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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29

Tenc linrnBen in SenmeSIee bciurd,tet. - Scr
Stsa8en5abu;trite III TcspaTf.-Smportaz
ton .taiicmiidber s!rbeiter.
&nOroillc, Ecnn., %. 9uli. -
Die yGennciiee GOal & Otining So" "
ldidte gcitern 60 weitere Sndflin9e nah
ibrcn a3cdcn an Der Goal Grccf, unb
beute iriib iollen nod 164 oOrtbin &C.
lan0t weroeu. Sefanntlib luur0cn Die
llnrubcn, weld)e bur6 bic 5nlpOrtaton
ber erlten 40 StrGilinge unter ben freien
9trbeitern entltunoeu, crit por meni9en
Ea9cn Ourd einen GOmprOmlB beige
le9t, uno mdn fiirdtet, baB bic icet9e
DtaBnabme Der GOmpagnie neue 0tube~
ltorungen peranlaijcn wlro.
9tewart, 9t.sS., %. Suli. - Die
StelIen Ser Strifcr auf Ser y9lapiO
Srunlit elethii6cn Sabn" merScn raid
bur6 Griatlcute bcleet, unS Ser Setrieb
lit wicoer aufgcnOnImen. Die Stritcr
periammeltcn lid bcltte an nerI6tc0eneu
Euntteu Der 8abnlinisn, oerb0bnten bie
yScnbS" unO ludtcn, bic gSa9gon8
bur9 aui bcm @cleiie aufgcbdufte Sinz
ocrnilic aui;ubulten. Die Boli;ei miidte
iidy raid ein, unO bis ieet lit es ibr sez
lun9cn, bcoenflide 9fubeitOrun9cn 5u
pcrbiiten.
Gbicaao, %. Suli. - 9ta6 BRET
m0dcntli9cr angcitrcngter Gbdtisfeit iit
@tnwanDerungsz zSnipetter Stit6 in ben
Sclie ununit0Blider Semeiic baiIr &C.
langt, baB SuuOcrte italicniider 2lrbeiz
ter auf Softer elmer Corporation, beren
9tamcn nod ni3t ermittelt lit, import
tirt morSen iiub. Die nit Der 9lrbcit
bctrautcn, Gaiuru uno 6allOues, baben
al5 italieniIde &erfmeiltcr on amerifa>
niidcn Giicnbabnen gcarbcitct. Sic
botten Elm Siireau III 0tr. 337, Glib
OcSplaine5itraBc, erOIInet uno parcn
nit @clonlittelu gum 2lnfauf Der 0amz
pfcrbiQet5 rcid)li6 perIcben. 6allonc8
iOll Elm GeitanoniB ab9clc9t babcn.
Surrt5bur9, Ra., %. 9uli. -
Seutc lparen 15O0Otann in ocn - Eenuz
ipluanier Stoblwerfcn" su Steelton in
Gbatigfeit. Gabrenb Oe5 9ta6mitta9S
wurocn Die Snifer 0ur6 bic 9lnfunft
bon 80 gcldiften 2trbcitern bon Sparz
rom8z Boint, OtO., iiberaidt. Scrc
glrbcitcr lollen unter BEN ueridicoenen
gSerfen pcrtbcilt uno bu;u uerwenOct
wcrben, bas 9enemerzStaBlmsrt in Sc
trieb su 1eeen. Sin 3ug, pel9er Die
GrIaeleute bcute IbenO BON election
nad ibrcm Guartier in Sarri5bur9 be-
f0r6ertc, uurOc pon junscn Burden,
Die NIT Ocn Strifern WmpatBlliren, nit
Steincn bombarbirt.
Strange, RS, %. Suli.-9ie
itrifcnoen Staliencr, pelde an BEN Biciiz
gen 2lb;ug8fauGlen bcidGfti9t paren,
UcrIu6ten bcute, Die am lSerte gc6licbcz
ncn 9lrbeiter burt GinIdiidtcrun9 ;ur
Ginitclluns ser Gbat9teit slt 5,uin9en.
Die Boli;ei madte elncn 4n9rliI auT Die
Stritcr, 0rangte iie nad Oer Otainitrabc
suriif unb serltreute iie iblicBli6. Die
geute crDielten beute 9tudmittGg ibren
idQigcn gObn. Die nGmplrezGOnitrn
tionsG ompanD" bat 100 pcitcre Static
uer alS Griaelcute bierbcr 9ebra6t, uno
wcitcre llnrubcn biiritcu lid crci9nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
Sohttttitfdu.

q d. moub, 3d., -. Sult.-Gie Sofos
nlOtioe zines HeciOnen3ugS Der u9orfolts
g8eferns9abu" sutgleite beute frtb, nat]'
ben Der 3ug geraNc i'll Siderbcit iiber cine
Bride geiObreu mar, III ScIlpriug, Hus
lastisGouutp, 3D., uuo itiirite pOu Der SOs
id)uuQ herab. 2ofomotlufiihrer j. =.
Smitb, rpeld)er AMI ieincm Yoiten blleb,
pur0e inter Der Waidine ;ermnlmt. Der
SeBer rettete iit ourd) 6croblprlu9eu. Der
9tet De8 3ugeS blieb 0ut benz @eIete lie=
ben.
Ser Srtessoampfer ~GrraSurii" in siNabrn.
2iiiab ~. Suli.-0ie bieiIge Slug
poll5ei, meld]e ben &crIutlen, cine MtaHns
idJait iiir BEN dlileuiiGen 9riegSoampier
r9rra5uriS" Su erlaHqcH, opponlrt, III uoH
ben St1t5tereu au19cTOrOert morocH, Dem
NahrSeug nldlt Al Hube Su t0mUen. Die
SfiSlere baben Die @eidute Oe8 TrlegS-
ld)lIIs sum @ebr0Ud) III Sereltta1t Gclegt.
SIurie SabeGoepeidJcu.
- Wdhreuo etner geiteru 81 gule6burg,
gnglan0, itattiinOcnoeu SlumcuauSfelluug
puroen 0rei Gerlouen pom 8ltge erltlGgeu
uHO lcdj8 onocrc bet0ubt.
- Sic 0auiel @iliou, @rGiiOent Ser
llniperirtQtdt ;u &nronto, Ont, bat Oa8
@brenbiirgeTeht Der StaOt Gbiubuyg,
sS6ottlabo, erRalteu.
= CIR Soicph Sauorg, QorOmupor BON
Goubon, CAB Qeltcru elm Sautett 81 Gbreu
Der amcrltGnild)eH AuSltcuungS Gommls
iGrc. Der gorOmapol mo Der amerttnnl'
i1e @eiauote 9tobert yiucoln blelten 3c0en.
- Gine interefaute Sammluug 98oiieu,
SteiouugSltude SHueleu 0auSbd!uHgSs
0t9euitGuoe, II. !. ~. aus oeu Qltatlldcu
YrOuln;eu 9(uBlauo'5 lit ;ur 3elt cut Dem
Champs Glpee III YariS au5gclteut unO ioll
uab Chicago geldlidt meroeu, wcnu Die Dor
tlgeu AuSiteuungS 0irettOren Die crfOroCrs
lidIeu SacllitGteu gemdbrcn. Die Sammz
lung feht inter 2luiiId)t OeS Generals &U-
nentoii, eine6 SobueS Der 6itritlu , Olg0ruti,
morganatideu Gemabltu oeS perltorbencn
GSaren AlcranOer IL.
auiregenOcr 8ranO in Scr
Sruhe. - [}u eiucm 0Iuter;lmmer 0eS
Smeiteu Stodmerte5 0e3 Don 0rn. Gruit s.
Iutbarot nit 6auilie bemobuteu uuO ais
@roceresgaOeu uuo Nddeyel benueten 6au
les 9tr. 7OS, @olumbla 9lueUue, entltauo
geiteru frb tur; Dor llbr Scucr. ST.. 8cul.
yutbarOt bate beim 53ubetts9cbeu Die
Qampe umialleu lnNen mo lif babel Sienls
llt ibmer;baite &rauomunoeu al 0eu Qdns
ben uno I'M Geitd)t SuBeiogen.
6rau gutb0rOt unO rbr alter &ater warcn
iiber oeu YOriull 10 erid)rCdcu, 0aB iie me
gelGbmt porsu lmD uOn EoliSiltcu H0d) Den
untcreu 3immcru 9etrageu weroeu muBteu.
Die ourd Den Bollylten &bOS. GNgan pom
GaIeu 9n. 53l berbelgcrHisne 6euerwebr
l0jhte Die 6lammen, uahOem cin S1aNeu
ooH ca. $500 auQeridJtet mor0en mar. get-
Der hat Die 6amllle Oeu SA0Oeu nI6t our6
0erllderunQ Qe0edt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
98eltausitell1.nes 2ls;tation.

Gbicago, %. 9uli. = Gin aus
bieiigen giienbabn 0irettOren gcbilbeter
9lusiduB bat al BEN in Beters6urg,
6uBlanO. gegenwarti9 tagenoen inter-
nutionalen Giienbabnz9 9On9rcB cine giuz
luOuns gum Seiude Der @eltauSitels
lung erluiien, unb auf priuatem Nege
lit mitgetbetlt wOrOen, baB ser GongrsB
i'm 8egriiic iteBe, bic Ginlabung an5uz
nebuen. 0a oieie Mdnncr auf bic eus
rupaiide 9n0uitric unb Oen 6anOcl ben
grOBten @influB au8iiben, 10 iiebt man
benz @intrefien Der 9lnnubme 0cpeI4s
bier nit Spaaaaa9 ent9esen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
SampffeiSel= Grplpifo,t.

81 emp bis, Icnn,, q. Jult. -
Sn ser 9ieparaturs@ertitGtte Der Sill
Gitp Sclmilble" 5u Sid5burg, Otiii.,
purOen Dtaldiniit 9llbert Spie5 unO
Seijer 9llbert 6iI6er Ourd cine 0ampfs
teheI grplOiiOn tOOtli6 uerlcRt. Ger
2OOO 8funb idwere 0ampifenel wur6c
800 Sup peit iortgcidleu0err unb idlu9
bur6 Oa8 Dad Der @Obnung Wfar 90
iuenbcr9'S, no ct einen Sid 3ernulmte.
Die 6amilie 2Owenberg bate geraOe purs
her ibr 6riibltiif an ienem 5iIde einges
nOmmen, entfcrnte iib ie6o6, als ite sen
Snail Der GrploiiOn pernQhm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
Varnsu un0 c'Sbea.

Qonbon, 28. Suli. = Der &egiftratOr
oes Sanferottgeridts entibieo bsute, DaB
YarneQ's @iumanb gsgeu Die Sesahlnu9 Der
Soften in benz S'Sbea'iden S6eiOunaS=
YroseIIe, ndmlid), baB cr uidt in Gnglanb
mobne, nitt fi9hatig lit. Parnea fam
nun gegen lene @ntideiSuna appslliren; OIL,
berenfals muB er entpeoer Die Soften besab-
len ODER i9 bancroft ertlareH laheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
Neaulatoreu= .Iu,nejem TN aeut,,S,,,

yOuis tlle, &D., %. Jull. -
Gin WtOb bOlte uabreno Ser leeten
9taat Sum Sling uno Siu @OoSs aus
benz GeiausniB gu GirOn. Sing ioIlte
sebdust werOcn, jeoOd rib iid Oeriel6s
los unb entfam. Der Mob peitlhte
Oarauf @oOb8 bis auf'S glut unO lieB
ibn lauicu. &ins bate icine 6rau gu
ermorDeu periudt, uuD tie seswunaen,
alien isinen 6reunOen 81 @iuen Su iein.
Die Sswobner Der llmsebuns iinO ents
i6lohen, ibn ;u lpn9en, iObalo er ibnen
in bic Sdnbe fault. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
Uerfopfuno,

@erfoefur1 IN cine Der ON hinfi1fer oors
fommcnNeu NIB au1lanoiteu 6rantbeiteu, tucdJe
namentlih bel lidmeru luo 6raucu, Die ourd)
ibreu GCrui Al elmer llbenoen yebGsmel'e gcs
8muuocu iuo uno ans Reiluug ODER yl0tGs
menojafcit rcihltde uO frdftiQc 9iubrung III
QeniCBeu pflegeu, ild1 enfteut. 2ln uno litr ilt)
nitt Qeraoc Qciibrlif, tauu ilt Ood) IN ben
eruitclteu St0ruugeu oC5 QBemeubcnu0en3
QulaB oebeu. un0 ;ruar beionoer5 oauH, meur
iie uCrnad)ldiiigt uuo III Solge ocIIU Ucraltct
mtro. Sn iriihcreu 3eiteU pilegte man ile nit
ollerlei mncrQlholtigeH, itarf mirtenoeu 4Rtra
turen, Yulueru MD Yiueu iu turlreu; auCtu
baS bier oeu Seuiel nit &CClicbub auStrelbeU,
neil bcitiq uirtcuoe 2lbilibrmittel 3mar 'ltr
ben QuQcnbljf helieu, bel hduligerem @ebrauf
obcr eiueu b0hit id)dolihcu GinfluB alf bic
26rpcrtouittutiou MD uumentllh GUt Die
S6QtjgtCitCH Der log. ujtNlGH GrgdHc auelibCt
uuo Seu &0rper iiber C9ebllhr ldlludttn. gStro
lettcrc5 oielleid)t and burd9 oen @crlb bea
fon0erS trGftiger Jtdbrllug 0Crhittet 10 Oer'agcI
GcrQoe in Tolqe oeiieu Die SerOuuung5OrgGu
Sen 2euit, uuo Oau treteu crnite, oa5 gau3e
ge6eU 0e5 GpferS otcle5 3uituHoe5 beorOben0e
&ermidclngcn ein. ollie bic rettiT;ircuoeu
g2irtuuget Der altcu braitIlteu 4urgirmtttel
meroeN erreid)t lno ale IblCu 5olgcH oe5
@ebruud}8 oerelben lperoen oernitoeu ourb
cine aur NIT Ct. &teruaro GrdutersItileu.
Gieielben fiu0 ouaid)lteBlIdl eIne ocgctaLtlube
9uammeuletuug, ObUe SclmeHgUug trg5uo
ipelher IdJaoltdcu, anqrelTcuoeu ODER Qutl9eI
Stoiie uuO nur ans Den hClliGmiteu Hn0 mirs
;iqiteu llpeuirdutern bercitet. Gie pirteH
grliuoe oHreqcnO uno ermedeuo uui Die Ser
bauung5orgaue, bei0rOru bic Abiuhr Der uus
percouiteu Stoiie, obrc ben &6rper sI
fhwdd)cu, unb iiuo oaburdl 6o5 bette 8lutreint=
qunQsnlttel, oQ5 Der 9lr;ncihaB tcunt, mas
bon uieleu berporragcuocu 2ler;tcu aller girOer
mn &6ltcr uuO pielen Iaricuoeu oantbarer
Yatienteu, beueu iie ielbit inter ben ert)mes
rcucIlcu llmItdnocn gcbolieu habCn, b'retts
muigfi auertanut mir0. 3ie YiueH t!no in
ieocr gutcu gpotbtte. iowie UOn =. NcuIdoter
& Co., BOY 24l6, gteW Yort f.tr 70 GeHt6 3I
be3iebe'-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
ssegem RaisitatsbeleiStauna bcftrait.

Serlin, p. Suli.-S9on sunl speiten
Nale in Sieiem Sabre uuroe Elm tatbolilfer
@eiltIi1er wegen MISUNDERSTANDING be-
itrait. 9as Serbred)eu Der beioeu 2lngez
fIagteu beitano bariu, buB iie ibreu Sc
melnoemitglieDerH ben 0lutb 9aben, Die 8tl.
Der aus ihren @obuungen Su cntfcrneu, auf
peneu Die ieeige Sailerin ober Die Suiierns
SSiteue i'll tiei Ousgeidnittcuem Sisioe els
IfeiHt. SIM eriteren Sale bate Der YrIeIter
eln Gilo uOn DER Salierln Trieorit) couE6=
Sirt, neil eS unaniiGu0i9 lei. gr lam nit
elmer 9eliuoeu Srafe uno elmer &erparz
nuug oapon. llngliidlider mar ieiu @olz
lege, welder itd] gegcn Die YortrultS beS
jepiaeu Suilers uno lciner Satin penOete.
81 erbielt cine mebrlabriQe @erdn9niBbaft
auiqebrummt. Der &aiier ioa Die barte
Seitrafuu9 oe8 An8stlagtsn an9eOrOnet
Llheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
g0ir rerfettfea fcinc Watcriai,uaa=
ren, nod Slctounasitude,

unb mir piiniHen Gu. lc6e eerte, s piicn su tbun,
bab Dir Dae SeppiG,z@eidiaft bctrci1cn, umo
oa Sice nnier baIhi0brIidlcr elutrGumunas=
@crfaui, isBt bic Seit ii,r Bargains oo lit.
lHisr ganses i'm reiis hcrab9eieetes Eager muS for
Niadltn sic ih bcisn NerfGui 81 9iuecH. SebeHfen
Sie, oas mir 9ieite 2eppiten babcn, pcItc Su
ioI9enoen S@eninnAspreiCn ab9ehen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29

! ! (Sil)t
$ { {: O 1t +
tltit 3eit
| 8ei ihren &erl luhelt, Der
Sprriidsnben 3eit su ipOttel1,
mit1fn Game1 III Dem Nelt~
cDllfre fllll9e SIenllrel pa~
Spn tra9el1, Gieie Danen
iie jeooh iolpett Der Ieint
1T Setratbt fpn1nt, burh
rehtseitisen II. reselmaBisen
Oebraub ppn ,,Oleun's
sGlucfels Seife" verber-
9en. S1ne bic gpren sa
peritppfell prer bic Oeiul1b~
beit Der 5aut ir9enSwie su
ihdbi9en, beititi9t iie ppn
Der Sberf fdhe Slilt6en,
Utllllfll, JtDtDe ltllo Cle 0er~
Ihieoenen Gltl lteQun9el1 int
Oefpl9e DON sl1ne1ntencem
Sitter pber Ginlpirfrng ber
Spnne. Nian bilte iiA Spr
Tdlilbm9en! 5n S(pptle~
fen Su babel1. Die ,3eit
| sreift ebellip bas 5aar, wte
oen Ieiat at. S(Qein nem
m9elanten alten Silrlcbhen
laBt ii6 onA Dter nit
v9iQs altgenhlldli9cm
SaarfSabe mittel" "trpsen,
lpelAes attf bent 9rauen
5aupte pes Nlters penSau6
BET S5u9enb erneuert. G5
lit bas bette a1p reinlte irn
Oebrau6e befinbli6e 5aar>
| farben1ittel. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
nittrr!

@aGt's Gud, bea,,e,., ,tt,S 9cbramd,t
Die
"S1tt Otaf-'
Gas.@eiibfen. aaminattter (Fenders),
SeuerboGe (Andirons) nmp SasbIofe!
9ealtbcr G. Wllrn,
~r SYSTEMATICALLY moria.,:"o soa'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
9irbctt ttno SpDts.

Teuc lInriBen in ScmmeHee beiurd,tet. - 9cr
StsaSen5abmitrite III Tc,vaTf.-Smportaz
tipu ,tolicuiIdler Slrhcitcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29

&eine nadb5aItiaen ssulsem oss Seiudes srs
partet. = NuidIten Der oeutidIcn nno oer
engitid,em Srcife.-Gie linimfricpeubeit III
tSinnIano I'M @SadDieu.- Sntcrei;
fantcs aus Dem oeutidIeu 1eidlc- - sItniia
iantes Teiieabentemer per SsnuiGin ppn
SeIsten ,lup ibrer Sudlter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29
Sestrausu auf bic eosaIitat Der shIesmig:
SpIiteiner.

8erlin, %. 9ult.-SOr eiuigen Sagen
erlisB Der 2auOrath pOu SonOtrburg eln
Serbot au cine pGulite Geeuid)ait, inter
felncn llInitQnoen Die Greuje Su iiherldlrets
ten. Gem &alier puroe Der Sa1uerhaIt
betannt, unb er CAB aus 9Orwe9en ole teIe-
graphlid)e 9Seiiuug, OaB man OaS Serbot
SuriidSeben mo ben 9Qneu telne Sdwle=
rigtelten bereiteu iolle. Gr iagt, OaB er Den
S9leSwig- QOlneiuern 10 uiel EOpaltat gu
traue, oaB iie iid) nid)t BON einer pano pOl
0Gueu ben 9opi perOreben laiien miiroeH.
Ser S0iier iOu iebr erbOIt iiber Den SOrIaQ
lein uuo ben EaupratB erlutt baben, letne
GeiiGuatlou elu;uretdleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-29

gerlin, %. Suli = San; qeaen Sc.
mobnbeit iuerOen idmmtlife preuBiid)e 0tiz
niiter III Dielem Sabre aui ibren 4oiten blei,
ben unD iit tsine Serien gouuen. 9tur Der
Srisgsminiiter b. aaiteuboru. .Stad)au uuo
SuiiismiHiiter Or. b. Shelliug baben eiusn
furseu llrlaub angetreteu. gSie es beiBt, 1T
bas OtiuiIterlum mebr, als ie, nit Torlas
gen iiir Die ndd)ife &eitStagss uno 2ano=
Tags. SeiiiOu beifditigt. aauSler b. @apripi
eeht ieinen GolIegen nit gutem Seipiel
porau, iubem er il6 b.barrli1 qemeiqert,
einen l1rlaub III nehmeH. Die W1irlfer
fino iibrigeus be;ii9li9 Ses 2lrbeits>S.uan.
tums geraOe nidlt aui foieu gebettet, peuu
Der rubes nnb rtloie Saiier perlanqt ieoeu
augenblif einen Snlmeoiat=Scrld)t iiber
bisie Oper lene 6ra9e.
Rndtebr oer enaIiidjem 8aroe 6rena oiere.
2onbon, %. Suli. - 3as Sruppenz
id)ifi uSronte s." auf rueldem Das por einem
Sabre ipegen slner Meuterel mad Bermuda
perieete @arOegrenaOisr= Battalion aus benz
GIRL Surudtebrt, fam heute Qbeno III Sptt.
heab, bel HortsmOutb, al. Gine groBe
YoIfsmenge bate ild) in 4ortSmout6 per.
iann1elt, nm Die @reua6lere Su bcmilltomnlz
neu, aleln bas arlegsmiuilIerium uerGnz
berte nod i'm leeteu Nugeublide oie benz
Gapitdn oes nSroutes" ertheilten Snftrufz
tiouen uuo befabl ibnt, bic SoIoaten anltatt
tn YcrtsmOItbr tn Scpsr ;u Ianoen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-01-02
FEBRUARY.

|. In pursuance of instructions from
the Vermont delegation in Congress the
Republicans of Brattleboro held caucus
to vote for postmaster. Capt. Childs, the
Democratic incumbent, received 461 votes
to 40l for Mr.. q. A. Hines. A certified copy
of the result was taken to Washington on
the following Wednesday by Col Estey.-
A Christian aid association with 80 mem
bers and representing II states, organized
at Newfane.
? Rev. +. + Mitchell resigned as pastor
of the church at South Newfane.
3 Annual meeting of the Valley Fair
association held and the old officers elected
4-j The Windham County association
of Congregational ministers met with Rev
J. H. Babhitt at West Brattleboro
4-5-G. The Order of Railway Conduct
ors held a successful fair at Bellows Falls,
the net receipts being between 500 and
$500
5. The carriage harm, horse shed and
woodshed of w. w. Barney burned at
Gulford Centre Marriage in Guilford of
Miss May Richmond and Charles Whitman
of Nebraska. Presents to the value of sew
eral hundred dollars received. - Funeral
of Nathan Learnard held in the same
house at Halifax in which he was born 30
years before - Bunches of Rrbutus bios
SONS picked on Forest square and in Vernon
6. Nomination of NJ, O. Howe of New
fame, to be Ipervisor of the census of Yer
mont, sent 10 the Senate.
!. Two harms belonging TO f. B. Sahin
of Saxtons River burned, with some of the
live stock.
10. Corser, Hidden x Co., the st. Al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-01-02
MAY

|. Rev Mr. Whitney ceased to be pastor
of the Congregational church at Jamaica
The Ouiversaist ladies of Bellows Falls re
allied 800 from the Fairy Grotto"
;. Bingham chapter Order Of the North
Star, organized
j. ID. 7. Prescott appointed rOadmaster
of the narrow gauge railroad
,. Sylvester Worden, who died at Mari
boro at the age of ~, had lived for G3
years in the house in which he died
u. All the business was transacted in -
minutes at the annual village meeting .-
The annual meeting Of the county board
of education held at Newfane The annu.
al meeting Of the Connecticut Valley medi-
cal association held at Bellows Falls. A
profitable educational meetiugheld at New
fame
;. The base ball season opened in Brat
tleboro, the John f. Morrils Of Boston
beating the Dartmouths 10 10 =
10. a special town meeting held at vii
mlngtOn and the selectmen authorized to
lay out new road
II The 1th anniversary Of the Y NJ
c. A observed at the Baptist church.
II. One hundred dollars stolen from
Mrs. Roxana Noungs rooms on Elliot
street-A man named Dolan arrested in
Wilmington for assaulting woman, but
escaped from the officers
ii. Death in Fort Payne Ala. as the
result of an accident. of John Davis Of
Brattleboro, aged 80.
l6 l.. +. Adamss house on Oak street
sold TO II. p. Smith Of New York for
$500 Company C., % Vermont Volun.
teers, held reunion at G.. A. K. hall. Is of
the original 80 members being present. -
Burglars broke into the store of W. D. K
j. L. Stockwell at West Brattleboro, secur-
ing booty valued at $50
49, At a farewell sociable given to Rev.
f. f. Mitchell at South Newfane he was
presented with $40
20 Death in Plainfeld. y. j., Of Fred
erick g. Mead, a native of Bratteboro.
2O-2l The Windham county Congrega-
tiona ministers met at Bellows Falls.
2l22 The Windham county institute
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line, the occasion being their 30th wedding
anniversary.
l3 James H. Brown Of Rutland caught
while robbing Corser's store at Putney. .-
A boy who stole purse from A. Whithed's
hotel in Vernon captured and taken to New
fame jail
L. John Burrell, who had lived in Brat
tleboro, arrested at West Chesterfield for
stealing horse at Walpole.
1S Charles f. Clark, a Putnev boy,
committed suicide by drowning at Berwick
Pa.-Death in San Francisco Of James p
Perham, a native Of Athens, jS
49, The election Of Capt. S f Howard
formerly Of Brattleboro to the legislature
from Newton, Mass, announced
Marriages. 30, in Wilmington, Charles
V. Richardson Of South Burlington and
Winnie L. Rice 25, in Wilmington, Carl
S. Hopkins of Rochester, y. Y. and Mary
II. Haskell 81. in Brattleboro, Charles NJ
Brasor and Nellie L. Burnham
% W. n. Dunklee of South Vernon
completed a mammoth green house, in which
cucumbers are to be raised for the New
York markets.
28 The Bellows Falls Times sold to A.
w. Emerson and d. B. Plummer.
21 Thanksgiving day union services
held at Brattleboro.
2S. The Phoenix announced that Yer
mont had made gain of 1876 in population
as shown by the census, instead of a loss
as supposed.
20. w. H. Fletcher's two story house,
occupied by Clark Day and w. R. Gage, de
stroyed by fire, and w J. Pentland's house
adjoining ruined. Total loss, upwards of
$4,000
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JULY.

/. At the Republican county convention
at Newfane S. A. Smith Of Guilford and j.
W. Melendy Of Londonderry were nomi-
mated for county senators. The interest
of the Starr estate in the Peoples bank
block sold TO the Brattleboro savings bank
N. n. Whites house on High street sold
to Mrs. Turner of Winchester n. H. for
s6000
B. Paul Borvin, a logman, drowned in
the river above Farr's ferry The popula-
ton of Brattleboro announced to be 8S4O -
A tree cut on Edison Aliens farm in Jamaica
scrivenered 1858 feet and 92 feet from the
ground was 10 inches through
1. The sons and daughters of Whining
ton held grand reunion, 5000 people be
ing present. The address of the day was
by Col. Haskins of Brattleboro, many other
speeches were made and there we're FIRE
works and other enlivenments On the day
following many people visited the new sum
mer hotel at Rapoi da, then practically com
pleted.-An all-sorts Brattleboro ball team
beaten by the Kearsarges of Greenfield
l. l.. f. Mayo, supervisor at the asy-
lum, bought l. r. Warren's store at Sax
tons River
8. c. o. Robbins bought the interest Of
F. b. Gleason in the hardware store, and
took Dennison Cowles as partner.
g. The hottest day since 1885, many
thermometers registering above 100 degrees
II. In two hours $1,000 raised TO support
the Commercial Union telegraph company.
u. George Farr of Vernon seriously
injured a horse throwing him down and a
loaded wagon passing over him.-James
Stearns, aged 80, a longtime resident of
Windham, fell backward on stone steps, re-
ceiving injuries from which he died the
next day Thieves broke into d. f. Cush-
ing's store at Cambridgeport.- 2jth
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
A. Shattuck celebrated at South London
derry.
l6. The annual village school meeting
held, and a tax of 30 cents on the dol
lar voted. Rev. Mr.. Collins having refused
a reelection, Rev. Mr. Phalen was chosen a
member Of the school board. The Knight
x Miller shop at West Brattleboro burned :
loss about $1,000
2l. Death in Newton, Mass, of Mary
Frances Palmer, formerly matron of the
Vermont asylum, and native of Putney,
aged 41.-The Brattleboro ball team slaugh-
tered the Northamptons 81 to o.
%. The mountain road subscribers met
and elected officers.
2G. Watson S. French arrested on charge
of adultery and placed under 800 bonds.
30. Over 100 friends make Rev. DR.
Alfred Stevens of Westminster West a sur
prise visit, the occasion being his S0th birth
day.-Death in Holyoke, Mass, of Lucius
Harlow, a master mechanic and inventor,
formerly of Bellows Falls, aged -.