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The Forum
"THE FOREMOST PERIODICAL FOR
THOUGHTFUL READERS"

Among the features sf the Forum for 1891 will
be:
Results of the Census: A series OF articles by
General Frsncis A. Walker; Results of the Latest
Research and of the Most Recent Achievements IN
All Important Lines OF Work, in Science and in
Industry: By specialists: Political Discussions:
BY the leaders of opinion in the United States.
and BY foreign statesman; Shibboieths Ct the
Iime: A series Of Critical examinations Of popu-
lar opniens. by " 8. Lilly, the British essayist;
AutosoGraphieal Fssays: A series to which some
nt the most noted N zen Of the time. American and
british. have already contributed; Discussions Of
Social ssA Religious Problems in the United
states; Literary Articles. discussing tn. tenden.
cies OF literary work along all dir cttons OF activ
av: BY the foremost Critical Writers.
S.. S. .Fs:4e' ! Sse' The Forum, SiS YORK.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09
LATEST GLEANINGS.

The English foreign Office has issued
communication to the press declaring the
statements cabed respecting the correspond
ence on the Behring sea question between
the British and American governments un-
founded
Every Italian in the service Of the Pope
quiry that showed that Sig. Crispi had secret
agents at the Vatican.
The police Of Paris have discovered that
the International is revived. This Is one
great association which includes Russian
Nihilists, French Anarchists and Italian and
German Revolutionaries. The English So
cialists, who are affiliated to the new Inter
national, take no part in the violent pro-
ceedngs which are advocated by their con-
tinentsl colleagues. Many arrests have been
made.
Coroner Mix, OF New Haven, Conn, re-
ported to State Attorney Doohttle the result
OF his investigation into the death Of Mrs.
Catherine Meramble. He finds the three
selectmen of Woodbury., W. A. Strong, II.
E. Minor aud c. L. Trowbridge, guilty of
criminal negligence; also, Dr. II. 3. kor-
mann of Woodbury.. Several arrests upon
charge of manslaughter will probably be
made.
A dispatch from Vienna says TINT 60 bodies
of victims of the Ostrau coal pit explosion
have been recovered. They present q
horrible appearance.
1t has been ascertained from high official
| sources, as well as from interviews with
! leading members of the Italian Parliament,
! that Italy Is well satisfied with the workings
! Of the rev American tariH bill.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

THERE are 1900 public schools in Mis-
souri,.
INDIANA Is burdened with debt Of nearly
80, ,0O0,0 900.
TEXAS expects 500, 900, 900 for her cotton
crop this year.
THE 10000 900 Mohammedians OF India
want home rule.
ALAsKA's ice-bound territory has been
shaken by earthquake.
THE orange crop in Spain and southsr
Europe generally is a failure.
AN elm tree in Lee, Mass, has just been
cut down which Is known TO be los years old.
TRUE milky and fire opals," it is re-
ported, are being turned up at Moscow,
Idaho.
MEXICAN contractors are importing thou
sands of Chinese laborers to work on rail-
roads in course of construction there.
IT takes $500, 900 yearly to pay the pension
ers of the police force of New York City,
and the Legislature is to be asked to increase
that sum.
THE Oldest soldier in Europa Victor Fam
belli, died recently in Venice after eignty-
two wears OF service. Ho began in the Aus
trian army.
Ir is expected that the India rice crop this
s.ason will be larger than the average, and
that 10, 900, 900 hundred weight will be avail
able for export.
Foor-AND-M MOUTH disease is still prevalent
In Germany, and seems 10 have gained
foothold in some of the more northern and
western provinces.
THE Illinois State Board Of Agriculture
reports that the Hessian fly plague prevails
TO An alarming extent in every winter wheat
county OF the State.
THE exports from the Ottawa district to
| the United States for the last three months
. amount to $3.50, 000 more than 800, 900 in ex-
cess Of the exports for the similar period in
| 1889.
PRACTICAL New York dairymen claim it
has taken at least ten and half pounds OF
milk on the average this season to make a
pound of cheese. This Is in excess Of }dinary
| years.
The Minister OF Agriculture for Hungary
Is taking steps to have vast tracts in that
country planted with American vines which
have thus far resisted the ravages of Phyl
| loxera.
Zoe GAYToN, San Francisco woman, II
walking across the continent for purse o
81 a mile, providing she walks more tnah III
teen miles a day. She is in Nevada about one
hundred miles ahead OF time
THE Benicia Agricultural Works at Sar
Francisco have turned out the largest roller
chain traction engine in the world, weighing
about twenty tons 1t burns straw and vii
null forty plows, doing the work Of seventy
horses, over and above power for pro
pulsion.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09
rirt-olass Livery connected with the House
THE LABOR WORLD.

The Brotherhood Of Carpenters has 5000
members.
CHILDREN are working in Cincinnati for
wages as low as six cents per day.
THE city of London will build and rent
houses to workingmen at slight profit.
A GENERAL movement OF coal miners for
an eight-hour day is to be made next May
ON Christmas Eve the Order of the
Knights of Labor was twenty -one years DID,
MANUFACTURERS federation of boot and
shoemakers in England is all but established.
THE united mine workers of America will
attempt to enforce the eighthour rule on
Nav |, 1891.
EMPEROR WILLIAM has given orders that
women shall not be employed at nightlh any
German Government factory
THE companies controlling twenty five
niano factories in New York city have
agreed that nine hours shall constitute
working day.
A CONVENTION of patternmakers will be
held in Chicago in February TO prepare tor
tire adoption Of the eight-hour rule, which Is
to 90 into effect March l.
DupING the last fiscal year the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers mas Palu 70
the widows and orphans and dlsaoied menu
bers 1922 500, making grand total OF $3'
122, 6696l.
THE average wages paid to women and
children, of which large number are EN-
Moved in the various kinds OF factories IN
baltimore is not over 81 20 per week OF si1
days of nine hours each.
THERE are 5000 white women in Richmond
Va who work for their own living. Inc
majority are employed in the tobacco, cl
garette and cheroot factories, but many are
employed as clerks in stores, typewritersan an
| teachers.
The AmaIgamated Society OF hallway
Servants of Great Britain has 30, 900 mem
hers at present organized IN 2so ioca
| branches, eighty-eight OF which were louliue'
this year. The principal aim is 70 reouc'
! the hours of labor.
A uKAsE has just been issued BY the ga
forbidden the employment Of Austrian work
men in Russia either in agricultural district
or in factories. Laborers OF Austrian nation
slity are conducted to the Austrian frontie
every day in hundreds.
In Austria there is law governing th
maximum working hours for men. BY thl
law man may not work in factories Q
shops more than eleven hours daily, not u
Guiding rests. Exceptions can be made
,srmission of the Trades Minister, in COZ
5nnction with the Minister of the interior
In urgent cases the consent OF the local a'
tborities will suffice.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09

50 OOd6 90 pbush. Cabbage, sl@l 25 p
blI: s3Id5 q 100: red S1c q bush; savoy,
81 % y bbl. Carrots, 1Na!Oc bush.
Celery, native, s4d6 p box; Kalamazoo
1OMI5c = bunch. Caulihowers 81 Dd2O
= doz; I5a Isc each. Citron I5cdSl = box.
Leeks 75c y dozen. Lettuce, 5O9I5
dozen. fancy higher. Egg plant, 81 20
q dozen. Oyster plant ijc al u
dozen. Onions, Egyptians, 81 10
BAG: natives e. 05(14 30 = Dbl; west
erI IS T5td4 90 y bbl.; malta, ~ 90 y
basket. Par ley, 81 % p bushel. Psrshipts,
sI.25a /. 5cF bush. Radishes ,2(aIcf bunch.
PUMPKINS 72c.(al 25 2 barrel Squash,
marrow. t1 2S(ql 50 y barrel; s2O:2o
ton for western Hubbard. Spinach.
goal 90 p bushel. TurEips, common round
40Ed zoe. r bushel; Russian and White Cape
sl15a125 2 Dbl; ruta baga u W
Dbl.
New York: Celery a5C6eNc do'. rcets,
CouliAower. go OOCd4 90 2 bbl. Onions red
aud yellow $3 j0(a4 90.
POTATOES.-Potatoes hold their own
and are in good demand The supply Is
light.
Quotations: Maine HebrOns, 81 05(91 10;
Maine Rose, 95cdsl; New Hampshire and
Vermont Rose, Hebrons and New York and
Vermont Burbanks, 9OcGl 90; Prince Ed
ward Island ChenangOes, S5c(d95c; sweet
potatoes. 81 00d30 on.
New York Rose, Hebron aud Burbank,
S3 25(a3 ~, sweet potatoes, New jersey,
| 81 7Slp3 10.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09

sroop Borzigau, an Armenian, employed
In the lower Pacific mills at Lawrence, Mass,
while engaged in putting belt on pulley,
caught his arm and was whirled with fright
ful faPidity around the shaft.
lie went around and around until he was
thrown lifeless to the floor. He leaves q
widow and family in Armenia.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09
PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts, within and for the District
Of Essex, will be holden until otherwise Or
dcred. a. follows:
At the Probate ONCE in Guildhnll on the
ID Tuesday Of each month.
At West Concord on the LIST Tuesdays OF
January aud July.
At !sinnd Pond on the lst Tuesdays of
Fe&rulry aud August
At Iunenburgh OH the lst Tue days OF
March and September
AtCanaan on the list Tuesdays Of Apri
and October.
At GuIlups Mills in Victory on the Isl
Tuesday in May.
At Bloomfield on the lst Tuesdays Of Junt
and November.
{. L. BENTON, Judge.
Gui,dhall, December LIST, 1890.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09
Gen. Snlnncr's Funeral.

The funeral of the late Gen. Francis e.
simmer. the famous "watch dog OF the
treasury" WAS held at Mohawk, n. y, Sun
day afternoon at the Reformed Church:
There was very large attendance, and
many officers and attaches OF the treasury
department were present.
Hon. Werner Miller delivered brief eu-
logy, speaking Of the public life and cllarac-
teristics of Gen. Spinner.
The remains were borne to the cemetery
guarded by detachment of the national
guard
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09
Ramona Cubsn Bandit Killed.

The famous bandit, sixto Vere'a, has been
killed iu an encounter with troops In Cuba.
Another bandit was badly wounded, and the
soldiers captured quantity of arms and
ammunition. During the 6ght the horse Of
the bandit Manuel Garcia was killed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09

Persons who have recently returned from
the Gilbert islands intimate that German
residents there are extending their interests
and menacing the natives, and the impress
sion Is that the Germans are laying plans 10
take control OF the group.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09
NEBRASKA MILITIA UNDER ARMS
Four Companies Ordered to the From
tier to Protect Settlers.

Gov ThaN er has ordered the companies OF
m ihtia located at Fremont, Central City,
ord and Tekamah, Ncb., TO leave for the
northwestern part OF the state 10 project
settlers from marauing Indians.
These troops will be divided between the
towns OF Chadrom, Gordon end Hay
Springs.
Gen. l.. w. Colby. commanding the LIST bri-
gade at Beatrice. Neb., has also been or
dered to have his command ready to march
on short notice. Should this brigade be or
dered to move practically the whole of the
| state troops will he on the frontier.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09
CONGRESSIONAL D0INGS.
The Senate.

oath DAY.-Mr Henderson offered reso-
tuition (which was agreed to) directing the
superintendent Of the census to report at the
earliest possible moment the population OF
the United States, according TO the census of
1880, by congressional districts and counties
....Mr. Morgan asked the Vice president to
lay before the Senate the resolution hereto
fore offered by him, instructing the committee
on privileges and elections TO report as to the
contexts and meaning Of the elections blrl.
Mr.. Sherman made the point Of order that
resolution which has been offered in the
morning hour, and has gone over without
action at the close Of the morning hour, does
not come up MS unfinished business In the
morning hour, but must 60 to the calendar,
and can only be taken up on motion. After
brief colloduy between the two senator's, in
a somewhat irascible tone, the Nicc-President
sustained Mr.. sherman. After animated
discussions from several senators, on various
matters, the senate adjourned,
25rH DAY.-Although it was understood,
when the Senate hast adjourned, that the next
session was TO he merely formal, there were
40 senators present when the journal was
read. No business whatever was transacted,
and the Senate, on motion OF Mr.. Spooner,
adjourned.
26rH DAY.-The free coinage men sur
prised the Senate with a coup d'etat Monday
afternoon, which was SO successful that the
! Force bill was buried, and the wedge of free
coinage successfully entered. 1t WAS such
surprise to the whole Senate rs to preclude
! the idea that it was definitely agreed upon
! between the eight Republican senators and
| the Democrats who carried it out
The Uouse.
~, -, ... ~,
>, list DAY.-lhe speaker iAIo pe.oLo 'ne
liouse the resigna'lon Oh II. N. MalAnsh .hS nS
a menioer 3l .ne ooaIu manSiad " oin,,aar M sn
Sationh home ior Disaoieu No,un'eel i,,u ,l
soldiers helerreu 10 the coininltlee on
mlhtary anilrs''.:on hno'lUh VI
Mr. Mchlnley ol unio, !, "ss hs
oroered that "heh tne mouse auy0Uim Ml:a.;'e II Te
lor thsee uAys.' MI. nonias VI miSoo'1i,
moVea that tne HOUSE 20 llito So,nihiS. ~ %
tne who,S On I'm, tme pr',ste e",enIa' I on III,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09
arr Five Sank Beneath the Waves.

The British ink Topsy, Capt. knight,
from Kingston to Grand Csyman. has been
wrecked Oh Cayman be. ch, Ala, aud is to-
tai loss.
The captain, two mates, one seaman and
the cabin boy were lost
Seven OF the crew were rescued.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09

According 10 the records of the s"rveyol ,e;y %
aaraI he total amount OF lumber surveyed
al Bangor, Me, during the past wear wear tw' pS'
seen i79, los, 727 feet an increase over @ ovs ,mI
Sesr vesr. AGO of about 14,OOo 900 feet anu owe
last wear of about 9,OOOOOo.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09
WENT UP IN SMOKE.
Fifth Avenue Theatre and Hermann's
Playhouse In New York Burned.

The Fifth Avenue and Hermann's Theatre
buildings, New York, are totally destroyed
by fire, the upper stories Of the sturtevant
House arc burned, aud Mr.. Peter Gilsey's
house on Twenty-eigbth street Is badly dam
aged.
The total loss will probably exceed $780,
700, and may reach nearly $1 ,000, 600.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09
Killed by Accidental Discharge OF n
Gun.

Abner Smith, II years old was instantly
killed at Stoughton, Mass, by the discharge
OF his gun. the entire charge OF small hot
entering his right side. lie was mem
ber of the high school at North Easton, a
young man Of bright promise and universally
respected.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09
FROM
M. H. DAVIS, on Derby St.,
ISLAND POND, VT.

Do you know what you about? Do you know your
living costing YOU from 10 to 30 per cent higher than it
might if YOU would only stop and inquire of yourself and
where yonr money is going? | say you may work until
doom day and order your goods from portc sent around to
take up ORDERS and you will out short at the end of the
month nine chances of every Are you crazy? If
why not to the Lunatc Asylum at and not be foomg
around here i'll the cold with four feet deep do not
believe in begging for trade because it looks silly to do
and then charge for it. Remember ink cheap, and it is
awful easy to charge but when YOU to settle that the
time you begin to realize that m not all gold that gitte
You paying Flour 40 soc for
Tea $3.50 for Apples for for Mases You ask for waiter
" call morning FOR orders ask for extra clerk the
the month and fight
orit Dyes! This is stylish You must keep Style of
BUT WAIT! LOOK HERE!
taknu nnrtn ,.ln.l rEnn,r rEuu.LS1
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-09
Boots Shoes ocCasins Ruhhes Leggns Gloves Dry Goods
and good line of Clothing at astOnishngy low prices

BTEACEIED COTTON yard best quality And
table full of useful articles hundred and fifty
sold
will almost buy them in lots from the manu-
all the discount oil Cash
know that for lOc good article make pres
have sold of these
that
them for oncha what others charge
10 b.
shall sell Candies through the
a children will be able to get treat
Thanking friends for liberal patronage III the past year
possible prices in the to
and con am Very respectfully yours
| M ~ DAVIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-08

p1TsnuRG, April 5.-Reports from
different sections Of the coke country
show n slight gain for the operators for
this second day OF resumption after the
paralysis that followed the Norwood
fatality. The citizens Of the region are
preparing 10 hold mectings and de-
.mnnd some settlement, M ne business
Of the region Is ruined. Tables have
been prepared showing that the miners
Lost In wages during the eight weeks
strike 81 90, 900, while the mine op-r.
a,ors' lors Il incalculablc. stu the
operators scom determined To resume nj
their terms, while the miners say they
VIII not 20 back unlers starved out.
Several plants partially I-sumed 10.
day. There Is n general impression.
however, that u settlement u some
sort will soon be mndc. This evening
Master Workman Wise Issued q call for
Especial convention Of the coke re.
glon, Including organized ana non.
union miners, to he held Friday. The
object Is TO consider the present silua.
tlOp and devise ways and means u
bringing the strike 10 an end.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-08

|. CtyctsNATi. April T.-Spccials 70
the C5nBisrcidi Gdretto from the vafi'
Gus points In Ohio give the following
election returns: AZ Norwalk The
honors are about evenly divided BE-
tween the democrats and republican,.
AZ Miidlctown, while the rvruoli.
can mayor l. elected, the dcmocrstr had
all the rest OF the ticket.
At Findlay the republicans o.
talncd the regular offices, but n den'''
cratic Majority was elected 70 the
council, tho whisky question being At
Issue.
At Kenton and Upper Sandusky lht
democrats gained everything.
lronton IL republican except The
council; Van Vert republican except
the Assessor; Bucyrns, democratic;
Gallon, republican mayor, the rel
democratic; Lima, democratic; Wash
ington. republican council. others den
ocn,tic; Sydney, democratic; Marion,
republican mnyoL rest dumocrsiir,
Troy, demorratio mayor, rest rrp1b
lean; Newark, the republicans gplned
but very little, but the democratic ring
was BROKEN; Massillon, while eleciine
all the democrats 10 city Offices, bts =
republican majority In the council, III,
first for years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-08

CHICAGO, April IA circular Ia
Issued from the Atchison office 10 the
hrrt Stockholders of the ST. Louis A
san Francisco, In which II IN an.
nounced that, to provide for certain
delciencies, which are given Ia detail,
and 70 place the company and proper
ties IN sound financial and healthy
condition, tho management OF the st.
Louis Il san Francisco Company has
decided 10 Issue q now consolidated
gold bond, covering all the properties,
equipment, land and realities, In the
amount OF $50, 900, subject only 10 prior
Hens Of the present outstanding mort.
cages, securing bonds which will he
gradually retired by operation Of their
respective sinking funds and maturi.
ties aud replaced by-th new bonds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-08
Al MorlhN nnirrnrl.e.

The Coop. Furniture Go. are now
open for business again, AFTER the big
ilre on Main street. they are now 10.
Gated In the Market Block, Nos. 81 aud
81 South West Temple Street, opposite
east from the Herald bullding. II isa
large throe-story building, and being
well lighted makes elegant show rooms.
Tho company have Just received
largo conslgnments Of all kinds Of Fur.
niture, which are Of the latest design
ami substantial. Also Carpets, Baby
Carriages aud Curtains, etc, etc., which
they are selling nj extremely low prices
TO establish themselves In their new
location. This company have estab.
llshed u reputation for fair aud honest
dealing, aud consequently they merit
n liberal share Of public patronage. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-08
E,eeu ON without poii,,ea, Lines.

MILWAUKEE, April 1.-The election
In this state today was for u Justice of
tho supreme court. Political lines
were not drawn. u. 5. Plnny was
nominated by convention Of law yers,
aud y. :. Ellis was the candidate pl
the democratic politicians, but he was
not formally nominated. Both candi
dates are democrats. The vot. was
light, but dispatches To the Sentinel
from all parts Of the State point 10
Pinney's election. IL. carried Mil
waukoc county by over 5000. A Judge
OF the superior court was elected In
this county. Both candidates were
democrats, and, with ono county town
10 hear from, II Is expected that Aus.
tin, the bar candlnate, has defeated
Ludwig, the democratic candidate, by
u small majority. Austin carried the
city by one plurality.