The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-09-27
NEWS AND NOTES.

lTatlt J, IthNlIlE MI. NltN' NAlN cl'N'N W
his letter of acceptance, reading the
combination from hiS hrSt message
which prccipitatcd this qu' stun; hl'
letter ut acceptance, which rXpamed II
, (prolnng,d laughter; his instructions t.
the Democratic club, which creed II
(more laughter; every time mounting
higher la the notes that stag ul the pro
lection of the American home, notwl H.
| Standing the theories AMI the practices
of message and Of letter and OF Mills bill
am reninde of that good man up in
Ptekskill. who, when the jury began to
inuuire how he murdered his wife found
! that il was with the frame OF picture
that hung above their bed, on which was
worked in wursted, God bless our
home" lRoars Of laughter aud sp-
plause,)
A dispat n rom Ottawa says excite
ment has been caused there by the arri-
val from the United States of Two Chi
nese digr.itgrips in bond. y. l. Flu. Sec
rotary of the BJard Of War. and II. X,
Ku. Secretary Of the Btarh of Punish
meuts. in charge Of ppli cman. who
accompanied them 10 a le ding hotel.
v here he watched them at dinner ami
their movements uutl the Minister OF!
Customs could be consulted as to what
disposition could be made Of them. Even
after tins member Of the Cabinet had
b. en- talked with he could not allow
The ir release from bond until an officer
of the Gu toms had b. en- consulted. The
officials were greatly m liied 10y this
treatment
When rhc sIhsrr,b,r r. To- the weekly
Tribune in the vliage Of stockport. \.
y, received their c1rieS "t ne paper
last week, they were sntprNeH 10 ma
neatly folded WITHIN them choice lot
OF free trade llteraiure-M His speeches.
the Presidents message, etc. AS ~ l.
reasonably certain that tAt iItO""t ism
circulating any such mat,rial,anu a. :he
papers when they arrived were long
overdue, the only possible conclusion Is
that some jealous Democra'lc .poS'ai
official h'I them Tor day or ~" aud
shPPC" III ,o' '''tl"tu''' o'''S " ";
oe we iS'''".i"t'' w.
a" I''H'i "'''' ~, -, Nit;
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trust
1t Is reported thaj hl''hn" mas
been discovered oi rthhihB sugar ny
electricity which VIII reVuiutI"n'H' me
| business. a refinery has been erected
IN Brookly to work the new process
rl,, ,'a.,, 10 ,,G,,,n,, hy tins rrnrnss as
c.,,,,,,ar,.d viii tGn1Il 10 sand n h,. rs
~ na,,,., 70 eli ard ,be tirc consumed
in ,ha =. tin,ng 49, Ten minnie. to twenty
~, hnnr, Tnc pn:l,drIuhiu Lecturer il
an,hnr;iy ror tho statement,
The RrpuiI can candidate Tor wee
President is usually referred 1" as
| banker aud dipIrm1tIst. me Judges al
the great lnterna I'na' tar h'Ii recently
III buIi'io i"uhu "''' l" "t WIS., anu
Prac'ic4' ~, ",rI' !" ."' VI" -,
PI."'e, J., / "|' ION "a 'e" :, ,,ia
pt'"t lpi "'st n''" W N',' "2' 49,
oeSt oV'' C"''' ucSC '''lee you o,i ~
u,HU anu SSIo'!t ~ ~ ,''.,. (ii XII
eIS' Secpnu p ~ iu' w. sH, W.
ior !ca' ''"s ""'' "''" W. S''''''s '''''''
1t is AN instructive Tact, as suggest
ed by Gen. Harrison, that the Democratic
orators find IL very difficult to arouse
popular Indignation against a''eH'u eA
CessiVe l'Halioh' because |heE Canho'
disclose to me people wneh or no" tht!
are paying Ihe taxes. IN "ther W"IuS'
1t Is ''"P'Ss'ui' 10 MAKE I"r lT"P'' - oam
on account OF Il burden "n'ch If iila'h'N
mt't'r 81 rhetoric an" u'hlHR"Sue'!
A Marshall Ulmci, drspalch saws 4
a Wedding entirely out Of the usual run
was that of Rev. John HustOn and Mrs
Matilda Person on FRIDAY. The groom
is II years old. suuit and rather slender
whilr the bride is SIX feet tall and isl
nearly 50 year, OF age. She has a son
who several years older than her new
husband. HDl-ton Is a preacher Of the
Campb' lite denomination. The bride
Is wealthy
la an obscure little town in Mexico
lives a neal descendant If Monlczuma
II the legal heir to the AZ &C throne.
Senior Mont, yuma. As he is called, indul-
yes in no idle dreams of the restoration
OF the ancient empire and quietly &C
cepls the meagre pension allowed hlm
by the Government. There Is also liy-
ing descendant OF the Indian Emperor
Chlmalpopoca, vino is a cIvil engineer OF
'huch ao''''S'
1t WAS testified at an inquest 10
Cneshire' Eng" mat deceased farm
servant, aged ~, had worked the whole
OF that week. getting only three hours
rest each night. a companion oi To.
neau n'li, 'I'" ,, i, 'nv ' oIs'I,"'
I'll Wa W. VIZ WIN '''''''
VII
ha'ae'' an o'u Cyl ~ haS d, heu tne
emperor oI A"S.tla 10 inNes, MN WI"
ca,,sa he Gan NOV. III dirsct descent
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enter the army.
-p,r,rar,hi,, mas. prrtings of the
Damocrars aid prohiLi,in,'isrs have
commenced In hp haid am Wast O,.|
was held at Durund. III the s.h. when
the allied powers gave the Republicans
a good setting up
country scbno, tpacbpr vino went Ia 81
IOui, the other day 70 attend the con
vention of the National Switchmpn's
association was sadly disaI pointed - hen
he was refused seat as delegate.
Mr. TocLson tho Lu.h,rd If Tho late
,,,,a,,,.J a,,,bnrsss ueIon Uu,, Lei
al.a - ,,,ar,i.d r.c1n,t,, al 10 nn,r
r,,s,ding at C,I,rado SnIin"s C,L liz
nu oo,u65 n;e.s NJ HE HES, w To- and
,h her is s,iII a II, len Hunt Jackson.
IL. 80 non 1T.