Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-25
Personal AND POLITICAL NOTES.

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thomas "a hu'soh gc'stwen'Y-iourp patents
MS week lor electrioa' apparatus ol various
'eSc''9'lofs' a'l "i winch he has assigned TO
he Edison Electric Light company Of New
York. Among these are II magnetic ore
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is very wise and able President
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change of political views to his relations
with John Kelly and Samuel }. 1ildcn.
Cetawayo the cx-King of Zululand, is the
lion of the hour, in London. lie will leave
for his home carly in Scp,embcr. Ills iable
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minister.
Probably the mos, fertile writer of fiction
living is the Polish novelist J. j Kraszcwsl>,
whose publishei volumes number tour bun.
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,vo,is " aso,;had 10 H." aideer ~ m,u,as ,,,,;,,.
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sun p'csS''' WIN II so"''' ''cau' ""o'c "'"'
and faithful stomach.
The I.ininr Dealers Association of Jndi-
ana have endorsed the Democratic State tick
ct. These gentlemen take as naturally 10
Democracy as duck takes to water. In
ONO they have contributed c3O,O0O To the
Democratic election iuhd.
Thor. are no,v four candidates in, Con.
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III ',i' "'.u VI '"X''''"' 10
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Daws"n s,r,igh, Rnnnh,icon. and / n
Syphax, independent Republican. The las,
two are colorcd men.
The linior onrs,ion ia lradinr question in
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'''c o''o '''"'ass' i"c '.p'''"'ais '"'o'
large tax on the retail traffic, and the closing
of bars ON SUNDAYS. The Democrats an,ag.
onzc that platform, and practically favor
free whiskcy traffic and an abolition of the
oaooa'h
In Indiana the outlook is for splendid
Republican victory this Fall. Many promi
nent Democrats have abandoned their party
and will vote the Renublican tickct-mor,
thnn rnouch il is believed ,n offset IN,
lnss ia tho Rcnublicnns nf hacr.lovinq der
mans.
The Alabama Senate Will stand as iol
lows: Democrats, 81, and opposition .. TIN
House; Democrats, AZ; opposition, II. y
the latter $ are kepnbllcans' Greenoacker
anu inuepu I i,en'oo.n's ~ .'o aas
and in The IInusc there WINS one R.nullico,
and ono Grrcnbackcr
| The Atlanta (Na.) CONSTITUTION Tor 'pru
dcncc sake" assumes that the Democrat
will mn, lac ,hlo IN mako fine Sou,h snlid !;
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| 1881, but will be able to secure l3S OF It's 10
votes This being the case, the Nor,her
States must furnish 6S votes TO bring tn
Democratic party into power in 1854.
.Iillhs tlli'. Sal'iulllu, 'nuli,ll' ,'.a,ia, Ne
ensure DemocraticVictory. Those chicken
are not yet Matched.
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iHc'e "'c oi' ""'e'c'' ""''"s "'e i'i
fish women. 1t is announced in London til;
Miss Marianne North has sailed for the Car
of Good Hope, to resume her task OF paintln
the nora OIL al parts o. thr "o,iu; AN, ~
nronosce The 1raI,UV saws. TO visit Mad,
gascar and the Seychelles Archipelago, bot
of which present rare and beautiful ohjcc
for the pencil. As before, she travels aoi
and unattended.
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