Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-10-18

Hc NeW LUX pOlIcemaH, 0eOfSe
nj. Wood, who dubbed an old Jew
to death few days ago, ought to be
made an example of that would not
soon be forgotten. Between anarch-
lists who defy all law and go In for
universal manslaughter and police
men who make the law itself the OPP
portunity to main and kill, there is
too little difference to he worth men,
tionng The gaIlnws is the thing
for them all.-Sprinafeld Union.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
Mr.. Gladstone is said to be seriously
ill.
The Chicago anarchists are to be exc
cuted December 2.
Prevalence of exceptionally warm wea-
ther in England and France.
The American Board decided to meet
next year at Springfield, Mass.
The dedication of the Bartholdi Statue
of Liberty will take place October %.
Hanlan has accepted Ross challenge to
row a race on the Thames for f500 side.
1t is said that the feeling in France in
favor Of war with Germany is rapidly
growing.
George Bancroft, the historian, cele-
brated the eighty-sixth anniversary Of his
birth on October 3.
All switchmen of railroads running into
Minneapolis are on strike. Everything
is quiet in Chicago.
New Workers, representing about one
billion dollars have pledged themselves
to vote for j. Edward Simmons for may
or.
The president has just purchased
magnificent upright piano for the country
house. 1t cost So, 900, and was built to
order.
A Nebraska farmer says that acres of
corn are growing this year without ears.
1t is probably tired of hearing about low
prices.
The Gloucester fishing schooner Marion
cruiser Terror and the usual fine Of $500
| has been imposed.
The greatest balloon in the world has
| been made in San Francisco. 1t holds
| 10000 cubic feet of gas and was made to
traverse the country from ocean to ocean.
Warlike movements reported as immi-
nent in Bulgaria. The Russians now pre-
| pared to land 10000 troops at Varna.
England and Germany in consultation.
1t is officially announced that the con-
tributions which have been rapidly, and
from all quarters, poured into Charleston,
S. c., are now considered adequate for
| present necessities.
Senators Lafayette and Gen. Grevy.
the latter the presidents brother, will
represent the French senate at the cere-
monies attending the unwilling of the
statue of liberty at New York.
An explosion occurred on Saturday at
Altafts colliery, near Wakefield, York
shire. Seven men have been found dead,
eight have been rescued and seventeen
are missing. In all probability the miss
ing seventeen lost their lives.
General John M. Corse has been APP
pointed postmaster Of Boston, to succeed
Postmaster E. S. Tobey. General Corse
is chair man of the Massachusetts Demo
cratic State Committee, and is one o.
the most prominent politicians in the
state. He has splendid war record.
The publishers of General Grants mem
oirS have sent to Mrs. Grant check fol-
$l50,000, being the second payment OF
account of the profits of the work. TIL,
first payment was 100000. 1t is expect
ed that within few months Mrs. Gran
will receive 100000 more, and the sun
total will probably reach 100000.
Clara Barton, president of the Rec
Cross society, writes to a friend of tn,
Charleston people: sTheir faith in tn
north is not shaken. A more grateful
and surprised people you could hardl.
find. They say it was worth an earth
quake to find such sympathy as has BEEF
melted out to them from the north"
Treasury department officials anticipat
steady and continuous demand for tn
new 81 and 50 silver certificates, which
if kept up for year or so, will result i
putting $40, 900, 900 or $50, 000,0 900 of ther
in circulation. If this amount is put out
, silver dollars now in circulation will
returned to the treasury vaults.
+ The steam er La Mascotte exploded he
boilers at noon on the 9Th, killing twent
people. She was passenger boat rur
ming between ST. Louis and Cape Giral
I deau. The disaster occurred near tn
t latter place. An Illinois paper says tina
: the disaster occurred at Apple Creel
six miles below Grand Tower, and thu
after the explosion the steamer burned
: She was less than ninety days old, wa
e the property of Durland & Perkins, E,
y ansville, Ind.
1t looks very much as though Jaehn
/ would soon have company in Sing Sins
|. Four Doodle Aldermen are to be trie
It within the next three weeks. They az
). 'Sayles, Kirk, Farley and Miller. In pu
suance of the notice served on Wedne
day upon the bondsmen of these mel
: District Attorney MARITIME moved befol
IS Judge Cowing on Thursday, in Part l.
n the court of General Sessions that an ca
Is ly day be fixed for their trials.
II The police have furnished the pre-
}. with an account of the recently Dissolve
10 ed anarchist plot to burn Vienna.
though many details are suppressed, tt
plot is shown to have surpassed in eXte
I and diabolcal ingenuity any dynami
plot hitherto concocted, and sevente,
r. conspirators have been arrested. The e
% animation Of the prisoners shows that t.
. plot was Matched in and directed fro
America and London, and was to ha
been carried out by Viennese anarchis
III who had recently returned from Americ
Over 10000 operators are involved in