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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
VERMONT'S ELECTION.
HOW the Result Is Regarded Outside OF
tho State.
From the New York Tribune.l

From the New York Tribune.l
Vermont is all right-Nermont is always
all right. Tho Green Mountain State is re-
publican by conviction, and fever falters
in its allegiance to the party of progress.
Levi X. Fuller, the republican candidate
for governor is elected by a plurality
which, according to the latest returns, will
be III the neighaorhood OF u, coo. Very
likely our democratic frlends-who receive
small favors thankfully these days-wll en-
deavor carefully skipping the election of
1890, TO oNuilarate themselves with the
thought that the republican plurality in
1888 was bigger than this. But il they will
stop to reflect moment, and Will be can
did with Themselves, they will have to adj
mt that the result contains no so!ace for
them.
The total vote was small; as it was ex-
pected to be. In 1883 the national cam
paigu began early, and the wool issue was
regarded us Of mOmsntous Importance by
the voters OF Vermont Owing to these and
other causes universal interest was aroused,
and the campaign was wagel with tremend-
GUS vigor and enthusiasm. This year the
national campaign has not yet reached full
Roadway, owing TO the extrene heat OF the
summer, the surprising interest i'll the
cholera outbreak and other circumstances,
and this naturally had an effect upon the
canvass in Vermont The first trial OF the new
ballot law meant loss OF many votes, as tho
returns plainly PROVE and the state fair kept
| large number OK voters from the polls.
| Moreover, the campaign has been the short
| est in the history of the State, and altoGethe-
! it was reasonably expected that there would
| be a conspicuous decline from the vote o.
some recent years. The result IS better than
many competent judges predicted, and re-
| publcans are 40 well satisfied, and SO well
entitled to be, that they will observe with
| perfect che6rfuuess the endeayors OF the
democrats to fluid comfort in the returns.
Any republican majority above $4,000
would have been fairly equivalent, all things
considered, to the average of the last three
presidential years.
Hurrah for Vermontl
From tho New York Mail and Express.
The Green Mountain State has done we'll,
A majority OF 20, 600 for the republican
State ticket is moro than could reasonably
have been expected at this time. Anything
over 10, 600 would have been very respect
able majority. Republican victories are
such foragone conclusions in Vermont that
| it Is only on great occasions that one can
expect to soc the full vote brought out.
-Four years ago there was phenomenally
large majority, on account OF the interest
in the wool question: and the certainty that
if democratic president and Congress
were elected wool would be made free and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 49,

tho American wool industry entirely ruined.
This year tho same thing is true, aud the
Vermonters are just ms determined, but not
not SO much excited, over this question.
Vermont lends the republican column with
10000 majority. Next Monday Maine will
fall into line.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15

California has just celebrated the forty
second anniversary Of her admission es
State into the Union. The Golden State has
had remarkable career considering her
tender years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
They We're After Mckinley.


= '77TTI W. q TTT7T'IT '''I'T
Gov. Mckinley has been speaking during
the past week in the leading places in Yer
mont, aud while the democrats are making
10 opon fight against him. it is evident they
are following him closely and are on q still
hunt. Six pockets were picked at Rutland,
FRIDAY,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15

Many o; the democrats arc greatly dis
,atisnad with President Harrison's letter of
acceptance. They evidently overlook the
fact that it WINS not written with this idea
OF pleasing them,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15

The encouraging statement is made that
the climax Of the cholera epidemic at Ham
burg has passed; but with the deaths num-
bering in the vicinity of 100 daily it is
evident that there is still necessity for the
greatest procaution to prevent the spread of
the drended disease
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15

Ihc Columbian School Celebration
The public schools of Burlington, as well
rs those of other largo towns in Vermont.
will undoubtedly Join in the national Column
bian school celebration on Columbus day
October 81 next; and word comes from al!
parts of the country that general interest
Is being evinced in this 400th anniversary.
Since President Harrison by direction Of
Congress, issued proclamation appointing
holiday to be observed Jy suitable exer-
rises in the schools there has been a marked
disposition to make the school celebration
lhe centre OF local observauces and this idea
will, in all probability, be adopted generally.
Eommender-in-C Chief Palmer of the Grand
Army has issued orders that all the G. A.
K. pests in the country Join with the public
schools in patriotic demonstration on Col
umbus day and other public spirited organ
izations and societies may he expected to
participate
To insure uniformity in the character of
the school celebrations the executive COM
mittee having the project in charge have
prepared programme for general pubica-
ton. According to this schedule the schools
everywhere are to assemble at the usual
hour on the morning of October 81. 4 de-
tail Of veterans is expected to arrive soon
after when ali vii! repair to the yard. The
exercises will begin with reading ofthe proc
lamation. Then the flag viii be raised
by the veterans, and saluted by oil the pu-
pills in brief exercise, terminating
in tho gong "Ny Country, It's
of Thee. - After divine acknowledge.
ments, the Song OF Columbus Day, TN
original hymn Tor the occasion and set to
the old tuno OF "I.yons" will be sung by
all. Following, will be a defamation OF
the address for Columbus day, and a read
ing Of the ode for Columbus day. both
original productions for the occasion. on
porVunIty viii then be- given for whatever
additional features local enterprise may
provide; aad tie morning observance will
eni with short addresses by citizens. and
natonn! songs
For tn afternoon a Public School Re
vieo is suggested by the committee, or, il
!here is civic parade, it is urged that Tia,
sehco!s, escorted by tle veterans, be made
the prominent feature. in tho mass meet
Of ciJl1ons, with which many places viii
conclude tho dsy, it is proposed that amone
lhe speeches ample recognition be given t.
he American system Of free universal edu
ration a. n source Of American progress
and The hope Of tho future.
This program is Gu excellent one, bein,
calculated to inspire patriotic sentiments il
the hearts Of tho children Of the American
public schools and the presence of the GRAM
Army veterans will also tend to emphasiz
the impressions produced. 1t is TO be hopec
that the public schools in every village il
Vermont, especially whore there are Gran,
Army posts, and all others that can do s.
will observe Columbus Day with appropri-
Ate exercises.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
THE FREE TRADE IDEA.

From the Dem ocratic Platform Adopted
at Chicago.
We donounce tho republican protec-
tive tariff as n fraud upon the labor of
the great IN al GRITTY of tho American poo
pie for tho bencnt VI tho few. we declare
II to he n Fundamental principle of the
democratic party TINT the federal gov
eminent has not constitutional power to
impose AMI collect tariff duties, except
for tho purposes Of revenue only.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
COMPANY.

This company makes spe-
cialty of Western city and
farm mortgages and short time
paper. These notes net the
purchaser I per cent and the
interest is collected without
expense to the holder.
In addition to the shove we
often have choice bonds, war.
rants and tax certificates for
sale.
This company will also. as
agent, procure such other in
vestments, including local s
and 6 per cent mortgages. as
its customers may desire, to-
gether with all business Incl
dent thereto. such as collecting
interest, dividends, etc. Ap-
proved securities taken in eX.
change at their market value.
No sum too small to receive
careful attention.
For further information call
on or address.
LEvERET +. ENGLEsBY,
President
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15

TIC AnUONer NOnIfONefSy Ended.
Ths six years controversy over what is
known as the Andoyer case has just ended
with the decision of tue visitors Of Andover
seminary Diminishing the petition OF Messrs
Wellman and Lamphear for new trial OF
Professor Smyth. 1t is supposed that the
attempt to reopen tho case was made with
the view Of influencing in some way the
action OF the American Board at its annual
meeting next month, but just the opposite
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15

Deplorabe stories are coming from Ham
burg, whore cholera has taken q strong
hold. There is difficulty in burying the dead.
business is largely suspended, which de-
prives the poor Of work end wages, and
their insufficient food makes them easy vic
Tins Of the disease. The awful results of q
visitation like this justify the severest meas
iules of quarantine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15

Vermont keeps her place at the head of
lhe republican column.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
Treasury DEPARTMENT.

northern border.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING SuRG-GrN.
UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL SER
VICE, Sept. g.
You arc hereby directed to inspect all i'm
migrants coming to the United States and
all other persons coming from any districts
where cholera is prevailing, and enforce the
provisions of department circulars Of July
3 (No. 49, Aug. II no. 14D, and Aug.
81 No. 140 which are hereby made APP
plicnble to oil vehicles crossing the frontier.
First-All incoming trains or boats to be
boarded at some point without the United
States, or at tho border before entering
port If practicable.
Second from the cholera In
fected districts of Europe, Asia or elsewhere
to he separated from the ordinary paSsen-
gers and hold for inspection.
Third-Boggage and eiTecto Of sud i'm
migrants to be soperatod and held at some
point to be selected until the Inspector is
satisfied that they have been subjected to
the disinfection required by said circulars.
III addition TO the above, you will render
uaslHAduNc W buc lDttbo hAu lOSu' 'AA'h'4 i''N0
in the emf orcemont Of their health resua-
tions approved. WALTER WYMAN,
Supervising Surgeon General.
CHARLES FOSTER, Secretary.
In pursuance OF these instructions Collec-
TOR benedict has arranged for the inspection
of trains entering Vermont from Canada,
the separation of immigrants and persons
arriving from Europe by way of Canada,
from other passengers and the disinfection
by boiling or steaming of the clothing and
effects Of all such immigrants and passcn-
gers as do not show to the satisfaction of
the medical inspector, that the same have
been effectively disinlected in Canada.
If the Canadian authorities establish ami
maintain an effective qnarintine at their
seaports, passengers arriving by tho Cana
/ dian line OF stosmers will probably suffer
! little further detention at the frontier of tho
/ United States But the United States gov
eminent evidently does not intend to rely
implicitly on the precautions taken by the
Canadian officials, and will maintain It's
own careful safeguards against infection
| from that quarter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
Safeguards Against Cholera on the
Northern Frontier.

Surgeon H. w Sawtolle Of the marine
hospital service, who has been detailed by
the surgeon general to supervise the medical
inspection or the northern frontier was in
Montreal last week in consultation with the
officers Of the provincial health department
in regard to safeguards against cholera. lie
found them alive TO the situation and appa-
rently determined to omit no precautions to
prevent the pest from getting n foothod in
Canada he was mot in that city by Collec-
tor Benedict Of the Vermont customs district,
and they conferred with the officials of the
Canadian railroads on the same subject
Tho Canadian Pacific and the Grand
Trunk railway companies are acting in
concert, and have instituted their own
system of inspections and dsinfection, in
addition to the quarantine regulations OF
the Canadian government The persons,
baggage and effects Of immigrants will be
thoroughly disinfected by use of solutions
Of cOrrosivo} sublimato AMI by steaming
and all pa sengers from the steamers ar
irving in Canada will be conveyed, with
Their baggage in separate cars to which no
other passengers will have access. All
steamer passengers will he required to ex-
hihit to tho United States medical inspec-
tors clean bills of health and certificates
that they have passed the canadian quar-
antine, otherwise they will be stopped and
quarantinod ct the frontier Surgeon
Sawtolle and the collector visited the rail-
road ports on the Vermont border, finding
the medical inspectors alert and making
/ close inspections of trains and passengers
from the North
THE High Commissioner for Canada In
| London has been notified to warn all steam
| ship companies not to embark emigrants
! for the United States via Canada, as in
such case vessel and immigrants will be de
tanned Same period as United States quar-
antiue.
The st. Lawrence is the principal and
the only Canadian channel Of commuuica-
ton with Europe. IL vessels arrive al
other ports pending their being suppliol
with modern disinfecting equipments they
arc to be detained and sent to Crosse Isl,
for disnfecton il necessary. No sick per
sons will be allowed to land. These pre-
cautions have materially strengthened tn,
safeguards Of both Canada and the United
States, and it is difficult to sec what more
can be done in the way OF defence against
the dreaded invader.
1t You'd 80 "A Great Rnco
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

This Bank has established n SAVINGS Denar.
ment for the purpose OF receiving doposts u
individuals, firms and societies seektngfnco n
from money in allegiance or ut rcst, and to fur.
nish safe and profitable place of deposit p:
the savings and accommodations OF all classai
OF depositors.
As security for tie engagements this long ~.
taOished institution offers the advantages or
large capital ana surplus Its large inves5nea
IN United States bonds and the additiuna. -
ability Of its stock holders.
special books Of account will 30 issued n
this department upon which interest at su,h
rates a. may be fixed by the Board of Directors
will be credited to depositors the frat d4yf
Of January and July. aud this interest vii
compound twice in every year without trJI0.G
or care to the depositor.
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS BEARING INHERENT AND
PAYABLE o. DEMAND WILL BE ISSUED -
sLCh 40 PREFER 4HIsFOHN Of Deposit
sLCIRIlH AID INVESTMENT DE-
EAETMENi.
This Bank will also receive deposits Of money
for invest uIent in such securities as NAV be d o,
sired, and interest will be allowed on such
funds pending their Investment.
We have special facilities for making conssr-
vative and safe investments for women, truss
tees and those persons who arc unable or disia Il,
Cl!ned to manage their financial affairs. Whas
desired we Will act as their agents for ths n
vestment of moneys and for the collection o {
rents, dividends and interest.
We respectfully invite correspondence or al
interview with anyone interested, under AZ
surances that transactions with Us will os
held in strictest confidence and matters como
c. ". wooDHoUsE. TIE. WALES,
President. '. President
/. L. WOODAOUSE, Cashier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15

general Banking Business transacted.
Our largo resources and special facilities Of
Sbie US to receive on favorable terms, az
counts CT individuals, firms and corporations.
Ladiea' and family accounts are especially
invited
DepoSitors arc favored with Safety Deposit
boxes IN our vault, without charge.
Sterling exchange and drafts or France.
Germany, Ireland and Italy, bought and sod.
European Letters of Credit, payable in all
parts OF the world, Issued upon deposit OK casa
or satisfactory security.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
Guarding the Frontier Against
Cholera,

The following instructions for the inspec-
tion of immigrants and passengers entering
the United States 10y railroad trains or
other vehicles have been issued to customs
officers and msdlcal inspectors along the
northern border.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
1t VI ouid 80 IA Grcat Race,
From the New York Press

Nancy Hanks must look to her laurels.
With a pneumatic tired, ball bearing sulky,
the feet little mare has made a mile in 2:O1
on an oval track, Ca Friday at Springfield.
Mass, Arthur A. Zimmerman, the bicycle
champion, beat the record of Nancy Hanks
by making mile in 2:O6 a. The gain in
speed made by the man over the horse is
only n nFth of a second. But it is interest
ing as showing tho mechanical perfection to
which the bicycle has been brought and the
tremendous power tLero is in a set of we'll
developed, thoroughly trained human mus
cles, A race between Nancy aud thinner
man over an oval track would be sight
worth going far to sec.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
GOVERNMENT WORK.

Princeton, Illinois.
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BURLINGTON. THURSDAY. SEPT. IS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-05
vARlgpAUKS

No divide usted que 81 vino mas puro uue
sc expende en- Ia CAPITAL ca el de 10 acIeditada
marca Rjvevas de5 DMey0. ri quiere lunar
cigarrillos non plus ultra, prehera los de la
mRrCa P0rt0gdS. { Desea usted un buen sal
chichhn, 8 saF dlnas en- escabeche, buches de
bacalao inmej0rables y treseos, trutaa oris.ali-
1adas, anis del Chinch6n, espArragcs de padre
y muy senor milo, pescadO On esoabeche3 Pues
todo esto ? mucho mhs encoDtrar& en- ell Col
mado de Cerecedo Hermanos , Co. Todo fres-
co, superior barato.
La Loci6,s Amtiherpdfico del doctor Montea
y Diaz es IN prepar ado de mucho m6ritO que,
de dla On dla va alcanzandO mas favor en- Puor
to Rico. COmbate laa herpes, y pertunlando
al cabello, evits 10 caspa majgua = toda c}aae
de gTanos en la cabeEa.
mo mas callosl Es incnestionable que 81
licor Calicada valga la. -. metAfora, que ven
den los sres. Armss J,meneS eu La Gran
CaHavjG Crus II y On In EsteyA Fortaleza 81,
es el mejor remedio contra los oallos.
Sobrino dc Luiha Co., acsban do recibir
por los dltimos vspOres, muehss cosas bueDas,
| entire elias lOs mas ricOa salohichOnoe leQitimOa
l de BoloDia que han venido II pals. Tambian
i han recibid0 buena relnena dol gran vino tinto
4 de LogsOh0 OuVa lama sa ha axtenlid0 Va Dor
toda ID provincja. Dch0 vino do Lcgrono %
puro do uvs sin eneabezall ! 80.
Hemos dido hscer muchos elogios de Ia
Farmacia que en- Bio piedras tiene estahIeci
da nuestro amigo don Manuel Torres Borges
Dloennos quo 80 surtido 90 exoelente que De
complace lOg parr0Quianuas que se vende
barato y que % presta particular atenci6n 81
deepacho de laa Tecetas.
| A1sakAGHN - 1Ba30A
DH OL1llPI0 O4nRo, AToURA re g. poMuH.
MhsicA para piano dos manOs.
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Aesdy0m -Maacota. ........e,...... 2-4O
B0ybjesd.-Los Diamantos dc Ii Corona. sc
Para pedidOs On II Capital, D. ]. densales Font
ii que Buhcflhe m2diUo director do lol
baAou do Qunrno, QprtiNea cue hA pgeheRltc
/ q AleahalaA @anl pala - eNAalNa On lsG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-05

rror0so aDesinato de Ii Sra dola Iaabelina 81.
raguna One los vecino1 no dnermon tranqni-
LOS 81 Yer que en una casa que a. dos Calleg
principaloe, la dc il Cruz y Il del Rosario, cexOa
della Aduana Casi contigua Il que habita 81
alcalde, 40 atr0van los bandidO8 &ponetrar
cometer tan horrible crimon.A ID v0rdad,
llama Ia atenci6n, hace pensar tristemente,
que On una p0blaci6n como = de AroCibO ven
gan ocupand0 81 inter6s pdblioo los band0lerOs
dc tan tTist0 manera,
Comunican por tel6grato que anoche las
nueve ocurri6 IN tuego on la hacienda do Ca
6as Union de la jurisdiction de LuquillO, que
man0Ose 25 cuerdas de cafaverai pate do la
casa de vlvlenda. Ign6rase como ocnrri0 y
SO supone intentional. La guardia civil 80 en-,
tiend0 On averiguaoiOnes.
IN NuestrO cOrTe9p0nsal de la CidrS, nos par.
i ticipa que no eg exacta Ia nOticia que pubIloa-
mos On nnestra edicl6n de 90 pasado, respecte
do que On aQuella Administ aci0n de COmuni
eaciones no 90 recibiera la correspondence De
/ 25 por que tue COntundida CON lasde Rarran
Quitas Barros. Tampcco % Cierto que eslu
vlera aid On aquel.a 6p0ca el taiegrsh sta SF
Bsrazoain que va habia terminate Bus traDaJo
en- aQuel pueblo.
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Vino de Logrono
BODEGAS DE GARCIA 4 HIJOH
SssGs en Aagmeia,sa. Rsoj0J
CoSECHA De 1889

Este excelente vino ha side ana'iEado Glen
ttficameDte on el Laborat0ro QuimicO Munich.
pal de esta Ciudad, On vista de Ia prOp0rcio-
nalidad normalidad de sns compOnenses prin-
eina'as. tue declaraeio Fsss0 bsse,sO q ezesst0 dc
jNspNSes08 nnCtv8e Ia 3 aud Eli cert fcadO
que aiestigua las excelencias del VINO DE Lo-
GRON0, 10 poaeen disposition de los que quie-
ran verlo, los dnicos sgsntes que suscri0en.
SobyiN0 de LstiSsa d Co.
1LOs preCiOs pOr GUAR terOl8S son muy
m6dce.a La dOceaa 60 hOtelae vaie So 26
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vapor "Avil6s''

Con motivo de la semana santa pc supfi
me 81 viaje del J3 del c0rriente ain mas alterR-
ci6n de Ia ruta anunciada. PuertO-RicO, 4 de
octubre do 1es2.-Ladscig Dnploce, Agente
PRINCIPAL. 81
Ia VIDA De TN NlNO que aufrfa de exc~-
eiva dehill6ad = parecla que lba term mar sOs
sjiae. salvad0 CON el us0 de la EnsWlSi0B de
Scott
Leon, Nicaragua. JUNO de 1884.
Se6ores Scott y B0sUsse. ~reF. mfOs
Sc cnmprende taChmei>te como eeta preciosA
medtcins, debidO q sus cOmpCn antas pc m a-
nencia, 90 ha alberto IN campo tan vasto On Ia
terap6utica, espeCialmente para Las enfermeda
dea dc los p,aas, d0nde estA llsmada 4 pl esta
servicios rnuy importsntes, no pocas veces IA
devuelto lR vida criaturas cuyos padres ha
bsap perdido " toda espersnse de aasvar o.
Por loQue mi tcoa, he tenido ooaai6n de Obser-
varla EsssNlsi0n de Scott en- casO dc npeQush0
p,ho Que suftia do una ildamacl6n nj cuelio y
que debido su exceslva debilidAd y ia q aci
des dc sus carnee, parecia que prontO iba ter
minar sus dias, psr0 con 81 constaDte uso dc
| esta preparation, antea de pasar M mes essa
ba % compietamente restable eCido.~.Dr. J0cin
| u NNj5es. 8
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Vox Populi

Los enfermos que han ensayado, el Jay0be
de S0viG de Gachjb6 10 proclaman COMO una
-espec1aiidad on el aAma, afeccjones Catarrales
del estomago y on el renmatiam0.
El legftimo, 10 prepare 0nioamente On Ca
guas, Santiago &06clOU0. dc Ia media
bOtella rs contavos. Abrjl
La comids ha inhuidO siempre On los des.
tiuOs de il humanidad. Esat vendi6 % pri.
mogenitura p0r IN plato de lentejas y 20 seria
capaS de darle mi alma al diabl0 pOr I'm al
muerzo ON La O0tO1OssO.