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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24
Democratic NitrioI.


Washington Core pOu1cnce New York
World DEM
1t has been said that the nomination of
Minister Phelps was confirmed in the Sen
ate without any objection This is not
true. Senator John sherman made
strong speech against his confirmation
He held that it was almost an insult to
the English people TO send Mr.. Phelps to
them rs our representative. He dwelt
upon Mr.. Phclpss connection with the
Emma Mine and his utterances during
the war as sufficient reasons for the Sen
ate rejecting him. The only speech made
In defence of Mr.. Phelps was by Senator
Idmunds. lie made an argument for him
saying that his connection with the Emma
Mine was simply as an attorney. AS to
the reports of his disloyal sentiments dur
ing the war, the Vermont Senator dis
credited them and said that they had been
greatly misrepresentcd ana exaggerated.
-Four or five Republican Senators voted
with John sherman against the CUniirmt-
ton, but no record vote was taken.
1t is not very likely that the UOldS
corrcspondcnt--il the above despatch was
written in Washngton-knew what oc-
Cured in executive session, Oh thi, sub
ject. OF course it is possible that Mr.
Sherman. who seems to exhibit an almost
childish jealousy of Vermont at times,
may have opposed the confirmation OF Mr.
/ Phelps and if he did, it would be natural
( to slirmi,e that he would give some such
reasons as those alleged. But we are
quite sure that Mr.. Edmund,. if he saw
lit to defend Mr. Phelps, could not have
done so on any lower grounds than Mr..
/ Phelps would himself take in his own be
half. And Mr.. Phelps would never de
/ fend himself for making the worse APP
pear the better reason, by the plea that he
was employed to do so as an attorney. He
has uniformly maintained. in public adj
dresses and IN private conversation, that
the administration of justice, and not its
perversion, is the duty of Il true lawyer
that it is no more the part of an honest
( lawyer than of any other honest man to de-
fcnd mean cause or a disreputable
client, to vindicate any fraud or defeat
any right and those who know anything
about his practice know that this has been
something more than theory with him.
/ 1t is well known in Vermont that Mr..
Phelps's services have not been proc,ril-
bic by anybody and everybody who had
money to pay for them. He has refused
retainers not a few because not satisfied
that the side he was asked to defend was
1 the right side He would consent that hi.
connection with the Emma mine suits
should be defended only on the ground
that the sale of that mine was an hone
and square transaction IA sale made
upon the report Of experts sent from Eug-
land by the purchasers of mine which
repaid Il quarter of the purchase money.
in dividends, the first year after the sale :
/ bv "A client who bplipyp1 in I no mine lnndr
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ing to be a lawful sovereign, he has tramp
led under foot the very convention to
which he owes his throne
1t is suggested that Victor Emmanucrs
son. the present king of Italy, may not be
well pleased to receive the author of such
Il declaration at his court.
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The Question Of imuscmcutS

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mas hlther'o 'oeeh characteristic "i tie
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work worry ana almost eil'lre uisreSaru
OF the demand ol the human ihihu ana
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the sphere OF iaoor' Wne'her coilnierciai'
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24

With respect to the controversy as to
whether Gen. Grants cancer was caused
by smoking or not, it should be borne III
mind that there are cigars and cigars.
Some of the doctors say that some cigars
are undoubtedly poisoned with the germs
of blood diseases, obtained from those
who manufacture them. Others are pro-
nounced harmless, so far as conveying Ill
fictitious germs is concerned. Just how
smokers are to know whether their cigars
have germs" or not, does not seem to be
very distinctly indicated.
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International NIoucS system

cent and properly conducted skating rink.
International Mono. system.
rho odvonto,,n. of o.tol,Ii.bin,,o co,,
mon STANDARD of coinage values nmongtba
principol commercial nations Of fine globa
are so evident that they need no rrging AT
the present time. but the fact that an
opnortunitv is nov offered for ncco,nnIi.L.
inc this most desirable object f., too i'm
nortont to Ina no...d la. with ortv c,.,,,l
mention On W.dnn.6nvnax tba ranr..ar-
tptiyes of tn. several n,ti,rs co,rnri.i.,.,
the "I.atin I-uinu'' 90 called will moot
i'm Paris to determine tbe future trop-
etary relations Of tha t-pi,n These ral,.
tions turn LARGELY unop fine establishment
of a COMMON standard of c,iuo.. for ,,,ld
and silver In lSG5 if WAS determined Inv
the Union that tue cold and siIvor coi,y
of all the nations rnurnsoutod sbn,,1d ba
uniform i'm WEIGHT and 6pop..s lint ~,
to the present time. 3lthoua,b nrriloi con-
fcreucrs have been held for tL4 uurnnsa
Of fixing upop this common standard N,
definite and s,ti-rlctpiv conclu.inp ba.
been arrived at. As tho I-nfun nvnira. Pax.
limitation the present ynnr If j. ir,nnr-
tant that the representatives y-hg are Tn
meet in Paris this week sboll5 darita
this question as definitely and pprlna-
nentlv as is pOsSible
The United States thouob NOT a mann
Der of the ruion. is deeplv Interested in This
matter. and Secretary Ravard ba. accord-
inrlv given instructions to renrasentoti,,as
of this country. who are to attend the con-
ference. to SIGNIFY the d.sirn of tbi. NATHAN
tba+ a common a.,,,i,,d 90 i,,..a L.,
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If the National Reform association, now
converting in indianapolis, would contine
itself to any one of the many objects
which it has in view, it might possibly
accomplish something. But with its en-
ergy spread out thin over so wide field
of action, it will not be likely to set the
world in a new track.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24

The death is announced Of Constantine
Bossetti, the Roumanian poe and states
man.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24

Major John c. ~tcarns was appointed
Collector of Internal Revenue for Yer
mont in May, ISL, and ii has been pretty
generally assumed by the Democracy,
that his head would drop into the bucket
ut the end Of four years from that time,
in order that Democrat may have the
place. Major Stcarns las been II thor
oughly capable and efficient officer, and
there is no earthly reason, but political
one, why he should be superseded. The
principles of civil service reform clearly
require his retention in the place. In
case of his removal it has been reported
that Mr.. George l.. Spear of Braintree,
had secured the reversion of the place,
from the Democratic head centre in this
5 tate. But this is not clear. 1t is not at
all certain that Mr.. Atkins may not want
the place for himself. as being worth about
as much as the Montpelier postoflice and
involving less responsibility aud care. The
action OF Mr.. Cleveland will he awaited
with considerable interest in this case, rs
alfordinga distinct indication what his
course is going TO he, with reference to a
new deal in this State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24

Charles A. Buddensiek and Charles
Frank, cheap building contractors were
indicted for mansau -hter in New York
City, last week, for their connections with
the ruined buildings III Sixty second street
Let us hope that justice will do her duty
in this, as she has in some other cases in
New York lately.
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;Mthe Erse 2ress,

BURLINGTON, FRIDAY. APR. =, $50
PUBLISHED by
THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION,
q. G. BENEDICT, Editor.
Terms--S2.Oo ii year, always in advance.
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From charging, Mr., Phelps with Anglo
mania the papers which are down on his
nomination to England have passed to the
charge that he is an "Anglo-phobist.'
The truth, in this case, rs in so many
others, lies between the two extremes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24

There was Il meeting OF roller skating
rink managers in New York, Tuesday. the
object being to discuss plans for removing
the prevailing objections to the amu9e-
ment This would look as though the re
cent onslaughts of the pulpit and the
press'were beginning to have their effect
Russia seems to have become convinced
that she has gone as far as She safely can
with her little game OF bluff. Her concil-
atory despatch reads very much like this
Come, now, don't get mad. | was only
fooling y But is not this what she would
say, if she wanted only To gam little
time;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24

Another important blow has been given
to the Mormon power, by the decision of
the Supreme Court of the United States
affirming the decisions of the lower
courts in the case of Clanson, convicted
by the District Court of Utah II year ago
of polygamy. The effect Of the decision is
to make convictions for polygamy the
easier by declaring juries from which
Mormons are rigidly excluded, to
be legally constituted. Heretofore
gave doubt has prevailed ON this
point, and where the benefit of such doubt
has been given to Mormons, convictions
for polygamy have been found impossible.
After this Mormon poygamists will be
tried by Gentle iurics, and vcrdcts will
hereafter he according to HE evidence.
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ship tells the clergy that they must fail
back upon the tithes, and so get their sti-
ponds from their parishioners.
Regular traffic has been resumed across
the lsthmus by the Panama road. Col.
Haywood and 2GO men with four field
pieces. are at Panama. and Lieut.. Vain.
right and eighty men with two field pieces
are at Matachin a guard of fifty men
with rifles and howitzers in steel-clad cars
accompany each passenger train. Tins
disposition of forces is considered ample
to prevent destruction of life and property
by laWlCss bands.
Delaware and New Jersey are having
bitter quarrel over their respective fishery
rights in certain portions of the Delaware
river From the amount OF pickering
which annually arises over this subject, Il
would seem as though an Amendment Il
the constitution might be in order, to TIC
effect that every American citizen Il
nalicnably entitled to the rights of HE
liberty and the pursuit of fishing, where
ever he caE find fish.
/ The bill for the Niagara Fails rc,rlVa
ton. has passed both houses ui the New
York legislature. The plan is to restore
narrow strip along the bank of the river
together with the islands, To prlnitiN
Wilderness 50 that they may present ~
nearly as possible the aspect they did Il
Father Hennepin. The chief cost asld'
from the purchase of the land. will be 10
demOlishing hideOus structures along the
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AROUND THE WORLD.

| Bismarck thinks there will be nc
war between Britain and Russia
and what he thinks is seldom wide
Of the mark.
A V. Arnold, a wealthy Lumber
merchant of Williamsburg, Pa, sui-
cided by shooting himself through
the heart last friday.
The Sultan OF Turkey has had
issued a proclamation, denouncing g
FL Mahdi as u promoter of sedition
and an enemy to the true faith, All
impOster and robber.
The Indians now in rebellion in
the northwest Of Canada, have
massaccI a number of citizens at
Frog Lake. The Rebels number
over a thousand men.
The likelihood of a war between
Britain and Russia, has given bread
stnttS an upward tendency, and
wheat has advanced rapidly at the
great grain centers.
Chas. Poor fert. of San. Antonio,
Tex, has recovered the snIn of
$l6,666 from the Sunset Railroad
for Injuries received some two years
ago while crossing the track with
"a wagon near Medina.
The war party in Russia is eaid
to be getting the upper hand, ana
if ho>tllities began between Britain
and Russia, the latter power will
open the campaign with ten army
corps of $4,000 men each.
1t is now said that the physicians
have been pandering to sentiment,
and ekeiDg out the life of Gen.
Grant several days, in order to
have him ready for Abraham's
bosom last Friday the 9th, it being
the anniversary of the surrender Of
Lee at Appomatox Court H. sc.
This is all bosh to sensible people.
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Gov. McEnpry will he requested
hy the Louisiana State Board of
Health, to issue his proc amatioI
for lie quarantine to 90 into effect
on May lst. All ports, Jamaica ex-
c-pted, EN- braced in the prrcautiOn.
ary measures of last year will take
effect this season.
l.. James, of NV Orleans wild.
over with three children, married II
widow with four children some one
year and haIfagO, but their IN arIied
relations were not happy. He at
tempted suicide some months ago.
but failed in the attempt. Thurs
day last he attempted twice to shoot
his vile, but the pistol failed to go
off, and his wife running ont of his
reach, he blew his own brains ont
Prof. Rasper Sabpon Wells, the
greatest OdlOOn builder anu aero
naut in the world, will soon have
ready a monster balloon which will
ascend from the Exposition grounds
twice week until it's close. Mrs.
Sarah Furman Wells the author of
the greatest historical book of trav-
els ever published, will also make
some ascents. Professor Wells will
also arrange captive balloon as,
cents. He has made 500 balloon
accents. He constructed immense
bd;OOnS for both Fra Ice and Ger.
many, during their war in 1870.
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Cure For Piles.

PILES are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, lOins and lower
part of the abdomen, causing the patient
to suppose he has some affection of the
kidneys or neighboring organs. At times,
symptoms of indigestion are pr, mt, fla
-tulency, unesssiness ot the stomach, etc.
A moisture, like perspiration, produe n /,
very disagreeable itching, after getting
warm, is a common attendant. Blind,
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once to
the application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts effected, absorbing the Tumors, al
laying the intense itching and etfecting a
permanent cure. Price so cents. Address,
The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, o.
Sold by Julius Koch
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Wild Cherry And Tar.

Every body knows the virtues of Wild
Cherry and Tar as a relief and cure for
any affections of the Throat and Lungs,
combined with these two ingredients are
a few simple healing remedies in the COM
dosition of Dr Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup making it just the article yon
should always have in the house, for
Coughs, Colds, Group and Bronchitis.
Price 80 cents and 81. Samples free. Sold
by Julius Koch.
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STATE ITEMS.

Thursday, Amounted to 50, 7O6 so.
Five thousand school children,
will visit the Exposition, in New
Orleans to day, 10y an invitation
of the Management.
Robert Gross, committed to the
Parish Prison of New Orleans, to
be examined for insanity suicidcd
10y holding his head in barrel of
water.
The assessment rolls for New Or
leans will show i, is said 3l5O,OOO
600, and the city's alimony over the
present budget $3.50, 600, which sum
will hep to put things in good
order.
S. X. Russ, a we'll known pro.
dmce dealer living at the corner OF
Coliseum and Milan streets, New
Orleans, snicided Thursday night.
Cause supposed to he unfortunate
>peculatlons.
An invitation has been extended
by Gov. McEu-ry to the governors
OF all the States and Territ. rieS
formed f, ON the original territory
Of Louisiana, to visit the Exposi.
tion on Louisiana day.
Sampson Roland. who murdered
Ben. Gertzduif last february, 10
Ascension parish, and who was shot
for resisting arrest at Puinte Cou>
pee. has been turned over to Dept.
heriff Israel of Ascension.
The Grand Jury OF st. Mary,
have made report which shows
the parish TO be ia a good financial
condition. and crime on the decline
1t reports $500 iu the parish
fund, and $lOl9 in road funds.
There was Il baby show in New
Orleans, Oh Wednesday last. 1t
may b. all right to make such dis.
plays of Infants, and suit the tastes
of some folks, Lat We are not OF the
number who admire the thing.
A stay OF execution has been
granted by Gov. McE"ery in the
cases Of William and Perry Milton,
to he hanged last Friday,
for the mur.ler of man named
Cherry, in the parish of Union.
A disease resembling glanders,
il prevailing in virnlent form at
the Hermitage plantation, in AscrC,
sion parish. 1t So far battles the
skill of veterinarians. Nine animals
have died aud Is are under treat.
ln-nt.
A man named Bro * Kaufman,
was crushed to death on the steam,
Danube, Frid,y last, by being
caught bet ween u chain brace and
A barrel Of OIL, tho boat having
struck a snag, which forced on one
vide several balls of cotton against
he barrel.
The River Convention which was
II session for two days last week
nd adjourned last Thursday, was
u earnest body and composed of
nen Of the highest intelligence.
,hry passed a set Of resolutions
bly, setting forth their views upon
be needs of the Southw est as re. |
ards the water highways of their a
-ction, and what they deemed I
hould be the action Of the Govern. !
lent in regard thereto. Their b
pinions as expressed in the reso- I
ltiOus will carry great weight, and l
0 much good for the cause. II
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VOLUME I--NUMBER "a.

and the 'ont;ng of his army, has
been confirmed. His son Don
Vinando was also slain in the
battle, which was II sangninary one.
Edward Lambert, of Chicago,
who had been separated from his
wife, the other day called to see her,
and while there shot and killed her
mother, wounded his wife severely,
and then killed himself.
The celebrated shot DR.. Carver,
was defeated Il few days since at
S,n Antonio, by Penrose. Out Of
100 birds turned loose, Penrose
killed 80, and out the same NUNS
Der Dr. Carver killed 81.
The case of Robert Ireland, a ma
turaIized citizen of this country.
and who was decoyed into Canada,
he being a deserter from the Bri-
tlsh arny-is being Investigated
by our government.
A luoatic L. X. Eldrige, at
the Nashville Asylum, on vednes.
day last, seized u mop aud crushed
the skulls of two men, Il B. Buchat
nan, an attendant at the ward, aud
L Clayton, an epiIeptic patient.
Grant still continues to live de-
spite the anxiety sensation manag-
-rs, who wonld gladly see him
kick he bucket just by way of Civ
ing little variety to their daily
bulletins in regard to his situation.
Paddy Ryan and j. L. Sullivan
have at last fixed up matters to
have fight with gloves for $500
aside, but no place have al yet
bese pitched upon, and, the laws ia :.
most States are opposed to such
brutal exhibitions.
The Republican members of the
Tennes> ee legislature are concealed
IN the Maxwell House, and a guard
is kept round the premises. It
was at first designed to starve them
out, but fool was at last accounts
sent iu to them.
Cyrus w. Field, so extensively
known in this country in connec.
ton with railroads and submarine
cables, has retired from business,
having snIted down enough of
the Deedfnl to do him for the re.
naming years of his life.
Mississippi was visited last week
~ one of the most disastrous rain
storms known for many years. La
Twelve hours there fell the almost
Unprecedented quantity of four and
,ne-third inches of water. The
Winds played havoc with railroads
md telegraph wires.
There is a report derived from
private sources that 4 plot had
,een laid to aossinate Gov. HOad.
ey. of Ohio. He received suspi.
:;Ons box with a string attached
ma had it ben pulled, there would
lave b' eli an explosion. 1t was
'prned and found to Contain dynal
ni,e
The Illinois Legislature is still
OolI"g away time, pretending to
~ and elect a U. s. Senator. Ii
he members are spending their
wn mon y, there is no great harm
one, but if they are spending that
f the people, they ought to have
Guy Fawes' Magazine of powder
nder them and some one Onght to-
Mt a hort fuse to it with fire at
ne end.
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CORPORATION OF NEW IBERIA

CORPORATION OF NEW IBERIA:
Board of Trustees S BOudreauX, Mayor;
pM L Burke, P l. Renoudet, Jasper Gall,
y ] Decuir, David Laughlin, Filias Con-
oulin, l. b Delahoussaye, Secretary.
Collector and Treasarer-Wm X Burke.
Cerporation Attorney-R S Perry.
Official Organ-Louisiana Farmer.
Polce-Achille Bessan, Chief; Frank
Stafford, Aid.
Night POlice-Alex Blanc,
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Justices Of the Peace and Constables-1st
Ward, Deanerette,) l. J Brown, VIM
)E Stanton; Patoutville-D B Migues, Vol
Itaire Gauthreaux; I'd Wards B Roane,
~ Achille Frilot; Sd Ward-Oscar Olivier, J
FontenettSy 4th Ward-A. f. Dugas,
Charles Dugas; 9Th Ward Adolphe Segura,
ir Geo. j. Colgin; 9Th Ward, New Iberia)
rah Jules Dnbus, Benz Keller, Jr, Ozeme ia
di, eob Edward Boutte: 7th Ward Homer
ma iigues, Eloi Migues 8th Ward Thomp-
nn pon Caldwell, Robert GadisOn.
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Official Directory.

United States SeRdtOrs-R. l.. Gibson, B.
If. Jonas.
Representatire-Third Congressional Dis
trict composed of the parishes Of Iberville,
Ascension, Assumption, LatOurche, Terre-
bonne, st. Mary, iberia, Vermilion, Lafay-
cite. St. Martin, Calcasieu and Cameron,
Edward J. Gay. p. O. address Plaquemine,
La.
State Senator-Twelfth Senatorial Dis
trict composed Of Lafayette, Vermilon,
iberia, and st. Martin, Chas. d. Catfery
|P. O. address, Lafayette, La.
District Judge e-Twenty-frst Judicial
District, composed Of Iberia and st. Mar
Tin, F. L. Gates. New Iberia, La. Regular
terms Jury-First Monday in January
and first Monday in May. Civil-First
Monday in March and first Monday in
November.
District Attorney-C. Homer Mouton, St.
Martinsville, La.
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New Iberia Ent:rprfse.
Official Journal of Iberia Parish.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY AT $500 A YEAR
OFFICE NEAR THE BAYOU BRIDGE
j. B. LAWTON,
Editor and Proprietor.
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l. hENTEL, MRS. NJ, Dress-Maker, cor
Aner Main and Weeks Sts., New iberia.
.esn sewing neatly done. Prices low.
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|RVbERTSON. J. c. NJ, Main street,
1enouse furnishing goods, fancy and sta