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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28

10 Rev. @. II. Merrill Of West Brattleboro.
The assistant state secretary Of the Domestic
Missionary society, Rev. Mr.. Williams, is OK
pected to be present and take part in the pro.
oeedings.
Mrs Ohas. Howard has received the ap-
pointment OF post mistress at this place in
place Of Henry Salisbury, offensive parti.
san =" removed She will assume the duties
Of the office az soon az her bonds can be filed
and place secured for the office. Mr.. vii.
lams the new appointee at West Townshend,
married the sister Of Mrs Towards late hus.
hand, 30 that the post office business in this
town il "all in the family"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28

Last Saturday afternoon the body of Nor
ris Stone was discovered by his wife-hanging
by the neck to piece of rope attached to q
jOist in the barn, on the place where they had
recently moved, near Picketts mills. The
case was undoubtedly one Of suicide, MI.
Stone having attached the rope 10 his neck,
and then stepped of milking stool. His
family we're found to be in great destiiution
and want and we're properly relieved and as
sisted by the authorities.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28
West Townshond.

Mrs. Annie Headle from Rutland ia
spending few days with her mother Mrs.
d. Pomroy. -Ohas. Kimball ia home for rest.
We think the public will appreciate the
improvements going on on what Is called
"Wiudham HILL" AZ they have been long
needed, TO say the least
L. W. Page, who Is to be succeeded by
$. Il. Williams aa postmaster, has served the
public faithfully in that capacity for over 30
vearg
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28
Ro.,on WooIMarket.

BOSTON. Aug. %. Ohio and Pennsylvania 3Oa3lc
for X, 32a33 for Xxx. Michigan 2sA29. Fine delAine
35a37c. No. eombing, 35a37. Pulled woola 26A32'
for common and good supers; 30aS2 for choice east
ern. All kinds Of unwAEhed heeces are active and
firm, with principal safes at isa22c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28
SPRINGFIELD.
GlenWOOd Classical Seminary,
WEST aRATTLERoRo. VT.

TINHE FALL TERN of " weeks begins Wednes-
Il day, Sept. 3D. 1895 The institution Offers four
of study aud opportunities for work and
progress. Glasses in Vocal and Instrumental Music,
Drawing aud Painting Eocution aud Gymnastics
Tue expense is very low for facilities offered Board
In good families aud the best facilities for club board
ing. Rooms for self-boardng offered Al low rates.
For board rooms for self-boArding, or other nforma
tOn, apply to the Principal, II. II. SHAW.
w. BrattehOrn, VT, July TO- 1885. 2S-35
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28

Mr. s. s. Miller, father Of Conductor
Miller of the Fitohburg railroad and man
some 40 years Of age, was thrown from bis
wagon yesterday forenoon in consequence of
his horse taking fright from a passing train,
receiving severe injuries.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28
a,. AIhnn. nut,nr RInrLn,.


Waterfowl UnIsn 1--we stock market.
Market Beef-ChOice extra IS OOAs 90 (;
hrst quality, 7OOATI5 second quality OOa6 90 third
quality OOa4 So
IN. B.-Choce includes nothing but stall-fed 100
TO 400 h. bulloCks Extra and first quality include
the best fat Second and third quality include
oxen and two and three year old Bteers.
store Cattle-Workng oxen, per pair, from SlOO 10
225. Mich Cows and Calves, 25, 48AiS Fancy cows,
60asO Yearings 1920; years old, 14A3O; Year,
old, 2lal2.
swtne--western fat, live, a. ll-la5c III. North.
ern dressed hogs, SIC.
Sheep and I.ambs-In lots, O. 90, 3 OOas 90 each (:
extra, O0al 50; or from AZ to 6l-4o per ID.
VeAlCalves, 2ka5kc per ID.
Country Hides GAG per Id. Country TAlow, 2 10
a3c. pelts l5a2uc each. Calf SkinH lOAli per III.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28

The Western New Hampshire musical
associaton will hold a ive-days festival at
Caremont next week, beginning Monday,
with Carl Zarrahn az conductor, Mr.. Shepard
"a pianist, and a cord OF good soloists. Sew
eral Brattleboro musicians will probably at
tend
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28

1t is understood that Rev. James Her.
rick from West Brattleboro is to occupy the
pulpit Of our church next Sunday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28

We desire 10 extend our sincere thanks to the neigh
bors and friends who kindly assisted us 10 our late
bersavement A. NJ. CARLTON.
Ell. CARLTON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28
Market Reports.
Rn.,nn MnrLa, Nn,s..
From tho JournaTs olty Article, 2otl

IRON the JOufnhlB OltY Artlcle, 2bth.l
There Ia not much change 10 report in the butter
market Of late. Receipts Of fine grades continue light
and full prices obtained for all that In offered.
For extra northern creamery 72o In the top price In
large lots aud 23a25o In small lots The finest lots Of
Vermont dairy sell at 18Al9c aud selections At 20a22o
but the bulk Of the dairy butter made during the hot
weather will not average over l8aI7o. Dealers are
fairly stocked aud there IN NO indication Of BOOM.
The cheese situation Ia puzzle to the most eXperl-
enced dealers In the trade. Prices have touched
extremely low basis and still buyers afraid TO OPP
crate. II IL dicult to get 1c q pound for the
best July factory, which last year ut this time
worth Toe. The total exports Of cheese from New
York and Montreal show deficiency of about b6OO,-
900 lbs. compared with the same time In 1894. -
There is good trade In white beans. Pea beans are
selling at $3.50 per buahel, choice mediums at 81. As,
aud Yellow Eyes at 81 Co. In large lots aud lotto lbc
higher in jnbbing way.-Eggs selling at l6al7c.
Potatoea are supplied by farmers IN this vicinity at
81 76a2 90 bbl.-NAtive apples range from 81 so u
200 a bbl.-Pears plentiful at S3a4 90 = bbl.-
Peaches range from Sl.OOa2 IS a baHket.-Trade 10
hops IL dead, and only occasional small lots be
moved at bAsc Id. The crop Is likely TO be partial
failure in England, but the American yield promises
to be large aud Of good quality In all sections.
NEW YORK, Aug. IS. Flour-Superhne Weatern
and state 326a375; extra do, 365A5.25 patent Min
neaOta, b.OOa560 wheAt-No. winterred Ole; MOL
white, 00c Rye, G5A7Oc. Barley, OOc. Corn,
No 2, 63ab4c; choice yellow, b5a57Ac. Oats-NO. 2
3la3l I ; do. white, SASS. Butter steady, state,
l6i22; Western, Ba20. CheeHe-new, bA6o.
CHICAGO, Aug. as Flour weak winter wheats
81 6Oa5 % spring wheas So 5Oa4 6O patents - 75a
So so. WheAt-No. Chicago spring, 79c; No. 2
winter red ssas4. Corn, isai4Nc Oats, 2Oa2lc. Rye
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28

In Nottingham, Aug. 20, by II. A. Ballou, Esq
Mr.. Calvin ID. Olden Of ReadsbOro and Miss Fanny
L. Flynn Of Nottingham.
In Nottingham, July 80, by II. A. BAou, Esq
Mr.. MyrOn l.. King aud Miss Martha X. Newton
both Of Sheburne Falls, Mass
In Grafton, Aug. is, by Rev. George Ober, Mr.
omer q. Thompson OF Westmoreland, N. H., and
Miss Minnie Haskell OF Grafton.
In sarton's River, Aug, ~, by Rev. Geo. r. Chaplin
Virgil b. Livermore Of SaKtOn's River aud Jenni,
dolding of Rockingham.
In South Londonderry, Aug. 10, by Rev. W. II
Wight, Lyman @. shattuek Of Winhall aud Susie A
Phillips Of Peru.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28
95C a Pair.
$l.OO a Pr.

Lot Mems heavy seamless Hose,
sold all the season at zoe, for
12ae q Pr.
Closing price on Isle Gloves.
Special price to close 2 to lloyd.
lengths Curtain LaceS.
Few pairs Nottingham Curtains
in sets at cost.
Broken line sizes in ladies', miss.
eS' and children'S GauZe Underwear
at reduced prices.
Among the Dress Goods offered
at a sacrifice are many things suit
able for early fall wear. The lot
of Black and White Checks and
Mixed WOrsted goods ought to in
terest young ladies and misses for
school dresses.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28
Births.
AarrfanER.

In CambrldReport, Aug. 81, a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wood.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-08-28
Fire Insurance..
Farm for Sale!

II NOWN as the +. N. Bracket farm, situated in
IN duilford, VI, consisting Of 100 acres, suitably
divided into tillage, moving aud wood land. Good
sugar orchard, sugar house aud workshop; running
water al house aud barn, also good we'll WIN sell
with or without stock and crops, desired. Price
iotu; apply TO !. n. sIMONDs
3bi2 9a Canal IT.. Brttleboro VT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-14
SierteS &apiteI.

Gs biirfte ieet u6tbi9 iein, smei anbere
Nit9lieoer beS 0auenport'i6en SauieS
eiusufiibrcn, pom beuen bis babin nidt
Die &ebe 9eueien iit-
9toger uuo iein Sru6er Malcolm
wareu i'm Nlter nm ie9s Sabre ausein=
amber. Walcolm, elm garter, et1pas
peibiI9er Siiu9lins non u9t;ebn Sabren,
beiaB angeborene Salente FIR 0fulit unb
3ei6nen, bic inbefcn - ni6t bur6
Die @o9enberi6te iber 9lusitelluneen
unb Souserte cine uugeiun6e Habrung
erbielten. Die Seseiiterung bes iuns
gen Mannes, ben ma I'M 9an;en ni6t
6umm nenneu %tounte, bate, mo lie gum
9tus6rud fam, Iei6t etpas 9d6erIi6es,
unb iopobI feline @eiunb6eit, wie bic in
ieiner Ntatur be9riinbete llnm09Ii9teit,
ben mannisfa9en 9efobren.einer 6fentz
li6en 8iI6un9saultult gu troten, uno
ii6 iie9rei9 binbur9 gu f9Ia9en, batten
ieiren Nustritt aus @tou n0tbis 9ema6t.
Seitocm ieete er ieine Stu6ien inter Der
2eitun9 Nir. Solropbs, ieines Grsiebers,
fort = zines uneew0buli6en Meniden,
Ser Qa6u Oapenports b09ite 9l6tung
unb ibr unbei6rdnttes Yertrausn gez
noB. DoiIeIbe itiste fi9 barauf, baB
DIR. SoIrop6 finf Sabre uorber, aIs
&oser neun;ebn Sabre alt 9eueien, bic
ielbe Steaung bel benz d~Iteiten Sobne
eineenommen bate, wel9er, wie man
bamaIs bottle, Die biplomatii9e 9arrisre
eini9Iagen IOute. Gr bate Gton pnr
Sabresfrilt perlafIen, mar bnrauf in
cine uIateinii9e" YripatI9Rle getcmmen,
in Der er einfa6 ni6ts getban bate, unb
bann ms eIterli9e 9aus suriidsetebrt,
no 9oIrop6 i'm uuterridten ioIte.
Ra9 4blauf pom feds Monaten bate
bieIer aber Die Steuuns a~ufssgeben.
Sd brin9e SIREN Sobn ni9t gum
9trbeiten un6 fnble, 6aB i9 aud Ionft
feinerlei ginfIuB auf Jpn gewinne, mill
Sbnen alto bas @elo ni9t Iduger aus
Ser EoI6e itebIen," bate CT gsia9t.
Nue @esenuorftenun9eu Der Mfutter
bntten nidts sefru9tet, un6 uenn iie
barber betri6t mar, bate ii9 bod bic
a6tune fir ben Wfann perpierfa6t.
SIR 6oIrop6 mar bann beiuabe pier
Sabre 9ebrer zines 6iferreidii9en gr;z
bersoss gewefeu un6 bur9 eiuen 9lid>
ii9en 3ufau esrobe in benz MOment
frei a~ewor6su, ais RaIeoIm gton per-
lieB. Qa6p Davenport bate ibn sebe=
ten, ii6 Der @rSiebuns ibres iansiten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-14
sIaf etst e-gnaenpaar.

@ortiesnns fOIst.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-14

8romberg. Die Summe, wel6e
Der pom bier bur69ebrannte Saufmann
@olbitein Der Serii9erun9s9eieui6aft
y@ermania" unteri6la9cn bat, belduft
li6 auf etpa 1000 SO. Der 6cueruerz
li6erungsz @eIeuI6aft in Ghen lit er nit
ctma 1000 Sc. bur69e9angen; bis jett
bat man nod feline Spur pom ibnl.
SIN nabeu Oorf NnieIin bat Der Dir
better Sp6lomsti feline 5Gidbri9e 6ralt,
neil iie feinen S6naps bnIen wollte,
berartig m%iBbanbelt, baB JIG in 6oIge
Der Serletun9en itarb.
SelbItmor6 un6 llugliidstdle. Der
6auptmann @Titefelbt pom 100. Ge9iz
ment in Srombers ma9te we9en finans
Siuer S9mieri9teiten leinem Sebcn our9
cinen Siitoleni6u6 Elm @nbe. Sur3
@rtrinteu fanben ibren Sob: gu @orSno
Der &aufmann 8. Mennef nnb Der Gid
Ter !3imuIsti, gu Qabii3in Der Irbeiter
u. Marcinntat, gu @%sarnitau Der &nedt
g. Silsti aus Mifolaiewo, in SfoIo
Der 9lrbeiter Qubenau, 5u S6mie9el Der
19idbri9e S6nei6erlebrling $. &Septa,
i'm bortiaen Gee Der 13idbrise So9tlobn
Sol. gufowsti aus Sobieiu3a.
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gornebme @efeuf1aft.
Son 5amiItOn Ribe.
l6prtfetuna.l

Cir Sherman perfoIste feline Sernru:
tbuns ni9t weiter, bonn bieieIbe tormtt
ibm wo5l fpdter Der @eienf6aft sesen:
iber pom 0ueen iein, auf Die 5ruu ieis
nes 6ersens bate lie teinen ginfinB.
Die Antwort auf 9a6p Oauenpprts
Billet beltanb in Der einfa9en, nit trdfs
tiger, tlarer SanbI6rift eei6riebenen
WSittbeilung, bag WeiB Sobnftone Su Der
uorqei6laeenen Stunbe babeim iein
wer6e, un6 furse Seit barauf befanb fi9
Mplabp auf benz @e9e mad Der Aberoeen1
Serrahe.
She mir bic beioen Srauen chamber
Reconsideration, moaen mir periu9en,
6as Bortrdt Der einen nit fit6tigen
Stri6en su Seidnen. 9abp Davenport
belaB cine bobe, i9lante @eftalt, wel9e
pom ibren Sreunben yuornebm", pom
ibrem @emabl pedi9~ g%enannt wur6e,
unb elm 9rofil, has man bate tIailil9
nennen f6nnen, uenn oas &inn ni6t SI
eerabe qeweIen wdre. Sbr @eii9t NIT
BEN nuBbraunen, felt unb FLAIR blifenben
glueen ma ni6t ausSrudsIos, aber es
febIte ben j3igen an 9ewe9li3teit unb
Iommerli6en Sonneni9etn, nno wenn
ibr 9lntlib ME etmas ausbriidte, mas lie
ni9t fiiblte, 10 ipieselte ii3 pieles, mas
lie fii5lte, bod ni6t barin mioer. Sbre
9altun9 uon ungeSpun9ener Wlroe
wiirbe ais MtIiter Der 9altnng elmer
uornebmen Gn9ldnberin baben geIten
%t0nnen, meun lie etpas mebr @drme
aus9eitrablt bate. Son 9tatur rpenig
mittbeilIam, mar fie bur6 LANCE 9e6eime
Sor9en un6 SiimmerniiIe, iiber bic iie
nienlals ipra6, beren erfIltenber GinfuB
li9 aber i'm Serfebr nit Sremben NM
piItiirIi3 benertIi9 ma9te, in ibrem
&eien nur nod 5uriifbaltenoer 9eporz
ben; aber iie Seigte li6 ME anbers ais
9iitig unb bOhi9. sic lieB in Dem aufs
mertlamen 8eoba9ter ben Gin6ruf elmer
bur9aus ebrIi3en SeeIe unO piellei3t
BEN elmer tIusen Srau suriiG; aber ibr
blafes, i66nes @eii6t unb ibr tiibles,
9ebaltenes &eien ltieBen eber ab; ais baB
iie Spmpatbien erwedt bdtten.
@etleibet MAI 2a6p Oapcnport bel
@eIe9cnbeit, wie iic ii6 iett immcr
Su fleiben pfle9te, in rubi9e 6arben un6
Ipeni9 %toltbare Stoffe; aber gSabl unb
SulamnlenlteuIll9 lDrer Toilette petlln>
ben %feiniten @ei9maf. 0trS.
llr9ibalb Sobnitoue, wel9e ibr rotbes
an Dem 6enlter beS SpeiieSimz
rers platt briifte, INN Mplaby aus Dem
Ufiet6wa9en iteigen Su Ie6en, ma6te Die
Scmerfung, baB bas &leib Der Dame
ueber nit Sammt, nod nit i6weren
6eiett mar, un6 fir Die feline !
harmonic pon StabIz un6 9id9rau
ebIte ibr 6as 9tuge. 9tu9 ben Ian9en, !
3muIen. fein bei9ubten SUP wuBte lie !
li9t gu i6dten, unb bic 9rmbdnber unb i
5pan9en, ua9 benen lie ii9 umiab, ma
en- nir9enbs Su entbefen. q
Sin i6muti9er Suri6e, Der unbebOIz ~
en- in Ieineu 2iprecrod fubr, ais es Him c
elite, 9iug Der Dame na6 benz @mpfun9sz I
uoraus, no OfiB Sobnltone, in a
frmartun9 bes an9efiinbigten Seiu6es, b
llein anmeienO mar. B
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-14

SD fos ~perientt IN bumpisu Sdmer,
unb DoIte su nidts mebl tauaen,
SD bodte ni9t an Spiel uno Sder,,
SD babte MIR an smei airsen.
5weignseu, perfdworcn, MIR Iamnt Der @n
Den Srobfim su ue,iassu.
I'm Die id imnner uno imuler,u
Dab ~ieufseH mullen nnb fiaaeu.
3pet ausen. bic aus nd6i ier 0d6'
Des uubeiIs uiel perIdulost,
I'm bic id namenIoies @sb
Dab ta9eian9 er6uIoet.
-Sln& Din. nnisI'ses anscupaorlA
90 rief id enOIi9 nit Sebem,
I'D nil Did, ni6t o9tenS Der @efobr.
Setdmpfen auf Sob unb 9eben.@
SD bab's sepast. es sins nidt qusr,
S9 babe alSeelitten;
Die Nusen qudIsn mid nidt me5r,
SeitSsm fie mir ssi9nitten.
Run tann i'd wi,ber pom 6reuSentranf,
Bonn stebesbs8er iausen;
0enn &ube bah i'd; Soft iei Ganf,
Dor meinsn 9nbnerausen.
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S@leFen.

Neiife. @a9 duBerlt lunswierisen
ltnterbanbluusen lift nunmebr enbli3 Die
Musfibruns bes Die &reiie &eife, @rotts
fau, Saltenberg unb Oppeln lebbaft tts
tereiIirenben @iienbabnproietts Sppelns
geeiIe nit 9lbSpeisun9 bon S3ieblow
mad 2eipe 6ur6 @ewdbrun9 Der flats
Ieiti9 se~forberten 2eiitungen fiber ges
iteat. SIS wirb ii9 aliO I'M 9aufe Der
nd6Iten Sabre cine neue wi5tige 3inie
in 6as geet Der f9lefii6en 8abnen ein@
fisen.
l1nglidSfdIe. gu Sreslan ertranf
in Der Sber Der Gerber Saul 9etn; gu
gries wur6e Der &lempuerlebrlins 8anm
pom Der einftiirsenbeu Oede ieinerS 6lafs
tube erf9Iasen; gu 9irIa9sborf peruns
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&Gnisrei3 Sa9iru.

2ommatf9. Cine 10 rei9e Sir
f9enernte, wie iie bieies %Sabr barbpt,
1T lansc in u%nierer @e9enb ni6t gu per-
sei6nen 9eweien. SSn man6en 2a9en CAB
IS tbatid9li9 mebr 6rii6te ais Sldtter.
Swidau. Si9erem S~ernebmeu mad
wirb Der bereits errpdbnte anfauf bes
&~itterguts S6uedenarin reip. befien
l1mgeftaItuns gu elmer Nrbeiterfolonie in
nd9iter 3eit erfolsen. Die 6olonie iou
mad benz Muiter Der i6on iiber 8 Sabre
beitebenben, pom Yfarrer pom 8o6els
i9winsb in @ilbelmsbOrf BEL Stelefelo
bamals 9esriinbeten eriten arbeiterfolos
ME ein9eri6tet wer6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-14

tennen seIernt, mel,
gen, m%itteIaIterIi9
bate, Der Das 2sbsT
feline BfIi9ten II
fdrbte wie feline 8
lie in Die f~Onnisei
suinii6er 9Offnui
SD babe elmer
Pferoe 9%efauft, mi
tuti3tren se6ente
ten, mir beim @nt
bebiIfii9 gu iein, E
ais Sir Norman lid
Su nebmen. rSiV
sic ben llnter6al
unb auBerbem fir .
NIT mir ausreitet. :
o,i;nSAo IN Fr~ ,,,A
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-14

Die einsias 2inie bmr@ weIde niai obns
@armehiel unb obne ertru SeiabIuna pon
ct. 9onis nod Cincinnati geIanaen fam.
Siir &idets, Staten ober iraen6 ptIhe Sns
formation menoe man fi1 an Bic EidetsNgeHs
ten Der NIT bieler In Ysrbinbune fsbeIbeu
Sn 81. eOuis 1o1 II. 1Os nSrbI. 4. Ctr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-14

oas urtbeiL Der Welt bsinabe BOdanatbia
ablsbnte. uebesbaupt IA 6ogrop6s
8enebmen Troaen oeqeriiber. spenn
aud taIt nn6 f0rmIid bennod immer
reipettuou nno fern BON ~ueriebenber
uebsrbebuns.
(6crtlesuns fOIst.)
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-10-03
MIsCELLANEOUs,

TIE order for the removal of settlers
from the line of the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railroad has been suspended pend
ing a further inyes .igation of the settlers
rights.
THE American Forestry Congress con
Guided their session on the 245h and ad :
journed until 1856.
BRAUDLAUGH, Morley, Chamberlain and
others addressed an immense popular
meeting In London on the 24.h.
The Union Pacific has decided to build
a new bridge at Omaha, to take the place
of the present structure
BULGARIA has voted $4,000, 900 for the
purpose of carrying out thu unity pro-
gramme between RoumeIia and Bulgaria.
Tar Cleveland Rolling Mills Compan Y
has acceded to the strikers demands, and
work has been resumed.
The London Standard says law and
order can only be uphaid in Ireland to the
extent that the National league allows,
and urges the alteration of the land law
at any cost
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-10-03

| exceptions, be those only whose pactlcipR
| tlon in appointments and removals Is ah
ABSOLUTE usurphtion anu iIserm,.1atanS *
has b"en impaired and It's perp ttuity Is De
inE threatened. To that usurpatiOn; 20 tne
selfish aims OF those who promote tt /; 20 thc
gathering OF the spolis and the distribution
of offices, which are its motive force, open
competitions of merit for appointment
and the suppression of political assess
ments are fatal. President Grant approved
n civil service rule to arrest that informed
ding.
COncede to the President ana other APP
pointing officers the liberty which the con
sttution and laws contempiate-all those
who, have the best means of making wise
cnOfce between the HpOilS Svste n anu
merit System to BE- iud zes-and repeat the
final decision IS already given and the con
test rs a. ready over President Grant decid-
ca that issue, and his last official declaration
TO Congress on the subj ect declared 1t "a
source OF modification that Congress had
refused IN appropriation he had in special
message re lueAted in aid of the continued
endorsements of the merit system, which he
declared 10 have been ben eacial. President
Arthur IN each annual message after the
CIVIL service act rca firmed that jud gment
OF the Executive Departmental Judgment
Which he declared expressed the view of
every member OF his Cabinet. In the daily
acts or the present admin 8 ration the same
Judgment Is approved md indorseu. 1t Is
possible that number of congressman and
politicians of the dominant party with
considerable following of office seekers
may, notWithstand NJ the vastly augmented
strength OF an enlightened public opinion.
repeat the folly of those OF my own party in
1874 by resisting the well matured iud 5nlent
ana the definite policy of their own admin
istrati0n On the reform issue. If such Is to
De inc lact, TINS Is not the place for show
.ng why such attempt would be far more
disastrous than the Republican restoration
OF the spells system against the advice OF
President Grant.
Such course, and the conflict It wouM
precipitate, woutd be regardless of the civil
service act or any experience in its admins
tration. In any part might have in sLlh
contest, could far better serve the cause OF
reform in the exercise of That full liberty
which is hardly compatible With the pro-
prieties OF my present office.
And | have the honor of being, with tho
highest respect, your obedient servant
DoRMAN Il. EATON
10 the President
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-10-03
LATE NEWS ITEMS:

IT is reporte that the Mobile and North
western Railroad, between Glendale and
lCIarksdale, Miss. is to be sold to the Louis
Company.
Mr.. ROSWELL p. FLOWER has positively
declined the Democratic nomination for
Lieutenant-G of New York.
A VEIN of silver ore has been found in
Davidson county, Tenn. A stock company
has been formed, and the mine will be de-
Iveloped shortly. An analysis of the ore
iof the specimens.
Two coEvIcTs were whipped at Newcas-
| tie, Del, en- the Goth, in the presence of
., GOO spectators. Sewel Starkey, colo. ed,
took 20 lashes for burglary, and James
XII k, white, took 10 lashes for stealing
railway switch keys.
TUE Presidenthas asked Prof. A. Agassiz
to take the office of Superintendent Of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey, vice Prof. Hill
gard, resigned.
! THE contract for building the 70 miles Of
the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad
was let on the 3Gth. 1t is estimated it win
cost 81, 1000, GOO to build the road.
THE steamer Vera arrived at New Yoek
on the Goth from Europe, with consign-
ments of 100000 in gold coin.
j. N. SILVER, late Postmaster at Middle.
burg, Tenn, was arrested at Little Rock,
Ark, on the 2Gth, charged with embezzle-
ment by stealing money and letters.
HEAVY frosts fell in Warrick and spen.
Ger counties, Ind, on bhe night of the 2sth,
doing great damage to the tobacco crop.
AT Goes Station, Ohio, on the Goth, Mrs.
Parson missed her four-year old daughter.
Making search, she found the child's dead
body beneath a bull dog that had killed the
child and was eating its flesh. The dog
had to be killed before the ehid's body
could be recovered.
THE Sam Jones camp meeting opened
at st. Joseph, Mo-, on the 9th. He is as
sisted by S. w. Small (Old si) of the
Atlanta Constitution.
SAMUEL N. Brooks will soon start from
London for st. Louis TO ascertain definitely
whether the man now in jail at St Louis
as thu murderer of C. Arthur Preller is his
son.
A MEETING in behalf Of Louis Riel was
held at Montreal on the 9th when reso-
luton was passed asking for subscriptions
TO take an appeal to the Privy Council.
THE cholera has appeared in Nice,
France. Eight deaths from the disease
have already occurred there.
THE report that has gained circalation
that the wife of Gov. Marmaduke Of Mis-
souri, rad committed suicide is without
foundation.