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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-24
Saturday

morning found fair number assembled be-
fore the speakers stand at 1890 a. M, pray
er meetings having been held previously. At
this hour the audience listened to a practical
sermon by Rev. Ii. A. Bushnell, formerly Of
Hydepark, bis discourse being from John vi,
a.
A good number were also on the grounds
In the afternoon and evening. The sermon
by Rev. Clark Wedgeworth of Bakersfield,
taken from Prov. xiii, IS, was most excel
lent. In the evening at O'Clock, Rev.
G. +. Buckley of Montgomery preached.
| Very good order is preserved, there being
vastly less drunkenness than on former gath
erings. This fact may 10 some measure be
due to the opening meeting of the week. II
that much has been accomplished, the meet
ings have not been in vain. The meetings. will
continue Monday, Tuesday and Wedues-
day and pleasant and Profitable time is an
ticipated
sunday Morning.
AT an early hour trains were arriving from
all directions. Several prayer meetings
which were largely attended were held In
various tents on the grounds during the ear.
lier hours Of the morning aud at 1890,
Presiding Elder Morgan called to order and
to seats the larger number of people then on
the grounds AS usual, the services were
opened by several pieces rendered by the
choir, followed by prayers. The presiding
elder then announced that the Rev. Peter
Merrill of Enosburgh Falls would preach the
mornings discourse and that gentleman
proceeded to preach very ably from Gal ii
20. Rev. Mr. Merrill, who is au earnest
, speaker and one OF the Oldest preachers oil
the district, was listened to with interest
At the close of the sermon several gentle
men followed with short remarks, the ser
vices closing soon after. The time until p
M. was taken up by social meetings in til,
, tents, the dinner hour, visiting, etc.
Following the opening exercises and praye
s the large crowd present listened to ser m,
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u.pp,ro FOLKS CLUB BALL

The Y. N. II. A. hall was alive last
evening with delightful party
n, married folks and young
neople. So gracefully iDtermingling that
n stranger could never have recognized
from the festivities and from the attentions
az promiscubusly maid, the one set
from the other. There would have
heen larger number present
nd many invitations reached their
destination earlier than during yesterday.
a ,,.ulcuous by their Hosencs however,
were the majority Of the reception commit.
zee. there being but three present out Oh
the number named. Inc presiornt, tne
secret.ry and toe arrangement committee,
"a als1 The floor managers, except one,
we're ali on hand. aud under their
direction this opening hop was
ene snccess. At IL O'Clock the
Grand march wss struck mp and doSn into
Inc supper room the several couples filed
e. indulge in the awaiting rrpast. a
hsnov feature here was the souvenir plates
and The napkins with the monogram OF the
club. AZ. II. c.. similar In design and size 10
thoss borne by the invitation and The pro-
grsmme card.
oellent temperature for the dsnce shicn
nearly all present. indulSea M me tol-
sv,i,. and some of them were
ouite slsbroated. The reporter heard
many epcomiump bestowed upon
The nanscement, aud especially eulogisiic
~ tbs nrrangement Committee. hessrs.
aweo, sgdeo and Childs, the latter ones
insist,us on the highest OF praise 20 be
svsrs.d 20 The irst-nAmed. More viii De
srid .t,uut this pleasant assembly IN sun
dsy's issus.
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A netaultins Catholic Priest.

According to The Paris Journal LIE Steele,
of the 9th inst. the Rev. John Banks, late
oriest ofthe Roman Catholic chapel of Our
Lady Of Reconciliation, Edon street, Liy-
erpool, who absconded GU the 10th nit, in
company with young woman taking with
him fS3l Is Id, the moneys of the Right
Rev. DIR. O'Rielly. Roman Catholic bishop
Liverpool, was apprehended in Paris on
the 4th inst by Detective McKenna OF the
Liverpool police force. 1t appeared from
the report LIE Steele that the officer had
traced the fugitives from Liverpool TO Lon
don and thence via Eolkestone and Bou-
logne to Paris where they had taken up
their quarters as man and wife at the hotel
Callieux, No 81 Rne street Quentin. The
reverend gentleman was taken before the
project and remauded in the usual way in
order that his exlradition might be procur-
ed. He will be brought To England as
soon as the requirements Of the extradition
treaty are complied with. The sum OF t7o0
is said to have been recovered, the money
having heen deposited in bank in Paris
ny the deiaultinG priest.-ELondon Daily
News,
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THEATkICAL

Jesse Shain. manager of he new opera
Iouse at Mckinney. was in tho city yesttr'
sv looking stier his theatrical interest:
j. b, McDougall. proprietor OF the Deni'
an opers-house, is in the city.
Coming attractions: Y b. Bishop, in
Strictly Business Monday ard Tuesday
Ioyem Der u and 10. Graus Opera COM
snv. Thursday, November 10Th. Eunch
Eoodr,ch Combination Friday and satur'
ay. November 16 and IL.
Tho sale Of seats for Keene's perform,
,-tees commences at the opera-house a. ~
clock this morning.
"a Farmers Daughter" will have alarge
,ouse M the opera-house tonight.
Miss Florenos Gerald, the Texas poet
,ctress. plays at Conic,na tonight.
Grsu's Opera company plays IN caves
kon tonight. Ii.
a large business. NJ.
Grsu's Opera com many will play at Cis
burne Novembe l6; Fort Worth, u.
The best average business in the stase
This season has heen done by "Only
Farmer Daughter" combustion.
Box sheets tor Keene open at ~ o'oiock
this Morning.
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MJpIOrHIAN.

MIDLOTHIAN, Nov 6.-[Specisl. Heavy
winds prevail and rain is threatening.
Postmaster Hawkins aud DR.. st. John
lett for Dallas to-day, on flying trip
only. -. c..
urdsy, and merchants report business er-
cellent. ,u
The shipments OF cotton will foot up
600 bales for the season. Our market for
the staple has been second to none as to
prices paid. One Of our enterprising mer-
chants Is shipping large quantities OF cot
ton and grain.
AS the health OF our town Is exception
alIv good lust now, no doubt our three
nhysicians are sad aud sorrowing.
Even though the season OF the sere and
yellow Leaf" Is upon us, Midlothian
soriI rs never looked more beautiful and
picturesque than At present. What de-
iiehtful summer resort nature has pro-
yided If ad vantage be taken OF II. We hope
another spring may see tGis eligible prop
erty surveyed fer building sites and on the
m Arket. -
Work will be commenced next week upon
the Methodist church. and before the LIST. oi
December a Presbyterian church Will be
under way.
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Time VIII Tell.

| When The issue of certain great questions
takes on dubious bue, the knowing ones
with rueful resignation repeat the old saw:
Thine will tell" Yes, it tells of failure
| and defeat, Of success and browning tri-
umphs-the latter for the Humphreys
Homeopathic Specifics that have so grandiy
stood the test OF time, not only in the UNI
| ted States. bnt in other countries, and their
superior merits claim for them the highest
| place among the standard remedies OF the
day. The specifics are each the prescrlp-
| ton of one whose large experience in every
| form of disease renders him eminently well
qualified 10 prescribe remedies tor the peo-
| Pile. 1t is certain that they are most effect
| i've and reliable, as the following will attest
| respecting Nos. q and 80, for kidney dis
ease. A. n. Saller, esq, of Savannah,
| Georgia, writes: II was fearful sufferer
| from chronic Inflammation and congestion
| of the kidneys, being able to obtain only
| the slightest relief occasionally until a
| friend urged the use Of Humphreys Bonn
eopathic Specifics Nos. q and 80. Two
walls of them effected a permanent cure.
| Prompted solely by gratitude and conf
dence in them, never fail to recommend
| them to my friends Mr.. Kempton, of 81
State street, New York city, had become so
weak and emaciateG from diabetes that his
| friends despaired OF a recovery. His physi-
clan urged the use of Humphreys Specifics
which token as directed insured him per
feet immunity from his trouble in an in.
credibly short time. Now he lie well and
7appy business gentleman once more.
| Thanks TO specifics Nos. q and 30. Try
!
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cent to prove his origin, while the split
ting OF the tail into two parts and the trans.
formation ofthe legs into double pointed
fns indicate that the evolutionary process
is probably almost complete. We do not
know exactly how tn account for the two
unicorn shaped horns" but some of Mr..
narwins followers can easily explain
thera.
We congratulate evolutionists on this
discovery. 1t is so seldom that any trust
worthy evidence turns up in support Of
their theory that snch q find" as this
must be extremely gratifying. Indeed, we
believe it is the only instance on record OF
an animal actually in that process of trans
formation which, according to their theory,
all snimsls have undergone. This sea-horse
ought to serve them as good Il turn as
bathybius bid for awhile. We only hope
that it will not turn OUT so com plete liz.
zle as bathybius soon proved. IN. Y. Mail
and Express.
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a Costly Nest,

The most skillful, successful thieves are
not'always human beings. Mice are often
Experts in the spiriting away of va!uables.
Yesterday Billy Msyston had new and an
old fiye-dollar bill in the money-drawer.
Soon alter a ten-dolar bill was passed over
the counter 10 change. Billy had not LEFT
his post, and no one elsa had been behind
the bar, ald yet when he opened the mon
ty drawer both bills were gone. After a
search he found one in the top part OF the
drawer, but the other could not be found.
This morning he determined to Investigate
the matter. With an anger he bored
hole in the eide of the counter, which was
lined below and found bucketful OF paper
ali cut up. After while they .raked out
not only the missing fiye-dollar bill. put
raj other pieces of money. The mice
were preparing for winter.-[Hot Springs
Sentinel,
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c,,vu posTOr rICE INSPECTOR.

CAPTAIN w. B. Smith, postofhce inspec'
or. arrived in the city yestt rday en- route
= Au.tin TO take charge OF the once ana
taioisl hec,s of Chief Posioffice Inspector
Fostpr. who has been removed on tne
Ibarss of illegally charging and coilso1ng
legal per diem from the government. IN.
hector Smith is spoken OF by his iriends
ERE along with Colonel Crawford OF inc
eryice as Fosters successor, put ne ",
ured HERALD reporter that ne would
ut have the position rs a gift, and II was
urmised by his general remarks thst ne
syored Crawford tor the place. he leaves
o.day for Austin to assume temporary
be dnties of the office as chief. A telegram
rom Colonel Foster, dated Washington
November oh, reads as follows;
An order from postmaster general TINS doy
;smia,es me from service for charging ana
oil. citing alleged illegal per diem: WIN
nrnish your columns with full history Oh
nine aid other cases upon my return
ONE. Inspector Smith is placed IN charge
+ division until I return and obtain MS
eceipts for same. -
The friends of Colonel Foster think lhsI
a has been badly treated and are connoeht
bat hs Will be enabled to fully explain the
barge. satisfactorily.
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deed surprised to find the abandonment e.
tabiishment OF its character In the oDtlre
state, excepting perhaps one, one AZ J 81.
weston and one at houston. '
stock of diamonds. watches, Jeweliy'
silver ware, French and American clocks,
nie,ures. bronze, besque and mo)oilca
ware. French flowers statuary, opera
glasses and optical goods are very iarge
Varied and OF the latest and most fashion,
shle designs, His entire stock was selected
with great care wilhelm New York the pres
ent season. Mr.. webb ind his attaches
are affable, courteous and polite, and ms
manufacturing, watch repairing anu
engraving departments are complete anu
nnoer the management OF an experienced
and thorough workman, which, gives the
honge The reputation Of being the most r. re,
liable in the state. We would advlse me
general public to call and examine this
Rouse and stock, assuring them that their
visit will he pleasant, and ii purchases are
made profitable one.
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One of the most ingenious discoveries
ever made by scientific man was that Of
the late Mr.. Darwin, when he described the
,roce.s by which bears have evolved them
,sIvss into hales. The discovery Sas en-
tiretv in Mr.. Barwin's imagination, OF
course. but that does not Ia the lesst de-
tract from its scientific value. The playful
fancy Of q scientist Of Mr.. DarEiD's emf
pence is better authority than TIE iscts OBJ
served b. any other less celebrated nstpfsl-
list. IL will be remembered that Mr.. OAR
vim supposed that . certain bear. beng
compelled by stress OF Circumstances 20 tsks
~ me water. fOuod II 30 much 20 his hkinE
thst be preferred 70 stay there. In the
courEe Of time his teeth began ~ turn into
,rheiebnne. his sharp snout BEGAN 20 enlarge
I'D turn blunt. bis ears Disappeared, D .
nostriis receded . lev iset Deesuse ~ =,
rouid be more convenient on the beck o.
his head; his SHIRT tai greS several feet
I'd divided itself into huker 90 the end bis
rsus Grew into the more convenient nip-
- and fnsiiy. the vi ole suimai be
r-rpe shout ten times hrs former size M
Drain could see no Teas0n Why sucn =
cnsnge rnishtn0t have easily occurred me
o--lv fi.I..r ssu'iuE ta su1sft rfiafs D. fh-'
C-vwss D 80 fsrts itldss-il. rua-t g trf
s,.esIief sf.is..iisls - insir ri.i- nclr --'f
vboie. tuou- ~ ssifus 81 issis Fnz''
H. d .-ts.rebss from Pzn.-na eyntsin &c.
r-urts nat rnrre than snsfain NJ Dar
v-ir,'s theOrr. II seems that ne Amerlcaf
vbsiiug hark Hors On, shich anchored 81
i pa-sun % ..foa.r l. r-rrrts rsFlrz rr'1l'lri
7 s-sr n "a 4 no g strange a. afine fnlil.t 2
] -. .-.tf.fn ans s-gerai rren ve-a in
-l-1s t.sr srd sss ne srirrsi s'nly snu
I ss-r.s.-- su.r. D. "a 80 ihec - f-ni
: -.--.s -. ~ 80 louE ia boz a.
fe.d r-ri--fi-iE from q 80 uric-irr.-.t1ft -
-. s-fn f1ur c1utl--irlri-l Ia a.
-f.e = trfI tt.as s-erl-t % - Owed az
- rr-rs- IL ths iirtt a -. er1ir ~
stso-s. q = rsrfs-ily p.--r t,ltt - t'iir-s
Ii9a - rtirt = urrtrr-irr trnrIstc-,,I,
80 a. s--u-fs-cs vth ne con1itiors Z
|, - s-rrs-r-uert irto q 80 uons.ef Ee-
MAJ wh.s he hcrs--fs nssc -
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COOKED ALIVE.

A horrible accident befell VIM. j. EN- =
and s. Freidlander the fireman and engln-
oar Of switch engine in the Texas and
Pacific wards in East Dallas yesterday
evening " about $50 O'Clock. They were
u under the engine which was standing at the
Tina n short distance east Of the Union de-
not when the blow cock flew loose from
its fastenings letting out Voi9me
of hot water and steam on them, scaiulng
Freilander, the engineer on the handle ana
Ellis all ever his person save MS Iace anu
;nr;es compared to those of the latter,
whose flesh was cooked. 1t stood out in
rolls, and his condition is regarded as very
nrecarious.
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rNouGH Isl ENOUGH.

Herbert +. Keger was married on last sun
lay by Justice Kendall and repaired with
lis bride to his residence in North Dallas
crosa the creek. At night the boys
li,hout the fear of God or the
.w. oharivsried him. Previous engage
bents prevented Keger from recognizing
heir effort to henor him. On Monday eve
Ing the 'cow bellions" again put in an ap
Iearance and Keger kept his he'd as fai I:a-
E,iiv as n Castillian soldier
Gems his post. The good
Ieonie of that neighborhood, hope
hat Keger will 'set 'em up" to the boys, OF
he latter will cease from their lapors'
Enough is enough, and II Keger hss not or
nrnal noises are not regei dsd his neigh nors
lave and they want the nuisance 'aoated'
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Passenger Rate War.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. Cit is reported that
general freight agent Lillsy, of the Texas
4; St, Louis road, is to be general freight
agent of the West Shore road: Liiley is
now east, but has not yet resigned from
the Texas g. st. Louis.
The southern rate war is growing hotter.
The Cairo Short Line dropped prices 10
Cairo, to 81 90; Memphis, 81 900; Vieks-
burg, Naichez and New Orleans, $500.
The iron Mountain meets this further cut
to points below the Cairo Narrow Gauge,
and is said to be contemplating still
lower rate TO Cairo.
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LOCAL LEXICON.
william j. Ellis, the UNFORTUNATE
Brakeman Dies.
xstofIice Inspector Foster VIII
Explain.
.iber Local Doings Around Dallas
DEATH FROM sCALDlNG.

william ]. Ellis, the fireman Of an East
Dallas switch engine, who was scaideu
Aopday evening while regul ating the ma
chinery. died of his injuries at O'Clock
Yesterday morning and was buried yester-
dsv afIernoon. His flesh from his shoulders
=" nj. feet was literally boiled, so intensely
hot WIS tho water that escaped from the
eneine. He was alb ut twenty-seven years
old native OF North Seorgia,
Wsa very popular with those who know
Mn and was Mason in good standing,
Steve Fahclander, the engineer who was
,calded with him, is in crilicai condition.
md there is but slight hopes of his recover,
no. The flesh on both legs to the knee IS
,ooked and his back. head, hands and arms
I've hsdIy burned,
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Womnn's primitive beauty and lvlgor,
which have been lost, can be restored and
retained bv the action OF certain constitu'
tional acents. These agents necessarily
Teeulate' build up, fortily and antagonize
ali existing female irregularities and ex'
cesses. or DISTRACTIONS which produce the
IN health. The remedy must unload the
locked up secretions, add iron 30 blood,
strength TO the system and vitality to
nerves. Such a remedy is found in the use
of English Female Bitters.
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oou,rY coUEr-oeIsISAL TERM

Tn. crmissl term Of the county court
c,uvrped yesterday morning. With Judge
Il z Burke presiding. There are come
1 400 cases on the dOcket, but a. only three
- - has been assigDed IN which - try
c-fmiDal cases great many vii not Be
reached. A motion Whs msoe ~ at.of-
news for the defense 20 postpone he gaming
css-s over until Fricsy, bat hey vi be
called mn to-morroW. Is is UNDERWOOD that
the sporting frnternity val ead ior cor.
virfi5n In the city court. which tbey holo
hss coucurreut Jurisdiction WITH the county
rourr. The f0,loving business YES trans
sss,s ". Frsnk Burks. fbsft. Eve days
s,.ts " J. Ply, theft. zen days irBprisun-
s,.is ". Chsriss B-ek, u.sit. TN dsys
i-zsl-isc1 rneflt- -.
srsts ". frank =. Rirrsr. disturbing
reIirious worship. fned - an1 go
SIEVE Chsnauit uss nciocEsc irsabe-
c.rrrs Werrifeld. q minor. cnoose n
or<r oourt Robe-t P-un e. he EuHroinn-
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BIG DAMAGE SUIT.

Mr.. George A. Hill, manager of the Gulf
CITY club, Galveston, who was "left' on MS
excursion he had contracted for and ar
ron,ed from Galveston to this city over the
Hnnston n Texas Central railroad informed
HERALD reporter yesterday that he mad
ontered suit against the road praying for
Samsvss in the sum of $40, 900. In speak
re Of The proposed excursion the Galveston
News has this to say: ITO say tie least OF
IL, p.ople were surprised yesterday Wnen
thew read in the News that the excursion 10
Ooiias had been declared OFT. A large num-
her had purchased tickets at the rate aoVsI'
Used, and complaints were freely mace
AGAINST sombody-whoever it was that WAS
aeconntshIe for the trouble. Mr. George A Z.
Hill. who wa. the manager OF the excur'
sion and who gave the notice yesterday
morning that the management oil Inc zen
trail road had backed from their agreement
was seen by a News reporter last night. he
was much excited and mildly speaRine-es
it were-very indignant at the turn tps 9o
had been taken in excursion aHai1s. he
said 10 the News representatives: 'Oo the
9th of last month, after consulting WIN
the competing line, met Captain a; falK,
ner. aren't of The Houston & Texas Central
railroad. who introduced me to Mr.. "; Is.
GRAY. general passenger sgent OF the line.
NEGOTIATIONS were at once begun for an e3'
cursion rate, and finally Mr.. gray III NE
capacity as general passenger ag zen,
WI %os 'n1 accepted, and thereupon
closed with him, the terms being satisfac'
tory TO both of us. went to work, spent
NV money advertising the excursion. sent
AGENTS out and had succeeded in VOL king
up degree OF interest that would have have
secured large crowd. had IN t tsG.' s Stu
than / had expected. This ! have to re.
nnd. however, because of Mr.. Wa!do's
order. Now, having made the arrange aan, Q,
ment with the general passenger agent 0.
the road. in what shape am l left when , The
general manager comes in and says: aI MI
don't gor' I am out Of pocket, and my
tr;ands ar. blaming me for the break. The
Question / want to know is, if Mr.. Waldo
can do me this way, what's the use o.
having a general passenger agent to make
| contracts"
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A DIVORCE SUIT.

J.H. Bolles filed suit for divorce in the
district court yesterday. preving for d.
yorce from his wife, Matte Bodies, on the
ground of abandonment. Thew we're mar
Tied on the 18th of December 1878. in the
county of Tarrant, and lived together
until the 18th of November, 1879. when he
alleges she abandoned him. lie also prsys
for the custody of his 4 year-old son.
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While baking powders largely advertised
"a being absolutely pure, are found 10 Dc
enliyened by the presence Of 'amonia," and
Others betray "alum," as an item OF eompo-
sition, DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Is found to be free from every trace OF i'm
proper or harmful ingredients. DR.. Prices
cream is the most perfect powder made.
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->CIIY IOUkT

CnyvA-W. A. McDermott, failing 70 10
mir sidewalk; continued.
Cjty VS.. Jacob Katz, lighting: dismissed
CITY VS.. Frank Howard, fighting; nned ~.
City VS.. Charles Wright, throwing stones;
med SO. H.,
City vs. William Matthews, abusive Ian
CIV vs.. John Leonard and Edward Wal
Sole. intoxication; So each.
lofty VS.. Mike Farrell, intoxication;
fCity vs.. Annie Porter, vagrancy; lined
4. m
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action and result, with reports OF cases ana q
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