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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-09-18
RRATTLEBORO.

L. W. Frink, the jeweler is moving
into his new store in the Hooker Block
+. X. Bairows, ii. w. Silnonds and
Edwards 4 Lillis are putting in their
fixtures and will very soon be prepared
to wait upon their customers in their
new quarters.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will occupy their new room about
Nov. lst.
The entertainments for the week are
Carrie Swain At the Opera House Tues
day evening, Stewart Rogers AT the
Opera House Thursday evening, and
Kit the Arkansas traveller at the Town
Hall, Saturday evening. These with
the skating rink and Texas Charley's
tribe of wild Indians OH Frost meadow
make variety that ought TO satisfy
any fun loving community.
The all important question this week
is did anybody get hit by the grand
jury last week.
Col. and Mrs. Fuller have gone to
Europe.
Sherman and Jennie tested a patent
fire extinguisher on bonfire in front
of the Town Hall Tuesday afternoon
which resulted very satisfactorily.
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Springfield.

Fred Harlow started Saturday morn
ing for bic,c Gle ride 10 Springfield,
Mass., where he goes 10 attend bicycle
tournament TO be held the 10th, lsih,
18th and lyfi list.
The bridge over the brook channel in
Main Street Is now rldidly approaching
completion.
AT the Y. N. c. 4. Conference TO be
held here viii be the General Secrc.a-
ries from Burlington, Rutland and St.
bloomsbury, one member of the Inter-
national Committee Of Y. NJ. C.. \.
will also be present. 1t is hoped that
the conference may be means Of an
awakening on the part of the people
in regard 10 the work. Visitors from
adjoining towns will be entertained free
of all expense. Any one desiring en-
ter tainment sho uld send their names
to o. NJ. Doubleday, the chairman of
the entertainment committee before
Sunday the 26th inst.
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w e 5 Il o N.

Horace NJ. youngest child Of Nh.
and Mrs. S. Il. Spaulding died on
Wednesday afternoon the 10th inst.
with dysentary after an illness Of one
week aged two years one month and
ten days. The funeral services were
held at the house Of Ryland Spallding
on Thursday on account of the severe
sickness of their only remaining child.
The deepest sympathy Is felt for the
bereaved parents.
Oliver Persons is very sick and but
slight hopes are entertained Of his re-
couery.
J. Q. A. Cragin has completed his
visit Mt Kansas City, No., and returned
to Weston.
Mrs. Mason and daughter of Bran-
don are guests of Mrs. Fred A. Shat
tuck.
The skating rink is still success.
Mr.. Foley takes the money and the pa
irons take the tumbles.
Freemens' meeting passed of very
tremendously, Wells A. Foster being
elected on the second ballot. The jus.
tees elected are NJ. l.. Sweetland, w
W. Manning, r. B. Jaquith, $. E. Car
penter and o. S. Osborn.
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WINDHAN

Mrs. Ira Bailey is siill quite feeble.
G. A. Richardson lost a valuable hog
last week Wednesday. Death caused
by the excessive heat.
Mr.. s. Call and family of Gardner,
Mass. have been visiting at l.. A. Bal
lous the past week.
Mr.. VIM. Harris and f. Pierce are
ut Newfane attending to their road
suit with Jamaica.
Some are complaining that their po'
tatoes are rotting.
Quite number OF the young folks
attended corn roast at George Adams's
the other evening. 1t was leap year
party.
Mr.. l.. A. Ballou has lately received
= pension of 1 dollars per month and
SS7S.54 arrearages.
would like TO ask the editor of the
Sitter if the ''devil' used his foot tC
ink the type week before last.
(The editor was drunk and gave me
bootblscking instead of ink.--DEyIL. )
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

II. L. Chureh-Rsv. X. c. Vale. pastor.
kSSry sabbath at II ~ IN Prayer meeting every Eat
urdsy evening.
SOCIETIES.
Mountain Home Grange, Nc. lss P. of IL. LIST >
Sd Tuesdays in each month.
winhall River Lodge, No. ., !. o. o. +. every
"Wednesday evening,
A hot wave last week, Il cold one this
week.
The ground is getting very dry. The
showers are long coming and soon
away.
Frank $. lIosley is driving stage
again.
Geo. Cummings cut his foot quite
badly last week.
The chair firm in this place has
changed again. II. f. Duane has
bought out Geo. Bmbee's interest.
We had frosts Saturday, Sunday and
Monday mornings.
Ed has sold that musical instrument
and invested the money in the Livery
Business.
The Grange Fair Ut Bondville Oct.
let.
That Comical Brown has hired the
Hall for Sept. 2Gth,
Chas Stark has the job OF hauling
the lumber from the steam mill 10 the
depot.
1t is reported that the population Of
Windham county has decreased to ala
alarming extent within the iast two
weeks.
Does not our correspondent renem-
Der the old saw, that "a bad penny al
ways returns" One by one they are
gathering home. Ed.
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NEW FAME.

Tuesday night two parties showed
evidence, in their condion, of the
strength OF ''firewater" TO such an cx-
tent that the States Attorney Butterfield
caused their arrest sor drunkenness and
had them lodged in Jail to gather their
senses and enable them to remember
where they procured the '.critter. One
night was long enough to accomplish
this purpose. One of these men was
so drunk that in riding along the street
past the court house he fell from the
buggy within few feet from the
court house while his eoIppanioD was
too far "over the dam to render him
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Town Fairs: Wardsboro, Sept. %;
Factory Point, Sept. 20, %. "a; Bond
vile, Oct. |.
Rev, Mr., Wells and wife of Wards
boro have been visiting e. 4. Abbott
and wife in this villages
In the article headed her vacation or
u visit to Vermont our readers viii rec
ognize in North Elderberry the village
of Londonderry and many of them
will doubtless be able to name the char
acters therein mentioned. The article
in question was written by lady Of
Cambridge, Mass.
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JAMAICA.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trains leave Jamaica daily, Sundays sX.
saptsd, as follsws: Going south, mail IS q. L.;
miIed 81 p m; going north, mixed 10 IS, mail %
p. N.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF NAILs.-John e
Robinson, P. n. Mails close 20 minutes before ar.
rival Of mail trains Mails open 20 minutes after
rival OF mail trains.
Stage for Manchester and intermediate points
leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays upon ST..
rival OF morning down train.
Telegraph ONCE At Depot.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
CoNGREeATIoxn-Rsv.O o. G. Baker, past
sabbsth-d ssrvicss, II IL O. e.; Sabbath school
Immediately following this services Evening ssrvis
es at 6 80. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
at T. Teachers' meeting Fridey evenings at 8.
BAPTIST CHuRcH.-Rsv. DsForest Stafford, pas.
tor. Services held, Morning, AS; Evening, I.
satbat hschs0l at close Of morning services.
REGULAR MEETINGS OF
SOCIETIES.
Mt. LEBANON LODGE, No. 40, F. K A. NJ
Fridays on or before the full Of the moon.
l. o. OF e. livery Tuesday evening st 7.
SCOTT PosT, No. II, q. A. R.--saturday On
or before the full Of the moon.
p. OF H.-SUESY SIDE GnASGE, No. If
Saturday after the full of the moon aud Two weeks
shereaftsr, at 7 p. m.
Comical Brown ID coming again.
Some Of the "hideaways" have re-
turned, now the scare is over.
Miss Della Richa rdson, who has been
sick for the past few weeks, is slowly
recovering.
II. G. Barnes, wife and little sou OF
tWalpole, n. H., have been visiting
friends in this place the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Butler and their
daughter Blanche, have returned from
he sea shore.
We are sorry to hear that Judge
Wheeler is going to leave town, hav-
ing bought fine residence in Brattle-
boro. The Judge has always been
willing to help any man who would
try to help himself, and many man
will miss him in time to come.
A delegation Of young people from
this village called OH Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Bills. the evening Of Sept. 9th to
inform them that it was the tenth an
niversary of their marriage. Several
handsome presents were left as memen-
toes OF respect and good win 10 the
host and hostess.
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SOUTH WINDHAM.

A hard frost last Sunday morning.
School in this district commenced
last week, Miss Carrie Wescot of Lon
donderry teacher.
Quite number sron this place and
West Townshend joined iii the bear
hunt last week wednesday oil the old
Skinner place in the edge of Grafton,
where there has been some 50 sheep and
lamb: killed. Some 40 mel were cut,
bur not being enough Ito bear was
found
c. Jones killed four partridges last
Saturday at three shots. Who can
beat It.
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Lyman Holden is putting up saw
and single mill on the old site of NJ.
b. Gales chair factory.
Ed. Howe and Frank Hescock are
putting in cider mill and jell works,
The friends and relatives of II. NJ.
kidder gave them pleasant surprise
on Monday evening reminding them
that ii was the 23rd Anniversary Of
their marriage.
A. +. Durkee living ON the farm for
merly owned by Calvin Taylor has sold
both real estate and personal property
and intends to soon start for the West
where he expects to make his future
home
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notices. under this head l0e line, each insertion
A car load of Stoves just received 81
Winchestcrs, Peabody House basement.
Call on the undersigned to get your
watches and clocks repaired. Satisfac-
faction guaranteed. Prices low.
c. A. WHITMAN,
So. Londonderry,
To REST.-A room well adapted for
sn Office, BARRIERS shop, Photographic
gallery--good sky-lights-&c, &c, Lo-
Gated over "Sifter Office" Apply to
S. d. CURTIS.
For SALE.--A desirably located dwell
ling on Main ST., near the Post Office,
So Londonderry, Vi. Apply to
s. D. CURTIS.
Extra copies Of the SITTER can be OBJ
tanned every week at the Office Of pnb-
LEGATION and at the Post Office at Lon
donderry.
The Londonderry skating rink will
continue to be opened every Saturday
evening, and to private parties any day
or evening
D. 3. GODDARD.
Proprietor.
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p E r U.

Mrs. }. J. Hapgood and Miss c. II.
llapgood leave here this week for
Easton. Penn.
Mrs. Clara Walker has gone to Lud-
low to visit her friends for few
weeks.
\. 5. Adams viii be here this week
with his tmeshing machine. so have
your grain ready for he does not like
to wait.
The frost of last Sabbath morning
gave some of ms severe visit.
How very, very dry! We do need
rain so much. Some of our people
have 10 go some distance for water.
Hard colds seem to be prevalent with
our people.
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any assistance. Altogetherit was one
of the most disgusting and disgracefal
events ckargeable TO rum that our
county has recently known.
The county fair opened this morning,
but small attendance and eomparf-
lively small show of stock &c. IL re-
ported.
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ftAWSONVILLE.

Our blacksmith. has sold out and is
going 10 work al the steam mill near
Pratt's Bridge
Our boys won the base ball game last
Saturday. Score stood II to 90. They
play again here next Saturday after
noon.
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NOTICE.

The Tax payers Of the Town Of London
derry are hereby Notified that the Selectmen
have placed in my hands for collection Tax
bill OF I25 cents ON dollar of the grand list
Of said town for town purposes, and ITO
cents on the dollar for State School tax. Also
3 tax Of Is cents on the grand list OF 1885,
for county. Therefore, know ye that go days
are given by law for the payment or said tax,
and a deduction Of 4 per cent on said tax II
paid within said time.
DWIGHT TYLER, Irsai.
Londonderry, sept. II, 1884.
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CHESTER.

IL tickets were sold at this depot las
week, to the Vermont State Fair at
Burlington.
+. 7. Mather has removed lis dental
rooms TO his new Office at his residence,
and Mrs. p. NJ. Rice has moved into the
rooms vacated by Mr.. Mather over the
Drug Store.
II. f. Lake Of Keene, n. H.. was in
town again last week.
Geo. d. Carter of Worcester, Mas: J.,
has been in town this week.
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Mrs. +. W. Simpson, is visiting at
her fathers in Windsor.
Quite number of our citizens are
in attendance upon the Windham
County fair at Newfane.
A doughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dean, aged years and 6 months died
Neutrality-suspicious. Of the brain.
Mrs. Macomber of Worcester, Mass,
who has been spending the summer
with Mr.. Silas Whitman, of this village,
returned to her home yesterday.
H. A. Wood, of Barnard, brother Of
DIR. n. P. Wood, of this village is in
attendance at the Windham County
fair, having two horses, owned by the
Dr.. with him for exhibition.
We take pleasure in calling the at
tention of our readers to Messrs.
Richardson and Leonrd's advertise
ment in this weeks issue.
G. H. Babcock, of Willimantic,
Conn.,, and Geo. N. Rich of Adams,
Mass, are up this way on hunting
excursion.
George &. Smith and his daughter,
Florence arrived home from Saratoga
Springs Tuesday, Mrs. Smith stopped
at Andover with her brother, D. A.
Benson, her health but slightly, if any
improved.
Mrs. Collins, whom we mentioned
several weeks ago as. being afflicted
with q cancer, is very low and will
probably not live many days longer.
We notice our sewing machine ma
chine agent, l.. 7. I.andman with one
OF the handsomest and best finished
machines that we have seen for maIy
a day. We also noticed thar he did not
carry il OUT Of the village but did not
learn who the lucky purchaser was.
OUE SICk.-Mrs Tyler remains about
the same.-Mrs. +. A. Shattuck, who
has been very sick for the past week is
slowly recovering-Mrs Gibson, Of
Bellows Falls, stopping at her fathers,
Chas, Clayton's is quite sick.-Frankie
Tyler is apparently slowly recovering.
-Jairus Aldrich remains in the same
enfeebled condition Of the past two
months The sick at Mrs. Whites are
improving.-Geo. Walker who has
been ailing for a week or ten days is
much better.
How Derry Farmers Raise Potatoes and
How Their Girls Pick Them Up.
Albert NJ. Allen OF this town has
raised, the present season ON one acre
of ground 1856 bushels. Mr.. Allen also
planted potatoes of the white ele-
plant variety, which yielded 8 bushels,
potatoes out Of this lot weighed Is
pounds 6 ounces. Mr.. Allen has two
daughters, aged 10 and IA who some
times assist i'll the potato harvest. This
fall these girls picked up one day and
inside of seven houre, 95 bushels. We
will give copy OF the Sitter, free for
one year, to any girl of similar age
who will beat this record.
Rev. Mr.. Chaplin and wife of Flor
ence Mass, have been visiting old ac-
quaiutances in this village the past
week. Mr.. Chaplin was pastor of the
NJ. Z. Church in this place some II
years ago.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ANCHOR LopoE Ne. W, Y. & A, NJ, Tussday
evenings ON or before the full Of the moon.
in each month.
FARMERS GRANGE, No. 1877, 2. Of II. Fridays.
on or before the full OF the moon, and every weeks
thereafter
DIVISION no. IS, S. OF L Every Monday eve
ling at O'Clock.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

BAPrIsr cHrRcn-Rev, H. c. Lsavi.l, pastor.
Every Sabbath At 10 - q. IN, and 200 ,. n. Sab.
bath sehool, u as y. IN, Meeting on Wednesday svs,
nings At so
II. L. CauRca--Rsv. j. :. Allen, pastor. Ser.
vices, ssms hours Of Baptist Church. Prayer NEE.
tinys every Tuesday evening.
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LOCAL SUMMARY.
Proprietor.

4 pencil cross opposite this para
graph indicates that your subscription
has expired, and no more papers aciN
be sent unless acs are notified that you
tciM to continue.
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ROSDVILLE.
TRaIELER' s GCIDA.

Alails arrive from the east at 10 a IN. Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays. From the west at p
M. Tuedays, Thursdays aud saturdays--C. II.
Williams, z, n
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The Londonderry, VI, SITTER.
rRAvELLER's GUIDE.
SO. Londonderry, VI.

Trains leave, daily, sundays excepted tor Srst1ls
boro aud Intermediate stations Mail. .; s. q. ~;
mixed Il 80 p, u. Trans arrive. from Brst,lseer0
and intermediate stations, mixed, IL 50 N; mall,
salp,m
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Al WinCheSter'S
every Copper Agate
and Glass Ware ardwaraud Cutlery, Wooden Ware Boom
Lumbermen's Tools of every kind Cross-cut Saws Axes
Wedges Slcgcs &c Lead Pipe Pumps Iron Sinks &c
BOTTOM PRICES Al
Potato Dgg Grader, Oil Baskets Rope Flower
TOY CARTS b WHEELBARR0WS.
Also choice brands Of Tobacco and Cigars
goods
f. Winchester,
Peabody House Basement
Londonderry,
BELLOWS FAILS. ".
Now in progress
j. c. Day & co.'s
Seventh aHiiGai
Mark Down Sale

OF spring and Summer Dress Goods.
Outside Garments for Ladies and Chill
dren Parasols and Summer goods gen
orally. As usual dnring this Sale We ere
offering some Extraordinary
Bargains For Cash.
Many OF the goods being actually eola at
HALF THE FORMER PRICES.
40 Pieces all wool. y inch dress goods at
90 cents. formerly Go to l.25 yard.
lO Pieces 80 inch, half wool. ut Is cents
worth 81. 20 Pieces dress goods at s cents
formerly II l-2. 6 Pieces Nottinehsm
Curtain Laces at just two thirds former
prices. 40 Ladies and Children's Cloth
Sacks at $50 each, formerly $50 to 500.
Best dress Camhrics Sc, f rmerly 1912
These bargains ere oierd for n e,,,,,, t5,,.
ooiS, preparatory to getting In Fan stock.
and customers frcm distance saot,il -
fall to secure them early.
Special bargains in Hosiery We are
Headquarters for Corsets, Gloves. Hosi.
cry and fancy Goods.
New Goods and Novelties opaniuo
daily.
Nsz Agents for Batteries Patterns. S.nd
Tor Fashion Sheets & Catalogue to
.. T. DAl q Co., Cash Dry goods store,
Union Block. Bellows Fall. VI
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Telegraph on.ss. a, Depot, Telephone, AT Hotel,

Post once, q, u, Smith, P. n. As,ls close 81
and rs, arrive ct and 10, daily.
Chsstsr Stage leaves Il; q. IN, arrives N daily
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Corrected Wsefly.)

Eutler Is - Oats, 80
Maple Sugar, sto 10 Gran. Sugar,
Eggs, ls1 Brown +" IL
Lard, lS Beans, per a. no IL
PORK, ~ Cheese, II
Hams, Id Meal. per hundred, el.so
X. Oh, IL 10 ~ Bran, lisa
Flour, family. 800 to els Midd's, lH
st. Louis, SIS s 100 Feed, l.ss
MINI. Pat. rs Bone meal, 80
Oil meal 200 Cotton seed meal, Lea
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wARDsBORO.

Heavy frost Saturday night.
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$500 $500

We haze the inside IacE and mean 10 keep it.
Talk about bargains. Why you can afforl
to travel 20 miles 10 trade with
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Londonderry, sept. II, 1884.
RIGHT ABOUT FACE,
Fall Into Line
and turn your attention to
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
Al
Johnson SSPoIIard's
Chester, VT,
Every Department FULL
CLOTHING
for the Old, Young and Middle Aged.
CLOTHING
for the farmers boy or city dude.
-Four and one button Getaway suits
in Shades and Colors correct. Sack
Suits in Whipcord and cassimeres
mixed. Prices and styles correct.
Young Man!
You viii use youse!f right if you come
to Chester this fall to do your trading.
Business will HUM
Farmers warranted kip
whole stock Boots D. S. &
tap with Saddle seam $3.50
guaranteed as good as any
$500 boot you can buy. Mems
Genuine Calf boots with tap
$500 Boys Calf Boots ST..
so Sizes ! to s.
Ladies! Ladies'!
For a 81 90 Kid or Goat Boot buy rht
Jumbo only. with elephant on the bot
tom.
Bny P. j. Hawkley's Kid $500 &3.co good
and you will use no other II will make YOU
laugh, but it is so. Best Dongoa Buttol
Boots sell every where from 500 to 500 ",
offer this I'LL for
$500 $500
We have the inside I.cE and mean 10 keep it.
Talk about bargains. Why you can affor,
to travel % miles 10 trade with
johnson & Pollard
CHESTER. Nt,--'i,HiS FALL.
Remember the place
IA ms. from Bellows Falls.
8 rs. from Grafiron. 10 ms.
from Windham. II ms. from
Weston. 6 ms. from -Andovel
and Ii ms. from Londonderry
Hitch up and drive over.
.o4 IL
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Ladies! Ladies!

For $3.50 Kid or Goat Boot buy the
Jumbo" only. with elephant on the bot
TOM
Bny P. J. Hawkley's Kid $500 &3.co goods
and you will use no other II will make you
laugh, but it is So Best Dongola Button
Boots sell every where from $500 to 500 We
offer this I'LL for
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Notices. under this head lOs line, each insertion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-11
OVER THE WATER.


ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Lots Drawn to Accomplish the MUIR
der of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the
Boat-race-Murder Of q Policeman
at Grunn-The Dofngs of Dyna-
O'Leary NatiOnalists Not DIS.
couraged at the Failure of Dyna-
mite Attempts.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESrIsEL.l
PARIS, March 10.-Great vexation is ex-
pressed that the Irish-American waylaid
by four men Saturday morning did not
prove to be the informer McDermott. At
a recent meeting Of the Invincibles here,
lots were drawn for men to accomplish the
murder of McDermott. This resulted in
the selection of four men. 1t was decided
to seek McDermott in other capitals OF
Europe if he was not found in Paris.
lyman, the supposed notorious No. 1, has
been written to and is expected in Paris
early in the Summer, when he will assume
the entire direction Of operations.
LONDON, March 10.-The race between
George Bubear, the well known English
oarsmsn, and Wallace Ross, the famous
New Brunswick ~sculler, occurred this
morning. They rowed four miles and two
f~urlongs over the regular Thames course,
from Putney to Mortlakes, Ross conceding
to Bubear ten seconds. The betting or
Ross was five, and on Bubear four. Bu-
bear had a length the start, but at Ham
mersmith the boats were nearly even. The
race was won by the American by six
lengths.
Prince Henry of Prussia and the Ger
man ambassador were at the Paddington
depot in the room directly above the cloak
room, in which the dynamite was recently
found, and at the exact moment Of the
explosion at the Victoria depot.
VIENNA, March 10.-The murder Of a
policeman at Grunn, capital of Morvania,
is announced. 1t is believed to be the
work Of Anarchists. The police of Vienna
and Pesth are busy unwilling an extensive
Anarchist plot.
LONDON, March10.-The Fenian O'Leary
writes the Pail Mall Gazette that the
doings of the dynamiters is utterly abb
horrent to his nature. Seventy picked de-
~tectives have been collected in London,
and instructed in the system of espionage
in regard to the dynamiters.
PARIS, March 10.-An advanced Irish
Nationalist has declared that the National
lists are annoyed, but in nowise discour-
aged at the failure of the dynamite at
tempts. He predicted long series Of ex-
blossoms in England in the immediate
future. He says a mechanism has been
invented which renders the explosion GER
tain and obviates the use of clockwork.
BERLIN, March 10.--Four German Jews
we're acquitted at Konitz of the charge of
setting fire to the Synagogue at Neuslet-
tin. They had been severely maltreated
by the populace at the latter place. One
of them was nearly killed. A majority of
the Jewish shops and houses in Neuslettin
were destroyed. The police were power
less to prevent outrages.