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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
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The careful student Of the above figures
will be surprised 10 notice that. with all
their demonstrations. the Democrats &c
tuslly pulled almost 1900 fewer votes
for their Congressional candidates. this
year than they poIed IN 1888 Here is 3
decline IN every district. and the average
decline Of about 1900 10 each Of the twelve
dis,ri-te. The smallest decline is in the
Eighth District, and msy be accounted
Tor, ~ Irish Democrats may be interested
TO notice. by the fact ths. the Democratic
candidate two years ago bore tue name OF
Donovan and did not poll the full party
vote. II seems from this compilation that
Col. Goldman. who has been congrst ulAted
upou hir spleuid run 10 the First Dis
tiict, actually pulled fewer votes by near.
ly 1000 than we're cat for the Democratic
candidate 10 that district 10 1888; that the
cocky and jubilAn. Mr.. aosr polled fewer
votes than Col Higsinson; that Mr.. An
drew received about 1900 more votes when
ne WAS first elected than he had last Tues
dsy: that DR.. Everett, who has plumed
himself upon his crusade III the Sixth Dis
tric,, did not receive as many votes ~
we're given to Mr.. Usher. without any
specisi disturbance two years ago; that
bumptious Mr.. Williams In the Min y fell
more than 1900 votes behind. the record Of
1888, and so on through the o,hers dls'
tricts' In word, II wss not Democratic
growth but Republican absentees who did
the business,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20

The tame con usi,ec reports 10 fsros Of
ibs conpfonlss ball 10 regard 10 its ssri'
epltsrsl college. hsspang u 81 Bsrii5sios
bsl giving The farmers more cos,foi ever
IL than they have hsd hersioicrs, an e.
pcdisn, 81 sery donb.iul vslas.
The house hss voiea by . decided ma
ioriiy is favor o. re5seirs the rsmbss Of
snprsns Court yadses q cir 10 The ds'
eussios there vss . bitter stssch 90 81,
iadgs Barrett. .ho bsd written letter to
tie Rsiisnd Herald. siviss ressons sby
Eve Judges eosld do the vork. This 81
tack evi5eniiy hsd 90 effect opposite 10
that which VS. Intended.
The ball sppropr.ssing $4,000 for the
uorlas fair which ~u dismissed add
sitrsnds recopsidered. till Lies 90 tie
table sed II, fate IL doabiiaI The smocp,
il larger ibso IL needed. perhaps, ba, va
moe, e.n hardly sf,rd 10 be the Only s'sle
Which Is psrepfrseD,sd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20

Three important bills vtie rel orted
from The committees on Monday and hsvs
been rnsde special order for discussion.
There ue~sse reports on the high license
bail. The minont, report 10 favor of the
u er sis ned by one ssn.itr and two
representative. !, iss lengthy document
snd presents 10 = strong light the usual
sts men,s in favor Of bleh license
TIE comml,iee 90 education hss re,
ported bili nsiIns radical smesdments
20 10 ,th,ol Law sad virtually adopting
the tysssm al schools Tue county
sup Is ra,inei hut bis duties are
re- 80 sisminitg essd,lsles fof
tssctei ssi holding insiiioies. The
sr.en5nsEus are mol likely 10 b. adopted
by the gisis,ure unless there 10 70,
u isble casnss Of sertinsn, over former
ySsn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
A Statut- Of Warrington For France.

II 10 proposed TO sehd ~ France for er
eciion 10 the city Of Paris statue OF Wash
insion ~ token OF our friendly feeling
10 the sister republic aud in recognition OF
her gifts OF the statue Of Layette tina,
stands 10 uoion Square. New York. aud
OF th- colossal s,s,u. Of Liberty Eulight
ening the World. Marty three years ago
an association II women from different
part. Of the couutry ~as formed 10 for.
ward the usd-r'ak,pg. Itis thought that
scout s25. 900 viii he snilisirut for the
v Jrf. aud OF this sun osy, ss0DO hiss been
collected. Mo. S-ph.n Field. wife OF
M. Jnpir Field. 4 The I >. supreme
cJnr,. Is Iar president ot the A.soci ,,ion.
A nong q . other N nibrrs at the s.socia
tioo re Mrs MG,an. Nj. John Sbermsa
Mr.. Eassps Hale. Mrs ahitel.x Reid.
Mis- F.orsnc- Bsysrd. MIS-, Alice Long.
fellow. sol Mi,- Mary Eysns
W 10 ttis iim- no mni-y has been col.
lsctsd Tor the st.tue ~ Vermont aud /, is
nos AIDED that the people OF the state
should see ~b., they can co to~srd help.
ing 10 rnse tbs Jesirsi smoant his sug'
gested taat the school cbiidren through
out The state should cyn,tibgt. from one 10
ten cents apiece. II all the children 10
Vermont coItnhnis The amoani rsi 'ed
will be good many huaired dollars. Il
10 hoped ibs. every tescher sho reads the
JOURNAL gill ia,srrsi her papi's add col
leci something Tor the statue fnnd. ihe
contributiops from school children sad
others usy be sect TO Miss Mary Esar,s,
io0l X. strest. Washington. ID q. snd
they viil be promptly acknowledged by
Der Tbs schools Of Wirdsor have con
tsibsied o. Is. and IL 10 hoped ths. the
ekildser 10 The other towns Of Vermont
will do o veil. II not better.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20

10 Just What sense the tariff 10 . tai, {"
~ clsimed by free traders, IL explained by
the following.
S,ns one recently asked Sir John A.
Mcdonald " there vas Any truth 10 the
Democratic slogan tbs, the tariff 10 =
tsn, snd The Canadian premier replied,
II, 10 tx .nd III Prove It to you Ia q
ser,rues, Suppose have 900 boshels
Of barley ON this (,bs Cansdisp) side
chi b ,i..ire 10 sell 10 the United States
Uadrf preeent las IN A1enes must pay
fiiteD e.nis per bushel. OF $50 10 oil
upon ny Loco bushels. before I am per.
mitiei .. srtss the lile With my barley.
AAt vh no CROPS the hue With il how
much IN get ior ~ Why get the
Ansi'can price. tho zane thu, barley 10
selii1g Tor over There. don't sid 10 thai
price The hft-ea c~bts per bushcl that l
paid ia ., the custom. bonse. Therefore.
',b~ isra 10 . tsa. ba, u1fortaa.tsiy il 10
. u, upon on, p.opls sho ship their pro.
dns- TO tie United Sts's.."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20

Tue Evening Post. which Is written for
circulation among those HLo are not en-
gagged 10 productive labor. and are more
generally lspders Of money than borrow
ers. objects to airy English capital coming
here 10 reduce the rates Of interest or 10
increase the amount OF labor employed IN
manufacturing The Post agreed With
Mr.. Gladstone that our Mission 10 life 10
10 produce more cereals aud more cotton
d low prices" for the sake OF paying
ireisbts TO Eagiish steamers. while the 10.
tersst ou money goes back 10 what il Was
when the balance OF trade VAS continuous
ly aRtiast us.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20

London bss BEEN In even worse finsn
cisl straits than New York The great
house u Barring Bros wonld have gone
under tut Tor help from the Bank OF Eng
land and from other firms TO the amount
OF s55 600 900. The Bank Of Eoglsnd in
,ur borrowed $4,000. 600 from the Bank
OF cr. the fret time 10 history that
u occurred. Speculation 10 Egyp.
III I'd South American securities eau
sei tbs trouble TO Barring Bros. The
promp, telp offered may enable the hru
70 pull through, but At the present prices
OF their stocks a, forced sale they would
b. bankrupt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
The Ratl.ud Herald is getting in bad

The Ratlsud Herald IL getting 10 . bad
way sod esid"ntly needs toni8g up. Ito
"aight visions Of late are unusually bad.
l,s vrry latest horror is deep laid scheme
ou the par, Of the committee un educa
tiop. at Montpelier TO so change the
school Ia. that IL can be made political
mtchine 10 the interest OF Secretary Proc.
tor 70 boost bin into Senator Elmnuds
place two years hence. Perhaps the Her.
aid will make the FARMERS" believe this
gsuzy yarn. bu, il is The most ridiculous
nonsense We have seen 10 many day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20

A classification Of the immigrants OF the
past cine monts shows that there have
been received Sinto this couotry. among
Others. %. 400 iislisas. CHIEFLY OF the lees
desirable class. 1000 Poles aud 1900
Hungarian. OF this aggregate Of 40 900
new com.rs. IL would be an interesting
study II a record could be kept determiu
Ing i,ss how may have developed into
respectable residents. how many are mere
hosiFrs upon the edge Of the industrial
centres ~ the couu,ry aud how much each
man ceises 40 wages while here. The
dnty Il inrtber restricting this hetero
aenenat Il fax would 10 doubt bs made
MUGS pisiper Toy the general publication
OF such record.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20

Il ,ger q Mills. who will be the Demo-
critic lesder oi the nett nonse, declares
ouuish, In favor Of the freesi Kind OF Free
Trad. 10 . letter To the Albany Argus
be ssia. We must no. daily with hallway
measures; ~ must open every market for
iii "a pro iucts All right. The sooner
The I nocraiie party puts itself squsrely
on y . Free Trade platform The better
TIL. is where 1, really belongs, but u
da.c. no, openly .dmit ix actual ssnt
mepts before an election.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20

Ia y asocfsiie claim thai ,be rscen,
slreiiuh go he peoples condeunsiios
81 81 isng mstss Cleveland their peHt
etHgissls ips prfsiJsni. though Hill viii
b. h.sly 10 capture The New York delegs.
,ioS ~ hs cares TO make tie fsht Cleve.
lara is no, suons With The Democrats 10
No York state ~biie Hill " virtually
bose. Some VI the Democrats think they
can get slons without New York 10 1891
We hope they will keep on thinking 90.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
No i.or.a.. In IN. Dsmeora,,e vs,s,

With very fes ttespiiyn- - in .
90 have tIsuin.d the returns oi TIE vote
Ia The difertD, copgtes.ioasl districts the
Drn0ct.ise vote IL l-tv lois year ibsn Ia
tie ssua ditricts 10 1855 Phas tss Deln
ocr.tie gin of Cmgtessmso Is the rcsalt
OF The ahsenes u Republicans from the
polls rather tasa 9 gain III tie Democratic
Yoia.
As 40 lllu-trs,ion tax MsssscL usetts
where the Democrats are claiming very
remsrksbi- gsiu,. the full vote for. the two
years "a given by ihs Boston journal 10
~ foiIows;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20

A ressis a ihs general orfiurnins thai
The Fs.mes Aliisaee has made 10 ksasss
j. iLsi there vail be only iour lawyers 10
ne lover bfspeh Of the per, ksssss Lasis
.stsre Toe "embsiilei farmers" Of ksn.
sss will hs represented by men Of their
o.n calllss 10 the Legislature sad The re
ssl fa as las making Is concerned.
VI .x.iird siih 8 sood deal Of later.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20

Tan rarIyv saortp "a HiaH xsoroH 10
oyyr asEsscls rnoDrcrss ooyTsoior THEE
oys xAnrrs. WIN Az iscErlsgso rssTnAp
az 4 pnc nnaesSc scaLr oy vAcn1
Esrnr EoszTr1 AND s1uon VINO HAssnA
vsn Hp oovsTnr raIrHyrtGr ~ THE or
wan ouaKr 70 nncnyr rTsssos, soT A. A
osAuETr nrT As nlTTrH % srnrfE yus
Ylcn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
Dry EDWARD p wILDs Es,sle.

Rists Of Vermont, Dtsiiiti Of Astehsrtff %,
In Probate Court Ibid al Man hester, Win y
srd Tor said District 90 shs ib Gay VI hoysm'
ber, A. d. 1880.
IA instrument parpoi iifg 70 he The last vii
,na .estsmert 81 Edssfh Y. rllc. late 81 Man.
chester 10 ssid Distinct Gscessej vas presented
fer protsie.
AZ ti,e PROBATE Ones IN Maj chester. 10 said Ils-
t,let. % lie 2lst day N November. A, u 1880,
Al len O'Clock 10 ths i0fspDob sss ~,
tonled for she probate o. ssld Instrument
aud ior all psfsons eoeesfned 20 spptH sba eoa-
t3,t he zane, IL esuse tLsfc te Tor ~ dolnei
suS pubic notice Thereof ~ss ordered 70 be gwen
by ths publication hsisef IN the Manchester
JornsA. : newspaper pribt.d n sid hsnehss.
tai. tLles wesbs sseeessissiy previous '" ssia
tune 10 sppoini.d.
irps record,
lie. FINS, Efgi.ser:
ATfue Copy of E&cofd,
Xsss Attest, >. YEN, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Y Itlate OF Will u FWAfIJOW
The andersigbed having been appointed by
IA. Hon. Probate Court Tor the Disttiet Gf hal.
chester Commissioners. 70 receive, eIsuins, aud
adjust All claims sud demands OF all persons
against The estate ~
wesl.yg. swsilov, late Of Lspdgfoss.
10 said District, deceased. and all cinims pbib-
tied 10 Offset thereto, bsrfby give notice y At
ve viii meet, for the purposes ffyfessid, At tho
i've lliug house Of Warren W Wiley IA LsDdgfoys
on the is,b day Of Msy 1891. from nipe Oelpcs
A. n, Until four O'Clock y, On sad dsy, tiid
that cir months from ID. i3th day OF sosfmbef
A, d. 1880. 10 tho time limited BY said Court ~
ssia cFs6ii ore TO present their CLAIMS 10 ~ M
ersminsiion aud slio~sDce.
Dated si Lsn6gross this 18th Day Of oven
Der, A. d isy0.
1sgv JACOB hMtIH,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
lark BATCHELDER'S Estate.


AVA State OF Vermont, District OF Manchester. M
In Probate Court held At Manchester, within
and for said District on the Iiti. day OF koyem.
Ter A. D. ity).
Bstcbelder late OF Dorset In said District de.
ceased, proposed 10 render final account u bis
administration Of raid estate.
whnenpon Il wss ordered that said sccoupt
be examined for allowance at . session OF said
Court 10 be Leid al the Probate Office In Msn.
chester, 10 said District. on the 9th day Of De.
ces,ber A D. 1880. st 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon snd that notice thereof, and u .
distribution Of the esiate remaining IN The
hands OF said Administration. be given to all per-
sous interested by the publication hereof 10 the
Manchester JorRsAL, 4 newspaper printed ~
said Manchester, three weeks snecissiy pre-,
vionsiy TO the time 40 appointed.
A true record.
Attest. v PENN. Register.
true copy Fl record
2s3w Attest, J. u. PENN. Eeeifier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
Y "A r M -

w int,na ~ rsar Srlndid reputation hi.
year BY in nIshing ft,t qushi, Rtssclnd
qnsi ~ pfipo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
Ladies' Gloves and Mittens.

Four. Button Kid. in Black, Tan ard Brown
Four. Hook Foster Kid, IN Black Tau and
Brown. Uodressed Kid, In Black, Tan. Brown
and Slate. Mousquetaire X d. IN Black, Tan
and Biown. Kid Driving Gloves, Assorted Col.
ors Fall an Winter Fabric Gloves 10 Blsct
aud Colors. Cashmere Mitten.. Long Wrisls,
Black and rolors koys,, Misses aud Childrens'
q, owes a. d Mitteps.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
Chr Manfbtstfr 3Onrual

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1884,
DIX. slH0xDs. Eai,sranc Pro7ris'er.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
Pontiac .Mittens.

Heavy aud Light w,ipbf tiiov,s Of III kinds
COMF0RTaBLLs. WHITE BEDsPi E.Ds AND
BLANKETS.
ROBES AND HOUSE BLAh KETs.
good assortmrn: N asMIEr AHAwLs.
sKlisTs PasciNtT0at s1id HOOD. 1OBoG
GAN CsPs. NELLY BLGcAps and TURBANs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
Births.
Marriages.

10 Mthche.itf, Nov. igih, At the Netho,.t
Epneolsi church, ny the ks. J. N Applsmsn.
Charles l.. isndsn = ssrdgsle .aa Ms. Ns,y
J. Hubbard 81 Mauehestr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
Gents Gloves and Mittens.

The lange.t and beet seecte ID, lime ever shown
over TWENTY-FIVE s, YLES, 10 all grades OF
ALL WOOL CASIiMfRE kFAL RsD, DOG
SKIN, sHEEP SKIN, BUCK sKiN. We offer 4
special drive in
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-20
BOOTS AND SHOES.

huaBEa BOOTS md SHOES We sre show
Ing nDns elegant hines 81 PAll and winpr.. ~
need them and 80 ca, supp You with teiisli
goods at right pric.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-16
The wool market remains very

The wool market remains very
quiet and unsatisfactory. Manufac-
turers have had u poor season; some
have lost money and Others nave
failed. 1t now appears that buyers
paid the wool growers 90 high a figure
for their clips and the latter are the
only ones who made any money out
of wool. The mild winter has been
one source OF injury while the impor-
tations of all classes of wool in 1889
have largely exceeded those OF lSSS.
The encouraging features OF the situa-
ton are. that manufacture have
been buying so sparlnsly that they
cannot have large supplies; that for
eien markets have not cheap wool out
OF which to make cheap goods for this
country. The outlook ut present is
not encouraging for high prices to
growers the coming season, as buyers
will be n little more cautious. But
Montana wool growers are prepared
to stand a slight decline in prices II
compulsory. The sale OF mutton
sheep will cut no small figure from now
on. The industry will not suffer at
the hands of congress.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-16

Rev. DIR. Samuel G.. smith, of the
Peoples church. st. Paul. Mimi, is
brave man. His thinking facilities are
good and he puts them to Use occa-
sionally. A few years ago he was "A
minister OF good standing in the NJ. T..
Church of that city, but he found the
creed too narrow; he could not endorse
the church discipline or preach its
doctrines with sincerity, so he with
drew and established the People.
church, which has grown to be one ot
the largest congregations in the city.
He recently gave lecture on Israel
in Egypt" illustrated 10y stereoptican
views, in which he made an assertion
that would have caused his death at
the stake, or the torture OF thumb
screws, two centuries ago. lie said:
''The Old Testament is an imperfect
transcript OF the history of the world
prior to Christ, and the idea that there
was n universal flood a. described
therein. and that the human race was
perpetuated alone 10y the sons OF Noah,
was so utterly unreasonable. IN fact
preposterous, to be unworthy OF
belief" lie showed that "away down
under Nilotic mud pert aiming to the
rive Nile) which. beyond any question
OF doubt, had been 10000 years in
forming, were found pottery and other
things which must have been made by
civilized humanity" This view pre-
cludes the possibility OF the Rev.
Smith having any faith in the Garden
OF Eden episode, or the Bible story OF
the OrIgin OF man.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-16
THE WOOL SUPPLY.
Heavy Increase in Dealers Hands Over Last
Year.

BosroS. Jan. 3.-The Boston CONNER
cial Bulletins annual telegraphic canvass
of the weol supply in the United States
shows "A heavy increase over last year. De-
tailed and classified reports from markets
and growers show IA total supply in deal
ers' hands OF ~, 900 900 pounds Of domes-
tic and 15.o00,ooO pounds Of foreign,
against 5O.OOO.OoO domestic and IL. oo0,-
900 foreign in 1883. New York and Phila-
delphia stocks are less than last year. but
Boston shows an increase of ooo, 900
pounds Of domestic wool, and most vi the
smaller markets follow the lead of the chief
wool market Of the country. Imports Of
clothing wool coming from abroad show II
decline Of nearly 10 per cent.
The market for wool has been steady and
the demand good. considering the time of
year, the sales of the week amounting to
1850, 100 pounds, foreign and domestic.
In prices there is no change to Notice.
stocks of domestic on hand here at the he
ginning of the year amounted to 2I,39i,-
900 pounds, including COZ 900 fleece,
2,6O9, 900 pulled, 1,lS5,0o0 California
spring. as, 900 California fall, 2.sTj.ooo
Oregon, .2I3, 1000 secured, 7,ls1 900 ter
ritory, .lO5, 900 Texas, 752 900 Ken
tucky and other southern. l2J. 900 sun
dries. The stock Of foreign wool was To-
900 pounds, Cape 1,3o3, 900, Australian
5000, Montevideo 10000, Engli>h and
Irish $500. Russian and Bagdad 100000,
East Indian 115.0oo, eamels' hair noils
3,S1O,O0O. and various kinds Of foreign car
pets, total, 900 pounds. The total
stock Of foreign and domestic was 2?,Sl0,-
900 as against Is, 500, 900 on Jan. last
year, an increase Of 1854 900, "f which
1929. 900 is in domestic and 3,125,oo0 in
foreign. At Philadelphia fleece wool is in
improved demand, Montana 1Sta Poe, ter
ritorial l5k@ 22c.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-16
Granite Mountain Mine.

An English syndicate is trying to buy the
Granite Mountain, and has made the larg-
est bid for il ever offered for an American
mining property which is 81 5, oo0, 900 cash.
The history of the mine is as follows:
The syndicate organized on Dec. ~, 1850,
and the company was formed sept. 3, ss1 =,
the articles oi Incorporation being filed at
the city OF Helena, the capital of Montana,
Sept. IL. 1881, and the organization was
completed Sept. 20, 1881, by the adoption
of bylaws and the election of officers under
the charter.
The date of the formation of the Granite
Mountain Milling company sept. 3. 1881, }
the syndicate expended 500, 900 in the pur-
chase of the property and development
work. After the orsanizs ZION of the com
pany and until Aug. 1, 1883, these gentle
men and Few others who had become in