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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-16
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Mlbert's erife @mpfinbung mar bic
bes tief1fen Wibertpiaens getpefen, bann
batte er irgrimmig nod ieinem Sdbel
gefabt, als rnhfe ct ben bosbaften 8es
Iei6iger gum Gampf forbetn. grff bas
9a6en feines @efdbrten bra9te i'm
| tpieber slr rubigen ueberIegultg.
, Drollig, b66ff brolligl Menn es nur
ni6t 10 f1akrbaft tpdrel Gin 10 gros
Bes Wolleu unb Elm TO- geriages &6ns
nett!
Damit bate ct fd bon benz @rafen
berabi9iebet, ber fi6 bon benz Bifbe
mod ni6t iuegautpenben bermodte, ba
es ibm ettuas Die eine @ewifensfrage
pprIeQte.
9erbiente Cigars uneble 1aablung
Strofe ober @era9tungs SolIte er,
BET @raf 8ergbauien, bic &a9e iibers
I lnebmen ober fi9 begniigen, hber ben
@arieaturenmaler bic G9ultern AT ats
den2 War bies bas gnbe elmer Ners
biubuns, bic er einlt Jreunbi6aft ges
nannt2 Der MBerfolg, ben 6as Bib
gebabt, -6ie allgemeine 8erurtbeilung,
bic ben 9iinftler nod piel Idmersli@er
trefen muBte als ben Menf9en, iparen
i'm @runbe bic empfinblidfte Befras
fung; siemte es ii9 fiir gilbert, in pere
f6nIi@er @euustbuung nod fit ben
@eit bon 3orn uno llnuiuen, Der ni9t
In bem Wabripru9 6ffentli1en Nteis
ttung aufsing, 8efriebigung sti iu@en2
3uar fo@te es In ieinem Blute, aher ie
ldnger er bas @emdlbe betra9tete unb
aerglieberte. beitD nebr 9etpamn elm aiIs
0eres @efiibl tber ieinen Sngrimm
Wa9t = Srauer un6 Mitleib iiber ben
idben TerfalI elmer, ME es i9iem, au
@rpBem berufenen 2iiniilerI9aft.
Wel9e llmifdn6e aud su bieiem Gtura
mitgepirft, bic tieffte ilrfaDe, muBte
fi4 gilbert iagen, bate in benz unftdten
unb leibenI@aftIi6en @baratter Cigars
felbf gelegen. Mie bem QiinitIer oas
MaB 6es 696uen, bate benz Wenl9en
bic freiwillige eelbftbeidrdntung ge>
feblt. SEPT bate bas G9idial ben
Girnib bon ibm abgetpii9t unb Der l1ns
tergrlnb ieiner 6eele, eine tuil6e, Be-
gegrli9e Ginnli9teit. mar su Sage ges
treten -
yd6t obne griGitterung tebrte fid
Ilbert bon benz 8ilbe ob: butter ibm,
bic 9lrme auf Der 8ruif getreuat, no9te
gogar f@on cine Weile geHan6en ba.
ben. Die Spuren our9i9mdrmter
Nd6te entiteUten fein @efbt; cine ges
tuiHe grf9bpfung nit Srob gepdart lag
In feiHen Mieneu; bic tief unb mie
i@ldfrig in ibren Sbblen eingefuntenen
gugen bIibten 3utueilen nod in einem
herausforbernben Bid auf; nm bic
Gippen ipielte elm faunii1es 2a9en.
Srob ber mooii9en Geinbeit ieines Mns
aues, bic fosar etpas Stuberbaftes
bate, In benz loie I'm ben 0als ges
f6lungenen rotben 6eibentude, ben
gelben 9anbi6uben unb benz ted aufs
gefiilpten grauen breitranbigen Out,
umf6mebte ibn elm 0au@ Der 8erlots
(Tortletuud foIof.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-16

gigentbiimli9er Sob. =
Mbam s. Gaift, ein Al Sabre alter
Glai9enbierbdnbler in Netp NortS ift
i'm Reller feines Sauies toot aufgefuns
ben morben. gfeben ibm lag Elm
@ummii9laud, bermittelft befen er
@as eingeatbmet bate. Man nabm
suerit an, baB ssaiit GelbFmorb began;
gen babe, bod l6eint bies ni6t Der TaC
3l fein un6 elm eigentbdmliaer 3ufaQ
ben Sob berbeisefabt. gu baben. Gaitt
ipar ber BefBer bes Sauies, in benz ct
tpobnte, unb iein Sei6dit ging iebr
gut. Gr lebte i'm f16nlten Grieben
nit ieiner Gamilie, mar aber in Der
lebten 3eit fart benz Srunte ergeben.
Wie fein Stiefiobn iagte, erfldrte Gaift
am Mbenb feines Sobes, CT tpolle auf
6em 6eu i'm Stale i9lafen, ba es ibm
i'm 3lmmer 3u beiB iei. ct mar aur
3eit tart betrunten, unb Der Stiefs
Sobn glaubi, oaB Gaiit bies bios
iagte, um in ben &eller au JeIans
gen uno nod mebr 8ier au trinfen.
geim Gallen ber 6laf9en tpirb bas
Bier permittelft zines 8ummii6lau9es
aus benz Gaiie abgelafen, unb tpie ss
i9eint, bat Gaiii, Der ieiner Sinue nidDt
mebr md9tig mar, ben S6Iau6 in Der
Weinung, oaB er i'm on bas SAB an.
lege, on bic @asr6bre befeiiist, ben
9abn ungebrebt unb bann bas Sos
eingeatbmet, tuabrenb er slaubte, er
trinte Bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-16
- Ser Bring BON gBales tpirb fid

- Ser Bring BON WaIes tpirb fi4
our Sbeilnabme on ben 2eiden Teiers
H9teiten nod Berlin begeben. @benio
Der G6nig 9umbert BON Stalten.
= SIN englii9en Oberbaufe tbeilte
Sorb Salisbury bic Na6ri9t bonn Sobe
bes beuti9en Gaiiers nit. Oos Obers
baus mir6 cine 8eileibszNbrefe an Bic
&aiferin=Wittme 8ictoria ,i1ten. @labs
ftone unb 3ablreiGe anbere proninemte
StaatsmGnner &c. gaben lire Garten i'm
beuti@en @efanbti9aftss@ebdu6e ab.
= Sn Der italienii6en 9eputtrtens
TANNER tbeilte her prennierniniiter
@rispi bic Na9riW bonn Sooe bes Gais
lers Griebrib nit. Gin Nntrag auf
Wertagung BIG gum Wontag tpurbe eias
Thinning angenommen. @rispi ertldrte
ben Sob Griebri9s fit ein groBes I'm.
gliid. Ser 8eritorbene lei ftets elm
iparmer Greunb Staliens geueien, ber
ebenfomobl fir Bic gintsfeit sStaliens
als fur bieienige 9eutf6lanbs gearbei=
tet babe. Sein 0e5en iei eine @arantie
FUR bic grbaltung beg eliropdil1en
5riebens setpeien, Der boffentlidb bur6
teinen Sob ni9t in Grage gefelIt tpers
ben tpitrbe.
= unldngit bielt prdFbent Dia3 Bel
elnem Bantett melGes linn bon ber
Bergs sItabemie segeben tpurbe elite Be-
aei9nenbe Neoe gegen bic GatboIiten.
Na9bem er bon ben grrungeni9aften
unb GortI6ritten gefpro9en bate,
pel9e bic &epublit Merito genta1t,
betonte er, baB bic tatboliibe Rir6e
fib nod INNER aleu freibeitli1en Be-
ipegungen unb &eformen binberli9 in
ben Weg ifellt unb fubr bann tpbrtli9
fort: Diefe @eiitli1teit, mel1e i1on
oreirnal bur6 bic @roBmutb ber 9fes
publit parbonirt tuurbe, periu9t iebt
unfere Solerans au miBbrau6en uno
mir finben iie pieber i'm Werein nit
einem Dutenb 3eitunssl9reibern,
tuelbe i!1 Ratbolifen nennen unb nit
elmer an5abl 8err6tbern Bel Der un>
banfbaren Nufsabe, bas 2anb unb bic
&esierung BEL per NuBenpelt su bets
ldumben. IHein lire AbF9t 1T Bee
fannt unb ibre 69ritte uno perfioen
Wfan6ber tuerben beoba9tet, bur6
tuel6e fie sll elmer neuert : aber ums
mtgli9en = 9erri6aft gelangen tuols
len.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-16
(Gortietuns foIst.)
Die @erftopfmnaem eines oraans

nit 70 tpidtisen 6unttjQpen, ipie bic qeber, ru.
fen netirli9 ernfIi9e 0et6rumaen i'm aorper
berbor. Benn iie In itrer abfcnDernben unb
bertbeilemben &bdtisfeit nadIdet, bann tritt
Sale IN bas 8lut iiber uab fdrbt bic Saut uno
ba8 Weise 6eS NuseS gelb, bic Ginaepeibe iper.
ben berfopft, bic Sunse bsIsst nnb ber Mtbem
faner. Damn tommen aopffdmtraen. Gdptn.
bel nnb gerfopfung bes Organs sleidteitis nit
Sdnerteu in beftn Gesenb obsr nnter benz
rea)ten S6ulte blatt Sollsn vbIaue piaem"
bas @littel iein, nod benz man fu4t? Neiu,
0enn 0uedfilber in irsenb elmer Gorm 1T ge.
fdbrIiG. Bas bena aber? Grfabrnns pei(t
uns 9oFetter's MasenbitterS ale
bas ridtige 9eiImittel segen tlntbdtiafeit Der
2eber mad. 90 lodert ni1t nur i9meralos bic
Ginaeneibe, fonbern iibt aud cine birette on.
reissn6e @irfuns auf bic 2sbsrbriie ieIbR, b.
&. ben Sib unb bic 0ueae bes aeibens, aus.
Sebes Malarialeiben idIiebt St0runa ber 2eber
eta nnb seeen biefs III bas BittsrS bas beIieb.
tsite eeilmittel. so beleitist feraer Dbspepfie.
NerboiitGt, Rbsumatismus unb Wierenbsl4ner.
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-16
Sra, Ye1t,1s.
80 man bon aarl ssretsel,
lGortfetnna.l

lGortfetung.l
Cine Gtintme in ieinem Snnerlt
glaubte gilbert at bernebmett, bie benz
6deibenben Gegensmiini9e nit auf ben
Meg CAB.
Sn ieitlen1 fdmereit gDl6enen 8arDd.
rabmstt bebedte bas Bib fait bic gan3e
@anb bes 6aales: i'm erfen Mnblid
Elm bertporrenes, tueinanber gefdlun,
genes @etpirr bon Menf1en, Sbieren
grOtesf ilngebeuerIi9en Gefalten In
grelen, b,taten Jarben. 8ei ndberer
Betra@tung l6iten iib 6ann tDobl elm.
'5elne @ruppen beutllder un6 f1drfer
BON beul aQgemeinen @etuimnlel log,
aber unt 10 enipfinblid)et nta1te fi6 tn
BET Rpmppiitioa ber MangeI oer 2lars
belt, zines einbeitli6en 6tils, tn Der
Garbeugebung bas GebIen ber uebera
gdnge, Der feiueren S6ne geltenb. Oas
@auae fieiIte fid oulb bem 2aien als ein
mnerfreuli9es gbaps 6ar. Scenes i96s
ne @toB, bic BON Der &unit gebdnbigte
2eibeniGaft, tpel1e bos 9enusbilb auss
ge3ei@net, mar bier big anf Die lebte
Spur getilgt; aiigellOs tuareit nift als
lem bic Weoanten ilno bte pbantalie,
lonoern allcp oie Garoen uilo Der plniel
pes Mdlers DaDt1geDrauf. yin bacs
@antiider 3ug nit trunfenett, fprtns
genben, tanaenben Mfdnnern unb Wei.
bern; 3iger iiitb PANTHER, feltIante
Biloungen tute aus elmer Weriu@ung
bes beiltgeu Mntonius ba5wtf9en; bic
etlletl til ben gelpagtelteu, bic 9litDeretl
tn per fre9Hen Stellungen. Mlle ii1ebr
alf Die yetniunflo I'm &ouiD bingetpors
tporfen, als m thnflerii9er HeberIes'
gllng unb Mrbeit erfunben nnb ausges
tabrt; EN- Wert, eritaunli@er tpegett
Der &sdbeit. NIT ber iidb eine tpitite unb
e,s s,,rX ue osas, o. S Ss.sv ,;n;nas;ss, tiu
.s'g "'s NV 'S'"a'.'us'
Dse DsIialIeae M AllaoHe y paI u penn
UIgAssAlD.tIla as taMMs sAOW DslpAgsIs 5u
SM.sIIMstDen nlgI lse, PEI M Haulw. o!e
nMIsAqssa t9ax III lg.eaen W. oeH sa,I g1aler gum q.
gsnu,geH IspI.O Ielaes cllDes geoleal
~ gaesn. nao Ivean IAan oeA ios'nlss
l1eeA gIoAglOs l mlI le'aea melgHg anI'
gsIunlsaeG Ol's9ein In peg DalIIng
SMD M1 Oem 1asorHd elnes DOUG
1En1Ienen auI lelaem goloeHen. DON
OIss panigssH @ VI mll9en SaBen oaglns
sstslsMeM aSageI pegen lag, um tDn
ga.rn DsM lcusH; leoes Moels oeral!Dten, reaF
nEHg HaaIeH uHo 9eMe!nen oaWanteiIs
goIs IoHn!e maI mogl oIe Gra9e auf'
nssIsn: ~ 0as Aues nun elapga1l ge'
a.sIMa in lsI 1cer 0D PET &u4Fler elne pas
tno5plge OarEelnng gaoe seoen mol
.saa 2ssgeH, nle elae Sesae, mel@e ols
aaIpIge 6anE mleoergou 10 pas egr'
9ar aIaeemIge Vemano gstleloet pane,
EY " szDlfliIwtelt UNI 2DaprDef" au'
0eta8ens
Nerahaulen's Nealeiter mar oieier
9luadbf: Sllbert tDiSeriprat5 Tim uidbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-16

= Metde gisenidaften iollte cine
gartbeise babens Sic muB bequem
uno lei6t an3utpenben iein, ii9 ni6t
abreiben, elegant ausieben unb tpobls
fell fein. 8udingbam's Bartbei3e
bereinigt al bieie gigeni@afteni in fid.
Ierfu@e es nit ibr.
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= Gin gutter Wint. Derieniae Der
bon rbeumatii@en S9meraen geplaot
1T, follte teinen NugenbIid peridumen
su benz beriibnten S6nersenbeilmitteI
ct. Satobs Del gu greifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-06-16

sar Serrenbemben unb 9oiletteartis
tel in uniibertreffli6er 4usmabl BEL
ucoat & g m.
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@ Die eleganteifen Mnaiise mad
MtaB bel pant0af 6 Sobn.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-05-25
THE FlFTIETH CONGRESS.
Proceedings of the Senate and House
of Representatives..

WASHINGTON, May 17.-In the senate,
the Vest resolution providing for a select
committee to examine the questions touch
ing meat and meat products was amended
and adopted. Thirty-eight bills were
passed, including the one fixing certain
pension rates.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-Mr. Blair intro
duced in the senate yesterday bill pro-
hibiting all unnecessary work and recrea-
tion on the first day of the week.
The house non -concurred in the senate
amendments to the pension appropriations
bill. A resolution was adopted directing
an investigation of the Alaska fur seal
fisheries To-day was set apart for the
consideration of labor bills. After long
discussion, the house almost unanimously
adopted the bill creating the department OF
agriculture, and then went into committee
of the whole on the diplomatic and con-
sular appropriation bill.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-Mr. Mills states
that he has been informed officially that
his proposition to have an immediate vote
on the tariff bill will be rejected by the
Republicans. Mr.. Mills further says that
as soon as some pressing legislation ispassed
by the house the tariff bill will be taken up
anew under the five-minute rule and
pressed to final vote. Conferences are be-
ing held nightly at the houses of Republ-
can members for the purpose of discussing
amendments to the measure.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-05-25
Putnam for Governor.

AUGUSTA, Me-, May 23.-The Democratic
convention yesterday afternoon nominated
by acclamation William L. Putnam of
Portland for governor.
The following delegates at large to the
st. Louis convention were elected: First
district Payson Tucker Of Portland; Second
district, Arthur Sewall Of Bath; Third dis
trict, E. c. Allen of Augusta Fourth dis
trict, James Tobin of Bangor.
The following were then chosen alternates
to the delegates at large:
First district, Tristram Goldthwait, Jr.,
Biddeford; Second district, E. X. O'Brien
of Thomaston; Third district, William H.
Rust of Belfast Fourth district, Henry
Hudson of Guilford.
Col. Clark S. Edwards of Bethel and
Charles Mccarthy of Portland were chosen
electors at large.
The Second district convention nomin-
ated Charles E. Allen of Dresden for con.
gress, and chose j. P. Manley of Mont
gomery and Ex-Governor Garcelon for dele
gates to st. Louis.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-05-25
TEN HOUR LAW VIOLATED.

Prosecution of the ToremGn of II Rcston
Manufacturing Company.
Boston, May 23.-The superintendent
and foremen of the Boston Cordage COM
pany are to be prosecuted on charge of en-
ploying women and children over ten hours
day. A district police officer has secured
the names of several girls in the shop as
witnesses.
One of the girls created sensation in
the shop when asked by the inspector
'How old are you;'
Drawing herself up proudly she said, II
am over Z. If you don't believe it look
at me-"
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-05-25
A Vermont Patti.

BERLIN, May 21.--A remarkable and
distinguished success has been made in
opera by young American girl named
Marie Howe. She appeared at Krolls
opera house, on the stage where Sembrich
and Gerster both made their initial bows to
the public. The papers are full of COM
ments on the debutante, the critics
ranking Miss Howe far ahead of
Nevada and Van Zandt Miss
Howe is from Brattleboro, VT. She has
a perfectly nodded figure, soft, velvety
black eyes, and mass of blonde hair. She
was called out twelve times by the audience
after the last act, and had to repeat many
numbers. 'At 10 years of age" said Di-
rector Engel of the opera house, ''she shows
more signs of being second Patti than any
woman in the world. do not say she is a
second Patti, but l do assert that she will
be formidable rival in few years.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-05-25
- Directory -

Post On1ce. Open m. to $50 p. m Sum
days, to 1890 Mails north close 23o p South
10 a. m. and 500 p. m
F A A N CHARITY LODGE, No43, meets in Ste
vens Block, Wednesday evening in which the moon
fulls. MT. LEBANON R. A. c. No. II, meets at Mason
ic Hall Wednesday afternoon in which the fulls
BRADFORD COUNCIL No. II meets Wednesday afternoon
in which the fuls in months Of Sept. Dec March
and June. o o T CHAMPION LODGE, No. II,
meets in Stevens Block every Tuesday evening TroT-
TsR ENcAMfMENr, No. u first and third Friday
Of each month. G A r WAsHBuRN Posr No. II
in Union Block first and third Monday evenings
in each month Royal Arcanum VERMONT
COUNCIL, No. 773, meets in Union Block second and
fourth Monday evenings in each month. Waits
vile Fire Engine Co. meets at Engine house
first Thursday Of each month. s Of RESCUE
DIVISION, No. 81 meets in Union Block Friday
ing, G L c at the residences Of mombers
every Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Public
Library. Brick School House. Open Saturday
afternoon 8 to o'clock, evenings 6.3o to g. w r c
meets 1st and sd Wednesdays \ O'Clock at G. A.
R. Hall, Union Block. Ups c e meets every
Monday evening o'clock at the Congregational
trV,
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-05-25
DOM PEDRO PARALYZED.

The Emperor of Brazil Losing His Hold
Life.
MILAN, May 23.-The Emperor of Brazil
appears to be stricken. with paralysis.
He has lost the power of speech and his
breathing is labored. Oxygen was forced
into his lungs and caffeine was injected
under his skin, with the result that he be-
came less inert and partly conscious, but
there is little hope of his recovery. Prince
Augustus Of Saxe-Coburg, Dom Pedro's
son-in-law, and DR.. Charcot of Paris, have
been summoned to the bedside of the enl-
peror and the last sacrament has been ad-
ministered to him.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-05-25
CHARGES OF BRIBERY.
CHICAGO STREET RAILWAY CON-
PANY ACCUSED BY ITS AGENTS.
to Vote for n Verdict Favorable to
the Railway, and was offered Money
To Leave Town.

CHICAGO, May 23.-It is discovered that
the agents of the Chicago City Railway
company have resorted extensively to jury
bribing and perjury in suits brought
against the company. Sumner G. Welch
the company's claim settler, and William
Starkey, attorney for the company, are
the persons most directly involved
H. B. Bond, a paper hanger, formerly
employed as clerk by the company has
testified that it had been part of his duties
during long period to get acquainted with
jurors and witnesses and introduce them 10
Welch. The latter had regularly furnished
him money to spend with jurors and others
in saloons. In one instance, when ther.
was no other resource, Welch had solicited
him to go ON the stand and testify in a
case about which he knew nothing
Another witness, John s. Newton,
furniture agent, gave evidence before the
grand jury that Welch and Starkey had
paid him money as juror to help throw a
verdict for the street railway, and when the
present investigation began wanted him to
leave town, offering him $400 for the ex-
penSaS.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-05-25
PROBABLE MURDER.

Edward Ryder Fatally Stabbed by His
Lovers Brother.
WORCESTER, Mass, May 21.-At Clinton
Saturday night Edward Ryder was fatally
stabbed by Fred Kittridge. Ryder wa
engaged to be married to kittridges sist 4 i,
but the parents of the girl and the brother
objected to the match. While visiting the
girl Saturday the Ryders and Kittredge got
into a war of words which resulted in the
stabbing. Ryder is not expected to live
and Kittridge has fled
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-05-25

James P. Foster of New York, president
of the national league, said that with the
formation of this Massachu setts league all
the states north of Mason and Dixon's line
were represented in the national league,
while four states south of that line were
ready to do the same. AS foundation of
this movement there were 1000 clubs, with
half a million members
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-05-25

A new Indictment has been found against
COwie and McQuaid, the alleged murderers
of Lila Hoyle.
Gen. Alger of Michigan has been in con-
sultat0n with Gen. Simon Cameron of
Pennsylvania.
Rev. Edwin Thompson, the well known
antl-Slavery and temperance advocate, died
at East Walpole, Mass
In the Kerr trial in New York ex-Alder-
man Fullgratf repeated the story of the IA
nous bribery of aldermen.
The bonds offered to the government
amounted to ~, l27, 100, the rate being in adj
vance OF previous purchases.
The Thirteenth Illinois congressional dis
trlct Democrats renOminated William
Springer by acclamation for congress.
The Presbyterian general assembly at
| Phil adelphla voted to raise a. fund of 800.
600 or more for religious education in col
leges.
The Servian minister of communications
has just learned of plot to Overturn the
| train on which King Milan returned to
Belgrade
A movement is said to be on foot to in
duce Postmaster General Dickinson to re-
sign and assume the management of the
Democratic campaign.
The town commission of BallinasOe. Ire
ii"o u
declining to accept the pope's ruling in
political matters.
The French senate has adopted prOpos-
al eXempting schOOlmasters and students of
theology from three years, but requiring
one year, of military service.
The New York aldermen, by vote of IA
to 10, refused to allow the Fourth Avenue
Railroad company to use cars propelled by
electricity instead of by horses.
Mr.. Crawford, the New York Worlds
European correspondent, insists that Blaine
drawal from the presidential race.
The North German Gazette says that it is
high time to make clear in a manner adj
mltting OF no Misunderstanding, that AL
sace-LOrraine belongs entirely to Germany.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-05-25

WASHINGTON, May 22-The senate COM
merce committee has completed the river
and harbor bill. A number of important
changes have been made Appropriations
have been cut off in many instances, but
the net increase is about million and
three -Ollar rters
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sullivan In the Circus Business,

BosToN, May John L. Sullivan has
bought a one-third interest in Johp B.
Doris circus, and will make a tour of the
United States beginning on Or about June
l. Sullivan has dropped his former man
ager, Harry Philips, and, having secured
the services of a secretary, will manage his
own affairs in the future.
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NEW METHODIST BISHOPS.

Rev. DIR. Vincent and Rev. Dra Fitzgerald
Chosen by the Conference.
New YORK, May 23.-The Methodist
conference elected last night two out of the
five bishops to be chosen. They are Rev.
DR.. John Heyl Vincent, LII. d., of Rock
River, Ills, and Rev. DR.. J. N Fitzgerald,
OF Newark, N. j. Four hundred and fifty
nine votes were cast, 306 necessary for a
choice. Vincent received 311 votes and
FITZGERALD 31O
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The Effect at Rome.

ROME, May 19.-The Parnellite mani
festo has startled the Vatican authorities,
who thought the Parnellites would follow
the priests in submission. Archbishop
Walsh had two conferences with Cardinal
Moran OF Sydney, N. s. W., before his de
parture.
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PORTLAND Me-, May 23.-John Stanley,
who was struck with a shovel by Isaac Nc
Lellan Monday night, died late yesterday
afternoon. Mcclellan is still held, but will
probably be discharged, it being clearly a
case of self-defense
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THE REPUBLICAN, CLUBS,

Organization of the Massachusetts League
at Boston.
BosToN, May 23-The Republican clubs
of the state formed a state league yester-
day, choosing George A. Marden of Lowell
president and Alanson W. Beard vice presi-
dent
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Dastardly Assault I'm Lowell

LOWELL, Mass, May 23.-Miss Della
Bean, daughter of Sylvester Bean, aged 90
was assaulted Monday evening by an un-
known man on Methuen street while re-
turning from her work in Woods jewelry
store. He knocked her down and made an
indecent assault upon her. She vigorously
resisted and succeeded in breaking away
from her ass,ilant and ringing the bell of a
r'' 49, Juse. The man. who was
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ITa%%s%%} BRADFORD. VERMONT MAY rs. 1883

A railway mail clerk on the st. Albans
and Boston route is charged with stealing
money letters.
Mrs. Asia Booth Clarke, sister of Edwin
Booth, died ON Wednesday evening at
Bournemouth, England.
Rev. A. B. Flanders rector of st. Paul's
Episcopal church at White River Junction,
VT, has accepted call from the parish at
st. Albans, and will go there about June 1.