
yc h,s $, en- the city increase its populatl
40 Crnm So 600 to 105 900 and its indebtednt
80 from 81 .4OO.099 to 50 843,0OO0. Duri
Vi his term of Office Mr. Doyle has be
opposed at different times by all partl
le mi there las never been an opposltl
m streAg enough to defeat him. It's dou
4 full if another case can be cited IN |
country when mayor of IL city has serN
'e for sixteen consecutive years with
az exception of single year.
III While the late Mrs. Cross (Geo
III Elliott was in Venice last summer rum
.ef cot into the newspapers that her husbs
ire had attempted suicide, or had fallen int
W. a canal, OF that some trouble, at any 1T
us hqd befallen him The London E1ane
' 3, now gives what it asserts is the true st
ne of the Venice adventures: While t
he were on their wedding trip-it is no
he now to conceal the sad facts-Mr. Vi
bo lost control of himself at Venice,
" threw himself from the balcony OF Il
M residence. Happily, the sea and not
lch Ground received him, and he survl'
emf but only to be placed in home for
i, INSANE : This calamity and It's Col
aurnt sorrow are believed to have gret
Ia" haslened Mrs Cross death.