Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-03-08


Chairman Mills In answer to his request fo'
further information as 10 the gsnerkl effect
the senate substitute for the tariff bill would
have upon the customs revenue. The secre-
tary says: ''One Of the avowed purposes OF
the trainers of this singular bin was TO cor
rect the inequalities and remedy the auom-
allies and incongruities Of the existing tariff.
Yet In many ways they have multiplied and
intensified these defects"
The secretary of the treasury sent to the
senate in response to a resolution recently
adopted statement concerning alleged If
regularities In the importation and classihca-
ton of sugar at the ports Of New Y rk,
Philadelphia, Boston and San Francisco, etc.
Accompanying the statement are the reports
made by the special agents of the department
assigned to the investigation of the sub
! ieotL
Officers Of the steamer Clyde, which runs
on the Tennessee river have reported at Pa
ducah, KY the drowning OF Ernest Hudson,
his wife and seven children while attempting
to ford creek near New Earl, Tenn.
All the hotel keepers at Plainfeld, N. J.,
at meeting, decided to close up, owing to
the refusal of the common council to grant
them licenses to sell liquor.
| The Kentucky Woolen Mills Co., Louis
! vile has ordered of Pniladelphil manufac-
turers considerable special and improved ma
chinery to replace the old which will in
crease the production of the mills
Harrison Smothers, a negro at Carlisle,
| KY, has informed the authorities that on
SATURDAY. last five Of his family were killed
by friends of his landlord at Carlisle with
whom he had dispute about his rent.
Grace Irwin, a pretty New York girl of
| 13, is missing 1t Is thought that she was
kidnapped by a negro who had been seen
near her nome.
The grand jury at Chicago VIII ch has been
investigating the libel suits-Inspector Bon
field, Capt Setback and Detective Lowen-
stein-against the Chicago Times, has finished
their investigation and found mo BILL"
The bill making train robherv n canital
crime which was introduced in the Ie9isla-
| ture, has passed both houses and been signed
! bv the governor making II a law in Ari9ona
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lG looueu lloslo na G1e G1e oo ueparhenu,
month ITnnsnaIIv heavy nans;o3 nsvyoants vT p,te'
! amounting To son Old o54 are assionea as tbae
chief reason for an increase instead of de-
crease in the debt since Feb. /
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r. beon,nos % Is1U "nu pooiS' anu
~ y. Deooni0' Jaw
, Fires were lighted under the big tank OF
the New Jeannette, Penn, window glass fac
tory last week, but 1t IS expected that a
enonph FOR tha fret rneIt viz ''''iA 10 NV
| 4
+a raI elpiSyeS ae '3e iuInaSes ot
pit. Tie toiIliesTee ToS ooal ~ lroh 70. ol oouth
of a reduction of 10 per cent in their wanes
No,o.io+i +io,,s o.o ,,,oI,;,,,, g.. 49, -.
900 I,,ni ale iahg 6or tne erecClon
~ ~ Hoonta q nv noS' I IN az DeoaCar Aa;I ny
mace Co.
Col Dani. lamont Prosidort c,ovo,ond,o
riJat Sanrotar aEne ~ th
be-. s tbo aS Uhe puI
|
Port Ghester noomlo tbin, tb,t Il hoe lazy haa9y,
bo,,oh+ co. rd,;dan4 ~ n"I n1en
bo,ts hoo, % ;,a,, 20 ,,,,t s
;,ooSio+o ooo,,o W IT, noa
| ;s c,,o of +Io - IL sa;,-. IT, ~ - P a.
sound. 1t comprises 40 acres of land, and
the house is as large as an ordinary hotel
! The sale has caused a great stir In PORT
Chester.
Tho attention of sonotor Douos bos hoo,,
ooilnd bw I,ror,,;naat psto,, at - III eSn
necessity of estabIisbino soma Form of torr;' o
torioi JoI,anI,'ant - a. ' Guooi Oea
Seminole cession. This is especially the time
if the main bill should not fail It is feared
that without some such form of government
the opening of the lands to the public will at
tract a very undesirable class of people, to
the injury both OF the Indians and of those
who are looking for permanent homes.
TTnder the Ieadarshin oP Harry wriobt IN
,oenohers Of tba PbiIo3 3olnbia haso haif 49,, ~
sailed from New York for lacks 3nViIie Will FL Fla
| Tbnv will n,lya n tour ~ +ba south
T. P. Teran. a Cuban. and a. nrominent
official in the SPANISH navy was taken snd-
| denly IN in Pouphkeensie on Vadnasday
nght. snd died Thursday.
rIevvs has raacbad .Jaoksonvilla Fla PROM,
Okeecbohee of a bloody ARRAY among the
Seminole Indians IN tbe Everolades HeIim >
! n vounor huclr went GRAVY and yrith VIII
cbeStare ia startod o,;. ~, tha warnath
throuab tba coror, sod sett,oJnsnt Hs pSA ebot
promiscuouslv at every one he met and sue
ceeded in killing eight braves squaws and
pappooses before he was cornered. He then
was shot dead.
The report of the fisheries protection SER
vice of Canada for 1883 has been issued, The
expenditure reached S77, 900. The total num-
ber of United States fishing vessels in the
gulf was 63, which is less than in any, pre-
vious season. The catch of these vesels is
reported at 10, 42S barrels, as against IL, 56S