Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL NOTES.

Marian Haraud, the novelist is writing
u history of Virginia.
DR.. Lyman Abbott is writing biography
of Henry Ward Beecher
Looks as though Grover Cleveland might
be the coming Democratic man.
Eaton of Connecticut and English of In
diana are among the curiosites of the politi-
cal deep thrown up into the House of Repre-
scntalives by the tidal wave
A painful rumor comes across the sea that
Mrs. Arab insists on wearing fashionable
train much u her husbands disgust.
Ex.Gov. Hendricks is said 10 be in a fair
way to recovery, the gapgrcno in bis foot
having been stopped it is supposed, and Il
healthy rccupcration began.
Mrs. Winnie Rcam IIoxic is engaged upon
n colossal statue Of ex-Prcsdcnt Garfield,
which she will present to the Garfield Monu-
ment Association of Washington. She is a
member of the art committee.
John b. Cough is &C years old, yet he
clings to the lecture platform in spite of the
dangers to which IL man of his years must
subject himself by constant oppearance in
public, and the exposure and cxertion of
iIe.u'ius to"r' Ie s'aTtcu 10 make a season
OF it little while ago, but tooka cold which
mas proven 20 stuooorn tnat ne mas ueemed
1t advisable to cancel all his engagements.
Thurlo Weed on the elections. Tuesday
was very cold day, indeed, and the snow
hap lyu trI,a lao, I Al, L.,
foro
IN ""9 D.." -" ,'"'. y. ..i'"'n"-
D'I ro.''','' 'o'''''''' -" ioVi NC NC
Puoiic"ns ''lu'iipheu ny piuiaii'Y Oh more
than one hundred thousand. The next year
t;ovarnnr Lv maio,itv ~ 'loro,, tSon Uu, d'
What has been may be again.
The majority for Cleveland /, Now York
is n, nil events LARGE cnorcb Int th;s ia ROT
49, g.. ,,..'. ,as,
.n' ''s' 'i'ic 'ncie nus oee' noou' IN 1919
pennsylvania gave Grant majority OF near
" l4o O0O oyer Greeley In 1858 Kentucky
publican. and in 1869 Clement L. Vnllundir-
ham was defeated for Governor of Ohio by
over ioo'ooo majority.
Now that the elect is over, some Of the
New York papcrs have taken the Jaw Gould
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'.a.' "S"'"' anu "'' ""uy "onuc''ne "iia'
w'il happen when mat dreadful man &C
qulres monopoly oil the collection OF
news.
There are tbose who think and M, with
a,, aa.1 r.aaa,, ,,a, Ia-, re-, ~.
ou' soou ie"'oi' l""' ho'u Duiie'iu Is INT
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,;or. nod ,o,. :, ,rr,. o., ,ho, ,I,a.o 400
t,nu - Co., u,,;, IT -, -
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the office,
The remains of John Howard PAYNE the
author Of "IIomc Sweet uomer arc to ho
brougbt home ia fins countrv from HE Ioro-
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y s'",o ~ iun.s' n'i'Ca' '''c eAPeusc pcins
ooinc ~, ny Mr. W. W. Sorcorah oi "ashlhs-
.on, Inc' VIII PIoDaVly itacii tHis country
next opilhg, ana VIII DC piaced IN YAK I'LL
Ntihctery' WEST washington
Inc legal tender case OF Jullcan vs. Free
man. 10 decide whether the constitution en-
powers congress 10 issue paper money IN
sime Oh peace comes oeiore tle lntei states
. Inup'cnno oout', uurins tIe plesent term IN
ne ne s'',io oo"' ueh. HcoISc washington
his paterna estate of Arlington, and will
probably win the SUIT. AS the place Is now
ins, ,ha;r lives !, G'I,u T;,, ,ho s,,, wv" IS
gained. will result in his selling the place to
Government.
Wv - ','''', '.o, Vi .p'""e' Ae''',
o1n'',''''''' o''S 80 nave oce" sen' ua."'
mA'oN Seen's " sue" ''la' .'c peop'e anu Mr.
% ~, ~. ai'ec as ~ t'ic h'hu VI Tue nc"
"'o''' ''e 'i'""e' 0"S"' " ''o''O''
Gov. HOyt of Wyoming Territory, en-
nresses tborouob satisfaction ovor ,ha ,vo-
,,,a, o,,r,,ro a,,,os;,,,a., =. 49,,
man suil'"sc experiment III that Territory
side Of .iustioc morality anJ ,,,c nuhlic vcI
fare, and seek to promote uprightness and
PURIFY IN men IN the puDiic service, ana
t,tat 'i's u" ;n Inc putting iorwa,u
Ia,os ''N' Va '"' 0"e' u '"''''''
"'''''
Mr.. Keller saved himself in Ohio by the
skin IF his tooth ard will bo common n,,oe
hhu'o "' 'iio '"i vi IMMUNITY III ''ie hcA'
in ,hni minority NJ ali fnr which raiief mrch
thanks.
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10 oorona,d - pon,,,l;o,na ~. ~
=, 'o''"enueu ~ i''puo'''""S No" III
Christening Tor The present seemeth to be JOY
Gus, but grievous; nevertheless, afterward,
it yieldeih the peaccable fruit of righteous.
ness unto them that are exercised thereby ~
Nov Vol, :, ,.r s, pa,,,,o..,
AVE-" .o'N 10 '',"'S no s"'u nep"o''o"i'
Arthur State. or n John e. Smvtb State. or
a .S,cve" French State LISA State tha,