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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07
Bu,in.., Motto.

Ladies' Skirt. with plain hem and siI
,ucks. only fifty cents each. Ladies
skirts. made o. fine muslin. with deeT
hem and piue tncks above hem only
seventy Ave cents each at Fresr.s. Ladies
due muslin skirts. with fine cambria tnck.
ei ruifis aud three clusters OF seven tucks
each shove rufilA. DULY seventy niue cent?
each. Ladies. fine muslin skirts, with
fine cambria tucked rnffis (three CLUSTER
OF tucks in rpfii } and fine hamburg edge
at bottom OF rufiis. only one dollar aud Ven
cents. Ladies' fine muslio skirts, with
vide, handsome hamburg rufils only one
dollar aud twenty. five cents. Skirts. with
nine inch hamburg ruiiis, only one dollar
aud forty eight cents each at Frear's.
Ladies' skirts, With fine cambria rufie,
With two rows Of handsome lace insertions,
only one dollar and seventy five cents.
Ladies skirts, with fine cambria ruff with
two rows Of very lne lace insertion and
fine lace edge. only two dollars. A beau
tifal assortment OF ladies' fine skirts at two
dollars and hfty cents, two dollars and
seventy five cents aud three dollars each
at Frear's Troy Bazaar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07
Oar CAudidatss.

With The exception Of town represents
tives oil the Republican candidates to be
voted for .. the September election have
been nominated. and II 10 perhaps needless
70 say that the Republican candidates ara
our esndids.es. We know Of no good res.
son shy every man on the list should not
'eceivs evefv Republican vote.
Our 6ist choice Tor Governor Vas Col.
Woodbury. but the state convention de-.
creed othersise end decided Tor Page,
Who il good man and will make good
Governor. This has been our opinion from
The frat and We have nothing 10 take back
pever having said word against the man.
Mr.. Fieiobsr. the candidate for Leuten.
snt Governor. iss level headed farmer. .
var veteran With considerable Legislative
experisncs. and Il would bsve been
very ditienl. TO have picked farmer in
the state Who would have allied the Office
better than be will The candidstes for
Treasurer and Secretary Of stats are new
men. bot both are especially we'll fitted
Tor their prospective Offices. and Col.
Powell makes very eftcisnt Auditor. We
regard the stale ticket ~ . very strong one
snd oush, 10 call out every Republican
voter.
The candidates iOr eoaaiy Senators are
both good clean men with good legislative
recOrds. Mr. Mason ia comparatively
ycuss lawyer but has been 10 prsciice
long snoash 70 iaske him familiar With the
practice IN our oonris and Lss the seqas
tie ability 10 make 40 Efficient States At.
tcrnsy,
There sss considerable opposition 10
The cosvsntion 10 giving second term 10
Shssia PIKE ssd Mr. Sasidoa made some
eouplsists sgsinsi Lis samirisirstios Of
tie once The past ,wo year,. In sabstsnce
The charges we're ibs, when be wss eour :
81 tot Responded, 10 The murder trial be
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07
OBITUARY.

| The following notice OF the death o.
John .. Brooks, We take from the Eimirs
Daily Advertiser Of July 20 His father.
Reuben Brooks was formerly we'll known
sssident Of Wiohsii. sad John will be re
member by the older residents
John Qaincy Brooks whose death was
noticed in yesterdays Advertiser was born
10 WinhslI. Vermont. December Is. 1927
aud aud was therefore in his siiiy third
year At the time OF bis death. His early
lie wN passed 10 the Green mountain
state where he VS. married to julia A.
Locke IN 1850. DsAth Suddenly dissolved
this ucion, the young wife dying siy
months from her marriage day.
Mr., Brooks passsd some time after this
affection 10 the west and about Febu
airy. 1856. came 10 EimirA For some
years be vas engaged ~ business rnsnsger
OF the Elmira Water Care aud T. bis ca.
psciiy made the sc9uainisnce Of moss OF
the prominent business men Of this city
Here slso be met aud married Sarah 4.
Vale. September 30. is57.
Not long after this event be purchased
the farm where bis family nov reside add
devoted bis time to its cultivation. His
irfasbce wss aeon ielt Ia the town sIsirs
OF HorsehesIs aud fev eiiizsns have issi
. record Of greater pubic spirit. probiiy
And rsal than Mr. Brooks.
He has served the town faithfully 10
several capseiiirs. bat notably As sssessof
aud rosd commissioner. having bsea re
elected three successive times after bis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07

Grsi tern Of strries 10 this lsiisr efsce.
lie vas man 81 ssrcns oonvieiioos and
The becessafy moral e0uuge 10 stand BY
then. No oae ever doab,ei - 10 where
be stood 90 sBy public Or pfira.e question.
BE hated sham. hypocrisy snd eowsraies'
sod 10 The spsrssn.iite simplicity OF biz
life be illustrated purity. ia,egriiy and
upnghiness,
lie was good neisbbor and bis unob'
irasive besevolenoe blessed macy poverty
stricken homs. HI was . faithful bus
baud aud loyins is,her, Ia bis death. ~
10 bis life. be showed forth serene sell
possession. elcarness Of purpose hesoism
that iallefsi not 10 the epj he leaves
10 moarn bis departure widow. two sons,
JOHN aud Herbert. aud tso daughters.
Julia asd Lacy. lie has also two sisters
10 this city. Mrs. DR.. Gleason and Mn.
DE-. Wales. and a brother. Muxzy Brooks
Ut Pasadena, California
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07

4 6rVtfhi Oi TUG rtntc papers aic h'hi"r
light Of the attempt OF Commissioner Val
ent,ne to start Swedish colonies in Yer
mont. but we think Mr.. Valentine was
right in regarding the experiment as one
worth trying The Swedes are. asa class,
desirable citizens. industrious. intelligent
and Law abiding. II the colonies Just
planted are successful they will be likely
TO grow without further expense to the
.tste, as the colonists will send after their
| friends to join them. AT Weston and
Wilmington the prospect is very encour-
aging, while ct Vershire the colonists have
gone to Essex county in this state where .
colony OF Swedes has already been started
without help from the state. In Versbire
the Swedes could not obtain outside work
TO help them along until they could get a
start
Twenty years ago q similar colony was
started in Maine. and few days ago the
event was celebrsted.A public meeting was
held. speeches we're made by prominent
citizsps. and 10 the evening concert was
given. An interesting part Of the eXercis.
es was the reading Of letter from Hon
W. W. Thomas. it,, who. acting as com
missioner for the state OF Maine, brought
over the original colony. and who is now
the minister from the United States to
Sweden. This letter recalls how. twenty
yeas ago. the little band Of 81 meu. wo.
men aud children sailed away from their
fatherlspd, with the journey Of 1000 miles
before them. to make themselves new
home in q wilderness 10 foreign land.
They had not so much as ''tAe scratch
Of the pen, the letter says, "by way Of
contract OF obligation" their reliance was
on the honor aud hospitality Of the state
OF Maine. and iu their own courage and
industry. The promised land" was reach.
cd near the end OF July "in the depth Of
,be vast northern forest and the spot
was called New Sweden iu memory OF the
past aud is augury of the future.
From that hour the work OF the colony
has gone on without haste and without rest
The little company OF ffty," Mr.. vii.
Jams says, has grown to number thou.
sand Where the dark forest stood wave
broad fields Of grsin. Sleek cattle and
thick Aeeced sheep graz, in your pastures.
the busy hum OF industry rises from the
millsslong your water courses. free schools
open their doors for your children. on
your hill tops the church spirs roints
heavenward. with you are an open Bible
and the free worship OF God. But how
many blows OF the axe. how many drops
OF sweat it has cost TO turn each acre from
crest to farmland. only you. and We who
we're with you and witnessed your untir
ing labors, can know. You have fought q
good fght-a hand TO hand fight with ma
ture. You have conquered. aud it is right
md fitting that you should celebrate
the victory.
The success bewn out At New Sweden
has been notable one and il speaks well
for the pluck, perseverance,, thrift, and
other solid qualities OF the Swedish peas.
sntry, such rs make up the bulk OF this
community. aud such as have Low been
brought over to form the nucleus OF q
10 restore to our Vermont hill
farms frugal, industrious and enterpris.
10 population,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07

The Home Market club has Just issued
10 pamphlet form, under the title Of "Ths
Perseverance, Of the Saints. the speecb,l
delised at the dinner given by the club in
Boston. May 81. for the purpose OF con.
ndering the status Of thegenersl cause Of
protection. and the relations Of the McKin
10y bill TO New England interests The
following Is from Secretary Proctors
spssech delivered on 'ha,occasion; 1T Is
sisni6cant Of the comparative condition Of
our people that the Injuries Of Europe are
tbs sscsssities Of America. Our indus
tries make home market. home market.
tndussriss Their relation to each other Il
reciprocal. aud The prosperity Of both 10
intimately connected With the protective
system uhich the people OF this country
have repeatedly indorsed."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07

A decided change has occurred within
the last few years in the temper Of Rus.
alan officials and Russian people generally
!. uss but short time ago when any 70
ference. made by foreigners. to the injus
tice Of the Russian police and prison sys
tenn vas met with prompt rebuke from the
one aud considered an impertinence by
the other How vastly this feeling has
modified will be apparent when it is raid
that Hon. G. ID. Randall ihu American
delegate TO the international prison con.
gress st b. Petersburg. was warmly sp
plsuded when, in speech at the public
meeting there. he declared strongly in IA.
vol Of prison reform, aud denounced the
iuiqaitous system Of exile to Siberia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07

The growth OF the farmers alliance.
which is now making its influence felt 20
strongly 10 the West and South. has been
something remarkable. II is = recent or.
gsnizition. and is . oombinalion OF some
Of the older organizations OF farmers in
the various sections Of the country where
II nov 6ourishes. The national orgsnizs
lion Vas completed only year ago, but it
now has branches 10 no less than twenty
~ i've states. and It's membership is said
10 be over 2000. 900, with q prospect OF
5000. 30 before ito neat annual conven
ton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07

The usual treatment Of cAiarrh Is very
unsatisfactory. ss thousands Of despsiring
patients can testify A Trustworthy nsdi.
cal writer says: Proper local treatment
is positively necessary 10 success. bat most
Of the remedies ia general used by physi
clans sffsrd bu, temporary benefit. A cure
caanot be expected from snuas. powders.
douches snd washes" Ely's Cream Balm
is remedy which c9mbiass the i'm porisni
reqaisitei Of qaick action. specific cara;lre
poser with perGc. ssie,ysnd pleassntness
TO The patient.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07
STATE NEWS.

oae Of the New York fresh air childrel
being cared for a. ST. Adams was drowned
10 the mill pond at Sheldon Saturday
night.
The Burns oil conduit add burner com
bany has been organized st Bennington
with capital stock Of s50o.oo The oh
iect Of the company is to deal 10 devices
connected with the conducting aud barn
ing OF oils and gases for heating ard
illumination.
The second annual meeting Of the Yer
mon, Society OF the Sons OF the Revelation
will be held at Bennington on Saiurds y.
August lG.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07
Murderous Asssult by . Bsnnington

Man.
A North Adams despatch Of Aug. 8 says
the deed OF al evidently insane man start
led the occupants Of the Mansion House
this afternoon when two OF the chamber
maids were seriously stabbed by 9 mar
who had stopped in the honse over night
Screams we're heard by those down stair,
is,uing from the second and third stories
Taose who were below, upon running up
found Rosanna Cain, aged 81, chamber
maid, lying in pool Of blood on thu
SO ,ond floor.
Joseph Ryan, the proprietor Of the Man
sion House, rushed up to the third floor 4
find another chsmbermaid, Carrie Hstberg
aged 10. victim to the maniAcs frenzy,
while the perpetrator stood at an open
window preparing to imp out. Ryan
mnsiiately sprans forward to prevent
him, when he was set upon with large
open knife. A fierce struggle ensued, the
mad man making several terrible blows
Ryan's breast. Officer Parrow was soon
on hand and his appearance quoted the
maniac who Immediately consented TO 60
with him. saying you're an officer. now
I'm safe"
On examination it was found that Ros
anna Cain was severly and dangerously
gashed about the lower limbs. She lies 10
q critical condition. Carrie Halberg was
cut about the legs and arms, but not dan
gerously, although she was. badly slsshed
The perpetrator OF the bloody deed is
Frank Tiffany, aged 81, Of the firm OF
Ii flany Bros, large knitted goods manu-
Jacturers Of Bennington, VT, and mem
Der Of one Of the weaithiest families 10
Bennington. His wife and two children.
9 aud II years, reside In Bennington.
Hs arrived 10 town last evening from
Onset Bay. where. be had been the past few
days attending Spiritualist meeting
which doctrine be professed. He obtained
room ia the Mansion House, nothing out
Of the way noticed Of him. He retired
about Q o'clock, but Joseph Ryan, the pro.
pietor who slept in the room under claims,
to have herd him yelling and walking the
floor during the night, although he
thought nothing Of it. This morning the
porter tried to wake him. but without
avail and nothing more was heard till the
frscrs this afternoon. He has eaten moth.
ing in the house.
In an interview with Tiffany. he claims
they locked him in a dark room, would
give him nothing to eat aud guarded him
with revolver, and had also built scsf
fold outside the window on which they
were going to hang him. He said be was
obliged to use tie knife. ss he was entirely
surrounded and had 10 light bis way out or
be killed. He was sorry il he had hurt
anyone. He said they also tried 10 shoot
him
Inquiry shows that previous to going to
the hotel. he had been to stores asking
permission to sleep. as he was afraid to go
TO hotel, as the girls always wanted to
shoot him The weapon with whitoh the
the deed was committed is . large new
two-blaled carpenters knife, Over $40
was found on him. Tiffany iss respec.
Iable appearing, we'll dressed man, about
five feet 10 incnes 10 bigtb, with beard
and moustsche. Hs will be brought be.
lore the District Court 10 the morning
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07
The nssnii ude Of The Job OF making ID

The magnitude Of the Job Of making the
guns for our new navy may be realized
when IL IL said that the lsthss alone for
Turning The gun bores will cost si25. 900.
The Naval Board awarded the contrsct
10 machine company 81 Plaiufeld, N. j.,
aud TO fulI1ll the contract the company
has bad TO enlarge its big main building
by nearly one fourth. This is probably
the only place 10 or near New York where
anything connected With the new Wiz
sbips 10 under way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07
The National Life.
From The Zndjc0tOr.)

Montpelier Vermont has been
1889
any previous close the years business the
amounted IS $500 and the surplus
time 1921 900 four cent basis The total
of during the 4744 policies
M which largest business written BY this
81 December there 1884 policies in ug
@ policies and $55 the
The emums 9 Oes and for interest and rents
total disbursements amounted 10 81 O7
policy hode Since its organization the
received fer interest and has paid for death claims and
which well for it's investments The total
policy holders organization 1916 3l3.
continues push the front each and TO become
financially stronger At the time Offering tho ung
public the best contracts existence Broad and ho It's con
duns giving options affords both protection and invest
ment with There better 10 existence
q o work for"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07
Marriages.

In Lhsrt,, Miss JAY sard, 81 The resi- issee
81 The brides mother, Mrs =, Rsselln lerow.
Fctd, % haxnela, Miss, and Nj. Fannie
Rstslin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07

THr saryr saovLD IN EieH rsovcH ~
agsn ssnaoas rnoprcma uosYsoi on THur
rsr nanrys. vrrH Az tscnrausa tSsrrar
90 DrKr11so scaix ~ waoEa
EsEnr soEDrn asD slriJoA VINO ma. SRA
wan MA oorssnr FAITHFULLY IN Yrxr On
WAR ovoHT 10 aDrnyr rKsuos. sor Al A
aasTvuT Hrr a. sayTz az snrIE sus'
wsgN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07
HARRISON HUBBARD'S EsrArs

II ARRISON HUBBARD'S EsTAre,
= = state OF Vermont, District Of Manchester, %
| In Probate Court held At Manchester In and
for said District on the 4th day OF August A. D..
| 1890.
Ann Hubbard, FXscutris Of tho estate OF Hsr.
rison Hubbard late Of Manchester In said Die
trict deceased. makes application 10 said Court,
for license TO sell all the int9rest OF said de-
ceased In oil the real estate owned BY him In the
town Of Winhall In said District; representing
that the sale Of said interest 10 necessary for
the payment Of dsbts against said estate and
the expense Of settling the same.
Whereupon. II 10 ordered by said Court that
said application be referred 10 session thereof.
to be held At the Probate Office, IN sail Man.
chester on the 22nd day Of August a. D 1890,
at 10 O'Clock .. M for hearing and decision
thereon snd, IL IL further ordered, that al Per.
sons interested be notified hereof by publica.
ton VI notice OF ssid application snd order
thereon, three weeks successfully 10 the Man.
chester Journal, = newspaper published ~ Man.
chester In said district, and which circulates IN
the neigbborhood Of those interested. before
ssid time OF herring, that they may appear 1t
said time and place, and II they see cause, offset
thereto.
by order OF the Court
true record,
Attest, J. Il. FEM. Register.
A trne copy Of record
issv Attest, .. y. Pgss. Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-08-07
Republican County Ticket

4AcRUUA1C0n NOU0ty AAcAot
FsK srslrgEs
n. II. DEMIS0, Arlington.
A. ". AbBorT. Bennington.
roA sTsTns lrToEssr
CT MASON. Bennington.
pos ASSISTANT supoEs
SHERMAN NICHOLS. Dorset.
n. u. BUTIuM. shsftsburs.
ruA sHnnIfr
A. u. PIKE, BeAdsboro.
ron HloH s.iLvs
ca, PIERCE, Bennington.
TJs oocsrr oossis, osKa
CHARLES BALDWIN, Dorset.
roA SrpoH OF rssnirs ssscHxsrrK DISTRICT
EB. BUTTON. Manchester.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31

that OF Captain Thomas Dxyer. os sscr.-
nsuio, president OF the sxa Josqain Sari-
gztica Compsay.
sAeEAhExro. May sa-Capsxin Thomas
Dxyer. who lost his life in the Oakland
disaster Vas one Of the nos. prominent
citizens IN Sacramento. For . number OF
years he had been president os the san
Joaquin Nzvig@taoa COMPANY. and owned
controlling interest In the river steamers.
ne was one OF The wealthiest men in sacra-
msnto. he leaves large family.
LIST or rag nEkp.
The following IS the correct LIST OF the
victims:
Capt@s1 Thomas Dwysr. Sacramento.
T. Irwss. oskiaaa
Hsnry s austsn. SSu Francisco. ana his
osae1iss. Mss Florsnee Aas.sn.
Miss A. ktarns ana Miss Nellie Ksxrns. san
FrancsSec.
II. 5 Aud. Honolulu
Matthias Williams, San rranciscos
r h. koosus. san Francisco.
Mrs Bryan UConnor. san Franr:sro.
Martin : Kelly san Francisco
La.sl Asstessa and Allilio Aaite~;a, his son,
San Fsanciscs
Al midnight ali the bodies recovered had
been identified. Parties are still al work
searching the bed of the creek. but il is be-
iieyed that no more lives We're lost.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31
MASON COUNTY NEWS.


sHEIres. May 90 The 1rss fire for
alnsoss a year occurred on Monday. q
dwelling occupied By j. IL Long, the stage
driver, catching IRE from a detective flae
and burning 10 the ground Very little
loss In the building and all the goods were
saved.
The nex officers e.ecied 81 the time of
voting on Incorporation were as follows:
Msyor. DAVID Shelton: eouneiluen. w. H.
N. Dunbar. u. NJ. Duckwortn, Arthur
Sesdhana. Viii l. s@rsison and w. H.
clark, treasurer, A r. Metz-sr. They
selected as officers VI. u. RaI4wsn, police
sgscge and cssrk. Henry :. Irsmper, eoun-
srg. and ksrarge M0rash. mar naL
AT an eariy hour lAsf Wssne sdsy morn
rag burglars effected an entrancs into the
once of re Mazon County Central kail-
road Company. on firss street. and sr~nt
considerable time IN she sesrch for rostaoae
values They cavne prepared rita ssedgs,
ehisss and ssees crosaar TO operate on the
safe. tut we're ~ deEtIy not skilled IN the
ass Ok s@ss-efseking. - they ehsssaed OF
tsss lever, combination and ornaments, bat
tsased 10 reara she naeehsnsssa os the bess-
MAnaEer kn1esAna' > desk was efcken open
ns3 every dr.wer rAnsacksd ia futile
seaseh scg IsaeEe or va.uanssa. then TIE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31
MS MISTRESS or HIS WIFE.
DR.. Flanagan Says He Never Married ths
Woman Who Seeks Divorce.

Dr. fianiEan says He Never Married the
Woman Who Seeks Divorce.
OLYMPIA, May So-Dr Charles L. Tiani-
gan. secretary OF the State Medical Society
and physician TO St Peter hospital. whose
wife entered suit against him for divorce,
charging him wsth cruelty. and then went
70 Seattle to reside. has filed his answer
He denies all the charges made by her as
TO cruelty, beating. choking or kicking her.
denies that he was ever married to her and
claims that they are not husband and wife
ana never have been. says she agreed in
Minneapolis in iSss TO accompany him TO
this country providing be would support
her, supply her with the necessarses OF life,
contribute such luxuries as might be ma-
tuaily agreed upon consistent with bis cir
cunistances, and TO live together until such
relationship should be terminated By the
will of either or both parties
He claims to have paid her by agreement
$500 since March. 1S9o. by which she was
to reiinquish all right. title and interest in
all the property which che then had or
claimed to have as wife or otherwise: that
since this contract. ana with full knowl dge
OF the existence OF the matters and things
which she alleges have constituted her
wrongs. she has at divers times since such
contract and prior To this action besought
and importnned him 10 resume the rsla-
tons stated TO have existed between them
under the agreement by which they lived
together before. He believes she has
brought the action 10 harrass him aud ac-
complish his professional downfall
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31
Redmond. the Air Navigator,
Killed at Snohomish.
The BALLOON STRUCK a TREE.
DR.. Flanagan Denies That He Was
Married to Mrs. Elanigan.
The Agricultural College site to he An
neaReed Teday-Csifax to Connect
With the Seattle Road-Traia Acci-
dent ~ Rueoda-

SSoHosIsa. May sc. Redmond. the
famous eronsut and parachute jumper
with MeMahoa's circus. Was instantly
killed this evening. He made splendid
ascension. bat the balloon was carried
away 10 the east Of the town. where it lit
on very large pine tree. Redmond was
thrown ont and fell fully seventy iset, kill
ing him Instantly. Before going up be
said II was the most dangerous piece OF
country he had sscended from. and he
oade goodbye to some friends who were
with him