Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-16

husband living in Boston, and the
Doding over these entangling alliances
supposed to have caused the self
lighter.
Even the Indians have taken to striking
was the case at the Rosebud Agency,
kota, the other day. The agent refus-
70 rive them their agricultural imple-
Ents unless they would agree to use them
on lands that he designated. They
Id a meeting and decided to strike,
lereupon the agent not only handed over
e implements, but set up three barrels
sugar and a Job lot of fancy groceries
appease the red strikers.
A heavy rain-storm set i'll Thursday
Eht in most of the parched regions OF
e Northwest and the long drouth is be-
we'd to be at an end. Many parts OF
isconsin where the storm prevailed
We had no rain since May 10. The
rest fires that have ragged in the north
n part of that State have been eNtin-
iished. The precipitation was general
rough the Red river and Mississippi
Allevs in Minnesota and "a far west as
oux City, Oak.
The Ohio Republican editors to the
mber of seventy-five met at Columbus
Thursday and adopted al address and
solutions to be presented to the United
100 ,..,., ,.l;,,r thnt an inNpSt1U1-
on be made into the charge that the
ection of Senator Payne was secured
v wholesale bribery and buying OF
ptes. Murat Halstead acted as chair
IAN. \ permanent organization for the
lrpose of pushing the matter was
lected.
A terrific hail and wind storm Friday
ight moved a path from three to four
lies wide through the country I'D miles
butheast of kankakee, Ill. Beginning
ne mile west of Chebause. it Travelled
yo or three miles north. and then nearly
ptraced its course to IA point between
liftou and Ashkum. Every kind OF
XtHtLtilIOn Ill lllt SUI pam w.
roved. luxuriant fields of corn six feet
igh and oats and timothy being moved
own. cut to pieces and even beaten into
he ground.
The postmaster-general has, in com
Lliance with petitions signed by large
numbers of business men in numerous
|@ities. amended the postal laws and reg
||llatiOnS 80 a. to permit TRANSMISSION
through the mails, within the lnlted
States and Territories. of liquids. not IL
bible to explosion OF spontaneous comhuS
lion or ignition by shock or jar and not
|nfammable: and of soft soap. paSteS or
tonfections. ointments. salNeS and artl-
lies of similar consistency under certain
conditions insuring safety to other mai
in transmission.
A gang of about $500 men under the
leadership of +. II. Nugeut are preparing
TO invade Oklahoma this week from Kan
sas. So Nugcnt advcrtise> in the local pa
pers. and the men have a large amount of
ammunition al darmS,h beside some S62.ooO
subscribed to help ON the expedition. 1t
j. said that these boomers will meet with
opposition in Maj. sumner,
A man feared alike by Indians and white
men. His plan is very practicable. He
has given orders to the Indians who are
on the west part of the Oklahoma
l.,... ,,., ,,rJs ..rnunl flniI p1DrnS
a. the intends to burn every spear of
grass i'm the country except what the
Indians require to craze their stock. In
thi, way the invaders will have nothing
upon which to feed their stock, and so
will practically be starved out.
The Hebrew colony of Cleveland, o.,
are agitated over the peculiar incidents
connected with the marriage of IA couple
of their number Sunday night. Henry
Fucker. IA clerk in the employ of the
Cleveland clothing company, was engag-
ed to Bette Weiss. \ hall was hired for
the wedding a fortnight ago, but the
bridegroom postponed it. Sunday after
IlOOn dlD oClOCh lnt NtttolhS NdE w
take place at the home of the brides
and Rabbi Keen was on hand
ready to perform the ceremony. But
again the bridegroom hesitated. Some
of his relatives, it is said, tried to discour-
age him from marrying the girl. and
finally he tore up the marriage license
and contract with the excuse that he did
not wish to take the required oath. The
bride burst into tears. and there was an
exciting scene among the guests. Then
the brother and brother-in-law of Miss
Weiss took "A hand in the matter, and
Fucker was informed that he must fulfil
his agreement to marry the girl, but he
still hesitated. BY this time the story
had become known and a large crowd
of spectators had assembled in the street.
Everybody took sides with pretty Miss
Weiss. who could be seen weeping inside,
and the police had to be summoned to
keep back the crowd and prevent a dis