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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-21

The stores about town have enioyed
good Christmas trade.
Dan Guplil last week put up a nicely
painted sign for A. ID. Farewell.
The Vermont state grange met at Mont
pelier last wednesday. Forty-one grange,
We're represented, and 81 members of The
stale grange were present.
On Monday monument from Kimbalr.
granite works was placed in Green Mount
cemetery, to the memory of the late Pres
,oh lfow. 1t is one of the largest and
o"nusomest monuments in the cemetery
Brooks Post, No Is, Grand Army of the
Republic, elected the following offers las,
''venlng: Coz mrnder. H. A. Huse; senior
wee commander, W. L Lawson; innior
wee commander. G. H. Carter; quarter.
n1ster' II. NJ. Pirrce; chaplain, C. A.
sanders; lficer of the day. W w Moves:
FER OF the guard, J. J Y ,uny: sentinel
" oige Wade; surgeon, G orge W C,lhy,
representatives 10 department enctmp
'hent' ii. NJ Pierce. o, d ,ey; alternatrs.
- L, Somers, W w NJyes.
The lecture delivered in Trinity vestrv
tst We neSdav evening by R,v. T P
Frost enutled, " The Infant of the R ",
u ion, WIS certainly one of the best
Efforts "t the Class to which it has been
our pleasure to listen to. At the out, ct
Mr.. Frost named hi, "infnnt" Vermont.
tnd after laying solid ioun lation and
nr pairing HIS auiience for the literary
feast awaiting them, he proceeded TO show
N his pc uliaa terse, off hand manner, the
relations which our little corner of creation
sustained to the continental army in the
lays of its uprising. He pointed out the
ntttle OF Bennington as the most decisive
OF all battles within the borders of YER
mont, and argued. with the pride of a true
descendant of the gallant brigade, its sig
nlticance in encouraging the almost faint
ing continental army and in bringing
about the final glorious results. He spoke
IN high praise OF the position which our
state has occupied in the estimation of the
nation since her charter was granted her;
OF her representatives, in congress-of
whom none were more noble, more self
sacrificing or more reliable in times Of
national disaster. He referred in glowing
terms to the multitude of noble men and
women who have gone out to bless the
world with upright, useful lives, and of
the few who had stood among our coun-
try's brightest and best. He tried hard to
make M" of Brigham Young, but final
ly gave up in despair, and then apologized
by saying that he could hardly hold Yer
mont responsible as Brigham birthplace
was so near the Massachusetts line that he
undoubtedly absorbed the most of his
cussedness from the balmy zephyrs waited
from that direction. He finally set Brig.
ham aside as 4 frighttul example" of
what Vermonter might become under
degenerating circumstances We will not
cite further; suffice it to say, it was the
most sensible lecture we We heard in
long time. 1t would have done credit to
a state as large as Texas. We want TO
hear the same lecture again. 1t has inspi
ration in it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-21

MONTPELIER. VT
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 81, 1881.

Wedest-e to make the FREENAS particularly vAlusbI
fors news from all parts Of Vermont and our friends
different parts Of the State especially in Washing
ton. Orange and Lamoie Counties will confer Eres
favor upon us and our readers by sending us loca
Intelligence. Give facts and we will arrap,,e mn
or the paper.
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JOSH BILLINGS HEARD FROM.
Newport, r. l., Aug. IL, Is

Newport, r. l., Aug. IL, 1880.
DEAR BIrTERs-I am here trying to
breathe in all the salt air of the ocean, and
having been sufferer for more than a
year with refractory liver, | was in
duced to mix Hop Bitters with the sea
gale, and have found the tincture glori.
Gus result.
have been greatly helped by the Bitters,
and am not afraid to say so.
Yours without a struggle,
81 :w2 JOSH BILLINGS.
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,,si5Iwl
, 1881-08-08
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Licensed to OrGanlxe-Stntc Board OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lteg!sfcred-ln.
lcrnui-lsuves.Hc Collections.

Licensed to OrGanlxc-stntc Board OF
observation-disclosures ltegIsfcred-ln.
tcrslni-lsuveHuc Collections.
Special Di,pateh to Tht Ghle.tav 7f!bpns.
srNlsnptE1.p, ILL.,, Aug. 7.-Tho BccrDEary OF
6tnto yesterday luunsed tho follawlnR c0rpora.
tons: Tho Merchants pnrccl. Delivery. tom.
pat.y, OF Chicago, catnl etock, t:.s, ,kU tIeorpur-
atu1a, W. ". Chnrcs, 4. a. McEuct,, F. u. Mich
us. Tho IAwur 0raiu-Dryer manufacturing
Company, Ut Chicago; capital stock, s:oo,u0;
lnuorporatora, John q. Roberts, Jutnes U, Cox.
zcns, aud j. i. Stevens. Tho Wyoming Mining
mud Milling Cou.paay. Of Chicago: capital Btock.
S:O0,00; tncorporators, Z. J. atrMtnbcrg, Mug.
ulus youngstedt. a1ld Chnrlrs ". 1lurnlek.
~ certificate Ut organization was Issued 10 the
Christian AID Hooluty. ot fIcknoyslllc. Porry
County. The Trustees aro ltichnnl lsc!dct,,
Wili!utn c. Smth, Jelf ChAppcl, and Mnjor An.
aterxuH.
tbs S.nte ltnarh Of Equalization will com.
1lelc0 fts nnt1unl session III tho eenntO Chamber
li,,.,,ls 't"Ii Ut Ituo CITY OF Cairo a,nountins to
.atU were registered III tho state Auditors
otlIee.
Thu Auditor yestprdAy Issued to tho Arab Flro
Company, MT Caifsf, $sa..iN wArr1lnt fur lAul.
aEes 10 unxtllo ut tho Anna Insane Asylum tEro
ii laS USiica statos lntcraaI-royonue colloc-
t!ons j.. this district for tho mouth Ut July WIN
$luss,etl.1t,
, 1881-08-08

Funeral Services Over tho Remains Of
tho Lntc Ex.(sov. john J. l.ngloy, Of
nfIchlgaN-OtIlor 0bseQules.
apst1al DtspateA to Ths Chicago 1ribane.
nErNolT, atfoh., Aug. 7.-The obsequIoa Of the
lato ox.Oov, John J. 1,Hgley took plAco to-day,
and were Of u 1nost lnlposing chas1.otor. Excur-
BLUM trains woro run on nil MichIsna railroads
colltorlng hero, md hundreds Of representative
nen from every section ut tho State assembled
to pay tic lust tokon ot respcut 10 tho most pop
ti'Ar g0vesior 5b3fchiKAn over hAtl. NGpsu.
BentNt1tus Ut tho tpGaeCu tEulao fruM Chitnktl,
Cincinnati. and Now York wrro pFgsent. Tho
stryIGua WUrtl bold At tho fnHEily resItlGges Ut
O'clnck. at which hulr the au!nccnt stseets for
Hlaty squnTes WGrc t'10ekaled with people. Tho
!1iRl accnsAtsuns Wert profuso an!1 geKant.
THO Hoy, Z: H. fnrbush. tnrucrly Ut Chicago,
delivered hrlct funeral a.drrss, and Il funeral
uration was spoken BY Chiet- Justice Narstnn.
Ut the Supreme Court. WIN puiuxtzual tho .!o-
EoMacl and reviewed ha cti5n4Nt survives 10 the
6tate. :sc0rtcd By u battalion ut city military
ntl1 followed by 20ythtclps together With thull-
sai,ds ot poop.0 On foot. tho body WIS borne to
Woot!HIoru cg1n0tory.
STHEATn!: ~. Aug. G.,-Tho funeral services
Of Nss+ u. \. Me4neE, WhG lfud OF intermittent
fever Might heforo sast. tu0k place ut her ro4l-
dcnco ut 10 0'el11k this lnDfnlnG. liBr loss Ia
HteAty t0lt by hcr Family ant tho large utrtl9 OF
trtatlds III which sh0 moved, As Rliu waa I'LL aS-
fcotlonato mother aud q Koul nolRhb0r.
, 1881-08-08
CASUALTIES.

LIGHTNING FROM 4 CLEAR .sKT.'
ElfANLESr1H. 8. e., Aug. s,-Furthcr "details pf
thu cnthattonho by lightning in darlington
Coanty st,ow that II party Ut twonty white men
ut work un tho public hKhwnr Atoppci Under M
onk tree for rest and sheltor from tho Au.l.
Cio'tds wcro visible Mt tlstatEcu, and r.ln wns
fallInT sofne nttns away. but IN tho Immediate
l1cal!tr tho sun wna shining, tho Hky clear, md
inthinY Indicated tho psescnco Of electricity.
onn of theIr nlmbor had siappoa III fuw
ynftts for watcr, whun suddenly n ter
rlt'o crush startled him. uni, turning,
sumo parnlyxr,l and Htior* wnlnlcd and
STRUGGLING III tho throea OF tloRth. j. u. Mazln-
~, 1tuius MAzln11. Willie Wnters md Jollil u.
Gatllng were Killed outtlRht. 1lIuse were all
yulhK men rcc1ntly tnsrriett. Twelve otlors
wcin struck at't1 tntIre Or Lynn sttnnel nd n,itl-
Iatss. sttI,e 1 ',r9bnuly tasay inItlre 1horewas
, 1881-08-08

Indications OF Lively Itutnrus uc.
tween the Young Democracy and tho
Old Heads.

Indications OF n Lively ttutm}aus I1c.
tween the Young Democracy and tAo
Old Heads.
speeta, Utspatth to The Chtenoo Tribune.
CotuMnrs, o., Aug. '.-Ttlerr Is nlready strong
Indications Of Il lively rnmpus III the Dcno-
cratic ssuts ConlM1ttec, brought out by tho up
pulnttac,t ut tho clerks to du tho campaign
work. The young mtn Of tho party who NJ ubiy
c0nlupsed thu Stuto Convention And nominated
Mr.. l.ookwAltor US ths ea1ldldatc tor UoyernUr
atu sadly out Of sorts over tho appointment Ut
yhunR Thompson, a son Of joint g., to thu chtur
cierkshp. IL ts clu!lMeu that thu Chairman IT,
lcc1ed hy themselves has thus cssrly e',o"tl tIns
selt Us nero lump ., Of dough
IN tho hands Of tho willy politicians.
and llns tlled tho Committees ro0u,s with
such nIatcrlnE HI wna offered by Thompson and
bis friends. After nbns!ug Thompson a.sd tho
comtnIttee In general. tue SultiuB CHptai, tho
young mems orKan, s1ys: There Art II uumbcr
Of young Democrats In this city whu IRE honest,
Actavc. ,11u hnsu tue KtWi ot tho party ut heart.
;n.f,.uy: "sa v aro % srs. tcse socss III aad " haso
bcrn f1und worthy nnd tr.te. Why is 1t that
none of these arc eyer rewarded with fnt cau,:
60. intended to tnnk4 I'LL hcre Ii tn E'o Elt,ucze!
lemon. aud these fellows mentioned M cotnt''nn
suckers. Thuy ncel wittchuH." l.!st night
thurs WIS stnt tu thutr Urss1l II pofI'crGua Ut!-
tUriui, fresh fron! tho Democratic nursa.. tn bo
"is Wis lsdp cslmr..tsiS a..xrS It'll II thu In i.niurs.
nrtlcu uiu returned The nble Artlvlo 10 tho l,un.
tK.ratc Committee, accompanied 1y cotul1,u-
eNert that wilen hu required the uss!stAnco Of
snake III Inc iast kne~a; Hat IT. u '., ito
Ssh psuer III his ow,, Ss way. 10 isycly were n,tcrs
il TUG cot',mitlcc-ronn, 1t ~ stated ni Kotl a.l-
st 70 s esse % ihe e iueoaor"ey S5isS
hal THUS ihr tnn1v the Committee conspicuous
, 1881-08-08

~ MulIDENOU8 ASSAULT,
Hbtk5af UHpIffh 10 Ths Ihttaop IffhuMa.

KEOKuK, H., Aug, 1.-Yosiorsluy, during the
performance OF Fosopangh's otruus In thts city,
John q. Ioyt!. of M0ntrose etlRaRttl fl dispute
with number ct Ganya1nlon attached to the
show, lloyd had betn drinking, aud attempted
to entcr tho cany,ls at tho wr0nH pluce, and
whom spoken u roughly by tho man III phArHc
resented Il. A crowd of clscus.fOl10wurs ut
once aasgulb!cd. Oue Vt tue purity struck lloyd
In tho favc from tho front, anu whlIo hu WIS
occupied in war.llu9 OF tue attack ano Of tho
party slipped IL hIs rcnr and uealt him Two
lnArtler1li blows. 0ne on tho left nrln tho Dther
Knocking hltn' to tho grouilsl. huyaral paFtiea
wert ATrnsted on suspicion. and aosno Of shu elt-
~ t1ena H. avrs ssy;ey aety nants e ;So
rpwnr.lly hsuw. a pretil,ItAry hearllg wns hulA
nra 4ls lall liked ut ,K4. which falling to fur
ta!ah he wua rem &ndgtl lu JILL u whlt trial. Ills
Victim u atlll ln critical 00n4lti0n.
, 1881-08-08
TIRED OF LIFE.
4 brave ngan IkoscMcs desperate
Woman Who Iuulpx into tho Niagara

a brave nGan Isoscucs Desperate
Woman Who Iuulpx Into tho Niagara
ltlvor.
Sptstat DtspateA to Ins cAttaao 7ftbun4
PROSPECT Ilous., NlAHAHA FALLS, Out, Aug,
7,-Nra. kate Adams, rosld!ng ut ldo Cednr
styG9t, Buffalo, attoMpted tu commit suicide
lust n!xLt by jumping lnto the Nasara ktyer
fUlA III fEunt ut tho rulp.lnIll Just
aIoyo the American Falls, Shu Wis naticosl
BY Miss Ward, III attcndMnt ln'a cnraosty store
near tho spnt, to act styuuyoly, but. not enough
to udtplt vi tntorfereuuo. although her moyv'
monts woro wntchod. Quick ~ u tIush slra.
Albums ,uado the fearful loap. alEaa Ward xuvo
the alarta. Mr. ". a, Phl,pot. wha
TO thn 20 sts:o nSan: a0xy f'st; xtat,s
10 throw oft biz m Goat aud ypst; rA1.
iown tho bunk s0lne 1oo fuGt, whvrc tho !uly had
tlFtftoa lntl, ~ oi.ly. plunx14 Into ih9 stream
and brought boz tafvly t1 laaa. itass tae mlA
would hAye tceu CARRIED far nut Into TUG raplds,
wheFa ~ huclaN MD COULD 4aya scAehed hur,
aud IN II fv.Y lnDInuntA shV would hRy9 beoli
lnshg1 over tho AtnuslcMn FAlls.
, 1881-08-08

U1EOWNEE.
Spftfaf Dl.pateh to 1'As chtedeo J'rfhune.
AStlnf.A. Ind, AuY. a.-1hthor Forward. n
rcstsleht Ut plensnut Lake, thts cnt1nly, was
drowned lust night whilo hathn9. Two coin.
pnnto,ls will, hin fntlctl to ronler any ait.
Sptctaf Uitpt.lch 10 TIT Chicago Trthunk.
.fiALEsnunn, IT,. ANT. T-Chnrcs, u E-ycnr.
tho First Ilnpi!st, Church in this els, WIS
'lrnwtc,l Inst evening wI'o bathing In tho rail-
rpat r.sErv1lr Gust or the city. Every e[ENrt
Us tho cDtnlllnctl medical forcu Ut tho city fMEled
tn rtat,sutMtc him.
ANNAPOLIS. yitt., Aug. s.-w. u. 1ngse4 or
ainre, lit tito Nnval Academy, wus drowned this
after1uun WhlO butbtng.
, 1881-08-08

&Psea14 ut@pdHa ~ iAs tAHa3o 1T11&n*s'
Sr, JusEpts, Mtch.. AuE. mo dMnaRa y
cropa In thls county ID reported {rom tho axcos.
elyeiy hut weather Ut tho pass week. EyerythluA
wHa well wnteroA by tho heavy showers that full
Just buEur0 the dry spoil, aud from prctant indI.
cations corr. oats aud othqr .oropa paced
through tho hat s1Hll without being damaxad
4 heavy suIn fell lust a!Rht. aud although It viii
not Foally, necessary to vegetation. eyergthlnxlt II
Ioukuy much lsttee to-day, aud ull. fears thai
n.Ixht hayo .ax!ated regar.l.uR drought haya
dsappeared. Oats x!ll ", IN average crop. cora
pso'a!ses l95gS yiela; -. :, ,,,,.,,o ,,,,.,n.
IACKxUN,. Mteh.. Aug. T.-The cat crop Jus!
harvested u found a. oo AN unprecedented
s,Elpisei by tho army. wUrtp. No drought III ths
c0lnly to speak of; Henvy rain last sanlay
all waok, and porn Ii bootulu9. wal hAvs blH
osop' asa 5x efGp q % T.. sss s9S ksasse
AZ ALLSaAn, Mich. AIR: f.-whsst shoat ha!tM e 7
su.isr. :. No lriuyht. Oats . ,lull esup. U4
year tos apples, though there u \ fair amooW
, 1881-08-08
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Hpff3ak pifp1teh to @h4 EAttaHQ 3fttuttF,

DkTRolT, BtIch., aug, T,-1ohn Cayanaugh and
William Harrison, OF Toledo, wero arsostvd to-
night upon eharxo OF ulusdertuK @ra n. kel-
acy, a {oFluer prominent tea .uusrhant OF Tolo.
DO, WIN vt late. OH account Of sutno trs,lllp In
hIs Gtomcstto rotations, bus been drinking hard.
liz was missed ast'Alonday, and Tuesday, Aug.
y. tho body WAS found hoat!ng In tho Mau.uoo
River, bruught to tho surface BY Wabuah pro-
pel1er. Nts thrDat wa found to hayo been cut,
and thete were saverul xAshes III the head aud
faoe, CavanAuxh and Harrison Qre known 10
lie police Ruth0rites OF Toledo ~ vloi0lla char
aoteEs, aud taelr disappearance about tho silne
Hs Sars ha has %srS %
neote4 with tho csluv. kelsey was hsliosc1 70
, 1881-08-08

Fl. I1ottts. Mo-, Aug. S.-ft IL stated hero to.
nlnht thht poko woiss, a notorious character Ut
this 4ectf1n. nts0 supposed 10 ilavp lMcn ono ut
tho roltbers ut d ltnk Mt HIyertDn. Ia. Il short
time ago. and who hAs beon inuntIonud II, c0f,.
nectton with tho Winston train roh,nrr, Il t,o,v,
III ctEnpnny with tiftcen ottler wcll.nrn,cI men,
believed to he tho Winston r0hlrrs. hiding IN d
swamp nj tho lHnk Of tho Missouri River npt,t,.
Al Atchlsnst. kns II Is Als0 AtMt ted that Shrrlf
9'hDtnns. of buchanan County, Ntufshnl Fsrovl1,
u l'lscrnn. Ia.. and MarehAl 1eRuet Ut ltn,,sas
Litt. Will 70 tiowti tn-morrow with arxs tA,sse.
tl1rr.t!hd the swMtnl', and enpturd tho men ii
, 1881-08-08

=
LATELn HOOK, Ark, Aux. 7.-Tao Hon, ]. r,
Dentoa, Htat0 Superintendent OF Public In.
strAcuou. has apportloned tho scAool revenues
to tho different Oountles, the totals beIng $i45..
l7do7 In Htata scrip aud I'll, ,t9aps in o1srsncy.
Each person between tha nReA ut o sn1 II ycnts
receives lu scrip .V07l Ut dollar and IN currency
.QlaT Of Il dollar.
, 1881-08-08
: FIREMEN'S TOURNAMENT. !.

CoLpwATEls, bitoh., Aug. '1.-ureat prepara.
ttons aro ho!ng made hero tor tho third annual
Btato tEonen's tnuFnananL 10 be held In this
city on thu 1th and 8th Of next uonsh, AL tho
available hutel room has been engaged for sou,e
time, aud private apnrtE.sNts Arn nuw being
ongHHeS. It IT, expected that the largest mum.
Will be on hnttI to participate tn the contests.
S.sprss cSn,pssnls' from oat''a tho s'a'a have af*o