The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-07-17

Mr.. BRADLAUGH has again attempted to
take the oath as n member of the British
house of commons, but was refused permits
sion by that body.
THE cholera has again appeared at Mar
settles and Toulon, France, and general ex
odus has begun
Two Mexican editors fought duel at New
Laredo, one of them being killed and the
other wounded.
A GREAT sensation has been created in
London by the long articles published in n
leading daily paper on the terrible state of
immortality which prevails in the English
metropolis.
FOLLOWING is a days record of choleras
ravages throughout Spain: New cases, 700;
deaths, 791.
PoL1TICAL disorders in the City of Mexico
have led to large number of arrests.
A CHOLERA report from Spain says that
the situation in Aranjuez, n suburb of Mad
rid is terrible. The population of 14,GOJ
has dwindled to 5000, and those who are un-
able to get away feel that they are doomed.
Many who are attacked drop senseless as they
are walking about and expire before aid can
reach them. More than onc-tenth of the sol
diers in the garrison, including six officers,
have died of cholera within a week. Half of the
remainder are in hospital. Every one of the
Sisters of Mercy sent to nurse the cholera
patients is dead There are no collins in the
city and the bodies of the victims are left by
the roadside, wrapped in blankets and are
gathered by the city dust carts, in which
they are taken to the cemeteries and cast into
trenches.
A CAIRO dispatch asserts that unless action
is taken by September l Egypt will be com
pletely bankrupt.
EARTHQUAKE shocks continue in the Vale of
Cashmere, India, at intervals of three days.
A REVOLUTION has broken out in Nene-
zuela, South America. The revolutionSts
have captured a steamer with prominent
officers on board
SERIOUS foods are reported in the province
of Galicia, Austria. The Vistula river
has risen ten feet, swapping large portions
of the city of Cracow and the town of Ska
vina. Many miles of railway have been de-
stroyed
THE French chamber of deputies has
voted an appropriation of SSJOOOO for
maintaining and educating every seventh
child born in French families in needy cir
cumstances. This a ton was taken to revive
an obso'cte law enacted during the French
revolution in the interest of increase in the
French population.
ANARCHISTS of all countries are about to
convene in a universal congress at Barcelona
Spain.
EDWARD MoLoYEY, n fireman, and John
\. Stuff were instantly lille by the eXplo
sion of a boiler at the West marlborough
Canada paper mills.
THE Annamites who recently attacked the
French ut HUI have nearly all surrendered.
THE terrible state OF immortality in Lon
don disclosed by Il leading paper came up III
the British parliament, AMI it was an
nounc ii that steps for its repression would
b. taken b. the police. Cardinal Manning
has accept'l the proposition made by
the proprietors of the FuU Mdli
Gazette to submit complete proof of all its
revelations, including every name and detail,
to n party of responsible men, to lnrlade tn,
cardinal and tile Hon. Samuel Morley, the
examiners to have the privilege of reporting
to the public upon the affair as they may
deem best. So great was the excitement
that the papers publication Office was bar
ricaded, and the police had to be calle upon
to control the immense crowd in the vicinity