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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26
HOW n en- DIE.

II 40 kn02 all tbs methods OF approach
adopted by 40 enemy We are the beitei
enAblej to GARD Of tue dagger and post
pone tie moment when surrender become,
inevitable. In many Instances the inhe
reel sircnglh d the body suiiiees 10 enable
i 70 oppose tue tendency towsrd death
Many, hossFer. have lost these forces Q
sneh "a extent ibst there Is little or nc
heip Ia other cases iit,ie aid 10 the
weakened Langs will make al the differ
ence heiarsn sndden death add many
years Of useful life Upon the fret symp.
tons 81 CoRsh, Cold o. any trouble OF
the Throat o. LaHgs. slYe that old aud
veil knosn remedy - boscbee's German
syrup, a eareiai trial II wiii prove what
/ bonsands ssy 81 il 10 b.. The 'bsDeiscto,
Of Any home
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26
CAAanery NJ Dspsw and the Irish
Qussttan.

/ Question.
The st. George Society 81 Mes iorl
gave ls l02 annual dinner in Now iorl
Mondsy night The decorations. musii
everything connected with ii we're decii.
odly English. Prof. Goodwin Smith o
Toronto made long political speech ia
which be defended the course OF EnglsnC
IN relation 10 Ireland and bitterly attack
cd homo rule Chauncey NJ. Dcpcw, VIII,
followed, surprised the company by de
iending the Irish. II WAS done so midi,
compared with Prof Smiths speech thai
Il ought not TO have caused offvuse ye. il
Was vigorously Kissed. We give below ,
short extract from Depew's speech;
There could be nothing more recipro
cal than the relations now existing between
Great Britain aud the United States. We
have bad this year an unusuai amount oil
tally iiowlpg out on both sides Chamber
lain visited us, we bad your parliamentary
delegates over here 10 promote peace; all
10 keep up the dow OF international taily
| have noticed 81 the dinners Of the various
societies that politics, which have hitherto
been strictly tabooed, have been placed
upon the table. THIS was especially no
nceabie at tue Irish dinner, where there
was no other question but politics pars
mount, and here tonight, Prof Goodwin
Smith gave us the synopsis Of the political
addresses be delivered during the last
English campaign. Being stump speak.
er myself, lad some desire TO learn Just
what a stump speech WAS on the other
side OF the water As his speech is likely
to be telegraphed all over the country,
cannot let 1t pass il do not express my
absolute and unqualified dissent from ey
cry opinion Prof Smith has uttered.
Cries Of OH! and expressions OF dissent |
When he says there Is an unfrendly senti.
ment toward Englishmen here he is mis-
taken. II John Bright were to visit this
country to morrow he would receive as en-
thusiasiic reception as any OF our states
men, and so would Mr.. Gladstone. Kisses |
That settles my opinion on the home rule
question.
Mr. Depew Immediately branched of 10
to another subject and delivered eulogy
upon Shakespeare.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26
A Fire in the Rear.

The constituents Of Congressman Mills
father of the tariff bill, held q convention
at Waco, Texas, March 20 and adopted
the following resolutions. They wer'
mostly cattle and sheep men and don't liki
free trade in these products;
Resoired, That forssken by our repro
sentative, We urge the representatives Of
Texas In Congress, TO work against the
Mills bill, aud we call upon all good men
from other states to protect Texas, ii bei
representatives fail to do so.
Resofred, That protection on wool IL
purely protection to the producer uho
farmer and should be maintained, aud
finally
Res0ired. That il Mr.. Mills persists in
and urges the proposed removal Of the
duty on wool and bides, IL is the sense OF
This, a representative body OF his constit
nepey, that be abdicate his seat, and here.
after we will withhold our support Of him
at the ballot box.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26
BATTENKILL.
NecOrd Z n.
Dsppls gray horse. 10 hands 2 inches bigh
weighing $50 pounds, fosied 1877

Dsppls gray horse. 10 hands 2 inches bish !,
weighing $50 pounds, fosied 1871
SIRED BY BLACKSTONE
fsirs Of Daisy Hamilton, record 22s; Wal " q !.
40; Miriam II. pacing record a rs trial ~,
BY kJsdykes Hsmble,0nisn Dam ~ Bst,as.
Nil BY Gray tormsn, record z 81 ulsi2 ar u q.
dam Morgan mare thai could both uot snd
pfes taat.
Gray Norman tho sifs Of the dam u BalsB@
kiII. WAS a magnificent bofss--a perfect picture
u equine beauty, standing n hsnds high, and
xeIeLitg $40 ponbds Mr.. hirbois of Lbsk,
port n sags VI biiB: HHs eoad pail 100
pound. fasler AZ a tfst ibfn any horsa dyinT,"
0rsy Norman By Bsihghtss sormAn fsire ~
mi ses John, record S1j BIO ~ Mofss hafss.
fsire ~ Alfran6sf's bDinspf, sire ~ Lulu NJ,
dsy Qnsep ~, Bisok~ood 81 sire ~ Protein
IL AID the are ~ the dan u sOffsl, size ~
Norlsius Wearing record ysisa, the fsstrsi.
record ever made by ttsflibg
The Norman fansily are trail ~ Bpmitfs hss
are D. oduesfs ~ a high rate u speed, Aus
hofmaD eros- IL fsgeriy sought b. msny osou'F
fnf'si noted bfethsft
Bsttsnlill H. lofy noying L.fss .ith a.
b44Hfifui infs sellaH aud esFsht stgla. oil ~
Ehlsh ha impsrls ~ his onspnes .isa gFss1
u8ltni nifty HE stock 10 uniformly ty@ sr
bsaIfa, sith bid ises aeli9h, msA1sz itsn
Yery desiisbls for gsStIsmsD's road hersss
BaitenkAIi wii make the ssss a Of lsos stHy
stable, ami farther notice, o. ieh d0ilsfs ~
tie season, cash al iime ~ sefsies ~ tfteen
collars 70 insufs bal. pa allie March 81. isss
.. h. OLExoks.
Manchester Centre. W., Apniz1,h, ~. Ga
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The sspa,e passed the bill for The ad'
mission a soath Dakota by strictly par.
Is vote, though the Democrats could not
present q siagia valid reason Why u should
moi be admitted Whenever they gave .
t,as0n i was Ahown that other states have
bccu admitted asdeg precisely similar cir.
eualsiaucss uhich oueht to do auby With
the otlec ion fae true reason Why they
vote asaipss 10 admission Is that il il Re
pablscan.
Tie 0uls rgtuyns from the Louisiana
tlfrsiea cague from Dcmocrslic sources
AuI sAo~ tbAi ihi si~ie scot Democratic
b 10000 nas loity ur mere, bnt according
10 lbsir oas staIy lasy oferdid The basi
ness aud ,oaF5rs ~ asselses Of fraudulent
voting iake Raplass parish for iilus,ra
too. Zoe cehsss gives she population to
b. abau. "a .ue9 u sAom over one bali
arc coiofe1 Ibis pouil give voting
,ei,asstsa " asoul GOO. provided every
u.afci.A Tat u mucfais return . ma
lasisy itpm tAv pAi.ea u ab0ut 1000 1t
!. hagdy psnbi, lAa over 5000 votes
c3ai4 hsyV hrea psa end There ~ no
q sah. sl4aef iatJ $50 patith is honestly
Il pablieAa All 81 eyeusA lhs Denocata
IA sAe d als ia esriain thai they cheat
81. boa mnra 81 cue kposs The same
10 4rluslan aag be arewn irom the returns
iron otlsf psushes though aot quite 30
conciastre sa@s q shs ssaihrra Dsm-
ocrstie rsEsn tiEiefs folfos, nei that
chsAsisg 50 &age hai thAt j. WAS done
90 sueA d ,a.s = y make i sppaeai TO
everybody
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26
How Protection Create. Property

J. r Lesson has been writing for Tho
British american Citizen on the tariff. Ii
an admirable article he gives the following
figures, con,royerting the statement thai
no other nation 10 this or any other age
has made anything like the same progrs 81
in material prosperity that has been made
by England during the last half century
1850.
Total wtaith Of Great Britain tl2, 800 900 ,00t
Total weaiGh OF United states. $40 900 0Ot
1852,
Total wealth Of Great Britain. k3 COO, 900 COZ
oial wealth Of uni.ed States, 1885, As $50 900 0ut
lss0-yALur or AAsurAoiUREs. e
Great Britain 500, fsIl ,0o0 900 ~ 055 coo BJI
United States. fi,ilz,0Do. 0Jo-5 $50 600 00s
TIE per ceutnm Of increase 10 thirty
years VAS. for Great Britain, something
over 100 per cent for the United States
almost GOO per cent.
iSs9--vALUf or AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL
fAoIucTs.
Great Britain ...... faJ6 00 600 81 2S0, 900 00C
GATED statos ..... col, 0o0.0 o. s.020, 900 ,00o
Yet We are told that tbs tariff Is running
the conn,ry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26
NOTICE.

Taken In Execution and will be sold Al public
auction to satisfy the same AT the Wilson House
In the village Of East Dorset In The town Of
Dorset county OF Bennington. on the 9Th day VI
May, A. ID, 1883, at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon
the following real estate, 10 wit, one half inter-
est In the following described land and the
buildings thereon standing, situated IN said
town OF Dorset Beginning At the south esst
corner Of the Humphrey Richardson lot 80 call.
ed on the highwat; thence westerly on said
Richardson's south line TO the highway leading
from Dewey Bartons 70 George Holley'si thence
southerly on said highway TO John Weish's
land; thence eastefly ON the north line Of said
Welsh's land 10 his north, east corner, thence
souiberly on the east line OF said Welsh land
10 his southeast corner. thence westerly on
said Welth's south line 10 the highway aboys
mentioned thence sontherly on ssid highway
70 the corner of De@ey BsrtoD'a land on the
EAST line OF, tho highway thence ass,ery on
said Bartob's north limo 10 lands owned or oc-
cupied by Fie. man ~ kss; thence north q said
yker' sest line 10 y, PeHdergfart'y land hence
west on s,id Pendergfasta souih line TO no
highway Leading from Dewey Bsitons 10 Noah
Lspdpn'r, thence nOfibeIly 90 Pendrfgfssta
vest line 10 bls northwest corner ibeB9e iast-
erly on peDdeI ass Dorib lina 10 J ram
iprd's lahd, thence northerly on said kstf3rd's
west line to Mr. Wallsces lAudi tboDea westerly
on said Wallscss south limo 10 biRhsEy last
mentioned, thence eefoss said highway ih,n
nor horly on the weet line u said HIGHWAY tod.
Cody's land; tbense westerly on SAID Gods
south lice TO his sonib-srst corner thence
nor,heriy on Cody's west line 10 bis norlh-sest
corner; thonce westerly on + Msiny's wet line
to bis north west corner; thence essiony on
said Maloy's north line 10 the blgh~sy lssl mel.
I oned; thence nOrtherly on the west l'ue "
SAID highway 70 the bret named corner u raid
liichaI dson's lot.
Also house and ~ formerly owned by Hsrah
Wilton and Pauline Bowen. situated on thu
east side OF The highysy leading from tbs mar.
ble mil Ia South Dorset to John sanford q
Erceptipg such lands 10 the shove mentioned
bounds as have been sold 10 Wa laoe, y.
McDeyett, NJ. Chapman and H. u Kent
Also an Undivided Of piece Of land or wood
lot supposed 10 contain ~ acres situated en-
Greet Peak IN said Dot-st
AFRO one piece of land known ~ the Hsrwood
ID 10 Dist No. Is Va said Dorset. containing
lbout 40 acres
Bsied At Dorset IN the county 81 Bennington
hi. gtb day Of March, A. 4, tbsh,
n GtDDlkGs Constable
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Chr Maurbr Journal


Tbs Eosia Irsgeila tsgs ihai '1h'
,afs parts pietlhiiigaista a Ssw gsrsey
ate haBtg f4e eusrtmaui q hish u
oauss lav - tie BepsAliasns hss Esa'
,hs l.gaar hief6si soisa ID ~ seFpori q
The psumFElic party, ana The prohibl
ilsaisia hpgs ~ e'gsbiAstipn aud activity
10 sasils he patty q ne ssiooss 70 car.
~ ibs s,aaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26

Tie Brpptiyu hsTlg pau,a the Clera
lab8 faitsto gadomlsa1 tat u their dog'
srs "a rallied - lrpm ,hs heeis 81 Cos
1911 TIE r.sali ash BE bal ior Grover.
Aoa lba tbe Aaminiaifatioa csn defeat
iissli uiihoai aeat4 sad place iis defeat
tayeFa aeuit y 'gserieE - seetiag y
staaFc iba tees q Gov hiii's rigbtiui pr.
mscy Is tlt p-Nocracy u ihai state
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26

pspFlr So sea3cilag phtstgr ihs Coz
nal lsclsniiop q tha Wsshlagioo Post.
imputed et8aa u The presideai. ihsi
Iha dspetdeai reasian bill 4 dead 40 iar
- ibis eongftss Il concerned. points to
81 arrangement between tho Pfesiden,
.nd the itaisrs q he House Democrats
w ptirh ihs former 10 70 he sayed he
noets risy q aegstuising whether be vii
tiln u ysioe las blii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26

ltug4 Is umtatsFsd that Pension
csaniasssfr t.aek raa,triy charged 10
u ffst ssuasl rpasi lhai his predecessor
caa@@sissss paAieg. t4i hesn gosernsd
~ as sa ~ party reascsF. IL
other waas, ll made . pclilieal ma
sAiae q ia @ o. lfisg called urOH
!cr pr0ol BE- 49, aatbls 70 fsfpssh any
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26

fas DamaAtAtia aiaig aud district coa.
seaHass aii b. htlI a Montpelier, Mas
IA Me bsvg heard sonie Democrats 10
tnsie sLat iae conventions will merely
gaIf stat b9ss AtkIDs has previously
a,tFml0el apQH, aud that be aud his
rrov1 Of eillcehoiAsSs ell run tho thing
iasi as they please Oi course We do no,
believe any sueh nonsense, because II
those gentlemen speak the truth they
would hardly consent longer to be Demo.
crate aai submit ~ boss rule
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26

carried on The basis laid down by reform
ers The party accepted TIE advice o. ths
reiormers who stfaighiway ~eni over &c
the enemy. The lass, ss far - votes ws'
concerned waA not great, bat il sbosed Al
amazing Saat o. honesty OF sant Of sense
on the part Of the ~Reiufmcrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26

Estimating onr present population At
% 600 600. the UaiteI States is the great
80 cisilizsd nation ia the world Russia
80 Europe has 81. o00. 900 Inhabitants but
IL is hardly fair 70 reckon them all IS eiy-
ilizsd. Hories Of peasants in Russia wLo
were formerly seris are bnt little more
civilized than our Indians and far behind
our freedmen, 0ermauys population is
81 600 600. Aus,ro Hangsry's 10000, 900,
Frances 81. 100000, Great Britiau's 3d.
10000. i,aly's 1900 600, Turkey's 81
900. co.. Iiis estimated that within 20
yeats tbs uliied States will have oulAtlip-
ped sven lsnssia 10 the number Of iuhati'
tauts The csusus 81 1910 is expected to
sbo~ population q ia, 100000 10 tnIs
country. !ast double the present popu.
lail5n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26
COM MIssIONERsI NOTICE.

Estate OF A. A. GRANT.
The undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon Probate Court for the District Of Man
chester Commissioners to receive, Examine snd
adjust all 81 inns and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF
A A. Grant late OF Arlington
IN said District, deceased, and all claims eahib.
ted In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet for the purposes Aforesaid,
the 9Th day Of October neIt. from . O'Clock
n. until 4 O'Clock p, NJ, Of said day, and that
siI months from the 9th day Of April u.
1888, IL the time limited by said Court Tor tsid
creditors to present their claims TO M for cram.
inaton and allowance.
Dated at Arlington, this 9th day OF April.
A. d. 1883.
493w o. II. ADAMS,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26
Mis- MAaA A MrLLreAN.

IL il said that the presideut was yer,
much inclinei TO appoint L j. Phelps
the prgNa Minister TO England, CbieI
Justice Of the uailel States Supreme
Court, Ia fac, bad made up bis mind to 1t,
whop the appointment was vigorously OPP
posed By pfomilent Democrats on the
ground that it sond be extremely dis
tasteful 10 the frlsb aud have a tendency
to ALLEVIATE the Irish vote He eeItaIpiy
would DO, be likely to do the Irish sc
nueh harm 90 the bench as he may 10 Lis
present position as Minister TO England.
The real trouble IL, be comes from small
aud certain Republican state aud is q
Democratic Mugwump.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has de-
cided 10 resume the purchase OF bonds, not
taat Congress has passed any new law on
the subject bat both houses have declared
by resolution that he is authorized to do so
by Law passed several years ago. 1t is
little singular that the administration
needs 10 be instructed as TO It's duty un
der the law by resolution OF Congress,
TIE discussion Of the Mills tariff bill
was commenced last week and after two
speeches WAS put by until Tuesday OF this
week, and now il is expected that it will
80 on until vote is reached, but when that
will be 20 one can tell The Republicans
have given notice that they will require
fifty hours, and the other side will proba
bly, take as much time, 30 1t must be two
or three weeks, even If no other business
is done The discussion will probably
change very few votes in Congress but 1t
may bring out facts that viii enlighten
the people on the subject. II is doubtful
whether 1T will pass the House unless 1t IL
considerably amended
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26

The editor 4 iho Woodstock Age 10 a
Democrat We believe the present Presi
drpl issaod AZ order pot long ago against
officials taking sn aciiye part 10 politics.
Tha editor oi too jQuRNAL was given to
understand thai he VAS removed from
{ flee for olcpsiye pariisanahip, but be
never held poliioal caucus ia his oiiice,
yc, The last number 81 the Age contained
the t1lloNiug uoiee; The Democrats OF
Noodstock are requested to meet in can
Gus 81 tbs dge oalee Saturday, April 2lst,
- o'clock ,, ma f1r the purpose Of
tlectibg delegates 10 the State Convention,
which meets 80 Montpelier May l0lh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26

dispatch from Washington TO "The
Daily News" says Senator Sherman i
managers have made pretty careful can
yass 10 every part o. the country, espec-
tally 81 the sonih, aud are enabled to
make 40 approximation Of the strength
tue Senator Is likely 10 have ia the con
yeulion 90 the fret ballot They have
figured 10 al a the States aud Territories
and make the Senator's approximate
strength IT this time 3l2, with All votes
necessary TO q choice Senator shermsn's
friends say they are going into the con-
yeation With following that will stand
eolidly to their man as long as there is the
slightes. hope Of bis nomination, aud that
he will have by a the greatest strength
be has ever bad IN q convention"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26
MANCHESTER, Vt, Aprn 25ih. ~ tc,f
ELIZA A. WOODARD'S Est.,e

HLlLa ~ NOoDhhb . ThiHtt.
state OF vermont. district 81 Manchester. ~.
In Probate Court held at Manchester wild 10
and Tor said district n the oh day OF Apiil
A. D, 1858,
An instrument purpottlng to be the last will
and testament 81 Ehzt A Woodland late II
Sandgate 10 SAID oiatrict, deceased was
presented for Probate,
Wheraupon a sossion Of said Court, to be held
at the PROBATE Office IN Manchester, IN said
District, on the 30th day OF April A. D. 1855,
was appointed for the allowance OF said instru.
ment and for all persons concerned 10 sppear
aud contest the same, II cause there be for
doing; and public notice thereof was ordered 10
be given by the publication hereof In the Man.
chester JouasAG. newspaper printed Al said
Manchester, three weeks successfully previous
TO the time 80 appointed.
is3w LOVEIAND MUNHON Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26

PrreIdeat Cleveland IA credited by BIZ
admirers iia the authorship Of the phras,
"Public cfliee is public trust" Thi'
sounds Seil a. theory bat 10 the practi
cal working ofthe administration it would
seem that public office is for toe purpose
Of perpetusiiug Democrats. ascendeucy
In three states At least, New York, West
YirgitA aud Wisconsin, circulars have
been addressed 70 Democratic postmasterr
ssklng iol iis. q names Of doubtful yot
efs aith the evident purpose Of supply
ihg them with Democratic literature.
Such liAgf4ul abuse u Official trust was
never before Witnessed in this country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26

In hrltt Apiii iTlh soa .o NJ, .ud a's.
Naruam hremlfy
10 nofsst, Aelil 20 aspsslst 10 NJ sea
Mrs.. aeafKs kakeFtea,
In Msneh ester Cenlse. Anil gi,h. sen "a
M aud Mrs. y, Il uiddias.
In MsaehesltF, April 2lad, .ssu 10 Mr. ana
Mr.. Geo l. fo~tlsS,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-04-26
MILLINERY /!
| would tsy 10 tho lsdic. ,hst | have hull
line u
New Spring and Summer Goods,

which have just received from New Yofl.
have trimmed and unirimmed hatssnd honneis
for ladies and children In all the bew thsten,
aud large assor,m,nt ~ ribbohs aud iiin-
ming silks IN the newest designs Aiho great
and the new fancy btalds sndmauy uthir hinge
10 the liuo Of fancy gods. ! am sure the goods
aad prioes will please all who may Kindly favor
me with their patronage. Old hats and Lopbets
made over aud all work will be done to satlfsy
cust0mtTr,
y. Il, srooKwlLL
Manchester Vt Apfil 25th RI tutf
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Deaths.


In Toledo, ohio, Apul Il pr aa nisslo-
AGED O. years
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bet ~ pras sasAsssss whirh wsr~ easily
8lfpfoFed A0p be Is - irosbie and lbs
proof tee@t 70 lie cenelaais& Tie las
provides expressly iaas no pension shall
be Frsuiea except upop proper application
Supported ~ suthcieei pfeot 10 def
spce % ihis iaw BLACK dirvcied pcnsior
csili6cals 30 be isspea 20 Col Mefri.on. q
promiheut Dsnocrst. bat sn hoDesi man.
he rsiBfDed the certificate 10 The ptnsian
agtui with The following letter
WASHINGTON. d G.. October p. 81.
DraE MADAM The iBclosrd csr,iscste
Of Se per aonih pentioa irnD Sept IA VI,
"a me fer sofsiea~ "A private soldier 10 The
MsEsoan w1. seat by yea 20 my home si
Waterloo, Ill, sas received bore ytstor-
day | am q loss % kuow how u cane
90 BE- issued haye never applied for .
pension Dor taken any u The steps pre-
scFibed by Ian for obtaining one. aud do
20: contemplate doing 30 apder present
circumstances therefore return the CIR
tiica,e 70 yoa. Respectfully yours.
W X. MoRmsoS.
MIS-. MARIA A. MuLLIGAS.
taief Naas Pension Agent Chicago, ~
Hos many more the immaculate Black
has grated 10 the ssme NAY is not knowo,
bat this one ought to stop bis mouth IRON
slaBdering bis predecessor
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-02-01
A Serious Cunning Accident.

Philip Carroll, aged about Is years,
was accidentally shot through the wrist
by his younger brother, Edward Carroll,
this morning while out ducking. 1t ap-
pears the boys were together in a blind
and while picking up the gun it got
caught in the blind and was accidentally
discharged. the load taking effect in Phil
lips arm near the wrist. He was brought
to the city and taken to the office of DR..
Claude. who found amputation neces-
sary The operation was performed by
DIR. VIC. Claude, assisted by DR.. Thomp-
son. Thomas Carroll, cousin of the
unfortunate youth met with similar &C
cident about two years ago from which
he lost foot.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-02-01
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

10 the House last night the bill offered
by Mr. Hatch for the protection of game
in Anne Arundel county. was read third
time and passed. This bill provides that
the time for shooting rabbits and partrid
ges shall begin on the same day.
In the House this morning leave was
granted to the committee on the judi
ciary 10 introduce bin to provide for a
State Board of Arbitration for the settle
ment OF all differences between employ
or and employees.
To regulate the standard andmeasurment
of oysters in the shell disposed of in Bal
timore city, Crisfeld, and all packing es-
Establishments in the State.
To committee on Corporations TO intro
duce bill in regard 10 agents and non
residents OF the Strife of fire insurance
companies authorized TO do business In
this State.
To the committee on judiciary, to intro
duce a bill to repeal section 26 of article
80, of the Code Of Public General Laws
title Fees Of Officers, sub title, Regis
tiers Of Wills, and 10 re-enact the same
with amendments.
A number of Senate and House LEGAL
bills were read a third time and passed.
At 2.15, the House adjourned until to-
morrow at ~ NJ.
In the Senate this morning Mr., Randall
introduced bill entitled an Act TO add
new section to the Code of Public General
Laws, title Grimes and Punishments,
sub title False Pretenses.