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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-13
MURDERER KEMMLER APPEALS
He Does Not Want to be Killed by
Observation-Disclosures Case.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. case.
Charles s. Hatch, attorney for William
Kemmler, also known as John Hort, the wife
murderer, sentenced to be executed at
Buffalo, N. v, by electricity, has filed notice
of his appeal to the court of appeals. Inc
appeal involves not only question Oh 9Ie
constitutionaliy of the method of punish
ment to be u.ed, but it promises to be one Of
the most interesting cases in criminal BIS
tory. Mr.. Hatch stated that the writ OF ha-
beas corpu will lie applied fer at once, prob
ably this week. The writ will take pre-
cedence and be heard first.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-13

The only heat ever lost By Maud $. in
race was won by Charley Ford, who has now
record of 21611.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-13

Dr. Pierces Pellets or Anti-bilious Granules; In
walls, Is cents; one dose Druggists.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-13

Oregon, the Paradise OF Farmers.
Mild, equable climate certain and abundant
crops Best iruit, grain, grass and stock coun-
try in tile world. Full information free. Adj
dress Oregon m'igrat'n Board. Portland, Ore.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-13

The Old Colony railroad company nus e
opened its Onset Bay, Mass s'a'i'' io'
passengers.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-06-13

the animals loose within the city limits.
Leading ladies have announced that a sys-
tematic boycott will be instituted at once
against all the merchants holding any bust
ness relations with the offending councilmen.
Two-thrds of the women of the city have
pledged themselves not to buy cents worth
Of any offending merchant.
Residents of number of towns in South
srn Indiana are forming a company to con-
struct line from Columbus via Browns
town to Salem, Ind, distance of twenty
four miles, where connection will be made
with the Louisville New Albany & Chicago.
This will give the towns direct connection
with Louisville Indianapolis and Chicago.
A Pierre. OAK, special to Chicago says On
Indian runner arrived at Fort Pierre direcc
from Rosebud agency on his way to Chey.
enne, with word that the Indians at the
agency had commenced to sign the treaty
and that the commission would get them
all. Fort Pierre Is a days travel from Rose.
bud on the direct trail to Cheyenne, and
runners were sent from Rosebud as soon as
the result was known of the Indians action
there to inform all other agencies.
Two Americans have been arrested at
Tullamore, Ire, because they carried guam
tity of suspicious luggage. They were on
their way to West Melth.
Two houses of leading Boulangists have
again Dtou veal Cuco ny WIG liOheh PohSS'
It is alleged that papers which implicate
Gen. Boulanger in an international plot were
discoysr'd.
A leg and boot OF the unfortunate woman,
Fisher, portions Of whose body have been
found in various quarters, have been picked
up in the Thames river.
The Berlin correspondent Of the London
Times says: The American apd English dele
gates TO the Samoan conference are still walt
ing for the necessary powers for the final con-
ference It is evident that America Is dis
contented with some points, and more com
mittee work is not unlikely.
Count Heinrich Hardegg Of Austria who
died few days ago, has left bis whole
fortune, about 955, 900, to the Vienna uni
versity.
Business failures reported to Bradstreetl
number POI in the United States last week
against 1876 the week before and 14S thil
week last year.
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lure 10 e-UiDllSn u DuIthu VI SlittlSoiSs, W
abolish convict labor, to provide for the
health and safety of employees and for in
Identification for injuries, to prohibit the
importation of foreign labor under contract
and to adopt the Australian system OF voting
The st. Adams VT, town library has just
had an addition of some 700 volumes made
to its shelves at cost of $1,000
The will Of the late Julius M. Noyes of
New York gives $4,000 to the Home for
Destitute Children at Burlington, Vt.
The street railway company at Onset Bay,
Mas, has commenced running cars to all
trains arriving at Onset station.
This years log drive on the Connecticut
river is estimated at 100 OOO, 600 feet.
Two aged paupers just landed in Boston,
Mass, from an English Steamer, fell to the
care Of the police. They were unable to
make themselves understood, and probably
had little to do with their voyage out.
The whaling schooner Alcyone, Capt.
Mills, has arrived at Provincetown, Mass,
from 10 months cruise with l3o barrels OF
sperm OIL This vessel, when in the gull
stream, encountered a gale on May 20, which
Continued for As hours On May 81 heavy
sea boarded the vessel, stripping of the star
| board boat, davits and all other attachments
stove in the skylight, fill ing the cabin VIII
water, smashed the wheel box, damaging tnt
| wheel, and washed the pinnacle and compass
overheard. The captain and several OF the
crew were injured, but are now all right.
An Improperly prepared charge OF powder
in a stone quarry in Hudson, N. H, threw
Charles Caron, an employe, 40 feet into the
air. The man was badly mangled. 1t Is
thought he will recover.
President Odell of the Naumkeag stree
railway of Salem, Mass, confirms the repor
that New York syndicate has tried to pur
chase the road. He says re should not con
slider it until he had called together thu
stockholders. He adds however, that he
will not sell. The company has purchased I
lot of horses, and will make no effort TO us
electricity for some time to come.
DIR. s. C. Whittier, DIR. James R. May ant
DIR. N. L. Folsom have been apo nted pen
sion examiners Of Pc @tsmouth, N. FL.
Mrs. Abigail Fletcher of North Springfield
Vt. died recently, aged 10l.
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The Thiry.HIst Session begins October 1, 1889, and
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OUARI,ESTON. Sc. the South q Southwest.
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.

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NMAN LINE Z: s; and Royal Mail Steamers.
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NETWORK AND CUBA MAIL 81. COM
~ PANY FOR CUBA AND MEAlCo'
From piers 10 and II. z. r. ct 3 D. NJ ca, Aug n
CITY Cd ATLANTA, H9v. and Sagua.. Sd'' aug 81
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-04
OUR soOTCH-iRIsH.

We wish some person would explain
exactly the size and meaning Of the
Scotch Irish Congress to be held in
Tennessee.
The Celtic branch Of the Scotch people
were the Highlanders, and they called the
lowland Scotch, saxons, to signify
that they belonged to different race.
The mass of the Irish people are Cells as
were the WEIGH
But the eihn0logist who will explain
historically .vacily where the Scotch
Irish people place their history at "a
point when they are called race,
will do the public a service If the
Scotch-Irish Congress is to be an event
of interest.
1t isacurious thing that The AFihurian
legends are not generally known TO be OF
Celtic origin. But the records of the
historical society of Wales, the exact
name of which we forget, show that
all the heroic figures that Ienny-
son has taken are presented in the
welch legends of King Arthur, Prince
Melwas, Medrod. and Gweneyar. One
of the points of interest IN the humor in
the original tales. especially one entitled,
"The Three Fatal Slaps Of the Isle of
Britton" alluding 10 the events
of certain grea, occasion when Prince
Melwas lSir Lancelot sent Queen Gwen
evar back to King Arthur with The as
surance that she was rs immaculate a.
when he kidnapped her when she was
"a Maying' in a gown of grass green
silk. At that announcement Miss Vivian
laughed derisiyely, at which the Queen
fetched her three slaps on the cheek that
caused the hall to ring again.
We know that the people we call here
by the name OF Scotch.ltish are remark
able for their thrift, honesty, intelligence
and Protestant Christianity, and we
would like to see their history traced TO
it's source.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-04

Mr.. CURTIS, as president OF the Civil
Service Reform Association, OF New
York, recalls General Harrison's pledge
to carry out the spirit and purpose of re-
form, he then contrasts the record OF the
administration with the promise.
The farming oui Of appointments TO
The Congiessmen of his party, the rapid
and unnecessary changes made in cases
where the needs Of the service did not
require them. the sweeping operations
OF the guillotne Of Mr.. Clarkson in the
Postoffce Department, where he was
placed avowedly 10 work the
machine. and. most conspicuous, the
fragrant violation of the spirit and pur-
pose Of the reform" in the displacement
OF Mr.. Pearson, these are facts that Mr.,
Curtis cited. lie did 50 IN manoer
that makes his address valuable reading
for every real and sincere friend Of hon
est government.
The New York TINES says that in their
line of business the Republicans are
filing up long account that must, soon
er or later, be settled between them and
the honest sentiment Of the people.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-04
Ohice of Agency; Over Merchants
National Bank. Corner Mainland
Eleventh Streets.
The Par Value Of the Stock is $1,000
Per Share.

This company owns over 28.0o0 front feet Of
lots. lying principally along Grove avenue
Floyd. Main. and Cary streets. and tho Boule
ward
The advance of the cry ln western dircc-
ton. is obvious 10 aH.
Tits equally obvi0usIthat7the growth and
improvement have been on the lines OF Grove
avenue. Floyd. Main, and Cary streets. which
are al convenient and accessible 10 street
railway facilities.
The growth OF the city must continue along
these streets and 90 seemsfprobabe hat bee
fore long they Will either oe taken into the
city. as TAR our as the Boulevard. or will ob
tain city improvements under special act
the Legislature.
PERSONS PROPOSING TO BUILD.
Persons wanting 10 acquire BONES for them
selves in AN improving locality. whore every
dollar invested viii increase. will 90 well 90
examine the properties - this company.
which win Dc marked by sign boards. posted
upon each tract of land, and piais can be- seen
it the office OF the agency over the Ner-
chants National Bank. corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
= The company will make special terms with
parties desiring 90 build. and Co al such viii
lend nffy per cent. of the value OF the lot and
improvements 40 Is per cent on long time.
4he properties we're acquired at prices much
below the present market value. and the COM
pany can afford TO se on reasonable terms TO
such buyers.
Attention = also called 10 our properties on
Clay. Leigb. Moore, LombArly, and other
streets In the northwestern part OF the city,
which are reached hy the Electric line and the
Marshall street horse car line
JAMES ii. DOOLEY, President
GEO. j. ROGERS, Secretary.
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