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Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-29
BRITISH POLITICS.
An Extraordinary Crop Of
4 Labor Candidates.
Liberal Leaders Hardly Know
How to Treat Them.
Gladstone Makes q Very Significant
u Pr0nunciamente.
The Disturbed State Of Affairs In India
4 Causes Grave Apprehension-Many
Large Cities ON the Point of
Z Open Sedition.
Associated Press Dispatches.

Associated Press Dispatches.
LONDON, August 2S.-[Copyrighted by
the New York Associated Press. THE
Liberal electoral executive hardly know
how to treat the extraordinary crop OF
labor candidates finding acceptance in
the Radical constituencies. The length
Of the list of names already adopted,
threatens to give new character to the
general election. The men selected in
the labor interest chiefly represent
trades unions, though number are also
identified with socialism. If the move-
ment succeeds, it will place in the next
parliament a compact phalanx Of thirty
labor members, determined to make
questions in labor interests dominant
over all others, after home rule is set
tied.
GLADsToNE's PRoNUNCIAslENTos-
Attempts to draw Gladstone to pro-
nounce in favor Of several Of these labor
candidates, were met with the following
response, especially referring to the ag-
ricultural laborer: "You may rest as
/ 6ured that the Liberals who, in the
teeth Of the house of lords, procured
the francAise for the laborer, did not
thus arm him for nothing. They hope
" do him full Justice, bringing local
/ government to his door, and securing
| him freer access to the use of land.
Liberals and Conservatives alike inter-
/ pret this reply as promising the crea-
| Hon OF parish councils on the popular
/ basis, thus Happing the domination OF
NE local landlords. This change would
effect an immense practical reform in
English rural life. '.9s'
DISTURBED STATE OF INDIA.
|# "A number Of exceptional meetings Of
die India council have been held re-
Gently, due to advices from Simla OF
HE disturbed state Of India. The
81. James Gazette, always we'll
tnfoEHaed on India, says the country is
Y u y d8nGaroua,s ,state pf ehull llition; many
| MS stiles are ready 70 burst into sedi-
tioD,. and viii be difficult to control.
The disaffected have lost that whole
some respect for British authority which
was sufficient for three decades to keep
peace. Any deliberate attempt to
foment open sedition may readily sue
ceed. The prospects are altogether
gloomy. According to the officials in
the India Office, the government is aware
of the tendencies to disorderin the great
cities, but ia satisfied with the gen eral
situation.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-29
x Hard Youth b oh eaded.

PARIS. August 28.-A youth named
Ballet, who was convicted OF commit
ting several atrocious murders, was be-
headed at Douai, near Lille, in the de-
partment Du Nord, this morning. The
execution of this young criminal is
remarkable from the fact that he exhib-
tied the calmest demeanor and seemed
to have the utmost disregard for death.
The young rascal positively refused to
listen to the priests comfortings and
admonitions.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-29
killed or wounded and wounding and
fatalities among the line officers also
had been general,

hAaAVA ~ WooAS~Af sno WSuNs-Ae -~-~
fatalities among the line officers also
had been general,
VALPARAISO gURRRNDEHED.
To avoid The bloodohed which would
probably have resulted from the VIC
torious army entering the city, heated
with the fire Of battle. Viel sent
flag to Gensral Csnxo, with
propoeitkon to surrender the city. It
was acs1pisd, s1d Senior Walker Mar
tinez, tie congressional leader, took
possession of the city.
Shortly after noon the victorious army
began to enter Valparaiso, led by Gem
eral Canto with his staff. The insur-
gent troops were greeted with the Wild
est enthusiasm. The people were wild
with excitement, and the streets re-
sounded with shouts of 'sVive Chile !!
Vive Canto!"
THE LAST ENEMY suRRENDERs.
Shortly after the army entered, Cap
tain Feuentes, of the torpedo boat
Almirante Lynch. was summoned to
surrender. He attempted to steam
out, and opened FIRE with his
machine guns. There was sharp en-
gagement, and then Captain Feuentes
hauled down his flag. and there was
not an enemy to the revolution from
Fort Valdivia to Vina Del Mar. Doring
the afternoon such of the government
troops as were in the city delivered up
their arms and were paroled. The city
is as quiet as could be expected.
BALMAcEDA rs MIssING. 3
Nobody here knows thas whereabouts
of Balmaceda, although the insur-
gent leaders are exceedingly anxious to
find him. The gezpcal belief is that he
is making his way mt Of tue country,
perhaps over to Bnenos Ayres.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-29
An E1hortstion to Eat Maize.

LONDON, August 28.-The Standard,
today, in discussing the grain shortage,
advises the consumption of maize, say
ing the United States could export AGO.
000, 900 bushels of maize, and that an
extra shilling per bushel would attract
all the maize in America, necessary to
supply Europe with wholesome, ,nutri-
tious food.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-29
crops Ruined BY wet weather.

LONDON, August %. kilograms from
all parts Of England and Ireland say the
distressing. Crops are all under water
and will certainly be spoiled unless
saved by sunshine soon. In several Sec
tions the potato disease has appeared.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-29
Piracy Revived in the Levant.

MARsErLEs, August 28.--The steamer
Senegal reports revival OF piracy in the
eastern Mediterranean Vessels trad
ing with the Levant have been ordered
to carry guns Of small calibre and other
arms.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-29
Gladstone Denounces Gambling.

y LONDON, August 3D. Gladstone has
written letter denouncing gambling as
q formidable and growing national evil:
He adds that he is ready to give his aid
to any efforts aiming at the extinction
or mitigation OF gambling.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-29
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vALPARAIsO TAKEN.

A Graphic Description Of the Insurgents'
Triumphant victory
New YoRK, August 29.-The Herald
this morning devoted page to Chile
news. Its Valparaiso dispatch says:
Balmaceda's 4 power in Chile is over. His
army has been crushed after five
houra'. hard lighting. and scattered
beyond "A hope 81 reorganization.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-29

i Renewing he whslsbsns syndicate.
NEW BEDFoRD, Mass., August D.
James McKenna, Of San Francisco, u
here trying 70 renew the Whalebone
oyndico(e d lat year.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-29

visiton are invited 10 call and inspect the
stock Of pure California Wfne9 ready f4r ship
Pins e S3l Ysxfs g ths - e !. WoollAcoss'
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-29

DR.. H. A. Mott, United States govern
ment chemist, says: Royal baking
powder is undoubtedly the purest and
most reliable baking powder offered to
the public. It 10 absolutely pure"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-15

Ia 01.
We desire to extend our thanks
for the liberal patronage we have
received the past year. We feel
very sure we have gained your con-
fidcnce rs well rs your friendship,
We start this NEW YEAR determ.
incd to serve you better than before
and to make
Our Store the Leading
Trading Place in
Bennington County
Low PRICES AND GOOD QUALITY
ARE SURE TO TELL,
When a man sets n good table every
seat is filled.
When yOM Otre people
more than they can re-
sOnablV erpect, they
aUiU come again.
When you have goods worth more
than the price you ask for them,
purchasers are plenty.
OUR MOTTO.-To sell Every NJ.
ticl~ at SMALL PRorlr. but Of u thor
oughly reliable quality.
Ia order TO get our stock IN good shape
for the spriug season. we shall oifer special
bargains in winter goods.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-15

Are you disturbed at night and broker
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teetb2 II 20,
send at oncssnd get bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysentery, diarrhoes, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces in6ama.
tion, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup for Children Teetbing is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses 10 the United States, and 10 foi
sale by all druggists through the world.
Price. 25 cents . bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-15
STATE NEWS.

The public schools 10 Poultney have
started savings bank system With leros
its 10 the Marble savings bank 1t Rutland
J. P. 3lsckmer guarantees that one Sc
bar OF Brussels soap il equal TO two &c
bars OF rosin soap.
The Brsttleboro Savings bank enters up
on its new year with deposits Of 81. 096.
Ole. 43 and investments aud cash sggrega
ting 81. 1856, lOl 49,
I. Perkins guarantees that one s.. bal
Of Brussels sosp Is equal to two &c. bari
OF rosin soap.
A note 10 going the round that DR.. Bul
OF Saltwater. n. Y. who is 81. is still &C
lively pursuing his profession. DR.. The.
opbilus CLARK Of Tinmou,h who died |
few years ago. was 10 practice OF bis pro.
iession at 90 and died at 81.
j. p. Blsckmer guarantees tbst one So
bar Of Brussels soap is equal to two 8,
bars OF tosin soap.
4 II Wslcott who was some years sgc
local editor OF the Herald and /. now man
aeiug editor OF the Burlington Free Press
is given S57. 900 by the will Of his uncle
Who died last week in N tick. Mass.
4. Perkins guarantees that one So bal
Of Brussels soap 10 equal to two IS. bar,
OF rosin soap.
The Vermont branch Of the National
Farmers league will bold meetings At s..
Aibsps Thursday and Friday. II will b
. notable week for farmers gatherings d
s.. Aibsns. ss The Dairy mems ssocistiou
meeting will be held on Tuesday. Wednss.
day and Thursday.
On. III res no danger. say most per.
sons suffering from c.isrrh. But We say
there 10. great danger, aud unless one uses
Old Ssul's C.tsrrh Cure il tine, the dis.
ease may become chronic.
Bellows Falls rivals Wet Randolph % .
healthy town. During the period allowed
Tor taking the census only five desths CO.
CURED 10 . population OF more than $500.
The authorities will not believe this and
refuse TO pay one Of the enumerstors,
claiming be has made false returns. Never.
theless his figures are backed by sfidsv
iis OF oil the doctors and undertakes ip
the place.
Baby is king" oil the void over Al
i,s rule should he. quiet a. possible, fsil
not 10 provide It With DIR Bnii's Baby
Syrup Tor al the ailments incident TO i,s
condition. l, sssafe remedy.
The contract has been signed for the "a
ter works System ~ Midjiebury. which
Lang. Goodhne 4 Co. OF Burlington are TO
build for s3i. Sol 80. The works are 10 be
completed bsIt August. and sre 10 be fret
class 10 every respect. A 2s.horsa power
us,sr wheel Gill pump tho supply Tor co
uestic purposes snd ii torss power
wheel Tor ffe purposes 1t will be possi
bic 10 throw siI one inch streams ct one
time.
II you sre ft,icied With rLeumsiism,
neuralgia govt or other bodily pain. OF IL
yeo have . sprsined vrss or spkle you
oush, Al once 10 procure bottle Of Saliva
iion OIL. the erestess cure 90 earth for
psia. II only COS, Is cents bottle
''Iol the poor Ipdisbf" dying With cold.
won's some good Ssmaritsn' send him .
bottle Of Dr.. Balls Coush 6yrupi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-15

Gen. Eavssd II. Ripley Ger. william
! W. Hsnry and Gen. 7. 5 Peck. the con
saissionss. spi.o,n,cd b. the lesi.isiufs q
conirsci uiib Mr. Kari 0srhsrtt Of Hat
ford. CoBp.. ior The broi q. statue Of Gen
Sisnstd 10 he piseed upon The uopnusn
4 10 LAKE. view com,iery. BurIif giou. hsv,
closed ibs eortrsct. srd BY lie isrDs The
statue 10 TO be 90 the pedestal By the 10Th
Of pest September
Allow me 10 add my tribute TO the Z d.
cscy Of Elys Cream Balm. Ivss scnsr
ing from . severe attack Of innuerEa and
cstsrfh and vss induced 70 try your rem
sdy. The rssnis Vas marvellous. could
hardly srticulsts. and 10 lees than twenty
four houn The catrrbsl symptoms and my
hosfssness disappeared sod vss able 70
sing . heavy role 10 Grand Open With
voice uoimpsired. strongly recommend
it 10 oil singers -Wm. II. Hamilton,
Leading Basso OF the q. ID. Hess Grand
Opera Co.
The failure OF Robert DrysdaIe. . vslIs
knoun young merchant doing large gem
ersl business Of Bennington under The
name OF A. Dysdsle A Son. has csussd
some surprise aud good deal Of regret 10
Bennington. He vas 40 unusually liberal
subscriber 10 every public enterprises and
had given credit 10 bis customers uutil biz
books, il 10 said, showed 81 involvewent
Of nearly $4,000 He employed large
numbsf Of clerks aud kept large Assort.
mrnt Of general merchandise. I
A mixed train on the Osdensbureh and
Lake Champlsin road broke apart on The
steep grade ~ North Concord Wednesday
nigh, aud four freight cars aud one pes
senger car came IL miles TO 81. Johnsbury
d frigbtfui speed. When the st Johns
bury depot wss rescued the train dashed
into the loaded freight cars With terrible
Crash. msking kindIing wood Of every.
thing. The passengers jumped from The
train st North Concord, leaving the run
sway train with sobody on board. The
train bad TO cross the highway d least
dozen times 10 its trip. The damage will
be several thousand dollars.
A sinsu shooting sfIAir occurred q
the home OF Lawyer and ex'Spesker james
l. Martin on Asylom street Brsttleboro.
Sunday afternoon.
Mary L. Eddy. age IA years. the only
Of the late DR.. william Eddy Of
Chester. w.. made 40 unsuccessful stempt
to take her owe life With 32.csliber revolt
yer belonging to Mr.. Martin. which she
purloined from its hiding place in one Of
the closets.
1t seems that the girl had recently come
from school Ut West Brsttleboro to live
with the Mariin's as domestic.
Amer .he had been with the Martins
some time the family began to miss little
articles. which were subseq found
10 her possession. Finally purse contain
ing considerable money aud . travelling
bag were missed aud the girl vas charged
with the theft.
Frsring y term 10 the reform school,
y here her friends had about decided to
place her, she is supposed to have decided
10 shoot herself
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-15
Nothing In the VIA. World 10 q

Nothing In the Wide World 10 Good.
was afflicted with kidney disease. Dr.
Kennedys Fsvorite Remedy, OF Rondout
N. Y. Il say It with perfect rscollecaior
Of all that WAS done for me besides : VA
the only thing that gave me permanent re
liei l have recommended it 10 many peo
pie tor kidney disease aud they oil sgres
that it bss not its equal for this complaint
Lyman Crawford, Druggist, Springfield,
M~ss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-15
OBITUARY.

Died 10 Manchester. Jan Z. 1891. Cspi
Mark II. Wooster aged II Cspi. woos
ter vas born 10 Charlotte. w. 10 1919
For several years alter reaching manhood
be Vas clerk on Hudson river steamers
10 1851 he needed the call OF the country
for troops aud enlisted 10 the LIST W Cav
airy and served through the war. He WI
a hrst detsiied - Commisssry Sargent
and sfterwsrds promoted to Brigade Com
misssry with rank OF Captain. He vn 90
efficient officer and did every tbiog 10 biz
poser 10 properly feed and cothe the
boys" under his charge. He was mel
Der OF Skinner Post aud took great inter,
est 10 ths sfiairs OF the q. A, X. and was
loved aud respected by his Comrades. The
Post turned out With full ranks d bis fun
ersl aud took part 10 the exercises. 10
1912, ., Pswiet. v. Capt Wooster mar
RED Miss Sarah A. Andrus who survives
to mourn his loss, together with three
children, Mrs. II G CLARK OF Brsttlsboio,
Mrs. j. Clifford Clark OF Glens Falls and
Mark u. Wooster Jr. OF Sarstogs Springs.
Doe daughter died several years ago. The
deceased possessed 3 happy disposition
aud always bad . pleasant word for old
or young. high or low. He was especial
~ found OF children aud they were always
fond OF bin. Several months ego he was
stricken with fatal disease yet this did
not effect bis genial nature. and be wss all
wsys glad 10 welcome friends. and bore bis
sufferipgs without murmur Of complaint
To such nature IS his 1t was but short
step into the Kingdom OF Heaven, and bis
last honrs we're supported by Arm re.
lance upon the love and forgiven ess OF .
Divine Saviour. Though bi, loss IS felt
most deeply in the family circle. where
he way always Kind and saectionate
husband and loving father. yet the whole
community mourn his departure. and it
can be truthfully said OF him that he died
without ~ enemy 10 the world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-15
REDUCTIONS
In all Departments.

THIS week . shall make sptca' reduction. ~
al lines OF Winter Goods, Tor the purpos. OF
fore BTocK TAvIxa You are sure 10 lind some.
thing you want 1t price to suit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-15

chsrct % Saturday evening vn very 10.
isssrias sad destructive. Asmsii ba
.ppr, cssiire sajiepc~ li.seeei o. sb.i
Trials aud hsfdsbips the esri, SETTLERS ~
rsriescej 10 foss5ins this. the noe, bssn
nfal, The richest 10 soil. soodlspd aud
variety Of climate. and ws msr sdd the
I.fses: state 81 l,s airs 10 the Caiied
States.
SUNDERLAND
We copy the following from the Hast
isss. Nsb. paper Hon. oliver c. chsse
ssd Miss Eve J. King. both Of Red Cloud.
sere united 10 marriage 81 that point.
Tuesday. Dee. %. 1890. Mr.. Chase 10 ons
Of the iofemos. lssyers ., tbs South Plat.
bar. . cultured seoiiemsn. veil known
and highly esteemed. Miss King 10 ex
,uperiniepdeni d Webster county. The
Democrat tenders its regards to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cbsse for long life snd bsppioess.
sASpoArE
E Is. Hurd 10 still rushing 10 hard
sood logs to bis steam mill. He IL . STIR,
ring business man aud gives the boys pIeD
~ TO do.
"A very severe s,or1 visited Besrtovn
last week, the worset In years. Tue rooi
sas bIosn from J X kiiburn's sheep
barn. The roads we're badly driIted snd
!, took nearly day TO break out The road
,cfoss the mouutsin 10 Manchester.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-15

Mrs. 2. T. wymsa Is ~i,h her son
Dr.. Q. w. Ray 10 Jsmsics.
-Sandsy IL rsiaed sbd continued warm
sad rsined through the night. Monday
morning the mercury bse.n to fall sud 81
moon ve sere having aai,e bliExud.
The lecture by NJ. J. HspSood. early
history Of Vermont. delivered 81 the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-15

Miss Nancy Mcrse. fsmilisrly knoun
~ Aunt Marcy" a. this villsge died 81
the residencs Of Mr. Frank Msyn.rd Sun
day morning. The ll,b, ats o'clock. Mas
Mcrs sm over 80 years Of sge snd the
last survivor 10 this vicinity oi . vigorous
and hardy race 81 people who used 10 10
habit tins tosn and Manchester SONS GO
or 10 year. ego. She uss sister OF David
and Be,sey u ,se forusrI. Of Manchester
and cousin Of Hon. Hemsn Morse OF this
tom ~bo served ns 90 many Year, and so
faithfully - tosn clerk She died among
warm frieuds although strangers. .i'h no
kiudred 10 attend her aud ~i,tou, one VI
Der name TO iolios Der remains TO the
grave.
The sun., 1891-10-25
Suburban 8sal Estate.


INoR SALE CHEAP TO CLOSE Az ESTArE.-Four
4 brick bui!dnss With stores. 10 Srewths tosn y
lyn - minutes from flAtbush sr depot. rapid tran
syriy seven minutes nn- rhanr- to star auy
bu.u,.. next block 90 Laiance ,ir.rjeauy E.sLop\
employing 100 people; s+.5oo earn ss'. eA,h; ais.
~ frame houses twurkingIneH's hpnr.l .2tD AMI
81 500 tarh, sn cash; renting at Stl 80 and Sl3tD
per month balance Al per cent ON terns 20 suit In
luiTa VI y. F.ACDEaAR5. " SDdhar"n station
LyoR sALE-woodhxven Psrk. woodhaven station
II I. l., $ new elegant villas. gems: 81 80 10 s5uDl:
IL IA rooms gas water. cabinet nni-h, maBt-l mir
rOrs al, modern improvements i-TuIs tb suit also
lois IN park ..jAlo ,restrtot-'i fur huilJng WI
build for you beautiful and h.athv location ngGr. NJ
y. f.AlDkAAkS. Utics Woodnay.n Station 1. l,
The sun., 1891-10-25

Cyatsd Nain once. III Broadway. New York: branch
oces all desirable localities; sub properly for
sas Ssnt And exchange lists; reliable nfoy
nAtaon. CHAS J. ZfPPEL. Secretary.
The sun., 1891-10-25

nwS TOUR HONE on easy Pnymsnts seysra! ERA new new
sf.d near Atlantic Avenue Rapid Transit and E!ectr,o
rad. two blocks from Bruoiiya city line. o own
Hffcilcjca owner. is ckSmSers 81. New IorE
The sun., 1891-10-25

500 \ Lot
tir ASH. BAr,tScC ~ WEEKLY
IJD DtrAins day: ~ minutes lew YorL IL cents
fare ger In -ary special excursion Satur
IAy and Monday. map. and tickets.
WI H. NoFfITT, ~ Liberty ST. y. 7.
DWiuaGghby st. Brooklyn.
60 Ono louise, room, tglI lot. frat Tree.
ghhs a. r.ms $500; 5000 cash; lots in 24th
HuBEer %nEELiS Atlantic aat Van sickisu avs.
CS 7Sn-BIG BhRiAiSAi s.aO es.n r..
0V, StOqu quJrL a-,pLy Phi,ads phis brick single
lI .owA, .onr s.uDp aI'f trinmiIys, size IsyksTx
i'n pays per cont; halls and kta!rH carpated sit.
uai~f 0I Prospsrt H"igfts only t~D kos kp fEs 5tl
~. rl.vai'a ltNESs cQRIskiaS. 2tY nth sv y
Nesr ulpR sIrt sSt.yn, hIoSkiyY-
l.fs 1Sn --s,NEf sxuD ,s,sH RislSU lR til-TnSsk
%, lCu Stow, pa,,ad dsIgs,a Tiss sa,i srowp stone
ss es, ~ la hs Ma ssss.rs at. r
viei,ity Of PrIsT-cf Helgrts -
JAMES r. CDKK1GAS .f3 5th Az
Near Union u. l. station. Brook'yn
aS D SO-TERss ~ stir Herr is a ehsnes Yea
- ,<cO viii never have again J am onsriny
~ A. lhr ab,ye rgars four handsome story bay.
Y'ndnF fhisAdslp phls brick sinas nstA trimmed with
brown,ssne sIs aJS52xi HAS contain sllimprgvs.
ni.nl. and are situated IN rrospect Heights assuea
cony-nIent to 9Th AZ. elevAted.
tAli Early and examine the houses
JAMES D. CORRI0AS. 312 9Th Av,
sear Union o. station. BrookHn.
The sun., 1891-10-25
KOOFLNG.
asaI estate tsr Sale-statsu aslsaa.

T. tssAiE u oR 10 IESr states I.tand.-cottass -
Hart fark, Livingston ~ stl0n. New brighton .sxoS
lint neighb"rhooi: perfectly healthy: hot and cold
water stationary tabs, very pretty tI7 monthly; IN,
T. Is. SiEERAS. Richmond. Staten Island ML