Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-09-13
IN GENERAL.

Theodore Goodness gave New York po-
lceman good clubbing.
Edison, the inventor, has received such
attentions during his three weeks stay in
Paris as was never before bestowed on any
foreign civilian. He is now in London ac-
companying Senator Evarts.
Mrs. L. S. Grant, who accompanied her
son. Minister Fred Grant to Vienna, is
homesick and will soon return to this coun-
try and spend the coming winter in Wash
| ngton.
Mary Anderson, the actress, about whose
health of body and mind so many conflict
ing stories have been told, is now ON a visit
to William Black, the novelist, at his house
| in the Scotch Highlands. She is in the best
of health and spends her time in walking,
rowing and yachting, or in visiting neigh
boring places of interest with Blacks pretty
children.
Here is the latest idea in trusts. Accord
ing to a Chicago despatch a dime museum
trust has been formed, which has among its
supporters P T. Barnum and his partner,
Mr. Bailey, as well as showmen of an Eng
lish syndicate. The capital is placed at 3d.
00O, 600 and the syndicate intends to obtain
all the human freaks and put them all
! giants, pigmies and skeletons-under one
=
mammoth snow Inc ruihor Is dlscredlted
in New York.
The Drexel cottage at Mount McGregor,
| in which Gen Grant passed his last hours,
| is kept Just as it was when he died, with the
| exception of the removal of a few personal
belongings of the family. The two easy
chairs in which he passed so many painful
days are draped in black. The clock ON the
mantel has been silent since the moment of
his DEATH when the doctor stopped it, and
the Generals writing tablets and pencil,
which he used after speech was prohibited,
| are preserved in a case.
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a',d ad;tad oil tbe early issmes lii ma,',o
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tbe only Raedeker now in the busincss il
hi SON Mr. Fritz Baedeker An elder
son Mr. Karl Baedeker retired soma ten
vears ayo ON account of m health Roth
;ba brotbars Rsadaker sarved ms nI,icars in
the late wars-Karl in 1S6G and Fritl in
1S7O-i,t The latter received the Iron Gross
for good service under fire The former
was in his time a distinguished mountaineer
o,,J an,on,, othar first nscents made that of
the Silherborn in lS63
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the u '''i ''',' is't,l'
IN the Meu,VerrSheah lusu horun Oh 9lolyi
nave aoahuoheu their MONIES III ~, disgust ana
say they VIII never return inns Tes"Iu
tioh Is Vhe ,esui. VI tle ''lis'oIiuu'u VI Ihelr
volcaho' whlch Is niue more thah hole IN
a mia deep This volcano has Leen the
only curiosity of tbe nlace and ns lon,, ms
II contented itself with emitting vanors and
steam which IL aid incessantlv if WAS ouite
tolerable volcano But for twelve months
mast II has been SCATTERING lava and oshes
ail over the island which Is now little more
Than a bean of rnins and the volcano shove
no signs of any intention IN abate lis ne,,-
nicio1s activity The people who bay,.
heen driven away have had all thev wnnt
of volcanoes unless warranted 10 he cx
tinct
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