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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

The New York World ridiculed the
Gibbs investigating committee when 1t
first went TO New York. Recently, under
the editorial head running Push the In
yesligation,' it said 1T is very evident
that for nearly five years the city has been
in the hands OF set OF speculative job
bers who II they have not stolen money
directly from the treasury, have wronged
the city by sacrificing its interests for their
own profit" The World urges the Gibbs
Commute to discover just where the city's
money is deposited. 1t attacks Mayor
Grace. and says his appointment Of WINS
as chamberlain was disgrace to the city.
In regard TO the whereabouts Of New
York's money, it says: when it is remem-
bsred that the commissioners OF accounts
are Mayor Grsce's sppointees and that the
head commissioner was dismissed by May
or Edison for incapacity and reappointed
by Mayor Grace, the expediepcy OF such
An inquiry seems unquestiopable." It is
barely possible the Gibbs committee are
on the track OF smother exposure like the
one which led 10 Tweed's disgrace.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

A dispatch from London Sunday nigh
says: six baitalions Of Servian infantry,
two bsttsliops Of artillery aud two squad
rons Of cavalry today st,ackrd tao bsttal.
ions Of regular aud irregular bulgarian
troops. The Bulesflaas lost thirty -four
killed. Servian troops uader Col Mycka.
witch have occupied TsA'ibrod. sustaining
small loss. Fifty BulSatians we're cap
tured and sent TO the fortress at Belgrade.
Topalaqitch, With the Morayia division, il
operating against lfn. Coils Michkovitch
and Benesky. commanding the Drips and
Shumadja divisions. anr advancing on
Drsgoman pass. Gen. Jc~anosi,ch is in
command Of The Danube division. which
is held Is reserve iorcs at Bella Hulsnk.
Diuknilch is leading The Timak division
against Belogrsdshek. Each division con.
sists Of 10000 men. King Milan. before
the advance commenced. observed that
Sofia would be captured within three days.
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possible for him 70 treat the JOsrII -
be knpss be ourht

possible for him 10 treat the y0rplI u
be knvvs be ought
Having been snddenly called 10 thil
place ior ics days and having fnished
for sbe present. the business IN had,
and myself with two hours Ia uhich
mHss wait for tho train am 10 take Il
Cincinnati Yesterday visited osi
Ridge Cemetery where are LAID 10 rest Al
that vss mortal d Abraham Lincoln. The
monument IL situated on a high knoll
which ossrioohs the entire cemetery and
The surrounding ooaDlry 10 a eonsiders-
bic extent A high pedestal eneloses .
marble ssrcophaeas containing the re-
mains Of the great martyr and also Me
mortal Hall. THIS pedestal supports .
plain shsi. reaching some hfiy feet in
height % zach % the four corners oil
The pedestal is group 81 siatuary. in
bronze, composed Of symbolic figures.
the nost liie,like / ever saw. The Atti.
tides AFRO 10 striking sod realistic that one
iuyolunisrily looks In the direction toward
which they gaze and point. as il be ex.
pscted TO sec that which the earnest figures
seem call 10 his attention. What that is
J could only conjecture. but IL seemed TO
me as though the persons represented by
these statues heard ia the distance the
strains Of martial music. the tramp Of
moving armies aud saw the far reaching
columns OF ''tbose hundred thousand
nor" marching to the front to strength
en- The weakened lines OF the Union army.
But one locks and listens 10 vain. The
tramp aud din Of armies hurrying to bat
tie fields 10 defend our country against
rebel lipes has, We trust, been heard for
the last time. All is rs quiet as the repose
Of him whose memory is enshrined in the
hearts OF his country men as is that Of no
other who ever walked the highway OF
history. Oak Ridge Is and will be for all
time TO come. such Mecca for patriotic
Americans as Mount Vernon can never be.
And the estimation 10 which the name OF
Abraham Lincoln is held by our country
men in future ages will DO fitting test
Of their patriotism and gratitude.
Among other objects Of interest here is
the new State House. yet uncompleted.
Already s3.0O0.0 900 have been expended
upon it, and II is estimated that it will
require about half million to finish it.
This sum. it is claimed. represents honest
work and material, and, in this respect.
differs from much other public work done
in this country, outside OF New York,
even. Twenty-Five years ago last spring
spent ten days in this town. 1t was
then place OF seven or eight thousand
people; now it contains population Of
fonr times what 1t did then while its adj
vancement in every feature OF greatness
has much more than quadrupled. 1t has
ln fact kept pace with the wonderful pro
gress OF this great and thriving state.
But TIME and train will wait for no one, so
must close to catch the latter while il
lies. EQUINOX.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

On Saturday ''the street" and the New
York stock exchange experienced verita,
BILE boon The days Transactions we're
marked by excitement and enormous deal
ings as well as great fluctuations IN prices.
so rapid were the Transformations that
$3.50, 900 worth OF property changed hands
every six minutes. and the whole number
Of shares Of stock alone, excluding all
other securities. bought aud sold at the
exchange WAS 500, 1908. the largest ever
recorded In the history OF the concern.
Saturdays business was the elimination
OF a speculative movement which has been
under way for several months. This is
not trsceable to any natural cause, inyolv-
ing real increase 10 the actual value OF
railroad stocks. but is mainly due TO the
adjustment. Of differences formerly exist
ing between rival trunk lines.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

srmsoYfrIp, In, Nov. 10th, 1886.
DIAN JorNaL;
The remark OF the Governor a North
Carolina 10 the Governor Of Son,h Caro-
lima 90 The occasion Of their fam ous in-
tsrsies. though for ioag time il ~ss
kept - State secret, was toond out 10
be ubsn il transpired. 'iis long time.
Governor between driuks" The same
remark. With some Modification. viii
probably spply 10 the Letters ot yoar
Washington correspondent,
80 much else has occupied Tue time OF
The writer thai !. has seemed nsri 10 i'm
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PARTIAL PROSPECTUS OF
WIDE AWAKE
for 1883


~ YaH Prospectus sent on Applieation-bs
A mother whose five children have read WIDE
AWAKE from its first number 70 lie latest.
writes. ~ Ike he magazine because IL ftid d
Inp,ises. another hing-tohen lay Edgten.
feel a. n had been wnLking on breezy hti-tfps."
SIX fLLUSTRA TED SERIALss
4. A MInsHIPMAs AT LARGE.
III. THE CRUISE on THE CAsABiASCA.
Every boy who sailed IN fancy the late exciting
races Of tho Purifaa and the Gsnest1, and all
lovers Of sea stores. vii snjoy these two stories
Of newport and Ocean Yachting, BY CHARLEs
ErnISoTos TALBOT.
III. GIRL AND A JEWEL
Nina. HAAniET PsEscorT HPoyroHD, In this
delicious White HountAin Romance, contributes
her 1fst serial 10 younk folks agaxine.
Nv. DILLY AND THE CAPTAIN.
v. PEGGY. AND HER FAMILY.
MAEoAKET eipsEY writes three tso amnsing
Adv ensure tsrals for Little Folks Ihirfy.nn
Illustrations each.
W. A siI Months Story title to be snnoune.
cd, by CHARLES RonrrT IAAppocE. nuihor Of
Dorm tss Kattss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

Judge Vincent. who VAS appointed BY
President Cleveland Chief Justice Of New
Mexico aud Afterwards removed. has
written An open letter 10 the President in
which be claims that be was removed with.
out hearing. or knowing what tho charges
against him we're. although hs Askei for
both. and that the charges agsinst him.
vhatever they may be, we're made BY .
personal enemy. Who Was trying TO get
revenge Tor decisions on the bench adverse
10 him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

The statement comes from Washington
,hss the aonnal report Of Sheridan. which
has been submitted TO the var department
will be withheld from the public until il
has been carfuIiy edited The Genera
discusses With characteristics frAnkness
certain msstsr Of army administration
regarding which be takes issue with Sec
rotary Endicott SO the latter .'gets even
by suppressins such portions Of the re-
port - are disiastefui 10 him. This Is .
nes end hishl, interesting feature Of
reform" rule.
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Horace D. ClaAin, the we'll known New
York merchant. died on Saturday. Mr..
ClaAin was one OF the oldest. most prom
inent and successful business men in the
metropolis. He WAS fine type Of the
New York merchant prince. Born and
reared in small New England town. be
removed 10 the city 10 fiod wider field
for his enterprise and sbility. aud became
in tims one Of the most prosperous men.
and the house which be founded is one Of
the greatest business institutions OF the
country. Personally. Mr.. Claim was OF
very genial nature, soci,. nnassuming and
easily accessible. He gave freely but un-
ostentatiously OF bis great wealth to
worthy objects. and was always found
foremost in quietly doing good to his fell
low.men. He was about seventy -four
years Of age at the time Of his death
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

In reply 10 the severe ssrictures Of the
Richmond Dispatch on Senator Sherman
Mount Gilead. Ohio, speech, asserting
ths, he bad insuIted and malgned the
South. the Senator proposed that il that
paper would print the speech verbatim
and circulate 10000 or q greater number
Of copies throughout the state, he would
pay the expenses The Dispatch shows
the insinceriiy Of its charges by declining
the offer,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

The Hsv York Ssn claims that Pfesi
dsnt Cisvslspd hes vinlsted tho civil ser
vice lsv and rendered himself liable 4
foa sud imprison asns BY giving private
secretary Lamont 81. 900 for the Democrat
10 esmpsisn fasd. Not long ago n. ~
Carts. . IleputIicsn oilice holder. VA
prosecuted and nped by Republican
District Attorney and Republican couri
for violating the Law precisely As Cieve
land violated it. How about Democratic
reformi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

The Pope's endorsement Of the decree
against insemperAnce. issued by the plen-
sry council In Baltimore last year. is like
~ 10 hear fruit 10 the immediate future.
A proclamation from the Pope ID expected,
which will insueurate vigorous crusade
against the rum power 10 this country.
The influence Of the Catholic church
over its sdherents 10 very great. and II the
hierarchy distinctly array themselves
against vhiskey II will got hurt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

Edgsstoa. one of the nsw evil service
oomn,ssio1sr. hss not been 10 Washing
VOC Tor ners Than no yesrA II ss worth
.biIs 10 dig The old gentleman up II only
10 lei him Gee ho~ much tho capital city
hAs ssiasd Ia civilization. wealth and rc~-
pec,sbili,y from ,veniy -four years Of Re-
pabllcss ruls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

JoAs w@shreok d The Ssv fost 81
rrsns ccass died ever north ago. Gov
Dsvid u. Hill sivss irs~h iilsssrssson d
,hs sort Of prsesaesi. common sssse. Dem
oarsise rsscrna be u by appointing his
campaign manager. Alton B. Parker. 70
,Ls vseassy. Even The Ss~ tired 10 pre-
v~et this snaadsi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

Daring October silver dollars were
coined representing s2.5O0.00o. But this
silver 10 bullion vas worth nearly $500. 200
less. 30 the government has apparently
made $500. 900 10 the transaction. Thi,
may be charged to profit" now, as Ferd.
Ward charged up some Of his ''proats, y
but the time will probably come later when
u will 20 10 the account Of losses. The
coinage Of silver during October WAS only
e253. 900 less than thst OF gold.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

The Me- York W~sd makes the state
meat that IL Cleveland bed been esDdi'
dale a the r~csnl election 10 that State be
.osld have b~es hopelessly defeated.
Tbs. dc@s mol look rery murh like The
esdorsemsr, which some Of The Demo
s.rt. clsin.,vss sisen.him By that election,
sad yet vs think the statement 10 true.
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1888.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
ILLUSTRATED.

Tho December Number will begin the Seven
ty-sscond Volume Of HARpER's MAGAZINE. Miss
WooLsoS's novel, East Angels" and Mr.. How.
through several numbers, and will be followed
by eerlal stories X. d. BLAoKMoRE and Mrs. d.
NJ. CRAIK. A new editorial department, dis
cnssing topics suggested by the current litera.
ture OF AnIerics and Europe, will be contribu-
ted by W. d. HowELLs, beginning with the Jan.
uary number. The great literary event OF the
year will be the publication OF aeries Of pa.
pers--taking the shape Of story, and depict
ing Characteristic features OF American society
~ seen 1t on leading pleasure resorts written
by CHARLES DUDLEY WARHER, and illustrated
By G. 8. RErsHARr. The MAGAZINE will give
especial attention to American subjects. treated
BY the best American writer's, and illustrated
By leading American artists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

In the height OF the greenback craze 10
Maine, Congressman Reed was addressing
an audience in Waldo county, when
man in the front seat desired to task q
question for information. Mr.. Reed
bowed his assent. "Can national banking
be done on four per cent bonds?" "Why,
OF course II cam replied Mr.. Reed. Il
have information in book in my satch
81. = the greenbacker went on, ito the ef-
feet that it cannot" "My dear friend. :"
replied Mr. Reed, "if you would carry q
little more information in your head and
less misinformation in your carpet bags,
you would not be asking absurd ques-
tons" The party who thought that the
national banking could not be done on four
per cent bonds has just been appointed
appraiser Of the port Of Portland.
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a q I'D.

To all who are from the errors and in
discretions Of youth. nervous weakness.
early decay, loss Of manhood. &C., will
send send recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send se)f.addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. ISMAs. Station D,
Men York City.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

Iehn W. O'Briep. the wounded veteran.
set the position Of veisher. at Brooklyn,
instead Of Sterling. The Law giving
wounded veterans the preference is i'm
per.tive. and there Vas no way to get
sround H. II the collector had taken this
responsibility 10 disregard the law his
own head would have boon endangered.
HIS sppointmsn. must be approved by the
u, a. Senate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

Not long ago the Democratic paper
we're bringing up the case Of the son Of
Secretary Bayard. 90 years old and teach
ing school 10 Maryland ~ illustrating the
simplicity and uprightness Of the new
order Of things under the present admin
istration. This young school teacher has
just been appointed to government posi-.
ton 10 Arizona. We hope his youthfulness
aud simplicity will he no bar TO the sue
cessfui performance OF his official duties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

Atlanta, Ga. iss,icc seems ~ be a .
left hsnded sort w A. Pjedger 10 the
editor ~ ooIorej Journal there aud has
made himself obuo.ious 10 tbs railss
class BY exposing the many ouirages
against the Republicans and eoiored peo-
pie d that state. He has been on trial
for having warned the coiored people
agains, dealing With a man who was dis
eliminating against the eoIored people ia
trade on account Of their color The
trial Was concluded Wednesday night With
. sentence Of eieh. months imprisonment
or heavy fine. The jury was composed
exclusively Of white meo. The fact has
been disclosed that in the make up Of the
jury list At Atlanta since clevelaud's cleo
tioD. no, single colored man has been
put in the jury boz.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

Some idea Of the enormous ~hest trade
o. the West may be PANIED from the state
mens oi Thomas II. CanGcid. Of Burling-
ZOO. Who 10 great wheat grower IN the
Northwest. that on Monday. Nov. 2. there
came near being = railroad blockags in
Minneapolis, Nina. from the number OF
cars Of Wheat simulated at that point
On tina, morning there we're 1000 cars Of
wheat on The tracks within the city limits.
representing about .2oo. 600 bushels; and
the length Of track occupicd by the load
ID esr vss about twelve miles. Wonder
iul county. the West.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

senator Edmunds 10 bis recent speech
Ia N~u Yosk. said. my experience oi
tseasy years iscs 10 faes With the Demo
cratic party 10 tho Bensts Of the United
States. sbous me this single truth. tha, no
single measure Of legislation for the vel
fare Of the people hes ever passed that
body except against the vote OF the Dem
ccrsiic psrsy 10 both house, The Bar
i,assoa Iadspsade@f calls this ''isbalons
s~s~stios. /" snd 10 prove IL 20 mentions The
Ttarusn bill Against the Pacific rsilrcsds
II - reDsmbss correctly . majority Of
the Democrats 10 both Houses voted
sgainst ihs ThurmAn bill Al all events
II Il qais~ evident that Thurman IL too
good .aa Va ~ ofEcs from the Demo
csAtA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

The ssecssoa reasrbs irnr. yirsiais show
Thai The Democrats made large gains 10
sosse ocurtsss where ihs blacks are IN The
nsjorssy. ssa Tho Bspablicsss ssioed 10
oourties where The whites rredominaia
TIE xorthus Democrats eaplsin the fact
by asserting that . largo aumi'er u blacks
voted The psmocn,ic TICKET This .eald
be inaoed ssssnes ia vssv q 'he 'acs that
tie Democrats mads their csfnpslgn by
sppsAlips 10 ihs cid Confederate var
seeIiss. Lee r,dins around the ccss'rr on
be saddle used y. 0cn, Lee. sod siiead-
"a by . troop 81 oasslftmen 10 The old
Confederate style. The statement comes
frcn tho other side that there we're gross
fpuds 10 those counties where The blacks
src.ed the ~hii@. That IL mere proba-
bic. Al least. than the Other clKsm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

A standard specific and absolute cure Ia
found in the great liver aud kidney medi-
cine. Hunt's Kennedy. Beware Of imita-
tons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

About 30 new blocks ed houses hare
been erected 10 West Randolph this season.
VI cost Of over slt0,000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

MIDDLE AGED MEN who lack yigor
and vitality can be cured by Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-11-19

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PIRg PLACE STORIES.

This article will be notable feature u the
christmas number. Tho rich illustrations In
Guide siimpsss Of Holland. AssyrA. Persia.
Moorish spain snd Nev England, with Two
paintings 10 clay modelled expressly Tor VIM
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1856.
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Al Mas ester nepos, New. lDtA, daughter
10 Mr.. Ana Mrs. Alfred hnegt.
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HARpER's PERIODICALS.

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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-18

During the month Of June 6,ooo shingles
were stolen from the lumber yard OF Richard
son & Coau, in Hilo. Application ~ill be
made soon f,y night police force.
The brig Hazard, Captain Goodman,
sailed from Ililo June 29th for San FRANCHISE
with 3,I27 bags sugar from Pepeekeo, 4,4o
bags from Waiakea, 1880 feet koa lumber, and
one passenger, Mr.. j. McNichol.
Rev. Z, c. and Mrs Ogge arrived at 10
hala shortly after noon on the S,h instant and
report the weather exceedingly pleasant, and
the evenings quite cool. This week they pro.
coed to Hilo and the Volcano by the new rcA,e,
The Press says that there were quie, Amer.
can demonstrations" at Kohala on the A,h Yes,
they were very quiet. You would hardly
have known i, was the "Glorions Fourth.
The principal event on that day was the open
ing Of the liquor saloon in ohanaula, win,
they say, took in Saoo that day.