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Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-26
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Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-26

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Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-26
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Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-26
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Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-26

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Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-26

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-22
@tsmare as,o Der Metastaa*

@enn man bic Mblttmmuna bes beut>
i6en Get6stagS bonn Is. DECEMBER, mo-
burh Dem &an3ler nit 141 gegen 119
Stimmen Die 8etptItgung bes @ebaIts fir
etuen netteren 0iilfSarbetter i'm QuStpdrttz
gen @nte u%erpet9ert Durbe, ais einen ele1z
ben 9 b II It REID be3et6tct, 10 lit bte>
Ter NusDrHd ni6t st bart. Retn nod 10
ho6er 8rao BON @rbitterung itber ooS Ser
hdlten 8tSmarG's in anoeren Srager tam
cine ipl6e Gobbeit aud nur ntI6uIotgeu,
gei6neige benin re6tfertigen. 9ier3ulanpe
f6nnte Bic W1ebrhett bes GonereiieS einem
8rGii6enten nod 10 i6roff gegeniberite5
ben, - gu elmer 10 biibti6en Nrt, tbrem
@rou Quft gu MAIDEN, wuroe fe ft6 ME
berabipiirotgen.
Die Rabelanten, tDeI1e bieIe 8elei6t9ung
8i8marfs aus Dem 2ler9er barber erfIG;
rem. oaB berielbe 10 entldteOen 9egen Die
@epd6rung bon Togegelberu an Die gtei6sz
to9Smttglteber aufgetreten lei. beftnOen ft6
lbrigeus auf fall6er TGbrte. Wte mir aus
ben ~neueften 3ettungen erieAgn. baGte uGms
lih i6on am 29. No3clnber Die B1ogetz
Gommtiiton COMMITTEE on ways and
means) in ibrer 8prberat6uug oe5 Geibsz
Oars6oltS sic fiir einen neuen 0ilIfsarbeiter
Bi5mard5 angeleBte Sunlme geltri6en.
llno 8tpar mar Dies duf Ben Nntrag
oes baperiiden SabrerS Der Gem
seide9en. Man iab
6arin cine &rie95z@ rfldrung Der fGtbo>
Itlden qartet (@entrunl) ge9e1 8tsmard
u1lo 5ipar cine red)t etll6neioenOe. - Ser
Dur1 Die Qnnabme beS @ommiilionSsNnz
TRACES i'm polen 8ei6Stage gegen 8ismarG
gefubrte ShIag ipdre ionnit auf &ehnung
6es vGulturfampfes" gu ieben. @s mar
Min0tborit' s @ei6ob, ba5 Ben 6errn 2anbz
boot .traf. Der mar Der S6IB', - man
Jude fetnen anoern. -9b nun Der periDnz
LID freunbihaftltde 8erfebr, pel6el btsber
5tpii6en Dem groBen San3ler uno Der tletz
men Grceuen3 ~beItanoen bat, nod f%Drtoauer1t
miro, bas miro man ppbl be5metfeln
burfen.
Oils ieGtiame 8unbeseenoIfeu batten in
Der 2lbitimmung Die S6nar3en bonn
Centrum Die &otben BON Der GuBeriten Gins
fen. Se6lte nur nod has NeiB oeS alien
mdrfiiden SunfertbunI5, I'M Die 9tetDsz
far6en p%DllItGn0ig Al MAIDEN. Ser SDStaz
Lift b. 8oln!ar, ben letne forperli6e Ser
friippelung Dor Der Wf0gIt6teit i6iibt, feline
Morte nit Der Baffe in Der 6auit gu Derz
treten, Deritteg it6 lo9ar SIT Der 9iieoerz
tra6t, Stsrnards 8erit6erung vauF ietnen
@mtSeio" bur0 bic 8emerfung 6tnpegSuz
grinlen, baB 2trpt6eibe befanntli0 fet1en
boben @ertb bitten. QBie mag IS beim
Mn50ren Dieier nidtSmiirDiqen 8eidimz
pfung benz alien 80ttinger Gorpsburl0en
8iSmard in Der Sauit gejndt 6abenl Sa,
10 9ebt'Sl
Souen Did Bic Doblen nt6t umiGrei'n -
WtuBt ni6t &nopf auf Dem air6tburm ieir!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-22

auf tpeI6e iie es abgeieben babeu. Sic polz
len nidt oieien, ooer ienen, tpirtltd)en ODER
Dermeintli6en vSetnb Der guten Sa1e" aus
benz @ege rdunen, ionoern fe ipoaen
ber6auptnu rt0bten:-gIe i6piel
g8en. sic iinD bas %DolitGnoige Seitenltld
au ienen oitinoii6en 8 bug 8, BON toelden
@ugen Sue in ietnen vGiDigen Suoen" Elm
i6altoerbaftes Btlo malt, Die tbre etnStgs
~0ebsssaufaabe i'm I0oten bon Wfen)ten
finben. Q0as Iie sug@ %maiienbafte Grrnorz
Sung uuidulbtaer Neuihen errei6en mol
len-piiie11 ite's? Gur6ous nidt, nno eS
fiin1mert iie aud ni6t. Sic tpouen mors
Sen, S9refen berbreiten, gleibDiel 5u
mel6em !8pefe unO nit tpelcbeln Grfolge.
Dte englii6en !3eitun9er baben redt,
tpenn ie ~forOerr, oaB Oieie Sd)eulale oils
6eiube Ser Menibbeit betrabtet tperoen
iouet. @enn Die llrbebcr Ser &pnamtt>
@0anotbaten IN gn8lono auf ameritants
id)tm 8ooeu bauien, ioute Der otesl eitt8en
0teglerung Die Nefu9niB ertDetlt tperoeH, tie
ousauliefern, ouf 0aB MAJ ie an etnen
@algen bdn9te, 10 BOD ipie Der 9arna1'S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-22
Gin bemtfher @ionier.

S6on tpteber 1T elmer Ser alien brobet
oeltlden Ytontere Gincinnott'S QeitDrbeu,
nGmli6 Ser bo9nerotente Ir3t 8r. s. 8.
= mmert. Gr erret9te Elm glitter bon bei>
nabe Acknowledging Sa6ren unb ~erfreute
fia GROCER Niilti9feit, bis i'm Dor ejniaen
NDden cine i6pere 8ranfbeit er9rtff, bon
pelder er ni6t aaehr ge1eien loate.
Gmmert tDar aus benz OarmitGottIhen
9ebGrtig, bate aber ieile Gr5tlihe Nusbtls
Dung niGt par auf Der heiiiiden 2arbesz
l1ntperItt6t Gieiie1, ion6ern bauptlGdltb
oud in Wten erbaIten. 90 er fit Die
N2uftf betnabe nod mlebr begeiitert mar ais
fit Die Seilfunoe, 10 rubte ct ais iunger
Stuoent in Wien ni0t, bis er Die perionz
lthe 8efarnti6aft o ems madte,
mas BET Der SaubGeit ult0 WIeni6enideu
beiielben feite 3%leini9feit iein mod)te. Die
Grinnerltng an lein mebrmaltge5 3uiam=
menlein nit benz bDdlih BON ibm benunz
Dsrten Wtetlter mar fir @mmcrt nod i'll
leitem Gretienalter eir 9odgenuB. uno
Elm eig~enthiimlid)er 3ufal bat IS ~getpollt,
bag @mnlert an 16. December 1884,
allo am @eburtStaoe Geetbopen'S, geitorben
lit, Der am 16. Oesember ITO 5ur @elt
fam unb an ~. Na6r5 1927 ite perlieB.
Or. Gmn1ert n0lloerte i'm Sabre 1885
ais berettS erfabreuer prattii0er Nr3t nad
ben Ser. Staaten aus unD penoete li6 Ioz
fort nod cincinnati, Dem er bis gum Gope
treu biteb.
gr betpGbrte iiG sort nt6t nrr ais tI6z
tiger un6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nrst, ionz
bern nabm audi iebr tbdtigen glntGetl. an
potitii6en unb b~eionoers an beuti6en 8e=
%itrebungen. Sn bet Boltttf idloB CT ft1
erit Dem ifGaDereifeinbliden ILitgel Der Dez
mofratii6en 8artei Sbto's, pel0em baz
mails WiGnner pie Salmon g. @6ale an9e1
bOrten, al uto trat mutbi9 ben bamals aud
in Cincinnati iebr brutalen uno berauSfor>
bernOeu Qlu6Gngern ul1o WerfSeugen Der
SfldDen6alter> 2lriItofratie entgegclt. DIS
lebtere aber AUDI in Der bemofratii6en Bar>
tel BEG gtorbenS INNER iibermddlttger nur>
De, belt Gnmert gum itlanereifeinblt6en
Slitgel Der g8bt9S unD parD oann elmer Der
Mitbe9riinoer Der republifanti9en partei.
Uiebrfah tpuroe ct init groBen Wiebr6eiten
in 0ffentli6e Qlemter qetpGblt. iporunter
bd5 oeS Goroner3, nn0 Deriab lie nit GROCER
@etpiien6aftt9feit. lin 6aS 0euti6t6um
modte er ii9 beion6ers baour9 perotent,
DaB ct BEL jeoer @elegenbeit benz g1attpiSz
mus auf'S enti1tebenite entgegentrat uno
baB er elmer Der l1rheber bet @tnfi6run9
bes beutiben unterrt6tS in ben 6reil6ulen
ipuroe. 8efauntli0 ging Cincinnati in biez
ler Be3tebun8 allen aroeren St6otett nit
9utem BeIlpiele o0ra1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-22
fgsrreipOnOens Der DSuiuOis etaatsseituus.C
9te&p Srteanfer @lusre4un8sbrtefe.


@s 1T ieltiam, Elm nie sG6es Qeben
man6e 8braien baben, uno tpie ite = ben
oa5 @egentbeil beipetjenoen Sbatla6en gum
EroBe = in Qluer W1unDe tpetter leben unD
DaS leBte 8Ort be6alteh lpouen. S6on
nad Der @tener unO erit re6t mad Der
9roBen B6tlaoelpbtaer Iusitelung fonHte
man 8ielnli6 augemetn Die 8ebauptung
auSipreben bOren, oaB pbie 3eit Der 2tusz
iteQUngen uorbei iet." GroBoem aber lit
iett iener 53ett tau1n Elm Sobr per9ar8en,
0aB nidt irgen6ipo etl1e iolde in S3ene ge>
iebt unO tpomoglib mebrere IN Nusitft
geiteut wor6eu ieien. Ofan miro Dieie5
Sabr 6as S9auipiel erIeben, baB 5tpei
NeItausiteaungen gIei6Seiti9 tagen peroen,
Die cine in Seem Orleans, Die anoere tit
Nntperpen. QluBer ben btesid6ttgen beiben
ftno aber AUDI nod i'm 2aufe De5 Sabre5
Stpet anbere ptDiefttrt noroen, ltno 3pQr
fir Gan SraaciSco uno fir Bari5.
Die Sran3olen, SIT beren NationaLtugen=
ben Die iIbergroBe @riil1Dlihfeit eigentli6
nidt geD0rt, i6citen Die Sa1e biesmal
gang GuberOrbentlt6 ernit genon1nen at
baben, penn lhon lebt beginner tie nit Sen
80rberettUngeu 81 Der Notwithstanding, Die
tie sur G~enteantalfeter ibrer groBen Jtenp>
luton gepInnf 9aben.
Cine 9lei6e 0riin6lt6feit lGBt ita ben
Beranitaltern Der Stem .9rleanier gBeltz
Guslteuung ni6t naGrii6men. Snner6alb
bon 3ebn Wtonaten ben @eoanfen fQiien,
Elm berartiaeS 9tieien : llnterne6mel1 ms
2eben gu rufen, idnmtli6e 8orberettuugen
ba5u treffen urD oa5 geiualti0e Merf 3ur
Qusfitbrung 5u b~rtngel, oas tpare eine
SDat, Die in Der @el6i0te Der NeItausz
itelIungen ohne @lei1en D0Itun6e Dors
al15geleBt nGtIrIih, 0aB bas 0elingen oes
0anjeu nit Der beiipielIoien &i6n6eit bes
1nterfougeus glet9en S9ritt b4(t. Wan
iou ais Dorii6tt9er Wfann ni0t uber 0iuae
urtbeilen. bic it0 uOrldufig nod gum She'll
elmer etngebennen Gritif entSiehen, trDb0em
~Diirften aber AUDI i6Dn iegt eiui8e gang gez
ltnDe Sperfel geltattet letn, oh Dteier 9roBe
YIan in Der fur5en Spanne 3eit tpirfli1 in
benz DfaBitabe Derpirflint Jet, ME man
idon i'm uoraus Der geiammten 9Selt iiez
ge5bepuBt pertiinbigt bat. SoIten mir
TN 8erldufe Der ipatercu Wonate Der 9[uss
~1teIun9 uom @egentbeil De1ien iiber5eugt
tperoen, mas mir bier be6aupteten, 10 perz
ben mir IS gepiBltb ni1t ~periGumen, reus
miitGtg aber troboem laut uno DerucbmLi9
unier vpater peccavi! !" onSubrtugcn.
Isle Die fur oas Sahr 1889 proiectirte
Barrier Weltausitelung, 10 lit aud Die
ieBtge in 9ietu Orleans cine SubilGl&msz
teier. limb tpabrIi9, Die Crescent Gitp am
Wfiiltiiippi Bat minoeitenS ebenio bel
Gruno, Das 100iG6rtge Seiteben oes 8aumz
tpnQbaIes feitltcD 81 begebel. nls Die Staot
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-22
SDuaNtif+

SSeBt, naGoem Die NSabl norbet 1T ltno
Bic UNI Stimmen bublenoen QSarteten ntdbt
mebr Dor Den vSrilheu Batrtotcn" All
idmetfpeoeln brau6en, bari man es tpobl
Iaut in bic Q8elt binausrufen, baB bic
Srii6eu 9pnamit7Y atrioten Die Oerru6te>
item SAeulale ftno, nenen iemalS g~eitattet
tporoen lit, auf benz @rDbooen 5t tpanoeln.
Ser nenLt9e 8eriu6, Die 9roBe 3bemles
briiGe in Gonopn in Die Suit Su lprel1gen
uno oaour0 0un0erte unl0ulOiger Wfdltz
ner, Traue11 unO &t1toer etnent qualDolen
IoDe 81 iberLiefern, geb0rt 81 BEN i6euBz
lt6iten @reueln, 3u tpelden iemGlS potittz
i6er GOulpaDn dngerei3t bat.
@5 lit ia ioaDr, oaB ~reltgi0ier @abrz
CLAUDE unO poIitii0e Qeibenl@oft i6on
0unoerttauienoe, ia WtiIionen Wfeni9en
hingei0labtet baben. SeoeS 2anb uno
ieoes 3ettalter bat ietne 8iBltpubLt'S, auf
0eren MltGren 3aDQple Wfeni6en nerbluten
mllien. 2lber btsDer bat babel nod itets
Die 8prfteIung Der periDnlt9 II
S6ulb %beltanoen. Stmon bon WtDntz
fort Idla6tete 6unoerttaulenoe bon Nlbiz
qenieru, Die Snqutittton perbrannte Qunz
%6erttauien0e bon Suoen uno &eberr, bic
fran3Diti6en Sbneboien fOpften oieIe Sauz
lenDe Don Mrtltofratell, - bod in alien
TaQen t0oteten ie nur GoIde, Bic lie in
ibrem tonen 0a6n fir S6uloige, fir
Climber, @erbre6er, 8ertporfene bielten. -
Selbit tpelln ruiitl1e 9tt6iltften, noer
beutI6e MQertpeltsz 1mStir3er 9Dnomtt=
Sprengungen unterrebmet, tpobet aud
gans Inbetbeilt9te umtommen tOnnen, 10
baben fe IS bod in eriter Jei6e auf be-
It Jimmie ygefrOnte 8erbrc6er" abseieben
uno empftnoen DieQetht logar 8eoauern
Dariber, DoB ite, nm ibren 3med au errei>
den, nnihulotge nit tobten miiien.
Mber bel ben Srtidem W~Drbbeftten 1T
BON lol6em 8ebauern gar feline &ebe. SIM
@eaentheile, geraoe Die 1nlGulotgen finds,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-22
0erntifMteS.

1tnter ben Brobibitipnsz
counties IN DC touri mar bis iebt
0as @ountp t@runOD I'M nDroIt6en
T6etle OeS Staates. M6er olG bort aeiate
eS ltd, oQB Die IS Prohibition benz Sauz
fen teIlten Gtn1alt tbut, ionoern oaS 2az
ter oet Grunflu6 in Der obitDz
BenOiten @eiie nermebrt. Die bortiae
@ountb; @eieB9ebung bat it9 baber nab
retlt6er @rpGglng enti6loiien, BON benz
bisbertaen 8erfaRre1 ab3u9eben un0 ben
0erfauf Don g~eiltt9en @etrdnfen, ba ct bod
nt0t gu btlloern lei, 5u elmer Gtnnabm III
qIele gu MAIDEN. 8retIt6 grtff Tie BET Seftz
~lteQuttB Der 9 6anfGtcen3 nod fiber
0as ltren9e StaatslicenSgeieB Don Wtilipurt
btnaus unD iteate Die @ebubr auf
$1,000 I'M Sabr, mobon iebes 6albia6r
$500 gu 3ablen ltno, felt. &iir3Lt0 lit nun
auf @runo bteler S6anfperoronuna IN
Dem GountDs 6uuptorte Irenton Die critic
oftene 8trtbl6aft errt9tet moroen.
Cine er qretfen6e S3ene Ipiclte
ft6 am Is, 9eSember Dor benz grtmiz
nGIgert6te in Baltimore ob.
Ser fitnfunD5man3igiGbrtge @>maro @ttz
tl1t95 bate i'm Sult in rdlenber @iferiuht
oos t6aus, tportn ii6 feline Trau unD iein
themes Rtt1o befdn0e1, in Srano oeIteft.
utb nur nit Wii6e purDen Mutter un6
&tn0 p0r Dem Tlammentooe 6etpabrt. 8or
eintgen @o6en paro @ittingS BON Den
0ei6porenen Der 8ranoltiftung ldulofQ
%befunOen. st erfranfte mGbreno letner
nnteriu6unssbaft i6per unD magerte BET
nabe gum @ertppe ab. Dim IS. 8esenber
ioute tbm Nun bonn @rtminalrtbter Rbelps,
tpel9er tpegen ~ietler Strenge ser Judge
terror" betBt, bic Strafe Sugeipro6en tperz
ben. W1an muBte tbu aus Dem @efanQez
n~ensQ8a9en in ben @ertdtsIaal traoett.
Der 6tfter lab ben UngIIdIi6en cine
@etle an un6 lpro6 Johann: r@itttnos
0as @eieb 3ptngt mid, Sbnen iebt SaS
nrtbetl gu ipre6eu. SS0 tperoe Sbnen Bic
n~iebrtgite, na1 Dem @eieBe 3ulGiii9e StrQfe
ert6eilen. Sic miilien ii1 toegen Beqnabiz
gung an ben 80uoerneur tpenoeu u1p th
peroe nit &nbereu Sbr @eiu6 befiirporz
ten. SD pernrtbetle Sic hermit 3u flint
Sabren 3u9tbaus." Cuttings fte[ BET oiez
len 8orte1 in Sbnma6t, uno mebr toot
ais lebenotg tnuroe er in baS @efGnani6
GaiD 3urldgebra6t. @tntge Stunbeu
oarauf ma er gars toOt.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-21

was to number fifty victims, and to go
on, on, on until this was done-but all
his victims must be white men. Not
until this was accomplished could he
hope to meet favor from his ruling
spirit; never would its smile fall upon
him and his fathers sin be atoned I'M
til this were done. With this task be-
fore him, he enlisted a cousin in his
cause, and together they started north
from chihuahua. 1t was trail of
blood they left behind them From a
record the elder Espinosa had kept he
had at that time murdered thirty white
men, twenty seven of whom had been
killed in Colorado, after leaving Cone
jos He was large, coarse, hard-vis-
aged ruffian, while his companion was
small, and, as near as could be judged
by those who saw him on the day of
the encounter, of no particular individ-
uality.
1t was evident that gain had played
no part in this mission of the elder Espi-
nosa. None of the bodies of his victims
had been robbed, as had been noted by
the people of the neighborhood where
they were found from time to time. The
skin, and there was nothing in his saddle
bags beyond what has already been men
toned, save ammunition. Murder alone
was the object of this maniac.
The scouting party searched several
days for the younger Espinosa, but with
out success. No trace of him was ever
found. The head of the dead outlaw
was cut from the body, and was taken
back to Fairplay as a trophy Of the re-
markable chase. For years the skull
was in the possession Of a wcll-known
physician in Southern Colorado, while a
knife the assassin carried was long pre-
served among the Territorial properties
His rifle, which had carried death to so
many victims, can be seen any day in
Denver in the home of an old mountain
eer then poor but who is now one of
the mining kings of the State.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-21

Further details of the desperate battle be-
tween General Graham's forces and the
False Prophets reb Is near the Tamai Wells
are full of interest. During the confusion
which ensued, when the Arabs made their
wild rush upon the British lines and caused
them to retreat the newspaper reporters and
other non-combatants took part in the
fray and used their revolvers freely and
with deadly effect against the enemy. After
the battle Osman's camp and three villages
were burned. Among the trophies Osman S
standard was taken. and rewflk Bey's was
reported The British losses were considerably
heavier than at first reported. The
number of those killed reaches 5
We're one hundred and fifty. General
GIahams forces returned to Suakim Osnan
Digna has fled to the hills.
The Arabs retired before the English slowly
and sullenly. They were defeated, but not
put to rout They walked away as ii saunter-
ing through a bazaar, with arms folded or
swinging at their sides. They were often
shot down, but this did not hasten their COM
pauions' speed
judges of native character think that the
Arabs are so allied by family ties that the
great loss of life will appal them and break
their faith in Fl Mahdi and their sheiihs.
1t was Impossible to take prisoners. The
wounded Arabs would lie motionless with
out uttering q single cry or moan, and watch
their chance to stab the advancing British
among tine wounded as among so many vi
perS. A wounded Arab killed British ma
rne during the night. Another attempted
to stab Colonel Steward while his aide-de-
camp was giving the wounded man water.
A Suakim dispatch says that during the
fight the Arab entered the second square
upon their hands and knees beneath the muz-
zles of the Calling guns. They then COM
menced sashing with their weapons doing
terrible execution The British were nc
match for the rebels at close quarters.
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.

ALExIs.-The Grand Duke Alexis is now
high admiral of the Russian navy.
MILLER-Joaquin Miller is an applicant
a Washington for consulate in some warm
cline
Observation-Disclosures Arnold, the English
erayist and poet al ter an extended occurring
t)Ir in this country, has returned with his
family to England.
WooD.-Professor j. G. Wood, the Eng
lish naturalist who has been lecturing in this
country on natural history subjects, intends
to settle in Boston.
DUNNE.-Pope Leo has conferred upon Ed !
mund dunno, formerly chief justice of Arl-
iona, and now at the hea of the San Anto-
MO colony in Florida, the title of count.
PACKER.-It is said that the death of
Harry T.. Packer, the late president of the Lee
high Valley Railroad company, leaves his
sister, Miss Packer, with the largest income
of any unmarried lady in America.
EADs. -Captaia James b. Eads, the noted
engineer having finished his work at the
III luth of the Mississippi, has been invited to
examine the bar and cha mel OF the MerSey
with reference to improving, If possible, the
approach to Liverpool.
HUGO when Victor Hugo's eli yhty third
birthday was recently celebrated in Paris in
the poets house crow Is of his friends and al
mirers focked To pay him homage. His
'drawingroom was filled with choice flowers
ent from all parts of the country. A recep-
ton was almost forced upon him, but, III
spite of his natural wish to retire early anc
seek repose, the age poet, surrounded by tn
Members of his family, had kinl word foT
every one wh) had como to congratula tC
him.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-21

SIX thousand guesses at the number OF
beans in bag realized 81, 800 for the fl God
sufferers in Columbus, Ohio.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-21

The Savannah Telegram says that soon
peanut flour will be an important product
of the South.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-21

The number of Participating in
habitants in British North America is
1898, 920.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-03-21

There are eight ex-govtinors of Con-
necticut living, four of each party.