The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-10-13

Duil BANJO ana produce; $40 for bull calf
five years old $50 for two-year-old COW:
second prize, $20 for bull "Netherland Mon
arch;" first prize $50, Canto heifer FL
Houghton of Newbury took premium for
heifer calf under twelve months, and a first
prize for heifer calves.
Other Localities.
THE Anchoria reached st. Johns, N. f.,
Monday.
KARAvELoFF has resigned as regent of
Bulgaria.
The Chicago anarchists are to be executed
December 2.
PROFESSOR BARNARD of Nashville has dis
covered a comet.
! EXCEPTIONALLY warm weather prevails in
England and France.
A NEW Spanish cabinet has been formed
! with Sagasta at its head
Two New York Doodle aldermen are re-
| ported to have fled abroad.
THE village of Punxatawney, Penn, was
devastated by fire Saturday.
THE Tammany hall convention nominated
Abram S. Hewitt for mayor.
REV. WILLIAM BARNES, philologst and
! historian, is dead in London.
THE American Board decided to meet
next year at Springfield, Mass.
THE bitter war between the Pope and
! Italy is growing more complicated.
SIXTEEN thousand Chicago pork-packers
are on strike now, but quiet is preserved.
Ex-senator d. L. YULEE of Florida died
in New York, Sunday, aged seventy-eight.
GEoRG1A's state election was held We'd
nesday, with the usual result-democratic.
To escape whipping boy in Pennsylva-
MIA village fired bullet into his fathers
head.
THE gentiles of Utah regard the Mormon
question as far from settlement as it ever
has been
THE religious riots at Delhi, India, be-
tween the Hindoos and Mohammedans grow
in violence.
CONGRESSMAN WILLIS, chairman of the
river and harbor committee, failed of re-
nomination.
THE story that the British cabinet were
planning a home rule bill is now strenu-
ously denied.
DISPATCHES from El Paso indicate that
Geronimo's capture has by no means ended
the Apache war.
ALL switchmen of railroads running into
Minneapolis are on a strike. Everything is
quiet in Chicago.
The Colorado democrats have nominated
Alva Adams for governor and Rev. Myron
Reed for congress.
DIPHTHERIA has broken out among the
patients of the New York state asylum for
idiots at Syracuse
THE report of destitution in Labrador is
confirmed by the crew of vessel which has
just returned from there.
UNITED STATES SENATOR AUSTIN F. PIKE
of New Hampshire died suddenly, Friday
morning on his farm in Franklin.
Two American companies and a French
concern are competing for S6,0OOOOO con-
tract to drain the valley of Mexico.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has pardoned
three Mormon bishops who were in his
opinion illegally sentenced to prison.
A SOLDIER climbed the great pyramid of
Egypt Sunday without guide and fell to
the bottom and was crushed to jelly.
New WORKERS, representing about one
billion dollars have pledged themselves to
vote for J. Edward Simmons for mayor.
The ffty-first Indiana regiment adopted
resolutions at indianapolis Wednesday de-
nouncng the presidents pension vetoes.
THE Knights of Labor convention is still
considering the report of its credentials
committee, and its business is at a stand
still.
THE Gloucester fishing schooner Marion
Grimes has been seized by the Canadian
cruiser Terror and the usual fine of $500 has
been imposed.
FREIGHT is so heavy on the Pennsylvania,
Baltimore & Ohio and Fort Wayne roads,
that an enormous blockade of cars is re-
ported at Pittsburg.
CATHOLIC clergymen of Montreal strike
out certain provisions in the constitution of
the Knights of Labor which conflict with
the rules of the church.
Hoes are dying in large quantities in st.
Mary's and Calvert countless Md, from
mysterious disease. Some farmers have lost
nearly their entire stock.
SENATORS LAFAYETTE and Gen. Grevy,
the latter the presidents brother, will repre-
, sent the French senate at the ceremonies
attending the unveiling of the statue of lib
, erty at New York.
, | hat Dro Dor
sor Harris and Joseph Cook are at the bot
tom of the movement for prosecuting the
five Andover professors for heresy. None
, of them will acknowledge.
u. NJ. NEELD, of j. G. Furguson & Co.,
packers of Chicago, has fled to Canada He
issued bogus warehouse receipts for $780,
600 and has ruined the firm. Speculation in
. Wall street was the cause.
The Kansas Farmers crop report for the
state shows that large acreage of wheat
was sOwn, and most of 1t is now up and
growing we'll. Corn is not more than 90 per
cent of a full crop, but there is some old
, corn on hand.
Mrs. CHARLOTTE SMITH, president of the
Woman's National Industrial league, who
has spent some time in Washington, work
ing against the appointment of women of
bad character in the national departments,
states that there are over 600 women of
shady character in the departments. Forty
of these are UNANIMOUSLY bad.
The elections in Bulgaria have resulted
in an overwhelming victory for the present
ministry, which is loyal to the deposed
prince. The new Sobranje or national as
sembly numbers four hundred ministerial
, lists to twenty revolutionists. 1t is believed
, the Car will now try to get Prince Wal
demere of Denmark elected.
TREASURY department officials anticipate
a steady and continuous demand for the
new 81 and 81 silver certificates, which, if
kept up for year or so, will result in put
ting $40 900 900 or $50 000, 900 of them in cir
culation. If this amount is put out, $780,
600, 600 or 40, 600 600 of the standard silver
dollars now in circulation will be returned
+ TO the treasury vaults.
, The police have furnished the press with
an account of the recently discovered an
, archist plot to burn Vienna. Although
+ many details are suppressed, the plot is
1 shown to have surpassed in extent and dia-
bolical ingenuity any dynamite plot hitherto
concocted, and seventeen conspirators have
been arrested. The examination of the pris-
oners shows that the plot was hatched in
and directed from America and London, and
was to have been carried out by Vennese
anarchists who had recently returned from
America.
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