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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

CoamisssoSss al Pensioes Black sevsf-
u sssis sso requested Miss Sweet Of Chi.
sAxe 70 resisn ~ pension agent. 10 take
eject Jsiy ! Mics Sweet would not
badge ~ ioeb, saying abe preferred TO
serve Der tsru out II Il Vas oil the same
70 him. Nothing more has been heard Of
Il asd Miss S~ect still holds the fort
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

Gen. Logan received warm reception
1t Boston on his way home from Maine
Many Of the prominent men Of the State
gathered to meet him, including Governor
Robinson. Congressman Long and Ely,
Senator Hoar. Henry Cabot Lodge and
many others.
Gov. Robinson made the opening ad.
dress, after which Gen. Logan was intro
duced, getting an ovation as he arose Ia
speak As TO reforms" Gen. Logan said,
I'm my opinion reform which will guar
antee personal rights will be OF more ad-
vantage TO the country than the transfer.
ring Of the funds Of the government from
the sub-treasuries OF the United States 10
the banks" or civil service reform be
said: 1T is the child Of the Republican
party, but unfortunately has been put ont
to nurse with stranger, and il not dead
looks sick unto death. The Law 10 now
being construed TO the effect that psrsou
Who voted the Republican ticket 81 the
last election committed crime against
the peace and dignity Of the Democratic
party, new onenss heretofore unknown
TO Law and politics. 10 Wit. offensive par.
tissnship."" Gen. Logan said: "Mr. CbAir.
man. the offensive partisan 10 the Repub-
licau; the effective partisan il the Demo-
crst He is TO be appointed - > reward
for bis political zeal. His appointment
will not improve the public service. but IL
made for political reasons only. The
Democrats have been diligently searching
for 'rascalA' with view Of turning them
out. - they should have been had they
been found. Every tims they have search.
ed Tor rascal they have found only An
offensive partisan and have instantly
turned him Qua" In conclusion. General
Logan expressed his confidence in the suc-
ccssful future OF the Republican marty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

Fish. Of ths Nsnas National Bank fame.
Mes York. has bs~n sentenced 10 the pen.
itsniissy Ten ycArs. and Buddsnsick. THE
iu.idsr u cobble Lonses which proved
death irsps. has received like sentence,
for mAnslsushser New York II having =
spasn Of virtue, but many more such
sIstsness could DO pronounced without
shsusting the nambsr Of the deserving.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

The D. Albsns Messenger scores bulls
eye vhss Il ssys; None bat tho ioofsa.
siys partisan Republicans ere 10 b spared
bytkia sdninistrstion We should sup.
poss Cleveland ~ouId rather spare the
od~ssivss than the In ofIensivea. - the
o6eesives are Invariably the hest men.
Any olaoer appointed under Republican
sdmi uistrstion Who hss bsen so non. parti.
san y not 10 have bssn known ip his po-
litieal principles ought 10 be The nrst no
moved
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02
r UUETTA WEBB,S Es,A,r.

n STATE or VERMONT District Of Manch sster,s %
IN Probate Court held n Mapchs ester, within
and for said District on The 20th day Of Nay
A. D. 1895.
The Executors Of the will OF Lucstta Webb
late OF Arlington In said District, dsossssd, pro.
posed " render anal account Of their admin.
lstratioh On the estate Of the said deceased.
Whereupon IL WAS ordered that said account
TO DO held 1t the Probate once ID naeohes-
ter in said Diatrict on tho 27th day Of
June 1885, and that NOTICE tksreo
DO given 70 all persons interested By the
publication hcrcofth three weeks suecsssively II
The Manchester JounKAI, 3 nswspapsT printed
at said Manchester, previous 70 The Time -
AZ LovELAND MUNsoN, Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02
BlRAh HAwLEy,l oo,,,.
CHAB. II. YOUNG. oO -
LANES ANDREWS gsrAr..

HTArK oy VERMONT. District Of Manchester %
In Probate Court held 1t Manchester within
and for said District, on the 18th day u
May, A. D., 1885.
An instrument purporting 10 BE- The last Win
and testament Of James Andrew, late Of Man
chester n said diatiict. deceased. va pFsssntsA
for Probate.
Whsreupon session Of said Court, V b. hsl6
u the Probate Office In Manchester, In said Dc.
trict, on the 9th day Of Juns, a. D. l9oo.
WAS appointed for the Probate Of said Iustru.
ment. and for ali perssns concerned 70 appear
doing; and public notice Thereof was ordered 70
be given by the publication hereof 10 The Mas.
chester JOURNAL, . newspaper printed st said
Manchester, three weeks successfully previous
isw 23vELAND xUNsoN, yadss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02
'OOMMTSsIONER'S NOTICE.

Estste OF JAnEs ANpRxW.
tho Hon. Probate Court for the Dis(risl Of Has.
chester. Commissioners, 70 receive, sIamine.
and adjust oil claims and demands ofsll persoas
against ths estate Of
James Andrew late Of Mapehsslss,
10 said district deceased. and I'll olains sxAlbl>d
10 ofset thereto, hereby give notice thet ~ viii
meet for the purposes aforesatd, o. ths ate d&eI.
ling house Of the deceased on the NH day Of
December next, from nine O'Clock .. -,
until fsur o'clock, p. m, 90 ssi4
Juue. A. b. 1885 10 the time limited By ssll
Court for said creditors 10 present their claims
70 Ut for examination and allowance.
Dsted At Manchester this 9Th day Of yuns
4 d. 1885.
J. J HILL,
u. a.. fSA sSHssSAi. c'-'r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

Beriah Wilkins is on Ohio Congressman.
He is Democrat Of the Mclean. Payne
school. He has district that represents
anywhere from 5000 to 5000 Democratic
majority. He is banker, with round
shaped head that Is deemed quite level in
in his home bailiwick. A Tribune report.
or heard : story yesterday Of an encoun-
tor at Washington between Mr.. wilkins
and the Postmaster General. Mr.. VIII
kins had called on the gentleman from
Wisconsin With reference to numerous ap-
pointments that be had requested for his
district He was asked for the papers,
and handed but formidable bundle. The
Postmaster. general picked up one. and
began TO read TO himself He said pres
emily: tal
Those are strong rsccmmen dations.
But l don1t .and my charges against the
present incnnbsnt. Ipresume you have
read my circalar."
"Oh. yes; thsve read it,"
well, there are no charges here"
"The man want to put in is Demo-
crst. The man who is in is Republican.
Eyes, but there must be charges against
him."
BLANK the charges. lust told you the
man want to get in is Democrat.
THAT doesn't comply with the require
ments.
"And the man want to get ont is o
ranting Republican.
"Then You should make charges against
him."
"That is all the charge / can make or
will make"
Then cannot make any change"
Another package Of Endorsements was
taken up, but the Ohio Congressman
reached out and took the entire bundle.
II understand you, do H. he is report
ed as saying, that your circular requires
me to make oath 10 the offensive partisan.
san ship Of al these postmasters you
want sworn charges. do you?"
Exactly" said the Postmaster general.
who thought the cloud was disappearing.
but WAS mistaken. for the Ohioan contin-
ued:
"You needn't trouble yourself to look
any further. You won't find any such
afidavits. In our section OF the country
we have too mnch repect for our neigh
bors TO be aliug sworn affidavits against
their political character, / want Demo
crat TO- want ! Republican out. The
Republican expects to so out. The Dem
ocrat expects to 60 10. The Republican
thinks that the Democratic administration
is made up Of blanked fools that it hasn't
turned him out long ago. The Democrat
thinks 30, too. And. 90 do II, Mr.. Villas,
and blank me II Fever set foot ID your
department again. But when you come
knocking around Congress for an appro.
pristion. by thunder. I'll see that you
either stir the pudding or give up the
isdle. Good day. SIR"
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

n ebsi<n Ia Spain y iacresAiss 70 -
sisreIss sstsst shossh there are 20 irdi'
esisoss yes Of IL spresd 70 other coantsieA
Il IL hardly posAibls Il vii Be- eoesasd
sitAis in pres<st limits I'll summer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

A Democratic exchange says, with great
eSultsiion; Washington real estate has
appreciated 30 per cent. since October
last think what Il will be worth u the end
Of tour years Of honest. progressive gov.
eminent !" II IL safe 70 say that Washing.
ton u tho only place where there has been
sn advance 10 anything since last October
sad thu cause Of that is the vast influx Of
Dsmocrstic ofice seekers. No wonder
The Washington hotels and boarding
houses are Just booming.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

10 another part OF todsys Tribune will
be found the 6st complete statement that
has been given TO the public Of the facts
in regard 10 the Nysck Post o6lcs con-
tract on which charges Of dsfrsuding the
Government we're based. Mr. A. Y.
Christie comes msnfnIly to the defense Of
his sister. Who vss recently removed from
the possmassenbip becsuse Of alleged
complieity 10 the frauds" add With vir !.
tsous indignation desonrces The attempt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

OK srMoxps. EDsroa AND paosrnsoA


Ne ssrtsd shsaes 10 reported 10 ihs
sosdsssos Of Goa 0rssi bat somehow ihs
iaprssnsss bss Gos abroad thai BE- vii
live bel fsv dsyA He 10 ehssrfui and
rsSsxsed tc bis fss~ whatever Il may be.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

Eddie Buliard Of North Hyde Park, ar
rested 1t Darlington Wednesday, had .
hearing st Hyde Park Saturday on three
charges first. Of stsaling horse; second.
Of forging IN order on Stearnes 4 Son for
$i4, and third, for housebresking and
robbery. Examination was waived and
bail fixed 81 5000.
Among the prize winners At Dartmouth
College this year vero thres Vermont
boys, @. II. whitcomb Of Bethel received
The Weed political ECONOMY priEs Of $50;
H. p. Anderson Of H. Johnsbury. took
the 6rst pfize for mathematics. 80; and
Arthur Fairbanks Of g. Johnsbury tbs
first 10 Gresk. 50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

pshlie servic< under Democratic admin
isirslson. Mr. CisvslaDd viii have 70 look
s,ssshess tkss Ia ths DsnSor~Ase party 10
Bouih r. ma W ~ ~ oGcsA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

Nervous weakness. Dyspepsia, Inpo
eence. Sexual Debility, cured BY Wells
Hath. Rene 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

Plies. reaches. snts. bed-bugs. rats.
mice, gophen. chipmunks, cleared ont BY
Rough on Rats. l5c-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

The administration has appointed man
named Hedden 10 the very important Office
Of collector u New York. Hedden has
been . merchant 10 . small way and very
few people 10 the city or out Of il have the
pleasure Of bis scquaintance. All the
papers agree that be is Hurbert o. Thomp-
sons man, and some OF them call him .
dummy" Even the 7;we says Cleve-
land sss grossly imposed upon" in the
appointment What . chicken he must
10 70 be deceived 10 the most important
appointment in his own state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

[ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
y Estate OF JAcoB Bsnsoy.
Tho undersigned, having been appointed ~
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Mar.
chester Commissioners. 10 receive. essnins aud
against the estate Of
Jscob Benson. 4ats OF Dorset,
deceased, and al cIstms ENLISTED ID o1set
thereto, hereby give notice that ue vii Meet fos
tho purposes Aforesaid d the lste dwsll!ng houss
Of the said deceased on the 7sth day Of Dsosmbss
neat from o'clock 4. n. 70 O'Clock ,. n. Of sa1l
day and that ~ moHths from The 2ltb dey n
June, Al 1886, IL the tina limited ~ sotl
Court for said creditors 70 prssent th1as 0lsins
10 us for examination and allowances.
Dated 81 Dorset Il this ash dsy OF Juss
1. D. 1885.
e ~, & v; yARwELL. ,cou,..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

William Drummond. st one time chief
justice Of Utah. was arrAigned in police
court st Chicago on Tuesday on the charge
Of larceny. He was detected Sunday
evening stealing package Of newspapers
from the top Of street mail box and ar
rested while tearing Cd tho postage stamps
II an alley way. They were my papers, =
said the old man. ~ he stood trembling
sbsfcrs The iusties. ''Aod ! had right 70
take Cd the stamps" ITO whom we're
they addressedi" asked the justice. The
cid man could not tell and was fined s5
for larceny. Drummond's career q chief
Justice Of Utah WAS noted for bis bitter
var with Brigham Young.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02
GEORGE v. yARwELL. 49,.
7ss JOHN CURTIS, JON"
ESTHER NJ. BENEDIoT's RasAss.

S5rA1E on vxnnosr. District Of Nsnshsslss. %
Ia Probate Court held a Nssshsstss utihis
and Tor said District on the 10th dsy Of Jnss
4, o. 1855.
The administrator on the sstats of RAlph.
l.. Graves, lsts Of Sunderland In said District J,
deceased. proposed 10 render nnat sScenal n
bis administration on said estate.
whereupcn Il VS. ordered that ssid Aeecuet
be exsmined Tor allowance ~ pro-
bate Court 70 be hsId 81 lhs Probate s1Iss u
Manchester, In said Distrtot. on The ~ 1sy -
10 al persons Interested By the publicatios bsssse
In the Manchester JoukBAL, p Geuopepes ps1oe-
ed o. said Manchester, three Hsets ssscsessvsiy
preyious 70 TIE time % spp0u9QA
7sw LOyELASb hunoous Js1ss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate Of WILLIAM TuENER.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the distrIct Of MAN.
chester, mirsioners, TO receive, cxanius and
adjust al claims and demands Of al persons
against the estate Of
william Turner late OF BandgAtc,
In said district deceased, and all claims sxhib-
tied in ofset thereto, hereby give notice that W
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid, u the
dwelling house OF A. v. Turner In GandGsts,
on the "a day OF December nett.
from 0 o'clock A. n. until O'clock ,. \.
day OF June A. D., 1885, IL the time limited
by said Court for said creditors 10 present thai
claims 10 ~ for examination and allowance
Dated II Arlington, this Sd day OF June
AID. 1885.
HIRAM HAwLEY,l 49,.
53w CHAB. II. YOUNG, oo1 ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

Il Il probable SAFE to ssy that Mrs.
Daddy. ~hils on trial 10 New York for
shooting O'Dcnovsn Rossa, got more sat.
isiacsios out Of the proceedings than the
complainant The ordeal through which
the '.lrish patriot" passed in the court
room must have been pretty trying even
70 one Of his csllous nature and hardened
sensibilitiea. The defense vas insanity,
but certainly The woman displayed re-
mssksble method II her madness be gen
aims. She iuterpossd : series Of running
sjsculstions aud coments while Rossa Vas
giving his testimony breathing superlasivs
hatred aud contempt for that doughty
hero. and showing familiarity with his
career aud character that made her re-
msrts very embarrassing 81 times. She
vAs scquisied BY the Jury.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

sunday closing Of bars and saloons was
very Tigidly carried out 10 both New York
York the front doors Of saloons were all
aud Philadelphia last Sabbath. In New
closed. and also the bars ss the hotels.
Whsrs bsek doors we're kept open twenty.
two saloon keepers and bar tenders were
arrested BY customers who we're suddenly
transformed into policemen In disguise.
Bnt Il Long Branch. N. j., where liquor
dealers bad bsen warned. oil the saloons.
drug and candy stores were kert open
10 spite Of The ordinance. The violators
Of The Law will al be arrested. In Phila-
dslphis Ill The bars were closed. or seemed
v b closed. front and rear, and quiet
vcignsd supreme. Tho prohibitionists
hopefully aver that 'ths world do move. Z"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-07-02

endless hill, and then the descent would
seem nearly ~ long. yet 70 we're really
creeping higher and higher and nightly
W ''pitched oar moving tsnt' little
nearer the sky. The weather was beAuti-
fully clear and warm, onr supplies Of food
aud raiment ample for our needs. aud it
really seemed an ideal life. Often We
travelled the whole long day without meet
ing . single vehicls and scarcely . solitary
horsemsn. 1t vas almost AZ uninhsbited
county.
At length one pleasant afternoon We
dropped down into the exquisitely beauti.
fol little valley called "i3ig Tree Station,
or by the more Euphonious Indian syno-
nym WAnonA. near which are the world
renowned MAriposa Big Trees. the gigan--
tic Sequoias. We we're sncqsnied With
the picture. A little valley green % en-
erald, three or Mr. miles 10 length With
broad rapid river winding through Il.
great pines aad oaks scasterei in park
like groups and : large modern hotel With
broad pisxzas and balconies cleaning
through the trees The grosnd was fairly
csrpstsd With blne lupioe<. scarlet paint
ed cups" and fragrant min,s. II seemed
toe charming for reality. We found upon
saquiry that The Big Trees we're nine miles
away and 25oo ieet above The valley. re-
curing fall days time TO visii them, and
- Il vas Sov Friday 30 made up our
minds 10 spend The Sabbath 10 this earth
~ paradise. We pitched cur t~ai ID
green meadow opposite The great hotel.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-23

Josephine Workman was appointed guardian
yesterday of Ida Brossart, minor heir of Fred
erick Brossart. She gave 81, 900 bond.
James Ohlen. of Franklin county, Ohio, has
filed a suit in the federal court against William
Dederich, of Wabash county, for the recovery
of 81, 500 on notes.
The old suit of Francis M. Churchman and
others against the city, involving the recovery
of 1916. was settled in Judge Taylor's court yes
terday. The jury gave complainant verdict
for the full amount. It is a return of money
paid on certain street assessments.
The Marshall County Seed Association was
incorporated yesterday, and articles were also
filed incorporating the Frankfort Gas-light
Company, the capital stock of which is $50. 600
The directors are Robert IT, Coverdae. Joshua J.
Childs. VIM. r. Hines, Samuel A. Hoover and
Nathan Fletcher.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Albert II. Mill and Lulu Volz. Thomas FL. Fend-
ley and Lydia j. Baines, Addison G. Kenyon
and Hannah E. Golden, Edward Brewer and
Mollie G. Wood, VIM. G. Morris and Emma IL
Eckhart Benz. Hamburger and Sarah BEERS
dorf Henry Weaver and Ida G. Norwood.
Christmas tree and entertainment will be
given for the benefit and amusement of the chill
dren of the South-side Free kindergarten
at the Riverside Mission Church, on
Wednesday, 23d inst, at 2 o'clock Any
donations of Candles toys or clothing
will be thankfully received, and may be sent to
Mrs. j. b. Roberts. North Pennsylvania
street, or the Kindergarten room, corner Chad
wick and McCarty street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-23
A Well-Contested Wrestling Match.

MADISON. Wis. Dec. GA catch as catch can
wrestling match between Evan Lewis, the
young WEIGH champion of Wisconsin, and Tom
Cannon. of San Francisco, took place here last
night, and was won by Lewis after a severe tus-
sle In the first bout, Lewis gained a neck lock
and front crook with which he brought Cannon
to the floor, but it was decided fall. The sec
ond bout lasted four minutes, and was won by
Lewis, who got half Nelson lock and front
crook. bringing over front twist onto his back
The third bout was characterized by terrific
wrestling. both men being very anxious to Sc
the fall, one to win the match and the other
to keep from losing it. Early in the bout Can
non got body hold on Lewis. and lifted him
high in the air and then dashng him into the
footlights down him with the dead
weight of his body Lewis recovered himself
with wondrous dexterty, and both men tumbled
into the wing of the stage, from which point
they retreated slowly to the canvass where
Lewis. from behind, got his right forearm
across the windpipe of Cannon. and the latter,
to save himself from being choked to death,
clapped his hands frantically in the air and gave
up. The bout lasted eight minutes, and the
winning of it gave Lewis the match The men
appeared to be pretty evenly matched, each
weighing about two hundred pounds.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-23
Creditors Want Their Money.

Yesterday Michael O'Connor g. Co. and
Griffith Brothers, of this city, jointly sued
Alonzo F. Scott of New Paris. O., for money
said to be due them on the purchase of goods
They filed their complaint in the Superior Court
alleging that Scott owns real estate in this city,
and that he conveyed it by absolute deed, vet IN
tending it only as a mortgage, to Louis Holweg
to secure the payment of 5000. The debt, com
plainants say, was paid and the mortgage re-
leased but Scott they allege. had it conveyed
to Nancy E. Scott. without consideration, for
the purpose of hnderng and delaying his cred
itors. They want Judgment for their respective
claims of 5000 and $780, and ask that the convey
ance of the property to Nancy E. Scott be de-
clared null and void
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-23

virtues. IL we and our children, and our chill
dren's children will but be as true to trust,
to our consciences. to our country, and to our
God, as were the forefathers then there is no
reason why this Nation should not continue to
prosper until the end of time We love liberty,
let us also respect law. AS we love our country,
SO let rs guard well and practice faithfully the
precepts of our holy Christianity.
Miss Moon read a pleasing paper on ''The
Puritan in Social Life" Short and impromptu
speeches being in order, the Rev. DR.. Rond-
thaleT, of the Tabernacle Church. was called
upon as descendant of the Puritans by the
way Of Pennsylvania He said that while he
admired the pilgrim fathers he preferred to live
among their descendants. In the exercises of
the evening the poor Dutchman had no chance.
but it was fact that could not be denied, that
with all their virtues the pilgrims sold wooden
clocks to the people of Manhattan Island, clocks
that would not run twenty-four hours, and
the people there grated their teeth. as
perhaps some of their descendants do to-day on
wooden nutmegs. The old Puritan, were he
there tonight. would no doubt object to the
organ and Christmas greens; but wthal, he
would say, God bless the pilgrims of Plymouth
Rock and their descendants. The Rev. Oscar
McCulloch spoke briefly upon the difference of
the Westinghouse 200 years ago, and the beau
tiful little Mayfower Church Of to-day. He
thought Elder Brewster would be sorely grieved
at the innovations Of carpets comfortable pews,
and the worship of God by an organ. The ladies
of the church invited the audience to partake of
a collation.. and with this and social interchange
another hour was happily spent