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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-11-13

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AT Blackmer'S
N EW YOR X
STORE
You Can Buy
Ladies' heavy, long sleeve Jersey Vests
at 25c.
Ladies' white merino Vests and Pants,
best quality, 3Sc.
Ladies' black all wool Hose, regular
make, zoe. pair.
Mems heavy all wool Half Hose l9c. a
pair.
Ladies' Coats ana Refers $l,50, $500,
$500, $500.
Black Fur Muhs Csc.
Childrens merino Vests and Pants l3c.
and up.
Children's rub0ers 15c.
Misses F." zoe.
Ladies' :. 25c.
Gents " SOC
Outing Flannels, nice goods, Z l-2 and Sc.
per yard.
Gray striped Flannel 10 l-2c yard, worth
1Sc.
All wool, red twilIed Flannel, heavy
and good, 25c. yard.
Comforters, good ones, 75c. each.
White Blankets 75c.
Horse Blankets, heavy and good, strap
ped and trimmed, Coo. each.
Mems heavy Jersey Shirts, lace front,
75c.
Mems merino Undershirts and Drawers,
gray or white, CSC.
Boys gray Undershirts zoe.
Screw Drivers, l2 inch, &c. each
Nutmeg Graters 1c. each.
Shears, inches long, 10c. pair.
Veneer chair seats, worth l0c., sc. each.
BroOms, 2 good ones for Csc.
Heavy white Envelopes Sc. bunch.
Also, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Dress Goods, Gro
ceries and Provisions.
Prices lower than any 9TH
err house. Terms Cash or
no Sale.
One Price Only.
BLACKMER'S
New York Store,
Manchester Depot, vt.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

1T is learned in the department of
state that there has been NJ CORE
spondcnce with the Italian government
upon the subject of the killing of the
Italians in New Orleans since last
spring and consequently any statement
that the United States government has
acknowledged liability for the affair
and has agreed TO pay indemnity is not
borne out by the facts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES
The tests of nickel steel plates for
war ships made by the navy depart
ment arc said to be more than satis-
factory.
SECRETARY NOBLE has ordered the
dismissal of Pension Clerk Louis v.
Bogy, Of st. Louis, for writing q novel
slandering the public men and women
of Washington.
INTERNAL REVENUE COMMISSIONER
MAsON's annual report has been made
public. 1t contains many figures Of in
terest
act which will have the effect Of max.
ing negroes from the states who seek .
promised land so to some other coun-
try besides that.nation. The effect is
beginning to show itself, as negroes
that have been employed in the mines
there are being sent away.
A STARTLING rumor was current In
Paris to the effect that NJ. de Brazxa,
who was said to have left secretly for
Africa at the head of a new expedition.
had beer maSsacred.
ANOTHER liberal victory has been
won in England. The union liberals
had held the sea before.
A SERIOUS FIRE started in the Short 4
Forman job printing establishment
Cleveland, q. Capt John Grady was
killed and two fremen fatally hurt by
q falling floor.
SENIOR MoNrr. the new CHILEAN min.
lister to the United States. was formally
presented to President Harrison on the
I4th.
NETrIE BEIpLER, q Salvation army
private. shot Hattie Smith. a captain of
Oskaloosa, Ia, MORALLY and killed her.
self on the street in front Of the quar-.
tiers in Omaha Neb. Jealousy and re.
ligious frenzy were the cause.
MEMORIAL services to the late Charles
Stewart Parnell we're held in tie
Academy of Music, New York. on the
18th. Depew was the orator.
BONNER & BONNER old and promi.
nent bankers of Tyler. Tex. hare exc
cuted deeds of trust for ali their prop
erty. The failure is . bad one.
The money centers of Europe are in
a decidedly depressed condition. Paris
is especially troubled over the situa-
ton. There was almost . panic in
Vienna
REPORTS from Brazil continue to be
of the most conflicting character. Ac-
eording % one account battles have
been fought but the Brazilian foreign
minister declares that all has been
quieted. even in the Ri, Grande do Suls
The German courts have decided that
Ida Green. daughter Of = San Francisco
servant girl, is the legal Baroness Won
BAnckow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

IT was not the poet Flavcl Scott
Mines. who died of alcoholism on
Blackwcll's island, New York. but Col.
John Flavel Mines LII d., whose pen
name vas Felix Oldboy. The latter
had undergone what he and his friends
had hoped was a successful course of
treatment at the Kelley institute. but
took a relapse that eliminated in
death. He had been a clergyman. an
officer of Maine volunteers in the war
of the rebellion and a journalist
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

IT is announced, says n Chicago pa
per, that the cabin in which Sitting
Bull spent the last years of his life.
and i'm which he was murdered, has
been purchased for exhibition i'm Chi
cago. Its purchasers imagine they are
going to exhibit it at the worlds fair.
Wouldn't it be as well for the directors
to take vigorous steps toward counter
acting the idea that the worlds fair is
an enlarged collection of side shows
freaks and curios?
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

Ir is said that Henry Cabot Lodges
campaign speeches in Massachusetts,
were acknowledged on all sides to be
very strong from his point of view. lie
displayed force, facility and the ability
Ia handle statistics. Massachusetts
people didn't vote his way. but they
were agreeably surprised to see how
the awkward, hesitating speaker of
only five or six years ago had improved
in manner and method, if not in polit,
iral morals
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

York n few days last week. She passed
the time very quietly at the Sturtevant
house, and denied herself to callers.
She is sadly broken in health and her
mental trouble is not improving. There
was but little in the unhappy and hag-
gard guest of the S%turtevant to suggest
the brilliant-minded and forceful
woman Anna Dickinson was twenty
gears ago. She left New York for
Pennsylvania.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

A MONTREAL manufacturer says that
nearly all the American boodlcrs now
in Canada exhibit signs of prosperity.
They endeavor to make themselves
agreeable and companionable and have
been successful in exciting the sympa-
thy of the Canadians John.C Emo,
who is supposed to have got away with
81. 600. 600, has a magnificent residence
in Montreal and spends money law
iShlr
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

AFTER a series of experiments ex-
tending over several years, a plan has
been adopted for the publication of the
sewage of Paris, which now flows into
the Seine, TO the great detriment of
public health. Under this plan an iron
aqueduct will convey the drainage from
the city to a point a the forest of St
German. Thence the sewage will fiow
through a masonry conduit pierced
with holes, through which the liquid
will escape upon the land where re-
ouired. when distributed the water
in the sewage sinks through several
inches of soil and is conveyed back to
the Seine. BY this means N enor-
nous quantity of drainage = be easily
treated, and the water. after ultra
ton. is as cleor as crystal Expert
mcuts with thi1jplsp were begun in
1sse. near Paris.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

THE capitol building at Washington
has been put in sumptuous shape
Ia receive the greatness due to
there next month. Paint and
gliding, carpets and upholstery
have been gone into without stint
or limit The senate chamber and the
house. as well as the vice-president's
room and committee rooms, have all
been remembered. 1t took over =, 600
yards of carpet, and other items COM
pare very well with this.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

LAWRENCE GRoNLUND. one of the
best known of American socialists Is
like most theorists, unable to earn
more than a scanty income. lie holds
n minor clcrkship in the bureau of la
Dor at Washington. Gronluud is one
of the bright lights of the Nationalist
club. a strong thinker. an interesting
lecturer, and the author of several
books on social and economic subjects
He is at the head of a school of philos-
ophy. and is in correspondence with
more than a thousand young men who
are inquirers into the principles Of So
cialism.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

THE centenary of the panorama &C.
curs in 1892. A young Edinburg painter
named Baker was thrown into prison
by his creditors From the way in
which the light from a hole in the
ceiling struck the walls he evolved the
idea of the panorama The first
circular panorama exhibited sn 1892 In
London represented the British fleet at
anchor off Portsmouth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

The British admiralty is much ex-
cited over the growing record of defects
in great guns on British war ships.
Five vessels have recently been Of.
ficially declared to be carrying unre-
liable guns. In the liO-ton gun iron
clad Ben Bow. which has been in com.
mission only a few weeks a crack
developed in the inner tubes after FIR
ing a few rounds of $50 pounds each,
constituting the services full charge.
Similar accidents have happened to
guns or the Victoria and Sanspareil.
Generally the heaviest weapons are be-
coming distrusted and the admiralty
has ordered that a number be taken to
the ordnance works to be strengthened.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

DEsECBo. an island adjoining Porto
Rico, is infested with rats. There are
millions of them there and it is unsafe
for a man TO set foot on the island.
They have destroyed all the goats
which were formerly bred there and
are now eating the shrubbery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

A REPORT comes from Sahara,
Russia, of the strangling Of a boy of
1G by starving peasants in order to
rob him of his money, amounting to a
rouble and a half. Crime generally
is increasing in consequence Of the
famine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

THE London Daily News publishes
what it alleges to be Bismarck's own
statement of the last interview be-
tween himself and the emperor. which
ended in an open rupture.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

THE quarterly report of the Fall
River. Mass, corporations shows n
tinued depression of the print cloth
trade. One-third of the companies have
failed to pay dividends and others are
known to be drawing on their surplus
funds
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

E-vASs
The Columbus club of Chicago
charges Secretary B~utterworth, of the
Chicago worlds fair. with insulting the
Catholic church in a recent speech
The first Of the worlds W.. c. T. L.
gatherings began in Boston on the
10th.
The release from prison of La
Fargue, the socialist deputy for Lille,
France. was the occasion Of q rio,ous
demonstration ut Paris.
FREDERICK M~ETHUsHEk, the inventor,
whose piano improvements are in
general use all over the world. died at
New York. He was born in Germany
in 1914.
THE body of the youngest sister of
Lord C%loncurry was found deao in the
lake on the estate in County Kildare,
Ireland. Mystery surrounded the sad
affair.
By an explosion of dynamite at Hay
ward, Wis, one man was killed and
four persons fatally wounded.
The Knights of Labor general rs.
sembly met in ToleIo. O., on the 10th
with l5o delegates present
The tin plate industry in Swansea,
Wales, has become so depressed and
the demand for steel has been SO seri-
ously lessencd that the masters in that
place nave decided to close their works
when the existing contracts have been
executed.
a HORRIBLE train wreck occurred in
h Crimea, Russia, a number of men
being caught when the debris took fire.
A SCENE of excitement was witnessed
at a meeting of anarchists in Chicago.
Police Inspector Hubbard and a force
breaking in and hosting the American
flag among the flaming banners on the
platform.
THREE life convicts have escaped
from the ~penitentiary at Waupun. Wis.
going through a tunnel which i, must
have taken them years to dig.
FIRE at Augusta, Ga. DESTROYED the
Bee Hive store. the property of S. 4 r.
NJ. RyerS Paddock's furniture store
also burned. Total loss, sIss. pOa.
EXPLORERS reported that the July
earthquake in Lower California made
wonderful changes in the coun.ry's
face.
FEARFUL gales were reported in tn.
English channel on the nth. Several
members of q life boat crew weys,
drowned at Sandgate as we'll as the
sailors of the wrecked vessel they mcat
TO rescue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

This gives Post a majority If 4,s2a
with one county to hear from. Returns
indicate the election of Marble and
D'Allemand as regents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

LAWYER McCURDY, who won the case
for the Tilden heirs, receives $500, 900
for his fee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
COMMENT.

Gov. RUSSELL, of Massachusetts,, has
returned all the railroad passes sent to
him
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20
A NEWS
Nebnska's v0A

The vote for Judge Of the supreme
court and regents OF. the university at
the late election. by counties Is given
below:
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-11-20

II, d,rke ned and IL the presence -
John vas IN Pass such a panorama a.
no man ever before .s- or ever viii
sse in hi, word. and hence the gloom
If his surround = vas he p rather
than a hiudranrc. Al n ~surrognd-
inrs Of the place affected =, joh1s
imagery hen he spraks Of Heaven
81 John. hungry frsrn cnfyrrrf alb
~s,inenoe. or having no food excrp. ma;
a, which his appetite rero';sd, ;hinks
of Heaven. and A. tBe fsmIshsd mar :.
Ant, to dream o! tsoun,ifzl tables c5vercf
y i,h luSurssa ~ =, John Sayso' the IN
habitan,s ~ Iiearsa; They shall hun
ger no more. scarcity 81 frr>a Hatsr
on Pasno and IN. hot toa-S~
If :, Joha's ,hirs; lc@fs bin IN adm 70
Hearen. a. ne Nays- They ~Asii thirst
no mote. =, John hca-s the -sSes
% the sca wildly dashing against ;b-
-ocks and each wave has q voice aad
ali IN. waves together msse = eSOras
and ib-y remind him % the Esir;7d-
nous anthem o: HeaTea asa he ars
"They are Ike the vo.ee % na.T "a
tsn Ooe day a. - look~d OF upos
tie 81 the waters YER very smooth snG
they were like gisss AMI the szaliza.
seemed 20 set ,bcn On tr<. and there
vas . HinglisS Of -hi,e Ixhi snt ia
tense fame. and ~ >. jnhs loskss
on, from hs czTsra hDms uPSa iAa;
hrlliau. So he :nOzsht q. iEs
sp.endo> o. HeaSea and describes
them As . sra O! yiass atazsea
uIth Ere Se~ <a.et IN The
dark carern o. Pstnos- tso2xa
honesiek and hssgry ar4 ios3es ~sA
Donifian's Aastb~nas :, joEE MA
The mos: fortunate zaz o. earth. -
ear~ Of the panorama hat Ps>~~t h-
fore The mouth Of that easern Iurn
down al TIE lighi1 iAas sc mas letter
see IT, The panorans passes sa1 70.
the eonqsersng CsrisI rob~4 Eirtie1
srneG shs fsAh o. soidss essaiosS<s
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-19
PROTECTION FOR THE COAL MINER.

To the editor OF the New Mexican.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Jan IL, lS91.-Per-
nit me TO call the attention of the cnal
miners of the territory to the following
very important item from the London
England Colierry Guardian of late
date:
at is estimated that the quantity of coal
produced in the United States during the
current year will not be less than 1885,
100000 of tons. This would employ
some $4,000 hands directly, assuming
an average of $50 tons per man employ ed
per annum, and it would probably, in
coking, transportation and collateral &C.
equations, furnish employment for as
many more, so that the total number
dependent on coal mining and its allied
branches would not be much short of a
million hands, on whom further 4,
900, 900 would be likely to depend for sub
sistence."
According to this showing about q
twelfth part of our entire population are
directly dependant on this great indus
try for the means of living as Americans
ought to live. And yet during 1889.
we imported 81 023, SOB worth of.coal, thus
taking that amount of money out OF the
pockets Of our hard working people. An
Ottawa (Canada) paper says, every ton
Of this importation paid 70 cents duty
and asks what would have been the i'm
port into the United States if there had
been no duty?" A very important ques.
ton for our coal miners 10 study over.
1t is partially answered by the following
figures. Before we imposed a duty on
foreign bituminous coal we imported from
Canada alone, 404, 1852 tons per annum.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-19

The house committee on PRIVILEGES and
elections has postponed the examination
OF the case of protest preferred by Mon.
toya against Hon. Pedro SanChes, the
sitting member, till February 10th, COM
ing; what wise and generous masters the
Democrats on that committee! Capt.
Sanches had an honest and fair majority
Of ninety.one over his opponent and that
in county where Democrats had the en-
tire election machinery and used it in a
most eprehensible, dishonest and corrupt
manner; he has a certificate from the
Democratic board of county canvassers
and also one issued in accordance with
the order of the district court and still
pretense is made Of investigation in his
case OF all the rotten, farcical proceed
lngs that have characterized the house OF
this assembly in election matters that
one concerning MGntoya's protest against
Capt Sanches is about as foolish and
laughable one as any; the people will
remember this business, however, and
will show you that they do, two years
hence; paste this into your hats, most
wise and generous masters, and remem-
Der it when the chickens come home to
rOOst
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-19
After the duty was nut on in 1890. we

After the duty was put on in 1880, We
reduced the importation to ]23,423 tons,
and in 1889 it fell to 29,9S6 tons. In
other words our mines produced half a
million tons IN 1889 which would have
been brought from Canada were it not
for the Republican doctrine of protection.
But, say our Democratic free traders, the
consumer pays the duty and it is burden
on our people. Ii SO, why do our Canadian
friends not import as much coal now as
they did before the rs cents duty per ton
was imposed; and why does the British
American free trader say as above quoted?
Every ton of this importation paid 70
cents duty and what would have been the
import into the United States If there had
been no duty? Very evidently the Can
adam knows, and knows to his cost, that
the Canadian producer and not the Amer
lean consumer pays the duty. But let
the Democratic doctrine Of free trade in
coal prevail and the above scale would
soon take the up grade and the 1885
tons would soon amount back to 404 ,252
tons again, and as we consume far more
coal now than We did in 1870, the impor-
tation would be correspondingly greater;
the loss to our miners would be in exact
proportion to the increase Of the irnporta-
ton and the consumers would not pay
cent less per ton by reduction of price.
Will our coal miners give this subject
little of their attention. Every ton Of
coal brought from abroad leaves ton in
our mines for which there is no market.
A. L. MORRISON.