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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22

ANOTHER pension office scandal. Green
B. Raum. Jr., son of the commissioner and
appointment clerk In the bureau, has been
caught selling appointments, selling promo
lions In the bureau, falsifying the records of
civil service examinations, and aiding false
PRESENTATIONS In them to accomplish his
schemes. 1t looks as If there had been quite
traffic under his hand to sustain extrava
giant living. The job by when be was eau
was particularly clumsy one, the sale be-
fng negotiated through a negro. who was
q coachman for tine Raums. Young Raum
was also accused Of having borrowed" S72
of department funds, though bis father de-
niles this. Another statement is that the
elder Raum, who Is in deep financial difficult
Ties because of his patent refrigerator specu.
lation, had to borrow the money to replace
this $72. Anyhow. Secretary Noble says be
fs satisfied of the truth Of the charges of SELL
ing Offices and classifying examinations, and
compelled the young man to resign, after
discharging the othe- emnloy ees implicated.
II the charges were true, summary remoya,
ought to have been the penalty. Instead the
boy was allowed to resign and given the Gus
tomary furlough with pay. This scsDdal.foI-
lowing that where Rsum's other son, John,
was soliciting pension business on the ground
of relationship to the commissioner, and all
that the congressional investigation develop
ed against RsUm himself. will undoubtedly
compe. his retirement. He has In many ways
been an fficient Office. but the very ar of
the pension officer seems to be demoralizing.
Tanner and the Raums, where viii 1t eudl
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22
MARRIAGES..

In Brattleboro, May 10, bv Rev F Parry,
Miss Lillian Brown and William Vinton.
In BrattlebOro, Nav 90 by Rev w Sprague,
Mr. George w Fisher. Jr, of Brattleboro and
Miss Jennie l. Blood of Dummerston.
In Londonderry May Is by Rev o P Fuller,
Peter Smith amt Miss Lettie Whitman.
In Saxtons River, May Is. by Rev w Ball.
win. John jeffrey and Mabel Collins, both of
Rockingham.
In Wilmington, May 49, by Rev f n Pierce,
Henry Haskell and Miss Mira Titus.
In brattleOoro, May 10. by Rev II Webb, Ira
III Knight ana Miss Lottie Morris of West Brat
teboro.
In Wardsboro, May IL, by Rev w d Athearn,
Fred II Davis of Townsend and Eta NJ Clark
of Wardsboro.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22

PRESIDENT HARRISON and party reached
Indianapolis Friday afternoon after their
long tour through the south and west and
loaded with presents, including hundreds of
pieces Of gold and silver ware, which prodi.
gal generosity, especially in California, ia.
vored them. The party was at Springfield,
Hi, the day previous and the president made
speech at LIncoln's tomb which Is worthy
to rank with the American classics. He said !;
| Gas passed through the Southern states AMI
noticed those great centers of busy lndustre
which have been built since the war, as saw
| how the fires of furnaces had been kinded !;
twhere there was once a solitude, | could not
| then but think and say that 1t was the hand that
now lies beneath these stones that kipdled
| and inspired all That we bsnod. All these fires
slavery The presentation q. Abraham Lin
coin can be read ON all thesS myuntaiu sides
wh4.ro free men are nov bending 'heir energies
TO me development Of States that have been long
You se hep, n most nrssoGs
Towards this spot the leet Of the reyerent pa
triots OF the years to come will bend their way
win a'old and inspire many ives. nave stud
d 1t and been filed with wonder and admira-
ton His life was an American product no
other soil could have produced it, The g eat
ness of it has not yet been fully discovered or
measured. We VIII all again and again read
the story of Lincoln's life a1d will find our
nearts ana minds enlarged, our lives and chari-
ties broadened and our devotion to the consti
tuition, the flag and the free government which
he preserved to us in'ensifed.''
At MonteZuma and indianapolis he had
most royal welcome from his old friends, the
Ho0siers, and was so affected by it that
choking tears prevented his completing his
speech at Montezuma. At Indianapolis he
responded to the greeting with this simple
elOquence:
81 come to lay down before you to-day my
Offering of thankfulness for the friendly help.
fulness in boyhood and in all hours down to
this. left you two years ago to take up the
work of the most responsible Office in the world.
went to these untried duties sustained by
your helpful friendliness. | come after two
years to confess many errors. but to say TO you
that have but one thought In my mind-t) use
Whatever influence have for the general good
Of all the peO"le 4"
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22

THE Federal supreme court In Pennsy'
vania case upholds the constitutionality OF q
tax on the business of the Pullman and other
car companies running through the state.
Very few Of the states have given any atten-
ton to this source of revenue, but 1t was IN
cluded in the able and comprehensive cor
poration tax bill which commissioner Mar.
tin prepared for the late legislature.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22
THE REFORMER.
FRIDAY, MAY ON 1901.

The American screw company oi frov''
dence Is about to build factory In Leeds
Eng, to be located upon the banks OF the
Ayre. President Angel assigns as the prln-
cipal reason for this step the onerous condi'
lions requisite to securing drawbacks on the
xport OF their product, imposed by the pres
ent tariff law.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22
alleged Scheme to Defraud the Federal
Government.


Alleged Scheme to Defraud the Federal
Government.
The United States grand jury at Des
MONIES yesterday returned an Indictment
against >. q. Newton for conspiIing to de.
fraud the government.
The crime charged against Mr.. Newton was
AN efioit to load up" the United states mall
passing over the Des Moines & Kansas CITY
railroad during the month OF April when, by
order Of the postofflce department, the mails
on all the roads were being weighed for the
purpose OF securing a basis for new contracts
with the varions railroad lines.
Mr.. Newton IL vice-president and general
manager OF the Des M0ines & Kansas CITY
railroad, narr0w.gauge line extending from
Des Moines south to Gainesville, Mo.
1t Is alleged that Mr.. Newton obtained a
carload of papers, wrapped fingly and ad-
dressed to parties at different points
along his road, and then arranged to
have them returned to some other
point, thus getting them weighed twice. In
this manner be caused to run over his road
from 200 to 800 pounds per day of extra
mail, which. II undetected, would have raised
the cOmpensations from the government from
$4,000 TO $4,000 per annum for period Of
four years.
Mr.. Newton Ia a man about go years of
age, and is said TO have great wealth. He
halls from HOly0ke, Mass, and Ia interestek
to large extent 10 the paper making indus
tries OF Holy0ke. He Is the principal owner
Of the Des Moines & Kansas City railway,
and has recently made his home In Des
Moines. He Is ut present In Massachusetts,.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22

THBRE Is a big strike of weavers Of int
mills Of John a. James Dobson near Phl'a-
delphia over the presence Of imported labos
brought over from Bradford, Eng. The cor
related fact Is too usual 10 need to be mel
toned, that this firm has been among the
most active In soaping campaigns with money
and lobbying 10 congress for higher tariffs to
.sprotect American labOr.V
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22

ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER's decision II
expected within day or two on the War
Departments claim against Vermont grow
ing out'of the arms furnished In 1884 at the
time OF the raid from Canada. II this de.
cision 10 for the state, the way Will be cleared
for the payment Of the direct tax refund. II
1t is against the state, the matter will be taken
to congress-.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22
Isn't this Cbristianity?

SENATOR MORRILL,, In response to the re.
quest of the American Economist, hat, given
to that paper his reasons for being "a protes-
ZIONIST: ~
| First-It brings together diversified indus
tries which never fsiito vastly increase wage
Second-It adds prodigiouslYsfo the power
of increasing, by machinery and steam and
| water power, the necessaries of life and of
advanced civilization, aud also greatly
cheapens the1cost OF subsistence.
Third-It furnishes an opportunity for
every person to find the employment best
adapted to his or her genius and capacity that
will secure the largest income or the greatest
happiness. a.
Fourth--It creates home market. without
which the cultivators of land In America
would be but little better off than our abor-
igines.
Fifth-It is the bulwark of national inde-
pendence, In peace or war.
This is good argument for reasonable
protectionj justified the original adoption of The
policy to give our manufactures a start and
perhaps even such protection as Senator Nor
rill asked, and said would be amply sufficient
% yearslago. But 1t does not justify the In
crease of war duties. even beyond the high
eSC war HSuTe, LHaL was ioducu ou W tuo
country in the protective part of the tariff by
the Mckinley bill. These were wsy @he.onu
the needs OF honest projection; formed sim.
ply tariff for trusts ana monopolles. The
only excuse that was urged for them, that
home competition would ultimately cure the
evil of them could be urged just as well for a
ariff five times higher yet,-and the trusts are
the answer to the argument every |
lay. No one, even theoretical free trader,
objects to moderate protection sufficient to ac-
omplish all that Senator Morrill, outlines,
Without multiplying milllonaires as has been
lone in the last few years, at rate which the
world never dreamed of before. But the dan.
er of the protective system, the one that
leeds to be most carefully guarded against, is
hat which is now being exemplified. The
nore given the more will be asked for; the
reed of It's beneficiares can never be salts
ed. 1t is only human nature for them to
fry out tat" for campaigns on the under.
tanding that 1t shall secure more subsidy for
hem, and 1t Is only natural for the political
arty to repay the aid with more subsidy. 1t
an evil that fattens upon itself.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22

Now the tin plate people, who were telling
how "3O establishments would be started up
in 30 days" after the passage of the Mckinley
bill say that there must be more tariff II the
industry Is to get foothold. The people
have already paid S3,O0O.0OO In enhanced
prices, with the most trifing results so far
as starting any manufacture Is concerned,
and now they must be MIXED some more.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22
Singular and Fatal Accident.

Redford Almy, living at Buskirks. near
Bennington, met with q singular accident
Saturday. He was coming out OF bis barn on
load Of hay, which was too blgh to pass
freely under the beam over the door. He lay
down on the LOAD with both bis feet to the
front, holding the lines In his hanhs, and In
passing under The beam his feet wore caught
by 1t and he was Doubled back on his face
and crushed into the hay. causing conclusion
Of the spine and Internal injuries. and result
ing In an almost complete paralysis of his an.
tire body. He lived until Monday.
Cbas. Morris Lamb, the Oldest attorney Of
eastern Vermont, who has been In active
practice Of his profession to this date, was
field away from bis house Friday and died
Tuesday. He had been resident OF South
Royalton since December, 1852.
Ex-Gov. J. Gregory Smith has been seri-
Ously III at st. Adams, but has so far im-
proved as to be able to ride out.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22

No better statement of the money question
has been made than that of President Harri-
son in one of his recent speeches:
'Whatever money the government issues,
paper or coin. 1t must be good money. l
have an Idea that every dollar we issue shou Id
be as good as any other dollar we issue: for,
paper or coin, the first errand Il does is to
pay some workman for his DAYS toil.-
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22
Bas . Ball Bits.

Jones and Magill have signed this week
with Northampton at sa aries Of from BIS to
SIS week. A letter from Jones shows that
be has an idea that Woodcock will go there
instead Of accepting the Boston National
League offer.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22
From the ". Y. World 4

IL Mr.. Blaine were as candid as he Is able.
ss scrupulous as he is sagacious, n faithful
to principles a. he is quick to detect the pop.
Olar drift or to devise the scheme that may
deceive for the moment or tide over an emer-
gency. he might very fairly be named the first
American.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22
The Free Trade Feature.
From the st. Louis Renublic.l

McKinleyites still point to the free trade
feature of the late bill as Its browning glory.
Tackle one of them and he will point you to
the price OF sugar.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22

"a stitch In time" often saves consump-
ton. Downs Elixir used In time saves
life.-adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22
Instantly Killed,

Dwight r )gers Baker. son of Don A. Baker
living on the shores of st. Catherine In POult.
ney, was instantly killed Tuesday by being
thrown from a load of hay, striking his head
upon large slone. He was % wears of age
aud graduate of the State Normal school at
Castleton In the class of 1888.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22
A Missouri Cyclone.

A terrific tornado passed three miles north
east of Mexico, Mo-. Wednesday afternoon
In the vicinity of Bean creek. So far as
known Is houses were destroyed, some 10 or
II persons killed, an equal number fatally In.
jured and large plumbers badly Injured.
There is no doubt that great loss of property
and life has occurred further east. The Scene
at these places is horrible in the extreme. E
b Merry SAID: "When | first noticed the
storm the wind blew gale. I was holding
my baby In my arms when the cyclone struck
the house. / was dashed against the house
and the baby was carried a hundred yards
and dashed against tree. picked 1t up
and went back to the house to fiLd my family
S altered ia every direction"
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22
International Postal Congress.

opened at Vienna Wednesday. The minister
of commerce described the object of the con.
gress, namely, to establish the basis of
scheme for linking together the civilized ma.
lions of the world In single postal fedora.
tiOn. Four committees were appointed to
dis :uss prelminaries.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-11
Cut Decanters,
Claret jugs,
Fancy Flower Pots,
Cloisene Y asses,

u Lawn Tennis Sets, Croquet Sets, Pictures,
Screens, Fancy Clocks, Tennis
e Jackets, Writing Cases, Writing Desks,
IA Electroplate Water jugs, Electroplate But
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-11
WORTHY OF A TRIAL.

Ii you are troubled with rheuma-
tlsm or a lame back, bind on over
the seat of pain a piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's Pain
Balm You will be surprised at the
prompt relief it affords. 80 cent
bottles for sale by all dealers, Ben,
son, Smith q Co., agents,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-11

The best thing To send To
your friends abroad is King
Bros Illustrated Souvenir
oil Hawaii, which is gotten
up Tor the purpose aud is
not an advertisement,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-11

Toilet Mirrors,
Dessert Sets,
Glass Flower Stands,
Tumblers,
Wine Glasses,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-11

Silver Spoons Solid Silver Napkin Rings, Hand Painted
oacncs' fancy 1lammocks, Ink Stands Triple Mirrors Toi-
let Mirrors, Hanging Mirrors, Dressing Mirrors Hand Mir
fors Flags Fancy Saddles, Silk Hose, Neck Wear Linen
landkerches, Point Lace Handkerchiefs Limerick Lace
lahdkerches Japanese Embroidered Handkerchefs Pur-
se Letter Cases. Pocket Books English Bicycles Dressing
Cases, Manicure Sets Photo Cases, Albums
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-22
Scr 6 Gpnpent rcpnbIifaniiGer Clubs
1T Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, o, 21. 2lpril. = Ser
@onpeut Der 2tga Der republifaniiden Yarz
tel trat beute Otlttag III Der prGd)tig qe-
ldlniidteK rOtuIfballe" Sulammen. Erdli,
bent Sburiton erid)ien in @eellldaft bes
81 @onperneur5 Sorafer, Oes Nianors
OtoSbD unb beS Gr=&eprQIentanten Ntc=
ainlep lm Sofale, uno nahOem Eaitor
Somarh Senoeron ein Gebet geiproden,
bielten Manor Mosbp unO @rz9ouperneur
Sorafer SepillfomnnungSanIpra6eu an Die
0elegaten. Semerfen5mertb lit, bab Ya.
flor oenoerlon, ipeId)er bteien @onuent ourdl
eln Gebet er0Hnete, ais Brigade =@eneral i'll
Der cDnfDberirten 9lrmee oiente unb ein Ser
manDter bon Sefferiou 9apiS iii. aldtb.
s. y. YomerS bon Sermont antrportete auf
Die Seiuillfommnung6 6anlpra6en, uno 8rGz
ilbent Sburlton hlelt barauf ene lduaere
Sic. @r ld)llberte oarln bic 2lga oils Die
politiIte SolontGr rganiiatton Der repub=
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meineu, Die obne Solb bient unb ihr qan3es
Sueben au1 Serbreltung Der groBen Brin=
Sipen riftet, Die alien amerlfanlideu 8iir-
germ Srelbelt unb 9leld)helt aarantiren.
10000 Clubs nit iiber 100000 DtitQlie.
Der, la9te er, leten bier pertreten uno nm
luDttH uul JtiuIIIH W. -SeputltIuIIYf HU=
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paB Die republitanii1e 8artei itets ibren
Sntereiieu uno Sorberuugeu Ge6nuns ge-
tragen babe. 9feouer bepraf i'm 8eiteren
bas 9teiultat Der &ougreBmabl i'm letten
!Serbfe unb oeriud]te, par5ulegen, baB Die
republifaniid)e 9tieberlage gar nid)t 10
idlimm gemeien iei, iunoern baB iie Die
Yartei eflti9en uno tbr bel Der nad)iten
gSahl sum Stege perbelien merSe. Gum
Shluiie benuuSirte Rebner Die pNiu9-
mump8" ais Serratber unD lobte ben
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dliiten, Mteudelm0roer, gaS5aront II. bgl. su
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bem Seifau aufQeuommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-22
ytr. 96.
1tnretncS Slut.

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3eid)nen pfeat, Ill urrCiucm Slut. gdlgs
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pon Stotler, Die onS Slut unrrtu MAIDEN.
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fraft gu uu0 eitctoiGpCrbruudltcu, abacfoRcueH
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iutrtenoeu Y(ittd and oagCqeIt angemauOt
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id)lie6lid1 ans heilIamen uuO piiHtgen 9llpCua
frduteru ;ubereitet uuo ioltteu i'll icocr Numllte
ais eritcs ulo oberite5 60uSmittel 9Orrdthg
gcbaltcu mcroeu. Giuige ct. &ernarO Fllu
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llugeuad) uno bobe Doctor uuO 4pothCtcrreda
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-22
Ser Sraiiocnt lit Seras.
Gin internatiunaIer @mpiaue in 81 Iain.-
SefbetIianng ocr meritaniidlcn Sebproen
aM OeM NeluiIl I'M MN Is erc M pIiic II.

N'' ~Ns
81 y 0, Seras, 81. 2pril.-9er HrG~
noent unn Sefol9e tameu I'M 10 llbr hcnte
Sornltttag rad elmer 640 Meilcn laugeH
0a9rt 0on Gan antonio bier an. 9le ellis
Sl9enSrte, lumelfen unterlue9s GmpIangS.
9emoHltratlonen itatt1anoen, uaren 0el
6lo uno gslcta, Ser. Der lebtere Srt
ma1t st. au9ultne, Sla., Die Gbre fret
tI9, DIE altelte Staot Der Ser. Staaten Su
leln. VI BalO, melfes id beute Sum eriten
Wtale pes SergniigenS erfreute, paS Sber>
haupt Der Nation III ieinen @reaSen Su lez
ben, bate Su bieem 3mede ieiu feilItdes
9emano angele9t unb etne 9roBe, lnterna=
tloHale Denomination peranitaltet, al iuels
der lld) Imerifaner, Meritauer, unp Snoiz
aner NIT 9eltem @utbuilaSnlu5 betbetz
llgten.
Slele SrtumpbbDgen nit ben Snid)riiten
pgSllfonmer, HrdilDent," y9SilltOmnlen,
unlere merttanii6en 6reunbe," p9ieclproiis
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oeueH StraBen errlt)tet. 9lmerfantldle
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lut Don p SauoneniDiiiieu ab. @ouuerneur
GurrluoS BON @bibuabua, lomie 9eneral
HaHgel, Nlllitdrbeieblshaber Der Sluelten
Gone Don Merlto, waren nit elmer Ntilttarz
aapelle uOn 45 NtuIiteru uuO elner 2btbeiz
lung Willtdr, meldleS auf ipeSiele @rlaub>
ntB Seueus Der SSaibiugtoner Jiegierung
iiber Die grenie fam, am SahnboIe Su9egeH
uno betbeilgten ildl ali benz gnpiaug.
Na1 ben erlten SegruBungS
beitle9 Der Yrdilbent Suiammeu nit bem
@ouuerHeur @urrlQOS, @eueral 9fan9el Il.
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