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Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-18
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Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-18
FOR MEMORIAL DAY.

General EmbIer's Official Order-The Big Parade-How 1t Will be Made Up and of What Composed.
 Adjutant General Embler, marshal for the day, has issued the following order governing the coming Memorial day pa rade:
 , NEW HAVEN Conn.,, May i6 1891. General Orders No. l.
 l. Having been appointed by the joint commit tee of the Grand Army of the Republic of this city marshal for the Memorial day parade, May for the information and guidance of all con cerned:
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Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-18
Housatonic Railroad.

Express Trains. tLocal Express. ''' ''
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-11-20
AN AMERICAN CONSUL PUTS BIGH-
wAYMEN TO FLIGHT.

'Let me tell you good story of Yam
kee pluck" said prominent business
man to reporter recently. ut is about
my friend, James Springer, acting
American Consul at Matanz as. well
known Cuban seaport town. A dispatch
came to me yesterday, saying that Mr..
Springer had been visiting his brother,
the American Vice Consul General at
Havana, and that the other night on
going our for walk he said Joe, |
like the looks of that stick of yours If
you don't mind I'll take it along with
me-" Late that evening, as the Consul
was returning through dark and lonely
street, he was assaulted by two highway
men armed to the teeth, who presented
their weapons and demanded his money
or his life. Mr.. Springer who is famous
throughout Cuba for his GOODNESS and
nerve, struck one of the footpads such
blow with his cane that his skull was
nearly fractured. The other robber was
disabled by second stroke of the good
stick, and ran away bowling with fear
and pain. Mr.. Springer has had many
adventures of similar kind in Cuba. A
few weeks ago he was being driven in
sort of victoria through lonely part of
a Cuban town, when his hired coachman
turned in his seat, PRESENTED cooked
pistol and demanded his fares money.
Mr.. Springer's reply was swinging
'right-hander,' which knocked 'cabby'
off his seat into the street, where he was
soon arrested by the police. "-Nel1
York Tribune.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-11-20
ONE DOILAR WE'LL INyEsTED.

If you have bad breath, constipation,
pain in the small of the back, discolOred
skin, nervousness, or dizziness your only
wise course is TO take DIR. David Kenne-
dys Favorite Remedy, of ROndout, N.
Y. 1t will cleanse the blood of all i'm
purities, regulates the kidneys and liver,
and thus restore healthy glow to your
cheeks again. All druggists; one dollar
a bottle.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-11-20
The devil is always willing to aid in
putting up flue or stovepipe.

Listed" as the brokers say, at 100
Doses One Dollar" Hoods Sarsaparilla
is always fair equivalent for the price.
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What Every
body says
Must be SO.

The verdict is unanimous that
the New Variety Store is giving the
best values in Tea & Coffee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-04-03
THE WORLD IN BRIEF.
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THIS EARTH OF OURS.
Interesting Notes Frem all Parts of the
Globe Pitbilv Presontcd-Many Dark
Deeds Give no Indication of tho MIL
lenuIum,

The Connecticut House of Representa-
tves has adjourned TO November ii.
The local option license bill was killed in
the New Hampshire House by vote of lb6
to 1lS
DR.. Howard Crosby died in New York
Sunday and the funeral services were held
on Tuesday.
a. 4. Albue2e an Italian, stabbed TWO
fellow workmcn nj Malvern on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad Monday Both men it is
thought will die. The assailant escaped.
The government of Sunto Domingo has
appointed Manuel Jesus Calvin minister
to the United States, and 1t is understood
that he is especially instructed TO negotiate
q reciprocity treaty with this country.
Three boilers exploded at the Grassy IS
land mine, near Uyphant, Pa, Sunday,
killing Joseph Mctiovern, a fireman, aud
severely iniuring Patrick McCaulev, enoth-
or fireman. The boiler house was demolish
ed
John Riley, an ex-convict, had a quarrel
Monday in Centre street, New York, with
Patrick Ward, who stabbed him several
tmos in the left side with pocket knife,
inhcting wounds which will prove fatal.
Ward was arrested
Mrs. Lucille Andres of Eatonvile Col who
was in ja under $1,000 bonds charged with
attempting TO murder her stepaon by throw
ing him INTO a well AMI pouring creoaote
into his ear, hanged herself with towel in
heg cell Saturday night.
senator PETERS friends say that the
newspapers arc entirely mistaken about the
position he viii take il the Senate instead
of acting with the democrats lie will act
with the republicans. except where his
allegiance to the peoples party forbids
a handsome English woman named
Eveline Neal has been arrested in
Paris for marriage frauds She IN
weighed l3 men t. marry her by advertising
herself as wealthy widow. Her last vic
tim was vscount, who almost ruined him
self by gambling.
The portion of the pontoon bridge at St.
Charles, Me-, that escaped the high water in
the river como time since, was unable to
Withstand the steady rise in the river, which
had reached the highest point of the season,
and was on saturday carried away. Inc
pecuniary loss will be considerable. The
bridge contained five men, VINO have not
been heard of since.
After carefully considering the matter.
the French cabinet has come to the dec sion
that Prince Louis Napoleon, the second son
OF the late FRINGE Napoleon, does not come
under the category of perscnuges who are
! preteuders to the throne of France, and that
/ therefore he does not come under the law
! Prescribing banishment from France of all
| pretcndcrs to the throne of this country.
DR.. Stephen Madison Bartlett died at his
residence in Washington, Monday, from q
stroke of paralysis, aged IA DR.. Bartlett
was n grandson OF Josiah Bartlett OF New
| Hampshire, one OF the sgners OF the dec
laration of independence and was for "
years professor of female college at Tu,-
kegee, Alabama. AT the time OF his death
he was employed in the treasury depart
! mCnt,
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$4,000 TO PAY s35o,ooo WITS.


BRADfpRp, March 3l.-lIon. f. h. Wat
ormm oi BraItleboro. special ma.ter in the
case of Cuzu against tho Vermont Copper
company. Ely Goddard aud others, hold a
second session here to-day in the office OF
ex. Gov. tarnham. About 500, 900 of
bond. and over so. OOO of notes aud ne
counts were presented for allowance against
the partiea connected wita the Eiy mine.
Judge Gleason, the receiver bus IN hands
S95, 600 with winch to pay 500, coo OF
bond. aud $50 oGO other debts Cour el
are l.. H. Rus, Il OF Boston, eN-trov. t.n-
gree George W. Kennedy and eX-Gov
Farnham \ hearing 10 to he held Aprn y
at the same place. The suit has been in
court eight years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-04-03
DIVISION ENCAMPMENT.
Tho state Ladies' Aid Societies Meet and
Eject officers.
The Normont divislon of the Iadies, A

The Vermont division of the Ladies' Aid
societies of the Sons Of Veterans held a
meeting in camp Con. William Wells hall
Tuesday evening There are at present seven
societies in tho State and all but ode was
repres ntcd. Five now orders have been
instituted In the past year which is very
credltable showing
The following officers wcre elected to
serve until the next enclmpmcnt: President,
Miss Ada Hall OF Cholsea; vice-presidcnt,
Mrs. |. Goodrich of st. Johnsbury; trustees,
Mrs. c. W. Ellis and Miss Lula Austin OF
burlington and Miss Ada Youtt OF Middle
bury. The newly elected officers were in
stalled by Col. II. O. Bixhy nnl then the
officers all made remarks thinking the is.
tors for the honor conferred upon them
The president called upon eX-Coi. }. T..
Fox, Col. II, O. BlXby, Mr.. Sault, Capt.
Tracy and cv-Capt. Morse. Miss Greene of
81. Johnsbury, Miss Austin Of Burlington
Mss Hall, Miss Giihilan of Barnet and
Mrs. Hewitt OF Brandon made reports of
their organizations, winch IRE in t. flourish
ing condition. It was voted TO allow each
society 10 send three delegates to the division
cncampment at St. Johnsbury This ended
the business session, after which refresh
mcntS we're served, then songs aud Il social
time closed the meeting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-04-03

RUTLAND, March 2i-At o o'clock this
morning in County court the jury reported
in the case Of Goodell vs.. the National bank
of Brandon. ana found Tor the defendant to
recover cost,
a jury was next empauneled in the case
of BdcklAun VS.. BucEmau, This is will
case which came into County on appeal
from the Probate Court whero the viii of
Mrs. Emma Euchiuan was allowed by Judge
Robbins The husband of the deceased
claims that at the time of tie execution of
the will hs wife was oi unsonud mind. and
thar undue influence ulJn her hy Interested
parties had much to do in is execution.
Lawr.acc, lowe q Coolidge appear tor the
lesate'- and Baker, Lutler ~ Molonoy for
Nr. BucEmun. The amount involved is not
large though the case cNctes considerable
local interest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-04-03

WASHINGTON. March Original;
Brooks beurett, Morris J. Dimick addi-
tional, William Canning; increase, William
W. Pctton, Sullivan W. Waldron, George
a. Baker, Stephen II. Page
WAsHINGToN, March 25.-The following
pensions have been granted to Vermonters
Original invalid, Mark r. GooIell, Willard
Holden Norman l.. Jefts, William Slade,
Henry Prince; additional Joseph Hackory,
Rose Aldrich; increase, Robert 7. Black
original, widows, etc, Mary, widow of
Jared Smith.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-The following
pensions were granted to Nermonters;
Original, invalid, Marcus Glover, Harvey
Gamsby; reissue, Johu ). Greene; increase,
Chester Hovey, Charles Sidney; reissue and
increase, George w Borett; original
widows etc, Mary, widow of Erastu5 b..
IarDell
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tanned in them and the distance Of each


above tidewater.
The way freight on the st. Johnsbury
and Lake Champlan division was wrecked
near Walden Friday morning. The cause is
said to have been a broken rail. Several
were injured, but uone seriously.
The widow of Rev. Edward Wild was
taken to the Brattleboro asylum from
Waterbury Friday. She wont there to
care for sicl; restive, and With no appar
ent cause became suddenly taving maniac.
She is 40 years Old.
John S. Cutting II Brattlsboro while
climbing ladder with pitclfork in hand
in his barn lost his held and fell some II
feet to the floor One tine Of tho pitchtork
went clear through his left arm, and the
other scratched his back.
As result OF Il newspaper writing up"
the town of Chelsea is enjoying a healthy
boom. \ capital stock of $50, 900 has al
reody been subscribed to start large shoe
factory which, it is anticipated, win require
a numerous force of employees.
Willis b. Stanley of Rochester left there
last September and returned recently after
travelling 5000 miles through northern
Michigan to Wyoming, thence to New Or
leans, and reports that in all his travels
there IS no place that equals old Vermont
| for him.
Tie Vow York Legislature has granted
eX-Con srcsslnnn Henry L. BurleGh OF
! Whitehall, and Bracke,t W. Burioigh of
/ 1icontcroga, the right to establish steam
/ ferry on Lake Champian, to run between
/ Iicon ieroga and places along toe Vermont
/ shore of tho lake
At the rec-nt term Of the Windham
! County Court held pt Newtanc bill OF di-
vorce was granted Mrs, Ida Z. Goodro of
helloWs fais from Jonh T. "oouro Oh lVp'
'oh' WIN 'ue 'shI 10 resume nor h'ul"oh
name Ar' 'oolro rep'9'eh'ou u'S 'o"" III
| tAe ia't l-eSlSiN'ure'
w hIo Albert Day OF west falrlea was
| driving, MS morse 'ook lrlgnu ana pached
! the wagon on lIe raiiroad crossing just rs
/ the express came along. Ihe shock threw
( Day many feet breaking one arm above and
below the elbow. II also Killed hog he
mad Ill inc wagon ara broke tue wagon
/ INTO ENDING wood
While running a rip saw in the
| furniture department OF the Eastman
Machine company mill North Troy, VIII
! liam Hunuey accid9nty slipped, and
| IN trying to save himself from 1aillng,
threw his left hand on to tine rapidly re
volvng saw, seVering the thumb and two
fingers close to the hand. purse OF S1o
was raised for him by his fellow wortmen.
Sunday morning as James Iinchey Of
! llydoville was on his way to St. Mary 5
church, he was run into by wagon con-
tanning VIII Williams and VIII Kent and
knocked down and severely injured about
the head aud body. One RIB was broken,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-04-03
UNITED STATES COURT.
Stay of 90 Days Ordered in tho Case of the
First National Bank vs.. %. a. burton,
ctAIs

Stay of 90 Days Ordered i'm tho Case of the
First National Bank VS. %. a. burton.
ct Ais.
The adjourned February term of the
United States Court convened here yestor-
day morning. Judge Hoyt A. Wheeler pre-
siding. Tho officers of the court are {:
Clerk George Il. Johnson; district attor-
ney, Frank Plumiey; marshal, Rollin Ans
den; deputies, Thomas Faicy, \. S. Stearns,
l.. n Sprague.
The first cnse was that Of the First Ma
uonal bank Of pinttsburgh vs. y. A. Bur
ton, ct ais, continued from the regular term.
The plaintiff filed further evidence IN sup
port of motion for further continuance
on account OF the illness Of principal Wit
ness. Tho defendant filed "a counter atli-
davit opposing tho motion which was sup
ported by the court and a Jury was ordered }
be cmpanelled. Court took a recess until
ll:3O. On the coming in of the court testi-
mony in behalf OF the plaintiff was com
ueuced AMI continued until about 3dJ
when the pIaintn rested its case. Counsel
for the defendant then requested the court
to render verdict for the defendant and
court ordered such verdict to be rendered.
The piaiutitf tlcroupon made motion for
a new trial and tho court ordered -tay Of
Ga days. Adams and Wheelar for plaintiff
Harrington and Post and George 4. Ballard
for defendant.
The case Of G. W. Hondss, receiver. vs..
Connecticut and Passumpsic rivers railroad
was entered Discontinued without costs.
In the equity case Of William S. Jcwett
VS.. the Bradford Savings Bank and Trust
company ct ns. decision wa, reserved ou l
motion 20 dismiss by the lHfallaut L0uli.
Poor ana lrouiy tor orator; Young and
Watson fer ucIeulGut
IN the equity case Of Huwley G.. White
-. Bernard 6. Surdum decree for orator
was rendered, in account with stipu!ations,
for orator TO recover T464. II damages cost
tax the sum of SG3 ~. The adjournment
was until 8 a. m ,o-lay
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-04-03
a FERRULe IMBsDDEO IN THE BRAIN.


Thomas DowlinS of Fairhaven, who was
assaulted in Albany by three men Tuesday
night OF last Week. died Friday from the Ell
tects of his uiures. lie suffered the NEST
eXcrutating agony during the last hours OF
his life. He became deiirious Wednesday
and had to be held down by the physicians.
a post mOrtem examination reveal
ed brass ferrule imbedden in
the brain for about five inches
Back of IT, where it had been forced by the
terrue, was piece OF bone, IA portion of
the inner table OF the brain. John Muilaby
one of his assailunts, who has been arrested
has admitted that he had an umbrella at
the time of the alteration and at his house
was found an umbrella with the ferrule
missing and it is believed that he is direct
ly Responsible for the homicide. Before the
victim died he said that his name was
Thomas Williams of Fairhaven, Vt, al
though he had been known under the name
Of Dowing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-04-03
SECRETARY pRocToR'5 BIG Offer.
A SALARY of $4,000 as President of IA
Contemplated Nrrmont AIArbIe lrust.

NEW YORK, March so. 1t is reported
here that Secretary Proctor intends to re-
sign from tne war department and that he
has been offered a most tempting position in
respect to Il consolidation of marble COM
pauies and quarries which has for some time
been contemplated in Vermont. There IS
considerable competition in the business,
and the profits have been low for some time.
which led to talk Of Il consolidutlun II was
stated that Mir. Proctor was offered so, 900
per year for five years to accept the presi
doDcv o, a marble consolidation, in which
hi own concern was to be part. He may
accept the offer yet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-04-03
NAVAL CADETSHIP.


for Applicants for appointment.
a competitive examination of applicants
for appointment to "A cadetship Mt the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, to ill a vacancy in
the representation Of the first congressional
district, viii be held at the Addison House
in Middlebury on the 2S,h day Of May next
TT - oclocl. in the forenooA, under the
conduct of the following named committee:
Fred g. Swmnington, esq, Ruband
Principal E. II. butcher Brandon.
Or. Charles j Russell, Hne-burgh
Cadets at time Of admission in this case
Sept. /, 1891, must be not less than - nor
more than 20 years OF age.
Applicants are required to pass "a rigid phys
ica! examination and crcditublo eXamina
tion in reading, writing spelling, arithmetic,
geography, grammar, United States history,
and elementary algebra The several news
papers IN the first district ure requested To
call attention to This notification.
ii. HENRY POWERS.
Morrlsville, VT, April 2, 1891.
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To Our Snhscriber..

The special uuuoIuctAent which appeared
in our columns some time since, Announcing
Coz OF l.noshur1h Fails, Vt, publishers ui x
Treatise ON iAc Horse AMI his Diseae Is, where
by our subscribers were en- =blcd 10 obtain
a copy ui that valuable work free by
sending their address to q. j. KENpALL Co,
and enclosing a twO-Cent stamp Tor mailing
same is renewed for n limited period. We
trust all win avail themselves Of The upportu-
nifty OF obtaining this valuable work. To every
lover of tho Horse il Is Indispensable a. it
treats in u simple man lcr all the diseases which
niliict this mobile animal. lts phenoIn-
enal sale throughout tho United States and
Canada, make il stan Lard aut uthorlty. Mention
this pap5r when sending for Treatise"
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Fen thirty +, e, From the Holster.

Henry Cary, II years of age, and a resi-
dent Oh Black Brook, Clinton county, New
York, while unloading grain in bags at the
lower grlst mill a. Keesevile Friday after
noon, ATTEMPTED to ride on the chain holster
used for elev0tng grain Whom within few
feet from the landing and 80 feet from the
ground he fell the entire distance, striking
u ilasstone on one shCtiIeI anil his head.
lie was picked up unconscious. Medical
aid was procured. He was conveyed to his
home in Black Brook. The result of his ia
juries cannot yet be determined
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-04-03

CHELSEA, March 3l.-The Bell Shoe com
pnny was organized to-day with paid up
capital of $50, 900 The officers are; Presi-
dent L. o. Tracy; treasurer, G. $. Emery /;
o,retary, c. II. Dickinson; general mana
g,r, II. j. Bell, who, with John NJ. Com
stock, constitute the board of directors
The factory will be in operation in season to
supply the fnl demand. \ granite com
pauy for the developing of the extensive
quarres here is about organizing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-04-03
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.


MONTPELIER, March 26.-Ths celebrated
criminal case Of tile State " Josiah B.
Dyer. secretary of the National Granite
Cutters union, Patrick Morrison, Frank
Morrill, and Z. II, Sherburne, members of
the local union, the four remaining of the
nine indicted last fail as members Of the
union on the charge o. couspiring to prevent
Jacob Mcclure Fl non union granite cutter,
from obtaining or continuing work AZ his
trade, was begun in the County Court here
to-day, At the trial Of tho nine last Sep
tember, five We're acquitted aul the jury
disagreed as to the above named. JuIEe
Lovelani Munson of the Supreme Court
presided great array of counsel wa, en-
ploycd: for the state, j. 7. Lam,on, George
W. Wing. Aluud &. Fay; for respondents,
Senator Thomas +. Grady Of New York.
John II. Senter, ex-Gov. Dillingham;, ". A
Lord, II. y. Huse and eX-Judgc j. Il. stan
ton of the Washin Iton county bar.
The work of enpanelhng juicy com
msnced at a. M. to-day. aud up to the
hour Of ad diournmcnt this evening, II jurors
were in tir box, 43 having ueen rejected
for caCs. IL peremtor.1.y challenged by
defence, three 10y state and one excused for
disability. The panel WIS exhausted and
u more were drawn thl, evening. The
ca'e eAcl'e5 9reh' interest III !apor cIrcles'
rs II lhNoI'e' inc question Oh Tue riBht OF
'eS'I'y Vi S'rI"es as against Tue euipIo!
ment OF non union m-u.
'''''e y. '"' "' VI I'' '"S 'Hi1
e"'"e 'u"' ."'' "''' s'"o a.,
," ~ e0''I J.'!'
'.'' .,,' ~ 'u' VIA N0' ''o'" "N''' 'No A''
va II Vt wen
-'''N' "Ir"' Mar.L Inc jury IN
nv.
'He conspiracy case oil ".1te vs. oyer ana
"lHe''' was con! I''e'' at ''7' p III. to-oaY'
a. a. 'e' "oiFIh- Two days al" using lSV men
IonoNH8 are tue names ol Ihe jury H.
T. or''~,rr' '"'oo w Arh"er w. H. C"'-
l'iI' fNsSH" = toIln>, N""rSe W. UroNer,
D. w. f''7'n',L w. T.. Moore O,'s a.
-A,d'h' James IT, .fo.5' Charles ~ heed
-H'""'oh -'i' o. W. i4'Is. As soop as the
lu'F Iouhd c"ihp''.e recess was declared
Un''' a. M tomorrow Nhen the trlu "IiI
commence. treat interest Is manifested
"HH tue court room las Do7u mica, poIA
',,T'"US una "- ,H''
M"N 'FFL'EH' Narrh 29.-Court was
'aitd 70 orteF n y IA M ana at !l;'o a
M dee''r, recess uH'!' ~ H. M MonHal q
'oI 'Aco" %lcN IRE the injured party lor
"do,A 'ul' Already i1m'us conspiracy case
was "fough', was the llrst anu only witness
on the stand and hi testimony was only
.arllN 'aSeA. rus story was ABOUT III same
as that published IN these columns during
'''V ''''' '.' - VI ,'' N'"n'S '""''
l'i'''' Nur'u 49, - ne conspiracy
'aSo - "o' on ~ NV '"-""N' II was PoS'-
pohe' "ll'' c'ocH 10 morrow forenoon
/ "CNa"'e W 'he ser ac"h7S' W ,nt VIE
Oh Jury "'"n GUS H. N'dcH oI h'uuloScN'
"un'' "e was '"''se' 20 go
me cases ol ''''e vs. RANK FoEues' apt
/ ana ''"'' Vs. N''Pheh h'eSeh' apt, ootn
/ !"t h'oNca'l"h' AaNe ben He'rd on mo''ou
Tor continuance lhose oil state VS. H'ehu
| "P'S.' 9'aV' vs. I"lth " ""''o"' apis