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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-04-27

Suggestive Lessons Drawn from Their Ex-
perience in Building-AII DenOmina-
lions Contributed Something and the
Congregation Is Composite.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Professor Lounsbury is busy with the proofs OF Ills
ookedfor work Chaucer, and the three volumes
will undoubtedly appear in the autumn.
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The history Of Germany between the years 1895
and 1916 which Mr.. Digelow has been engaged upon
is nearly finished 1t is said that his work will con
tain details which have not yet been published he
has allowed 10 have to private documents
in the Berlin archives
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Mr.. Richard Harding Davis has right to be much
pleased with himself for has not his Gallagher and
other Stories" gone into the eighth thousand Tis
pleasant to note the fact.
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The "Chaucer Concordance" which is in progress
abroad, has at last, says English paper, reached
a possibility of being finished.
The state herald., 1891-11-27
Europe Wants Our Wheat,

A dispatch from London says: The
Russian wheat ukasc issued Saturday will
draw attention TO tho opportunities that
exist for Investment In American securl.
ties, and largo business may DO expected
In railway bonds aud dividend paying
shares. Tho export Of Russian wheat
which averaged III .O0o, 900 bushels for the
last three calendar years. Ia restricted
this year to what hns already been shipped,
and tho deficiency can only be supplied by
the United States. Tho effect OF the
uknsc on Russian bonds wns largely Offset
by statement showing than the Bank OF
Russia and tho Russian treasury com.
bncd hold OIL, 100000 francs gold In St
Petersburg, and havo ioi, ,Oo0, 600 francs do
posted abroad.
The Stdfist says that rcal French invost.
ors have not sold much on tho recent dd.
cline, aud, referring TO tho action OF the
Russian finance minister In relieving the
French syndicate OF aoo,0o0,00o francs
nominal Of the late loan. states that the
transaction has largely improved tho situa
tion. II has prevented u iock-up Of i50,
0oo,oo0 francs actual cash, und NJ no frcsh
borrowers In Paris arc probable II will
lead Russia to cultivate friendly relations
with Berlin, aud measures are already be.
Ing taken 10 that ond to pay interest and
buy food.
II may become necessary for Russia 70
ship gold to Paris md London, and lastly
tho power shown by the great Jewish
houses OF the world may lead 10 rcsulls
Important TO humanity Us well M TO
finance.
The state herald., 1891-11-27
Attempted Jail Break a, Topeka.

Every evening at O o'clock Jailor
McGregor Of the county jail enters tho out
side corridor und takcs stand ut tho box
containing tho lever which locks all the
cclisa once. Ho rings bell, which is tho
signal for tho prisoners To enter their colls.
He then pulls tho lever, md all the prison.
ers arc safe for tho night.
Last Saturday night McGrcgor entered
the corridor as usual. flo was followed by
Dan Joncs, his colorcd assistant, who
locked tho outside door after him. Nc
Gregor rang tho bell nud pulled the iover.
J. B. Pates, awaiting trial for forgery, ,is,a
"trusty," and Is allowed TO roam around In
tho corridors. A. McGrcgor pulled tho
lover, Patcs asked permission 70 got q
bucket on the floor near McGrcgor. Ap.
preaching. he drew = revolver. Tho iaiior
Immediately sprang upon him. A despcr-
ate struggle ensuod, Pates trying 10 raiso
tho lever TO release tho prisoners. Three
times did no snap the revolver, but for
somo reason II failed TO explode. Dan
Jones camc TO tho assistance OF Mc(;rcgor
aud Patcs was locked up. Had Patca
reached the lever big Jail delivery would
have bcen tho result
The state herald., 1891-11-27
A Robber Trapped,

just before ds.nRht Saturday morn.
Ing burglar entered tho store Of W. Nc
Lain Mt Walnut Kansas. McI.ain hsa
boon robbed several umes bciasGp1d nd IN
tho thieves.
Tho burglar entered 6o building by tho
rcnr door aud had 10 pass through tho
workshop to vei tBs6thc main coon. As hs
went throYStho intervening door hs
sprung pbstrap and received In his body
bcl2,Spehe left arm doubic-shotted charge
ofNuchshot from the effects Of which hs
fod In four hours. Before he cxpirc,l. ~
kaia no lived In Peoria, illinoLs-06 hhd q
brother living there. upo2lss person was
found lot Of s,olcn pIsRcrty wASu1ul
boon taken from story I'm pAd1
The state herald., 1891-11-27
l,eass on tho wins.

There nrc 7i,o0o Germans Ia London.
crimo IN very rnrc among women Id.
Scotland.
Only ono Engiishmnn In twenty.
scvcn rays income tax.
An English peer cannot resign his
pccrngc.
There nrc thirteen rcvimcnts OF
heavy cavalry In tho british army.
Throughout the entire world about
ls,coD.ooO people dic every ycnr.
A mnn In Missouri has twenty. scycn
pet rnttlcsnal,cs which come whom he
calls them.
About $500 women are employed In
the british postohicc, or ono 70 every
eight mon employed.
A gourd. with neck coilcd like \
serpent In the not OF striking. Ia a
bonstcd curiosity In Mount Holly,
N. G.
After brief and unnccountnblc III.
mss u horse In Sherman. Mich, died.
The stomach was opened aud In ID.
wna loiind half.busIicl OF annd.
An cauivocnl compliment Ia pcrplcx{
Ing ii young man of llallowcll. Maind]
A fnscinnting girl 10 whom ho has bee
paying considerable attention hal
unnss@ ftHHIa - = 49,
The state herald., 1891-11-27
Doctors Turned to Burglars.

Gardner, Illinois, is excited over tho
discovery that two Of the leading physi-
clans aud q livery stable keeper Of that
town are responsible for recent daring bur
glaries there. Drs. Boyer and McAdam
and Liveryman Briggs were discovered
esrly Saturday morning trying to blow
open tho safe Of tho Gardner Bank.
Burglarios have been frequent during
tho last year, and Pinkerton detective
was employed to ferret out the perpetrat-
ors. He suspected tho trio, and Joined
them In order TO get NJ their secrets. Hc
helped them to plan the burglary Of tho
bank, and while they werc In tho act Of
blowing open tho safe, called on them to
surrender. They resisted and attempted
to escape. Tho detective shot DIR. McAdsm
and brought him down. and captured DR..
Boyer. Briggs escaped.
The state herald., 1891-11-27
Miasissippi Race War.

For the past few days trouble has
existed among tho races Of Atlanta county,
Mississippi. A crowd Of whites went 70
the house Of Dan Giadney, colorod, shot him
and severely whipped several other me-
grocs. George Pickle white man, was
arrested rs ono Of the leaders aud officers
arc In pursuit Of others.
While Deputy Sheriff Whitaker was
guarding the shanty Of Dan Gladney his
pistol was accidentally discharged while
he was examining It. The bullet struck
and instantly killed u negro named Ken
nedy. The origin Of tho trouble Is not
known
The state herald., 1891-11-27
New gIoetIon h Brazil.

President fonscca has issued proc
iamation stating that tho congressional
election will DO held on February ~, and
the Congress will meet OF the va Of May,
ieo2. lie also announces that among tho
roforms which he desires 10 500 adopted Ii
mn amendment TO tho constitution cstab-
iisbing Ian independent Judiciary and sAfo.
guards for tho presidents veto. as well-an
n limitation 10 the powers Of Congress mud
n reduction In tho number OF representa-
uvcs.
II 10 said that The f'onscca government 10
preparing 10 make y formidable naval
dcuonstrution axAipst lilo OrAuds do Bui.
The state herald., 1891-11-27

THERE Is no element Of doprnyiiy Ia
tho lying Of highly imaginative chill.
drnn. II 10 not mn index OF immoral.
iiy II 10 mcroly tho natural exercise
q inspucts Us yet unframed IN self.
eoSisJl "a unrsssrAincd by tho edu.
oaaitq = - nland Unfortunately
tAs pebblsh = correcting tho habit
md prcvcntiss NJ becoming cnnkcr
Of character Is usually dealt with very
igno-nntly. Tho parent sets out with
tho assumption that Ito Il mn i'm.
morality Of fixed ,urpitudo. without
reference " tho nre Of the person toll.
Ing H. Tho assumption 10 M danger.
ousiy unsound ~ II would bo II tho
false statements wore made by pa.
tlcnt IN brain fcvor Whom tho child
lea tho problem Of education In 10
tcach discrimination between fact md
fancy and 10 implnnt moral principles,
" that tho practice Of lying shall no,
b continued Into manhood, ne The
seassmsnts Of soine persons suRges,
tAAA u somstlmss L.
The state herald., 1891-11-27

UPoS many things we must DO con-
tent TO remain indefinitely In state Of
mental suspense. Tho life of my one
man is too shor, and his powers are
too limited to solve any considerable
number Of the many questions which
are continually arising In tho various
departments OF thought Tho bust.
ness man. for example. mny DO inter.
cstod In the discussion OF scientists. In
tho various systems OF art In the new
discoveries OF medicine In the schemes
OF philnnthropists or tho theories oi
philosophers. Yet he cannot form
Jus, opinions upon subjects so far from
his line OF thought; and. II he bc wise,
hc will be willing to remain uncertain
where he Is OF necessity ignorant
The state herald., 1891-11-27

Tnr combination OF temptations 10
which tho .Athabascan Indians nnd the
Esquimnux In Alaska have boon OK
posed is singularly potent On the
ono side tho Chinese lnborers employed
at tho cnnnerics manufacture n pccul.
inrly villainous hquor-fity per cen,
moro destructive than tho worst com.
pounds OF territorial days-ncsr-
ly all Of which. 10 quote tho cen.
sus report passes into tho hands OF
native laborcrs and OF tho worst clio.
mont among tho fishermen. Tho Chi.
ncsc poddlc this vile beverage openly
nt % or 81 pcr bottle, and 80 cxten.
sivc Is this trade that tho large amour,
OF coin used by tho various establish.
mcnts for paying on laborers inynrl.
ably becomes locked up In tho hands
Of tho Chinese toward tho end OF the
season"
The state herald., 1891-11-27
The Cutting Of Government Timber.

Commissioner Carter OF the general
office, with the approval of the secretary Of
the interior, has issued form Of permit TO
be granted TO persons applying TO cut tim
Dor from the public lands under tho act Of
March 8, 1891. Among tho stlpulations In
the permit is one forbidding the cutting Of
more than 30 per cent. Of the timber Of
zach class growing on any urea. Monthly
statements under oath are required, giving
descriptions Of tracts from which timber is
cut, the amount cut and how disposed Of.
No trees shall be cut or removed that are
less than specified number Of inches In
diameter, except for needed roadways
through the timber. Tho person cutting
timber is required TO cut remove and burn
or otherwise destroy the tops and brush Of
trees to prevent forest fires, and he Is held
liable for damages for tho spread Of any
hro attributable to his neglect
The state herald., 1891-11-27
Father Mealynn's Position.

Cooper Union. New York. was
packed Sunday evening with Thousands
who had n sscnblcd 10 hear tho ropiy Of
Dr. McGlynn 10 tho offer which tho propa
eanda ut Rome, through Archbishop corri
gan. had made to him. Dr. Mc0,ynn af
iirmcd his conscientious belief In hi. anii.
poverty doctrines md declared bi, inirn-
tion TO adhere 10 them. II he Ia rulicved
from csccmmunlcailon AMI suspicion. iic
said, ho viii submit to tho Judgment of
Rome, but he will not 10 so under any
other circumstances. His remarks wore
frequently interrupted by applause npd
cheers.
The state herald., 1891-11-27
slandsrIns George Washington.

An ai1Hhaek- --Yas brought TO the
,ourt house Of tho little village OF Fairfax,
Virginia, last week, BY one Of tho rosi.
dents OF that village. The book. upon In.
spectIon, Wa, found 10 DO ono of tho mos,
valuable OF revolutionary timos. II con.
tains tho records Of Nil tho criminal pro-
cccdings Of the place before tho revolution
broke out In II arc entries going 10 show
that George Washington was Indicted un.
dor the laws OF King George for not pay.
Ipg hinllnnaa, ,lik-aisa shown by this In
|tcrcstIng volume that tho cherry trco do
ltroyer hnd several narreu, sssnoussuuu
1DVl0IDo1Ds eohlnmpt In nddi-
lion To those no,ss thero are many others
that will throw now light on tho early iifo
of Washiurtou
The state herald., 1891-11-27
Tho Strike of tho Coal Minors In
Franco.

There is no doubt that tho strike Of
The coal miners in tho department Of Pas
10 cnlias IL u general one. or tho ", 900
And moro mincrs In tho coal ncids OF that
department. thcro arc to-day only 100 NJ
work. A number Of meetings have boon
hold at various places In tho department
which generated into rlotous gatherings,
at which many bitter threats wcrc mado
against tho minc owners. Tho troops
scattered tho mobs without being com
nailed 10 iirc on them,
The state herald., 1891-11-27

AGENTS from the United States ere
travelling through Europe showing the
people OF that country how to cook
our corn in tho various ways. The
taste Of 1t will be a matter OF acquire,
inent Americans do not like rye
bread at first but after becoming nc
customcd TO 1t many prefer ii to wheat
declaring that II has more substance
What tho Europeans call corn is our
wheat and what we know MS corn
they designate As maize and uso very
little. They cannot understand It's
universal popularity In this country
rs an article OF food. Corn bread Is
MS unpaln,ab!c TO their working Glasses
Ms thoir ''blnck bread" would be to
ours.
The state herald., 1891-11-27
% CxAr Orders Il.

CoptAry 10 the announcement made
NV days no that nothing further would
Dc done In connection with tho question oi
1csporting wheat from Russia until tho
caar's return from Livadin, early In DO.
ccmbcr. an ukaso from his majesty was
issued on tho aist prohibiting tho c,por,
Of wheat and wheat products from Russia.
This prohibition which will 20 INTO effect
on Monday ncst, will bo executed under
tho same conditions as those governing
tho prohibition recently docrcod against
tho e.port Of oata
The state herald., 1891-11-27

THERE can DO no true manhood. no
true citizenship without patriotism
Call 1t a fallacy. 1t you will, call II
bigotry. II you like, nevertheless, pa
triotism is 80 real and vital senti-
ment that in its absence good citizen
ship is impossible and the bost forms
OF national life absolutely unattainable
The state herald., 1891-11-27
Caught ON tho F,v-

Tho following item Appeared 1aSaI
Mississippi paper: REV. A. Cathy, .
Methodist minister. aged 20 years,
living nt Burnsviiie. recently cloped
with Miss Mile Marlor. aged 81,
years Tho lndy's parents objected"
A Massachusetts farmer knows q
good thing when hc secs II. Tho pu.
pills Of tho high school at latham 80.
iicitcd tho privilege OF husling hid
corn aud furnishing tho Refreshments :
besides, and ho granted both. Tho
young people hnd good time and
found enough red ears 70 satisfy
them.
The state herald., 1891-11-27

THE heaviest charged words in orif
language are those briefest ones, ''Yes"
and NO" Ono stands for tho surren.
der OF tho will, the other for denial
ono stands for qualification. the other
for character A stout mo" means a
stout character the ready 'yes' a
weak ono, gild 1t us we may.
The state herald., 1891-11-27

Our afflictions are like weights and
have tendency to bow us to tho dust
but there is way OF arranging weights
by means OF wheels and pulleys s.
that they will even lift US up. Grace.
by its mctchless art has often turned
the heaviest Of our trials into occasions
for heavenly Joy. 1--WE glory In trib-
ulations also.
The state herald., 1891-11-27

IT is lucky for certain people that
the Prince OF Wales rather than the
Emperor Of China sets fashions The
latter gentleman rises every morning
at o'clock, and after a light meal
goes to the temple for prayer and med.
ita,ion. Breakfast is served at Z and
dinner Mt 8. After this he works hard
till sunset and then retires.
The state herald., 1891-11-27

As LONG us men have gone out upon
the sea in ships, that long, at frequen,
intervals. have come from the desert OF
waters tales Of self-abnegation. OF
heroism shown by humble men equal
ing my that war ever saw upon the
front line OF battle. But now we have
n story surprising any that has ever
been told before; we have the fact OF
n woman OF only % years, whose song
of cheer sounded above the roar o.
wrccking waves, and made men who
were weak with fear strong enough,
daring enough TO wrest life from
what but for that song. would have
been certain death.
The state herald., 1891-11-27
THE ALLIANCE COUNCIL.
4 Number Of Changes Made In the
Constitution at Indianapolis.

\ OoNBtttutlOU az Indianapolis
The Alliance council has made sew
,ral changes in the constitution. The
lrst change disqualihes business agents
from membership In the council, because
may become necessary for the council 10
vt in Judgment on tho agents, and 1t is not
considered proper that the agents should
V members Of the body that Is TO inquire
INTO therr-bus.aess doings. The second
shange permits the females TO pay q per
sapita tax, thus becoming basis for rep
resentation the same ~ males. Tho third
,hange refers to the matter Of eligibility
Tor membership. Heretofore people Of
mixed occupations could Join the Alliance.
This was repealed and In Its place was
adopted provision that membership shall
be restricted to farmers and farm labor
ers.
An amendment was proposed to admit
city mechanics, but was voted down.
The council passed resolutions condemn
lug the Rochester clothing manufacturers
for locking out their employees, and call
Ing upon all people to let the goods Of these
manufacturers severely alone.
Tho charges made by McAllister OF the
antisub treasury committee against DIR.
McCune, were after brief discussion laid
On the table.
The committee on resolutions reported Q
substitute for tho Branch resolution intro
luccd Thursday, and It was adopted. 1t
requests Alliance congressman TO enter NO
party caucus called to designate candi-
date for tho ofice Of speaker, unless sd-
hefence TO the principles Of tho Ocala
platform are made test Of admission TO
said caucus.
The committee on confederation report
ed, recommending confederation with tho
Knights Of Labor, Farmers Mutual Bene-
Ut Association and other secret orders,
and advising the election Of delegates TO
tho February assembly Of tho confederat-
ed orders. The report was adopted.
The National Legislative Council was
mado TO consist Of the president and sec.
retary OF tho council, and three members
TO DO elected, instead Of the presidents Of
state associations, rs heretofore.
The state herald., 1891-11-27

aaEN are at nrst Jealous OF any ap-
pliance that interieres with their old
time-honored method, and 1t is not
singular that they should be. The
sail makers Of Liverpool have been
agitating against the use OF sowing
machines in the stitching OF sails
The state herald., 1891-11-27
Coop roads are more essential to

COOP roads are moro essential to
the success Of agriculture thnn many
have heretofors supposed. The aeri-
cultural stations should DO made pow
ga In directing the proper construc-
tion OF roads and in tenching the STU
dents the best and cheauest methods
OF making them. Cornell university
has led In this respect by adopting u
resolution to keep :he roads OF the COL
leges in the highest and best possible
condition. Other colleges might follow
probably in the same line