Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-11-22

Lucy Hooper writes from Paris that
among the articles taken from The bOuy
of the late prince imperial was small
morocco case which he had worn upon nus
breast, containing the picture oil the
daughter of a London tradesman; and the
latest romantic story concerning the prince
is that his mother sent him to Africa TO
prevent an imprudent marriage.
Flushed by their victory at the late elec'
ton, under Buffers blnner, the Boston
democrats have started in to grab full
party control of the city government, and
have nominated for mayor, Alert Palmer,
who is politician pure and simple, and
who represents nothing but the machine
idea Of spois.
President Arthur will call special
session of the new Senate Immediately
after the 4ih of March to cleo a president
pro tenn, who will be acting vice president
until March / 1885, and would become
president in case of Mr.. Arthur's death.
1t is believed that Senator Anthony Of
Rhode Island will be chosen.
Recent observations show that between
the coast of New England and the west
ern rim of the gulf stream there exists M
Arctic or cold current running south. Ga
the bottom, under the cold stream, the
fauna are identical with those OF the
Greenland sea. In the month of August,
at distance of 60 miles from shore. the
mean temperature of this stream was
thirty degrees.
Tho construction of one of the largest
English ironclads yet built, the Bendow,
has been entrusted to the Thames iron
company, Blackwell She will be twin
screw, steel armor plated barbette ship, of
| 10000 tons, and is to have engines of
$500 horse power, working up to under
forced blast, $500 horse power. She Is
intended to mount four Cotton guns, but
ultimately it is likely she will carry guns
of much heavier calibre The cost of
the vessel, hull and engines will amount
before she leaves the contractors promises,
to nearly 100000.
IL find," said an old man to Boomer
ang reporter, yesterday, that there is
absolutely no limit to the durability of the
teeth if they are properly taken care OF.
never drink hot drinks, always brush
my teeth morning and evening, avoid all
acids whatever, and although | am 60
years old, my teeth are as good as they
ever were" "And that is all you do to
preserve your teeth, is itP' Yes, sir,
that's all; barring, perhaps, the fact that
put them in glass of soft water nights"
Laramie Boomerang.
The jeanette inquiry bids fair to bring
out bad blood and create gool deal of
hard feeling. The charges preferred
against Melville, of cruelty to certain
members of the expedition while travel
ing over the icy fields of the Arctic region,
are supplemented by an alleged interview
with Mrs. Melville, who accuses her hus
band of cruelty towards her since his
return, in placing her in an insane asylum
The expedition was of itself bad enough
since it was nothing more or less than
a foolhardy sacrifice OF men and treasure
in search after the unattanable; but the
sequel seems likely to result in revelations
discreditable TO parties concerned, and il
will he long time ere the public ear is
relieved Of charges and counter charges in
connection with The ill-iatrl expedition
There WAS Il severe fire in Ludlow last
Saturday evening, by which The dwelling
houses of A. X. Gould and James Petit
grew on High street were completely
destroyed. A sad fatality was connected
with tho event Mr.. J. II. Clark, one o
Ludlow best known citizens, by over
exeltion 0nd excitement aggravated ,
heart trouble from which he has suffered
fer some years, ANA WIS pro- rated while
assisting to raise some ladders OIL one c
the burning buildings. Conveyed to hi
home, he gaspad few times and died. l
IS thought the fire was incendiary, rs ;
uspicious looking tramp was seen prowl
ing abou; the bindings. Both houses wcr'
amply insured in the Vermont Mutual.