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Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
GOV. ALGERs PRESENTS
He Gives $500 - tho NetsrRn>Fin.the Sol
dier's Home For Christnas

Gen. Aigers generosity has cgoppel out 10 on-
o.hel direction Two weeks ago he s,at a check
foi se0j 10 col Wells NH instruction, 30 auy .
Christmas present for tie veterans .An .xp-es-
sou Of opinion from the soldiers favese1 the Tlr-
CHASE of various article, suited g. their 'lse bui
the tulk 0I th.ul wanted books .of the library of
the new honr cui sIi4 20 ha- been al.eai, iaili
for Standard uorgs and mote w.lI bee li-na-e l.
Among tl- books age. A SEP Of Dickens AHl.s.
lutea volumes. set 81 nulwcr lssJou. tliftc@u
Nolum,e. one set %. WGNedy novels
thirteen volumes. one -et of Consulate 81
Napoleon, by TIMERS. ave volumes. trant s
memoirs, two yo'unes Kingdoms "a, the CoItl-
Deut of ruropc, Abbott. seven volumes Irauley :
fneiauG. three volumes Abbott American Ills
tory. eight volumes. Gibbons Rome. 'our toiomes
llistCr r. -. Greece ont volume. pu. pi family 81
bic. lhGck1rs. pine volume The poets and mis-
Ceiiru-y. thirty three VOLUMES, Alta edition mis-
ctllsncous authors thryuiue volumes. Frank
Lesllca aud Harp1rs Ncekllcs during thc war.
lhe colorci troops want money and slil receive
l.tcuts apiece for theif pre- .1lt. aud portion OF
the White soldiers VIII also receive money The
books Hill Pc laucled with a card stating the fact
that their possession by The home Is Que 90 tie
generosity 81 GOyeucr Alger Oh Christmas, 1855.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
ANUSENENTS.


sara Won Leor played Camille last evening with
J. Il. Har,iic ss Armand. Tonight led AstFay'
viii e given Mos theatrical com panic, would
fud . 90 their advantage 70 res thi, wees
Passion. save" continue, 81 TIC Wonder
land.
Nancy ( Co." uhi.a will hc produced ~
Arthur Rehar company .; Powers ncri Friday
iGnny.
Grand Rapids theatre-solrs are p.uips for :
good comic opera.
since they've introduced Lullaby into ne
"Chimcs of Normandy" aui Nearer py COD %
Tles into Fsust ana The i.as i.ose - sum
rrcr'' mo fhe Mikafo st. nreffy hard a. tell
whether yoI are attending n nursery. PRAYER
meeting, = singing fc1o1l o. ~ opera They
ought 60 draw The line Somewhere
Speaking % John r Sullivan. the fsvorite
volre actor the Ho<t0n foarno ssrr John z.
sullivan another PROM merit rnpr r-T of nc com
psuv. who has PLAYED iaeTtcs Dcl AQulis suf
kindred ro.rs lri'fei upon ne s.sgc - to spesk
on day friend oi hi' VINO was ~ rn'ks bis
lefuf 70 sfar -srt found himself slifrn y
Defeff of rrouireni support snd .n The orn
crrenry assci Nr sullivan .f be wound not res :
fre fae- ~ fhe p-rf 20 ? -l. TIE rcr1r - ci 70
- and fis pleasing voice snf m .ncisfiJ- -ilo->
who haTe frsri 20 him ffis week hsve noted
csrI = SrNir'n nis fan-1H me Tarf snd
r.ar .tfts 1ext nigh snf Pc 90 20 Ilsl vrs
fns tr~ step
w'e. rs.ferire Walsh ~ tfe fei --,us % Rr'e-'
Cr--rarE IS fse |"tr -r~ came .r Ir.rr -
s~ls9a. ~r3sy a1i eaes - Tn~ Wayne fo1sr
viee tls cl.a pans So tonight
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
IN OUR PENINSULAS.

Mics t4f & atN ulAltAE alttt
Rsves1 nlesangs 81 issoan afe sili ia
progress.
5ossph Stevens a. eld res.asut 81 No
gsanee is oead.
TAs Waite p.eoa J..ei hss besa
bo4Ehi b. j k AlnEer oi ~i4fK.s.
tiov. Aees Las gwen sso pairs oi sksias
to shs oisss in the Lansing Reform school
A magnificent new central theatre is 70 t.s
built al Detroit Ana Clas. =. Waite y io
nlauaes s..
hs Rev ~ n 4. iaporie oi Detroit
bas begun s4a against the fta +ee Ter
malicious ..t,si claiming >NtsH
Mrs Jscob Eldr.ds of Howell o.iloreo
woman who has gradually tsen tafains
white fnr several years died TUESDAY
lOdn Consi.es WAo gave himself ep ie
TIE police after be i1lu1 De- het hcen ln-
plicsiei .s ihe murder ~ Aar-e MsAa1on
al Dsiroli las Atsn released tlsrt oellg uo
charge on which be could oe aeld
Della Better. the Young sf irom lad
nston the okaguIsr "a stiH c@ueater
there who wss lusel iuto s. loase of ii-
fame in Chicago ADd capllrsi hF Gee So. 'et
during a raid las been returned iu aer
home
Another unfortunate Ass been Killed ln
The t3cinfapA building W i'tifoli making
several wAo have 1aue Io itef rrafe- en
The hooapoei fi0ae. Joseph -n.nle .t.i uf
tie roof Wednesday sl1 was smashed Pa q
pulp. lac Was ? feArs o.a
A tramp slieLyored ~ Walk into iet. r..
friefle A0u.t ID Aun AfDar auH hook a
miuce pe Iae Reverend man defended
the pie aiih his life. he hlsckei DnI. eTes
of the tramp aaa walked alI over lIIn au0
tAfn had Tie unfortunate urr.lA sent 60
ian
--clsries ti.s. lf,,.;.. ,,..... s,...h ,fff..
=. -. ,--s,.f-,. = NJ 49,, ri Ii....... "a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
: - oATasaINa a -
A. 8pfsogri.ts a.asi Flsa-luss Csis i,r-'a''ll
sf . ~ sdaiaE -Aaais ~sssf3,

go -. -e-Ie IS .Ir 3 aIse. tt-t. et
l.a lle L-8l 4al1 aa. lala 8lsal aas-
ils -.slaeea ~ asg lsrn aFs sooa as eafe or
A..tlerli lll-sal. ps. Isaiay 1st ras.f fr-llzs
st atisao.fs 81 1le aslosf a slli-l o1e 1ill
les 4-d afs ass-lll-e1 a. their l9D.e o. a.
-.l4 ia rslsslaiieg lls faTf.efl annlte0ars 81
..rf se1.i-I.- ta- ~eatleF aas at t-Al eo.tli
.- -tts.-t at1 Rosa G1f-l s.e -s114
a..le I tHe Klt -.El nsils -rfe .-rzi-l- AID
-aee sflt e'13 sl..4i Cas- pnri-ls-e ~ ~
.as lcllls aele cl1lel tsr tae evening ~
-Apr urfn sreaurts tables aefe
Is.1 -4l - al sllc t4s Llf.lk f.alis pre-
.atet ~ tls erltfiel.eei 1su.ls ~ lle .Itl1
flifg rasn a-3. s41 lel,-tt4. -erl.e4 lf lL
4it-s .ae aI1eg si ne taf 8ii4 uIE1-. u-. aas
1al4Lf f.lersHel-e- via .l.ia4 tos4efse. lte
u.s- aid Jle ieslllg VI a. aptropllate poe-i-
j. ar al1 Ils r'>art l-e sa-le 81 lle 80.
ntais1t b beyond i-i-lg t1ar cas- oe es-l1l-.e
ID rfat Htf1, -.t tl-g we're s-t-t - a.f
tf.ti -lliUiet - sxzfesste tle s4n IT 81.
- l,ei.l alfi ornamental a-fe " l,elT eeul 8tlei
a.1 4f I-iells eis E1rrs ~ t1e.l ues alllc ll
-tItlefn Alcas4u nos olly ihe = ll 80 tid, 81.
rt-f Aie4~e 90 tle eul.fllll llt3 tars ar ayll-
pa. uallF n.e t.alt reminders % tle -slar. The
4.eF 81 represented ~ Cs1ai0rl saith
s-t IS utthe@ "a Mrs and alie AmsLE
tae s-os ,1,uss lA4l lAey afol-aG as a 1Ei1e b
ease ~ ela akntae at proportions a-t gait orla
llellsiil4-4 llarFel % to0--llE eyes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
PARNeLL INTERVIEWED.
ne Thinks the Government win Have 70
struggle for LNL.tenra.

IoSDoS. Dec. IA reporter obtained au inter
view Nllh " Parlei The EusIoa hotel today.
Mr Parneu explained that ne had not granted
any Interviews but would make exceptions ia
cases Where the Information was intended for the
American public. Hs illness became acute
about the end of October. but for several month
previous he had seen lO0siug Itsh, appetite aud
strength
"Aner my Inaiady had become fully devel-
Oued' Mr. Panell continued. II unable 20
attend 10 any kind Of business for severa! weeks
uud t Is only within tue last three Weeks that
have permitted ns set % think OF political II
fairs
Mr PANEL then remarked that the Govern
ment now thGt Lord Churchill had resigned.
would nave something else % think OF than
c1or-ing Ireland, It would have 70 struggle hard
Tor existence.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
Some stubborn Ticket Holders.

"You can say that the cou.mi.tec vii resume
the lravingOf tickets tomorrow evening said
Mr Redmond yesterday. in answer 20 question
g. 70 when the remaining fifteen tcke's were 20
le taken from The wheel. 40, cant tell you
whether the tickets WEB al be drawn " not You
see thcre ts been an eAOri made % form pool.
nu- 50 Tar lt has been u0Stcots.fli. No. wc Don
know who own, ne rttecu flg.ct. wc know some
If Che holders some off1eiu sre inclined % pool
huf Others refuse 90 30 any such thing h4yc
ln~i returned from chicago where went to CON
fer win ticket holder wh3 lives there. re re-
fused to enter the pool and the committee has de-
cilcG ID proceed with the drawing The num-
teTs may al te drawn tomorrow night. and they
NAY rrt it may hc hist afcF a few more have
been drawn p0nl mag De- isrnrd hy tae owners
81 f.H.s r.ma.rll,. fui VIII probably Enu a. flc
r--.-- O -no lr-.Lls ~ ClI-.-Il-s m -.-la.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
Tho Glorious Night.

TO Christians, the night that follows this day
has much OF significance. To the Children Of
our land it means far more Ihau the Christian
wots Of Il is 10 the ewes of wondering little ones
Tie grand glorious n ght OF all the year. How
many thousands Of isulug little ones viii hang
their "s1ocky.' wide oIcn, where santa Claus
VIII be sure 20 see h. Do not undeCeiye the
children . 20 Kriv Kringie-he Is the one dcsr-
est and best fiction of childhood HAPPY DAYS.
he, something should be put IN the siOckings-a
nickel Wil oEy rcmemhrsuCe OF some kind,
and VIII serve 10 make ChIisimss and poverty the
mcrricr. Everybody should Te.iry early tonight.
end give santa Claus chance. thus illustrating
the old lines changed as 90 tense:
'' lis the night before Christmas, when all
through tac house
NOl 4 creature IS stirring rot even l0use."
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
THE q. M. E. BAZAAR.
Another Successful Night-t Christmas
Tree TINS Evening.

The A. ". Z. Church bazaar. being held al
Luces Hall, closed last night, and 1t was a de-
ciied success al through. Most OF the the goods
donated are disposed Of. tut there are
YET many valuable articles left, which
win be disposed Of tonight by auction.
The feature uf the bazaar last night was the
Oriental tea, which was well palroni1ed-
Among the presents drawn Last night 4
handsome art banner, by Miss Brown The ban
ner was donated by Mrs Hoffman, OF
the Ladies Exchange Mrs. Melyina Bennett
drew the bedroom set. also the handsome bonnet
which given % her rs votes a. the most
popular lady present. Mr. IhOmes Wright cap
tufed the china tea So. Mr. Wicadfte vas Tie
succe s'ul competitor fir the smoking jacket do
mated ov Il Levi oi lie star Clothing House. ,
Mr.. Luce wa given the use oi he hail lpr To-
night and Mr.. Bodseu viii decorate The christ
ma, tree everybody should attend tonight as
tacre are several yaiue9.e presents which will be
lls.Itst.l OF
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
SHOT DEAD.
The Little Man % Aggressive Has Alto
gether Too Much Pluck.

NEW OELEASs. Dec. 8-Boie Despoisto. a proml-
neut politician here. was shot dead iast night by
james Cook Desp0sito, no is a very aggressive
maa although small. had had A number Of previ-
Gus ti-fil llues with Cook. When taey met. In a
"a k-0ftOvu h8rrOOm, they renewed their quar-
rei very Savazcly. aud reyOlyers were drawn by
both meu. but NOT nrcd Cook was much the
stronger % the iyv, aud without Offering % in
iure D-Spu-itO managed 70 wre-t his pistol from
rim. and kept if The two men continued talk
ing ant quarrellug Cook finally became angry
sul bursting out with, I'VE seem % be alway- IN
a row aQt might as well settle 10 now as az any
other time drew his ps'o' snd sent a ban
through Desps~itos brain. The latter fingered
.or several h0grs a.terwar1
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
ThE BOSS POLICE.
These Are the Kind OF Blue Goats Cities
Want

PHILAnE1PHLA. Dec. 3 Late last night q
uai OF policemen raiicd the saloon of George
Neiowau- co-.c- Eighth and :, u h-sts, where a
p ifc aEhE between Lewis Abrams sud Thomas
toouey was in progress. The policemen entered
The room With drawn revolrers and captured the
principals fae saloon proprietor aud for.y on
boxers. About f1v men escaped through the
windows and rear doo-s Police Captain Brown
was Injured rF chair thrown hy enc of the
nlEtivfs All tue defendants were Iiven q hear
.rg AZ n fhf n 1rning before Magistrate List
MCGOWAN IS p "a ia 1900 bail to answer tae
charge of kecpin- ii-orierly house Abrams
and Co0uoy were hlii In so each FOR trial,
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
Burned with Holten s.eL

Pfrrsrras. Pa Dee. - An explosion of
motion steel occurred At the Homestead see.
works ~ Carnegie. Th.pps & Co. last eveun-.
terribly huro.rg four uorkmen. 4 lsdie con
rinr six tons of molten steel was being .tFIug
from taa smelling fumaca % fhe iuCct u0gi.
when thc crane Broke and the laeis overturned.
en ctFiu- the haf metal into the pig. friGltili
explosion foli1wf.i tIrowiux lhe metal aI4 0rer
fle rntI John kc.Irs f1fe hands chest aud
hack were burned seriously Henry Hsi-s face
~ hslfs George wilson's head and neck aud
"A i'Isn H1rrntt> Is.e. hauds and less ncfe in-
.lrr.I oT tle nof metal THet~ su u7srinrs lrn ter-
r-u.e. rut this m0run- is IS th1ugha ai viii re-
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
a Policemen killed.

BRooEIYS, Dec. 23.-Lste this after
noon the trouble between the
strikers and police was at its height
Rioting is reported in many parts Of the
city. Officer Dunphy W., shot and prob
ably fatally Injured while sttackings mob
on Fult0n-st The disturbance IS growing
more serious. There are now no cars run
ming on any Of the lines Of the 3rOOklv q ~
company. At $50 O'Clock President Lew is
still refused 10 confer with the Executive
Committee Of the Empire Association.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24

again Yesterday Yes, we have a1e weather.
he repnei in answer o. q1estions There IS
about foot and haifnf snow iu tho woods hlt
fnefa isl hif of i-e ~ fhs far az Tcrf .iff'e
lg., ,ef lp on fhe shore. Ih straits ~ Nacius.
are sti o1en ] neHcrsaR 40 iite .ca on ihea
80 f1rlstIlasfIrlc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
Opinion OF the .DsiI, News

IoSDoN. Dec .S-The Daily Ncic' understands
that ORD salisbury has asked the assistance of
Lord Harrington Ia upholdiur tho governments
policy. The idea" the Afus SAYS "Of Lord
salisbury rssigning ~ has been suggested is al
suTd
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24
Z DESPERATE AFFaAY.
william tiurt og wFandotte. stabbed In a
serious Manner.

.t.. .a.tt se fet r--e-t.s s-at.e
Dnkor 3rca.. Dec. 23.-At midnight
..-s- a.sh. Burns Moore aud VIM Burt
coopers. quarrslsd In front Of the Arlington
H.cse bar room la Wyenlotte and Moore
81 .shtl Hlrt n terrible manner with a
nnEe knifr ard w0u.t undoubtedly have
I'et lin Il Wm. kocrig the hotel bar
tender. bal n1t dragged HIM or Moore
LLI ~ E.- ben a--es-lL-
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-24

A rcr- grs - candy s lrtes ~ snT
rssT w T tT ~s1e h.r 18.y .14
Da.s, zasle - Srst 40 8ra~
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-05-07

Indians made a raid in the most thickly
Ettled portion of PIN county, Ariz., the
her day, killed the Owen brothers,
tominent ranchmen, and the wife and
lid of A. l.. Peck and carried of Mr..
eck's niece. The country raided has
ben free from such troubles for many
BARS. Mr.. Peck was badly wounded.
is believed that the motive for this
rrible outrage was Il desire to avenge
he supposed death of those members of
he band who were recently captured
nd sent to Florida.
The Oregon Republican convention at
Ortland renominated Binger Hermann
their candidate for Congress. Thomas
Cornelius of Washington county was
animated for governor, John b. Waldo
Portland for supreme court Judge, and
gorge w. Mcbride of Columbia county
pr secretary of state. The resolutions
enounce the civil-service reform of the
arty in power as a sham and the with
olding of the causes of removal of offi-
ers as Infamous, and they condemn the
appointment of unrepentant Confederates
ver Union soldiers.
. Charges having been brought against
| ev. j. c. Waters, pastor of the Bethel
frican Methodist church at Columbia,
c., of Irregularities, he was deposed at
ne last conference and Il. b. Wall as
gned to the church. The trustees re-
ised to let him preach and the matter
as taken to the courts. Judge Frazer
aturday night made an order giving
|all the church. At a late hour an
| tort was made to get into the building,
|ut it was locked and guarded by party
I the inside. The doors were broken in,
| hen volley was fired by those inside,
|,llowed quickly by another. Two men
Iere seriously wounded. The chief of
|olice and the sheriff then entered the
|hurch and captured six men, who were
armed. Several others escaped through
he windows.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-05-07

The House appears to be 'twiXt Scylla
and Charybdis-the silver question and
the tariff on one side, and the fall cleo
lions on the other. Prominent Democrats
have been tinllering the tariff bill for
weeks. They have added, subtracted and
divided, and are still fearful of the re-
suits.
why the House listens with its feet is
a psychological mystery that has puz-
zled many. The galleries look down on
"sea of upturned" soles. When the
change of base is made and Represen-
tative puts his feet on top of his desk,
his head is mostly a matter of conjecture,
and one wonders that curvature of the
spine is not epidemic in the House. The
evident desire of some members to eXtin-
guish themselves behind their feet re-
minds one of the race of men Pliny the
Elder believed in, whose feet were so
large that when the men laid down to
rest at midday they could turn their feet
over for canopies to protect themselves
lIOIll lllt SuIs 'tOlllll iS'iiS uiN pN'i
GUS" but heads are vast Improvement
on the feet barricade in the House.
The American Historical association
met here last week. Mr.. Geo. Bancroft,
the historian, who was the president,
gave very interesting address of well
come. The association was organized in
1884 at Saratoga "for the promotion of
historical studies
"To be, or not to be" is still the ques-
ton in regard to the Presidents marriage.
Madame Rumor is very conflicting in her
reports One day she positively declares
that Mr.. Cleveland is going to fly from
the evils he knows to those he knows not
of and the next beats a retreat. Mr.. Ty-
Ter married while he was President and
Mr.. Cleveland will be the second to
bring a bride to the White House. G.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-05-07

peared with long-nosed and long
handled copper dish and a copper dish
with perforated false bottom so that
the water disappears as one washes. lie
pours the water upon our hands and we
wash with soap; then he rinses them ;
another stands by with a towel which he
lays over our hands when we are ready
for it. Then we tried to straighten out
or change our position, for we had been
sitting Ia Turk all this time. As we
rose to go our hostess appeared and we
babe them adieu. We had had a good
dinner, pleasant two hours; so we felt
well satisfied both within and without"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-05-07
a Personal FRIEND.
CREAMERS VS.. SEPARATORS.
MIDDLEBuRY. VT. April IS. ISIS

MIDDLEBURY VT, April IS, 1856.
Editor Register Mr.. Douglas last
communication appears very much like
the last gasp of dying man, it seems TO
me.
When, in the discussion of any subject
in which the public are interested. one
party descends to epthets, assertions
without facts to back them up, and insin-
uation of some acts. which exists only in
the Imagination of the writer, it seems to
me that he comedies by this course that
he has the worst of the argument and
that he has run out of supply of facts, of
which Mr.. Douglas claimed to have such
large supply few weeks since. He
has wriggled and tried all sorts of ways
to brush away the fact that the patrons
of the West Salisbury Cooley factory
got. on an average, II per cent. more
than Mr.. Evarts patrons received, and
in his failure to do so seems to have lost
control of himself and made statements
that are not true.
Messrs. Atwood Il Jones did not con-
tract, so they inform me, to exceed one
fifth of the amount of milk received.
Taking this fifth out, there still remains
nearly II per cent in favor of the Cooley
over Mr.. Evarts' centrifugal factory.
But this fifth should not be taken out. as
it is plain enough to every thinking per-
81
ed for had to carry with it that that was
contracted for, as you may be sure
Messrs. Atwood q Jones were not going
to do business at a losing rate; and il
they paid too much for part, they must
even up by paying too little for the bal
ance, to make the average right: and
therefore the Cooley is entitled to the
credit of the full average.
All fair-minded men will agree with
me in this, taking into consideration, OF
course, Messrs. Atwood q Jones skill as
butter-makers, and their ability to dis,
pose of their better quality of butter &c
advantage. The fact cannot be success,
fully denied that all Of their patrons were
better paid than Evarts' patrons were by
II per cent.
The whole trouble with Mr.. Douglas i:
that when he had IA chance in the spring
to contract his milk he was not smart
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-05-07
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PRICE, % CENTS
Neurotic OIL Company, Burlington, Vt.
For sale by W. IL. sheldon and l., Hanatord,
Middlebury, VT lS-m2