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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

The people Of this Stats are 20 dosh
saIioSs for lniorsstisE IN regard 70 .k'
prospects Of Ssessor Edsnsds al th,
Chicago cosseniss. We kssPs Garcia
watch 81 oil cur sfchsngu aaa will CIV.
sssh week inch iniormsiios A. .s an
able 10 gain. Edmusds has no nes act
uslly II work for him while the other pee
sibls candidates have. notably Blsias. AID
IN this way The primaries for the elsctios
OF delegates are no, a. fully attended by
Esmus,ls men - they arc BY Arthur men
and Blaine rfa even though the majority
Of people 10 the locality may favor Ia.
musds A. first choice Consequently the
dslsgriss NAY not Always represent the
choiss " The Republicans Of the State or
district bal there IL one advantage IN this.
While the Arthur and Blaine men quarrel
over the election Of delegates. Ednuads
viii have quarrel with no one and csnss.
qusstiy will he COED man fer all the
delegates TO usits on. provided no one Of
the fsvsriiss set enough TO secure The
nomination. In this fact lies Ednusds
only chsnos for the nominstion.
The Boston Adrufiser has made care
full canvass among prominent Republicans
in the State on prsfsrspcss for Presidsnial
and vice. Presidential candidates which
gives for President, Edmnnds. 1853 vstss
in : fetal vote Of Al; Arthur next with
70; Blaine third with %. On second
choice Arthur leads with ST. Edmunds las
rs. and Blaine 80 For Vice President
Lincsla has 259 out Of fetal Of Dol.
In New Hampshire at the recent meet
ing Of tho State com mii.ss a canvass Of
the committee made by 0. @. Moore gave
these fostisgs: Ednupds AZ; Blaine %;
Arthur 10; Sherman 10; Lincsln 2; Logan,
Csnkline and Evsrts l sash.
The N. Y. Herald had made second and
= very careful canvass OF the members Of
the New York legislature giving the inter.
view with each member by name and the
preference in large majority Of cases is
for Ednunds with Blsins second and Ar
thur third
Notwithstanding this fact we observe
that most Of the delegates thus far sleet.
ed in New York are for Blaine or Arthur.
Hsw it is done il sxplaiasd in the re-
port ofxhe caucus held in Jamsstsvn in
the N. Y. Times. The report says that .
ballot box was used in which every vstsr
IN the caucus should state his preference
and that the delegates elected by them
should be governed by it. As result SIG |
ballots we're east. Of which Blaine had 800;
Edmunds l0l; Arthur s: Lincoln 5; Cenk-
ling 2; Logan. Evarts and Wadsvsrth / |
zach. The Blaine men are jubilapt. They
we're much the most thoroughly organized
however, and this vote is not indicative OF
hs relative strength Of Blaine and Ed.
nunds in JAmsstown. The Blaine work
IRIS got their men cut.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10
TIE Edueatie. Hill.

After = long debate and numerous
am sndmenis the Blair educational bill hA'
passed the Sensis.
A finally passed the bill reduces the
smount appropriated to S77. 200. 900 This
sun is to he expended yearly for ten years
The frat ,sar the snm Of $1,000. 900. tbs
sseond year $1,000 600. the third year
$4,000. 600. the fourth year sl3. 900, 600
the hith year sll. 900, 600, tho sixth year
50. 900. 900, the seventh year $1,000, 900,
the eighth year. 100000 This sum i.
to be placed to the several States aud Ter,
ritoriss In proportion 10 The whole number
" persons In Zach. who. being at the age
Of ten years and over, cannot write. The
compilation IL TO DO made according TO
the csrsns Of 1880. A provision of the
bill. which gave rise to Al acrimonious
debate. 10 that which provides that no
State or Territory shall receive any OF the
benefits under the proposed act until the
Government thcrsof shall Gle with the
Secretary Of tho Interior = statement show
ing the character OF the common school
system in force in suck State or Territory
tie amount Of money expended therein
during the last preceding school year in
the support OF common schools, not in.
cluding expenditures for rent, repairs OF
erection OF school houses, and showing
whether any discrimination is made in
raising or distributing the school revenues
between white and colored children. The
southern Senators opposing this provision
resisted il upoa the ground that it would
be IN unhsard Of indignity to require the
hsad Of . sovereign State to report to a
cabinet officer, who, they asserted, was
wholly irresponsible. and appointed msre-
ly at the pleasure Of one man, and not
elected by the people. No msney is to be
paid out under the act to any State that
shall not have provided by law system
OF free common schools without distinc-
ten OF race aud color Separate schools
for white and eolored children, however.
are net TO be considered violation OF this
condition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

Tho heat rather thss the Wild Arabs !,
proving destructive to the Eaglish in Sow
dan and Gen. Gordons situation 10 dss
p.rsis. Iu Englasd opinion is divided a
70 whether Il is best to attempt his rescue
" nst No doubt the EOglish govern.
msut wishes itself well out Of The whole
business. but !. seems humiliaiing 10 the
proad Britain lion TO be brought 10 bay
by a handful Of hslfslethed. balf-fsa
ehilJes Of the desert. Asd thos, too, IL
savers Of inbumanity 10 allow the intrsp'
ii Gordon and bis few faithful followers
10 starvs 10 death or submit to worse
fate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

1
twaierbu,y Lespa,ch to the Boston Journal
| Corrected AID additional returns mad,
BY the several corporations 10 Tax Com
missioner Dillingham; since March show
. handsome Increase 10 the aggrsgst.
amount OF taxes assessed and paid undel
the new corporation tax law, as reported
At the time in the ..jompoi The figures o.
the returns made and taxes paid to thu
State up to February 20, aggregate Sl76,'
SIG 70 Tho corporations delinquent IN
making their returns have since paid the
taxes assessed under the law with the
exception Of four minor companios-snd
these payments amount to SIS, 559. 65,
making tie total amount Of cooperation
taken for 1883 receive BY the State Treas
urer 1885,. 1856 A. The Grand Trunk II.
Il. company, ,Ls New England Telephone
company. The Mutual Life and Equitable
Life insurance companies have not yet
paid, hut announce their intention to com
ply with the law, aud they will soon make
payment Of the taxes assessed. The com.
plets returns will make tho amount OF rev.
saue realized usdsr tho Law ever sl9S, 900.
tn il = very gratifying result OF tho OPP.
GRAFTON OF the new Law aud fully meets the
expectations Of the people Of the State.
The Law is . popular one with tho isdiyid-
usl aIpsyer, and tho officers Of the vari-
Gus corporations assessed are TO be com.
meadsa for their prompt compliance with
the provisions OF the measure. There il
~ Immediate prospect ola legal contest
involving the question Of the constitution
Ality Of the law.
The Central Vermont Railroad eompa-
ny were dslayei IL making their returns
fer the second sir m"stbs in consequence
OF their sbiliiy soos.r 10 clee mp their
accounts with inrsiga roads sn,l soiti, the
business arisiss IRON in'cfshang. II traf-
fs.
Tie Csstral Vermont rsil~sy company
have nov pail taxes assessed on their
systsm u rosds Tor 1883. which aggregate
ei3. vol 6s. This sus inclujss tho tax on
lie old Vermont Central. amounting 10
iG,576.32. ~hish President J. Gregory
Saith caused is bs paid reesotly. The
Total amount sf taxes paid by the railroads
u The State is ssG. 2G252. Of which sum
lie Central yumsnt company have paid
mere than enc halt
The fetal amount u taxes paid with re-
urss made ard payments psndisg) for
he year 1853 msy b. summarized ~ fol.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

An inssndisry meeting was held IL
Cooper Union. New York, Saturday nigh
which caused some apprehension il
that city. The meeting was called BY /,
secret circular which had ssmo reference
10 the Ciusispsti riot. The hall wai
crowded aud spssshss made dsneuscisa
money power and mosopoliss, but the
meeting Vas orderly enough. Herr Most,
the Socialist, attempted 10 speak but was
prevented by the chairman OF the meeting.
The gathering was orderly enough, tho
the pslics authorities were on hand aad
would have quickly put . stop TO any dis.
tufbanes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

To the West are growing in fsvsr all tss
the SPECIAL through ears are snarss'
iced The ssxi srsursioa viii start from
North Adams, April 2is,. for Chicago and
all poinis west Only enc sishto 90 The
road east Of Chiesso, Mr.. CAass viii 40.
company TIE party and zee that every
vast Is cared fos. Apply at osee. tsr
tickets or Information 10 Frank Chase.
North Adams, Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

Logan hi" already caused siIty thousand
copies Of his speech against the PsrtsI
bill to be circulated Is = campaign decu
mept and At The government expense
This We can Do - il was delivered ia tbs
Senate aud appears in the Congressional
Resorl ~bioh is furnished free. We
never be aided IN such manner. Though
lev senator. ssy more than Edmunds be
ls,sr makes Get speech And never re-
vi.ss What lie says for the record and new.
~ ssaas out Extra copies for his cosstiiu-
wits or any body else. Rs may have done
II IL his GALLEY days but since his yssrs
st srpefisnco he has learned that life is
ipp short for such nonsense.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

The 0smas steamer Dssisl Stsisnss
honsd Tor Ns~ Ysrt. vxs wrecked on the
rseks rsr Hsiiisr... Saturday night and
oysf oas husasd iiv" we're Lost. esly
.igb, bsiog saved. wssn the weasel
struck The rocks she vas eight miles GU.
Of ssr course. No satisfactory sxplasa.
,ics ha been givss 81 the caurss Of this
-ilj sailing There appears TO have been
no cell orgspirsd effort on the part Of the
eficsr, and crew Of The steamer for rsscu-
isg lives
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

II. whale, hsli received . knock
So.s he. is tie hsuss. rossviss osl,
sboai no rsies 10 its favor issSsh there
VA pSvrfss lsl,hy vsfiirs for a. Ihs
ispi i lev q tAs 1smhsp sosld hare The
ihss.ss AL Ter . rc-slsssisn after hsviss
soi.a lot that ball. The people ere ''ssia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

Halle Hair remover rcnsws, cleassss.
bristtsss and invisora.ss the hair, and
restores isdsd or grey hair to ito youthful
solsr and lus,re People with grey hair
prefer 10 use the Remover. rather thAs
prsslsin 10 the world. through thsir
blsschsd locks. that they are becoming
aged, AHa passing ~ 10 decay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

A bAg dissa Vas projected By ssss Of
10 lsraF fsisrasrs 10 Brsetl,s 10 bolster
~ ~. .sHine fsrturss 81 the Morrisea
Iii. Tie dinner usy have bsss sec.
seas bri csly ess speaker. Ssssior Blask.
ssrs. dared 10 speak right out 10 sss'.
is and sarecsis frss trade The others
III lssssd .bich prsossdisx oil hardly
rfsrs solis - far - tsrir lsgisls'iss
gess
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

OF the 1000 Isdisn ebildrsa see liv'
its 10 THE cosstfy. over 10000 are being
educated 10 government schools Thin
iscs j. I'll the mofs sisn.hcsrt vhsn u u
r.issnLsfsd Tia, ne systematic work hsd
been urssr,stss until the latter part Of
Osn. Grants sdninisirasiss. II this good
vork css cosiisus for . gsssrstion. II will
ll,iasl.lr selrs the indias qusstios.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

sneags 70 ~ sstsp Ne eusniry iss 8
prsilnisssy hsrr~A- bsi sss qsiis the nas
ibs- vssie cheese 10 bring forward be.
fore sss sspassy u the fssl menssi. sns
sssr responsibility 81 his srrs.is ssmip ..
ststsor-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

.0"hH Ff1tE-symPtoms INA Vuft,
The symptoms are moisture, like psrspirstios
intense itching, increased BY scratching; very
distressing, particularly At night; seems - Il
tum; the private parts are sometimes affected.
II allowed 10 continue very serious results may
follow. "sWAYNEB OINTMENT il pleasant,
sure cure. Also, for letter, Itch, sait-Rhsum,
Boald. Head, ErysipelAs Barbsr's Itch, Blotchss,
oil scaly. crusty Skin diseases. Box, by mail. 80
cents; for el.25. Address. DIR. 6wAYNE 4
son, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by oil druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

London Hair Restorcr-Great EngiisA
Toilet Article. Restores growth. color, gloss,
and softness Removes dandruh. Aristocrstic
families Of Great Britain endorse IT, Elegant
dressing. Ffagrsnty perfumcd. The fsvonts
Of fashion. At druggists for So I'D, or 10 cents
In U. 4, money.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

N.f, maeh CT .hs meaning 81 he Blame
booa IL revealed 10 The following extract
ffvm III. is,,sr Of . Washington csrrss-
p.sas4i. There 10 The Usual ansunt 81
president aAkisg here ssv that ID doss
betons . asadssssisi sesvsstioa. The
s1s.s caslsas leisure 81 il 70 me il tbs IN
concealed Leps. % The part Of The pss
Who are. ia tLsir eva language 'nsins
Dlslss 10 dsissi Arthsr vita. that some
saisr man may arise II cAicage 70 defeat
their candidate in tara. He Is COED
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10


Oar Csnssiss nsighbors are getting
sl.smsI shout the increasing emigration
fr.m the provinces 10 the Usiisd State,
Tie Montreal Ssr says: "Notwithstasd'
ins tho .1er,isss Of few liberal misdsd
pars,-. 10 s,s@ tho steady tide Of travel Of
Their csmra,ris,s 10 the united States,
smisra,ioa IL lsrgsly iscressisg and -.
susnins yer, dangerous proportions. Ths
snisi.ls 81 pssaysntur. depot, VIE are ~
snthor,,y on the subject, say that since
the bsQin1iag 81 The spring ii least -
families leave daily fer Nss England. The
m.i.ti,y u the ssisrants are French Ca
nsai.ss, sailias from Sorsi. Thres Rivers.
BeftLisr ssa other tsvns In many cases
they are possssssd Of ccrsidsubls means
sui ssnoanss their intention Of psrnanl
" islisg up their rssiiescs il Ussls
s.ms Ssmsiss Mssy Of them 90 being
qs.siscssd - 70 the sssp they are tskiss.
.sAie tbs, they are actuatsd By the soliei.
iAlioas Of their fr,snds, Who declare that
,hsfs !. profitable fsld opss 10 their in.
lastfy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10


Murst Hslstsaa, editor Of the Cipeis.
sali Commercial Gafette makes the follow.
ing interesting staisment concerning tbs
varieties Of rioters on the three nights
The riotisg % the frat night was large.
y Of working msa Of good character, who
rsssaisd the fact that murdsrsrs who
have money 70 set 10 motion the masbin-
sry Of criminal lawyers have had frssden
here The second night tho spirit Of this
com nuns appeared aud petroleum was put
ia,s use. As is done by the Psrisians When
they are pleased to burn their public
buildings Ths third night the sumbsr Of
ds,@ri.iaed men bad been largely reduced
aud there wets svsrms Of boys And 80
the cf-.ds have deprecated from hoassi
mes misguided. bnt animated by right
soas wrath. kinaied against systsnized
iafsny Of the .est outrageous character
Ito = sirisus rsbbls OF boys in the hands
Of th. lsss.t dsspsradoss Tbs excited
people bad . real grievance 10 bsgiu
With
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

No CuRE No PAYl DR.. Lawrencc's
Cough Balsam, when once used. takes the
place OF al others. Sss our advertising
columns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

par asposiiss 10 full Tie ehisss do nss
anticipate any Ices 70 stockhslderA
There will bsa fan Sirscssn meeting 10
the norsssg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10
Decline Of Nan.

Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia. Impo-
tence, Sexual Debility, cured by "Wclls'
Health Remover" 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10
FARM FOR SALE.
IN CHANCERY.
Bsssmoros cousTI DroxrnrE TYsn 1888.
GEORGE N. WALL,

TN CHANCERY.
BEssnoTos cousTI DroEpnrn TYnn 1883.
GEORGE N. WALL,
wrLLrAu scDryrrr.
JAMES Mc0UI0AN. "a,
AID MICHAEL Mo0Di6AN,
Whreds. George N. Wall. 81 Dorsst, In The
County Of Bennington, snd State u Vermont.
hss entered In tbs Court u Chapssry IN he
County q Be.nIDgton. bic psiitisn. which 10
nov pending therein, for foreclosure aga mat the
sbsvs named defendants, upon certain lands IN
the Town Of Iorset, In tbs County Of EepDing.
ton, described Ia . certain moftgsgs, dated
October 10Th 1868. executed by william McDsv.
1T 70 Josiah b. hollistsry - follow: Being the
said Josiah u. Holhstsr 90 tLs day and ,ssr
Aforesaid, ecDtailing one hundred and ten acres
more or less, reference being bad 10 ~ deed u
The above date from said Holistsr 10 said Me-
Dssviu for more dsnniis description Of said
PREMISE, the sane being recorded in tbs land
records sf tho said town o. Dorset. conditioned
for the payment Of seventeen hundred and Gfy
doilars. - specified 10 fourteen pIonissory Doiss
d scribsd 10 sid petition, payable 70 Did Hole.
tsr o. b.srsr. Win intsrsst annually, tbs ss.
have not bssn paid. AID further setting forth
IL d ssid mortgage and notes have been duIyg
sssigned 10 petitioner and thst be 10 hwfuiyf
owner thereof; and that said Michael Me0nigap,
ssd james he0uigsn calm s1ms sort u interest
o. uiIs 70 said prsnlsss by posssssion o. dssd.
And Pm yipg that The equity Of redemption u
aid dsfsndsats In ths premises BE- forselossd.
And II Appearing tbst the said defendants.
William McDevitt And James Me0uigan, ~, r..
sids and sre without the Flats Of fsfmost, -
III d . snbpnDs cannot b. served upon them:
II 10 therefore ordered that ssid dsfsndsbts
b required 70 sppssr on the first deg Of tho
nsxt stated tern u said Court 10 Ds hid 81
1aseksstsy within aud for said County of
Bepningtos co the hra Tuesday u June 4. D.
lbs&. aud msks snsvsr 20 ssid petition. md that
.hs ssid petitioner shall sasss this order 10 "
Published In the MAscngsTfE JopssAL, . public
sswspspsr printed o. Manchester sforssssd,
bsss weeks sseosssivsiy, The last 81. which slsll
~ u u lssst twenty dsys Previous 70 the eosa
ne ncsmsrt u the fofssaid Term Of said Court.
Date d - Bennington sfcssssid. ibis seventh
Isy ofApfii 4. D. ls<s.
JOHN v. HALL, Clsrk,
J. q, MlsTs. Eolleiicf for the Petitioner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

Absst 500 carloads Of marble . noniL
are shipped iroa Rutland.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

The four corporations that are IN ar
rsss ia The pay msnt Of taxes osisg TO
sasvoiisbls esssss bad The tins extended
By Tax cmmissiossr D,llinehifs ia which
10 usks returns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10

THURSDAY APRIL 10. 1854
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-04-10
fManfbfstfr JOnrnal

DIX srnosDs Eeuos am r.ornrOs
Delta chief., 1884-02-20
She Could Keep a Secret.

Were bound TO be equal to you
men," said the Mason's wife; ..we
formed u secret society of our own last
night" Indeed" said the Worship
ful Master, composedly; "then hope,
my dear, your project will be success
full. Is II benevolent society, or
whatP" That's none of your business.
It's secret society, and we're sworn
by solemn oath not to divulge anything
relating to it. Very good. my dear"
observed the Worshipful Master. return
ing to his paper; ''I'm sure l do not
wish you to violate your OATH at
wouldn't matter If you did, wouldn't.
You keep your secrets close enough
and to think of that stupid Mrs. Furbe-
low! she could recollect neither the grip
nor the sign. 1t took us an hour to
teach her. When Igave her the sign.
like this (suits the action to the word)
she would make II in this way--ha! ha!
Her stupidity would have been cxasper-
ating If II hadn't been ridiculous. and
us for learning the grip, why. she
would have it that it was this way-give
Delta chief., 1884-02-20
ssDarter,n be sure tor Ask"
Boston Globe

DUetou Giope.
A little scene was enacted few days
since on an afternoon train on one OF
the roads running out Of Boston that
put a young man to rout and complete
" convulsed the spectators, When
the young man entered the car in the
depot the only vacant seat was beside
an old farmer, VINO was evidently on
his way up the country. The rustic
was bluff, hale and hearty, and to the
question, "Is this seat engaged?" loud
" replied "No. Set down, set down,
and make yourself ter hum"
Now the young man. was not in a
specially talkative frame of mind. but
the old man was, and, rs natural re-
suit, they talked. In the course of the
conversation it came out that, in his
younger days, the young man had gone
to school to the old mans ''darter,"
After that, of course, conversation
did not flag, and the old farmer vas
soon in possession of the leading points
in the young mans life since he had
left the school, and, among other things
that he had been married some ten or
twelve months. In the midst of their
talk the train drew up at the station
where the young man was to alight.
but So persistent was the aged question
er that all the other passengers who
were to get off had left the car before
the young man started for the door.
He was making good time down the
aisle in haste to get off before the car
started, when he was brought to a
standstill by vigorous shout from his
inquisitive friend:
.Hello, Young man. Hellon He
turned and was greeted with the query
from the anxious but besming old farm
er: Say. hev, We airy baby yet?''
Darter'll be sure ter ask"
The young man went.