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, 1892-01-13

The French Government has just
given a new proof of its devotion to
Russia. The leading French CORES
pondent in Sofia, M. Chadourne, has,
as Bulgarians think, insulted their
Government by his letters, and Nj.
Stamboulotf has decreed his expul-
sion, and sent him across the from
tier. AS soon as news of the event
reached Paris, M. Lanel, the French
Charge d'Affaires, was instructed to
demand the cancelling Of the decree.
Prince Ferdinand was inclined to
weld, but NJ. Stamhouloff refused,
and a letter was written asserting
the right of Bulgaria to deport dan
gerous aliens. Relations therefore
have been broken off, and French
pressure is employed at Constan-
tinople to induce the Sultan to in
terfere. The French Foreign Office
asserts that Bulgaria is bound by
the Capitulations, and that M.
Chadourne ought to have been re-
moved by the French diplomatist
only but the Capitulation are.directed
to secure fair trials to foreigners
rather than to prohibit acts of ad-
ministration. The French Govern
ment expels whom it pleases, and
has hardly, therefore, any moral
standpoint. The affair is annoying
for Bulgaria, but hardly important,
as France cannot reach her without
precipitating a
The Bishop of Adelaide really has
found a dead sea-serpent, though it
is not suite SO large as the specimens
occasionally reported as sighted in
mid-ocean. The. Bishop saw the
body of the serpent while riding on
the shore at Avoid Point, Coffin Bay,
South Australia. It was so #. long
with q head of 5 it., like that of
an immense snake, with two blow
holes on the top. The body was
round, but the thickness is ~unfsrtu-
nately not given, and the tail resem-
bles that Of "a whale. The find"
does NOT, of course, prove that the
stories of the syea7serpent are all
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STATE NEWS.

The ci,iz sns OF Brattleboro rendered
Levi X. Fuller, the Republican nominee
for Governor, Nh ovation on bis return
home from the convention. Col. Fuller
held an informal reception ct his resi-
dence.
The Windhsm county Republican com
yention at Newfsne Tuesday. WAS short
aud harmonious. Kittredge Haskins, Of
Brst,leboro, and F. A. Ball, OF Rocking,
ham, were nominated for Senators; l.. s.
Wslker, ofGraitop, and Edward Titus Of
Whining ton, for Assistant Judges; ZIba Il
Albee, OF Rockingham, for States Attor.
ney.
In Addison county court Friday Judge
Taft sentenced Pa,qusde Frosss to 10
years imprisonment in the states prison
Frossa is the Italian who last fall shot
Frank Soaring, the storekeeper for the
lsborers on the Bristol railroad.
Sidney G. Putnum, general freight sgen.
OF the Old Colony railroad company. died
at Hyde Park. Mss on Sunday. Mr.
Putnam was born At Cilsis. this state, In
1929, and bad been connected with the
Old Colony road for 20 years.
The oopsecrstion OF Rev. J. s. Michsud
OF Bennington. rs oosdiutor Bishop Of the
diocese Of Burlington, took place in the
cathedral at Burlington on Wednesday
The consecrstion services we're very i'm
pressive and the ordination WAS Witnessed
by . large copconrse OF people. inclu ling
nesrly $50 priests from this and other dioi
ceses l. New Euglsnd. Right Rev Arch.
bishop WiIlisms Of Boston ofiicisted as
conseorsttr and Bishop GAbriels OF Og
depsburg snd Bishop Bridl4y Of Manchesl
tu, N. H., were assisting prelstes
Col Full,r has employed Col. J. b.
Goul ling OF Rutland as bis private secre
tory. With the understanding. rs it il
alleged, that be shall be bis secretary oil
civil and military sfi.irs later on. Col
Gouldipg is 3 man Of large experience and
scausin,snce, who has held many impor
| tsnt positions and whose qualifications foI
the Place which be will be called upon tc
GIL after lection are recognized by all who
know him. II has been the custom here
t1fore TO give the place to some young
man whose duties have usually been only
those Of 9 clerical nature. but Col Fuller
will have man Who will be wise coun
seil r 20 we'll. The Rntlspd Herald fpesk,
10 the biehest terms OF the selection oil
Col Gonlding.
Charles T. Bourne. clerk 10 the Rutland
Office Of the Bennington and Rutland rail
road, died Sunday morning 81 bis house,
II Jackson svenue. He vas nstive oil
D.uby. wss IS years old. aud bad worked
10 the railroad ofice steadily for % years
ss:supsrintendents clerk
Walter Z Chiekering. Boston photo
srsphsr, hss been crested fer having re-
csived 5000 10 advance payment for pic
tures OF Coreord. n. H. which be never
delivered. He travelled shout 10 . car snd
s~indied nspy people IN the eastern part
Of Vermont.
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siiou, trosLls hs, occurred dBrisg The
g.s., .e,t ~ The Carnegie steei soa iron
soit. 81 Homestead. Pa Thess soris
cot nIIl.oIs Of money snd employ sever
,l thonssnd sortmsu.
TIE sctls Of vsgcs tiFIted July snd
ssw scale could DO, b. ssrssd upon. The
nsv scale proposed by tba conpsSy re-
duoed the wage, Of sboui one tenth OF the
uss, bat The COMPANY el,ined tast ih'y
h.d Of 10 Improved msehihfry ., great
expense which ensblsd tho men 70 'pra
oat mach larger prodaei, AID as the pay
.s by The ton. the men would teal, earn
l.rser wages than With old macbi1sry uni
Or ihe old sosls.
TIE company also Insisted that beresi'
ter The scale Of wages should be airinged
10 80 iutl /, A CT Jan !. Instead OF midsum'
mef. iot the reason that moet OF the cone
tr. a. iof sieel and iron are taken after
that date. add they could not arrange ihe
price unless they know sbsl wages they sre
10 pay the vorsme The latte are opposed
o this. because the iset tha. contracts are
already made would give them better
chance 10 III their own price Tor labor.
This difference In regard to date caused
The extensive granite lockout sbieb e1ten
ded eli oyir the ccuptry.
The m.u at Homestead not accepting thu
scale w,rs promptly locked out The con
p.py spprebend'og troubIe called on The
sheriff Of the eountJ for protection. lie
.eu, . few depGtles, but these we're driver
out and the men tIok possession oil th'
works The Governor OF the state wa'
then appealed 70 but declined TO act OF
the ground that the sheriff bad not yet tI
bsus,ed his resources. but be refused u
do any tning luther.
Tue company then engaged three o
four hundred Pincktrion detectives. VIII
under the lead OF deputy sheriff attempt
ID torsach the works by boat
They vera attacked 81 = great dissdvsn
. ,ase aud lhe fight WAS kept up Tor sevtrA
, hours, several on both sides be
ins killed aud wounded. The detective
, finally surfend, red and marched from tb
bost. but the mob set upon them an
beat and wounded them though none Q
, them killed after they surrendered. Th
next day they were allowed TO depart.
The strikers made no attemp, to desire
a the works but held possession with the d.
cl.ratiou that no non union should be en-
plnyed nor the mill run sgsiu until th
labor scale should be made sstisfsc tory. e.
This .t,te OF things lasted three or lou
days until Sunday when the Governor d.
cided 10 call out the militia to the humble
Of 5000. II be hsd taken 9 decided stan
:, at the outset 1t would probably have pr
vented bloodshed, aud it is not likely tht
!, the detectives would have been called vi
a on. II Was g mistake that they we're CO
led upon Ut all. though the company la
2 some excuse for their course, ~ they hs
Q . right TO Pr t,ot their property, and
a the proper authorities failed to do the
Q duty they would seem to have right vi
| soy means at their command.
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t~msnssfs 90 ths hq~tsss sfttss ~h's
Geo n. Holden. Atlisstos. "Aiiot 10
ips The Eqsipor Wsisr lot soms thfee
nouths an satisfied that il 10 The vtTy
beet tot kidbey troubles and dyspcpsia,
there 10 nothisg liis H. hsvs assd ssfs'
toss water Of oil tinds bot hte BqainoI
v.isr The bes, 81 oil snd eheefielly rec
onmend is ass.
DR.. ssb.l. IscksonsIlle. Fla: "An es'
pccisiiy pursnd wholesome vsisr Of great
value ss curative sgcni. JOAN Hsrn
sou. Troy: Very mach pleased. The beet
| / ever tasted. Nothing eau be hner
than your ginger ehsmpsgne sena me .
Gaze" X. W. j.
II. NJ. shsitaek. Buffalo: lyon should
have 40 ssency in Buffalo. the water
would sch sell here
The Argus and Patriot Of lsst week spoke
highly OF the saier aud said IL was being
used largely by Montpelier people. being
banded by Rolf 4 Sl.de Of that place.
Toe Chicago National Hotel Reporter
.sys The Equinox Natural Spring water
10 having = large sale this year. II ia han
died by the Equincr srring company
Msncbester VI. .oi which the veteran hotel
keeper. Mr. r Ii. o.vis, is the principal
owner. The Equinox House, OF which Mr.,
Orsis has 80 long been the proprietor. is
now open 81 usual, and arrivals from New
York and other cities are slresdy quite
numerous.
Mr.. Ovis ls receiving many letters
commen ding the Equinox water. from
which We make the following extracts;
W.T.. Dewey. Montpelier. Your spark,
ling water aud ginger champagne has been
used fer some time by my father and my
self and We pronounce il the "Purest aud
best.
in Baxter. Rutland: at meets oil rel
quremenis. remarkably foe water. Col
VA Woodbury., Burliugton: THE GIN
ger chsmpsgne aud sparkling water ere
very foe" James A Eidy. Troy; "EI
ceedingly good and refreshing" I Z Full
Ter, Burlington: Never tasted better.
Hon II A Parmenter. Troy: From past
experience know il TO be an excellent to
BILE water and. from its analysis / should
Judge IL 10 possess valuable curative prop
critics.
Rev Father Gsfiney. Rutland; Hope !
will supplant every foreign water Hon /
, Roberts, Burlington. 1--WE are nanimou
. 10 our approval and commentator. GEL
s Moff.tt. PlsttsburS; Have tried bott
kinds aud like it exceedingly" II b Bur
ton, Nj ID New York: THE ladies OF m!
amily thiak tbs ginger champagne delic
: ious. Tue sparkling water is very hne.
Col Charles s Forbes, st Adams: 81 %
very much pleased with the water especi
ally the ginger champagne, which con
slider superior to the imported Belfast gin
ger ale. can heartily recommend th
several kinds OF water"
Hon Geo A II lsey. Newark, N J. 9Th
water is splendid" Col Geo W Hooker
:. Brattleboro, Superior 10 every respect.
II b Plant, New York: Il can pronounc
= it Of IN ost excsllent quality" 0 Q Tsy
:, lor Burlington Equal to any miners
water l have ever used" Hon l. Ma
Tin. Brsttleboro: Il have enjoyed tn
a sparkling water and extra dry Mayo
a Body. Brooklyn, N Y. THE water
!, very fine" DR. John Aulde, Philadelphia
!. Have tried the water, and they seem I
:. supply everything that can be desired
Hon ~ Estey, BrattIeboro: "Hsv
given 1t q very fair trial and consider
all that you recommend it to be.
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The ST Augustioe and HslifsI Il. X.
is TO be extended from Daytona rs far
south o. Rockledge, as per instructions OF
Mr.. II. Flaaler. This will prove OF great
advantage to travellers, doing away with
the tedious rides In the slow river boats.
The famous Kssterskill Hot,l (Catskills)
opened it's season on Saturday last In
most suspicious and brilliant manner A
grand ball was given on Saturday evening
At which st least 400 guests we're present
The X ,.terskill is now under the mana .
cement OF Mr.. II. P. Burner. formerly Of
the Arlington. Washington, aud Mr.. d. h.
Carpenter.
Messrs. NJ, reliant 4 Co. the famous
dealers and i'm porl,rs Of tin plate, metals.
etc, Philsdelph are making better tin
plates for roofing than have ever been i'm
ported t. An rlcs, This may seem broad
statement, bot il can b. easily verified by
any one. As it has already. by many who
have taken trouble to examine iuto the eI
cellent specimens Of roofing produced by
Messrs. Merchant Il Co.
The proprietor Of the Anuiston Ion. 40
nis,op, Ala. is evidently az enthusiastic
Democrat. The bill OF fare at the hotel on
Thursday last vas ss follows: Cream OF
Chicken . IL frankie. Consomme Ruth.
baked drum with Democratic Ssuoe,
Boiled Cleveland Cspon, Albeit Sauce.
Gib,les with Rice = 10 Wstterson. Wiewam
Stew OF Lamb. Whitney Style, Fried Mug
sump., Roast RIBS OF Tsmmsny Beef,
Ioin OF Veal. DemrGry, Cleveland
Huekleberry Roll, Hill Sauce, Tariff Ice
Cream. With Frozen Peach s, Tsmmapy
Cake. Frankie Lady Fingers, Ruth Hal
Moons and White House Drops.
Mr. Copeland Townsend, who was re
Gently appointed m.psger ofthe Savoy
Hotel IL New York, one Of the 6uest hotel'
in Americ.. has resigned. Pnvious to BIZ
appoint nert Judge Dugro aud has sssocIs
ts in the Savoy ownership he'd decided
10 divide up the responsibility OF tb'
management. placing one mao IN charge
OF the front and ~ other the back part Of
the house. Mr. Towns-nd vas appointed
however, on the understanding that b
should have fu | power to make up 40 or
gapi1 .,ion add conduct The hotel 10 hrsi
class msunsr We uadsrtsod that Mr.
Tovn.eud's re,iypsiion is doe TO the iscl
thu, he hes DOT been given iull control
Mr.. Towusend 10 veil knosn 10 Chicago
having been connected With The Paine
House for . period Of fourteen years -
Chicago N. Hotel Reporter.
DR.. W. @ Prime. Of New York. aud his
sister Mrs. siosson have taken possession
Of their summer cottage Al ffanconia II
il 10 be resr, ted TIA, DIR. Primes health
ID 90, "a vigorous ss his friends desire. bul
/, 10 10 be hoped that The biscins noun
isin air snd . re,urs to the sceues be "
u neh love. aud has done 30 much TO popt
lisrzs msy awe hin renewed strength. u
10 also 10 be esired tbsi Mira. slosson ms,
discover 10 the district Incidents for NOR,
Of her charming stories Of New Hsup
shirs lie. whi,e MI Echo.
| - -
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,hs ssssie. IL SCENT v1rt rai able 10 DO.
Oa.ihs Blssd hlli Me Dszccrsise vo,s fof
free silver y. 100. sssifsi H. sl-s Des'
oossise ms,oriy Ger irse silver Of a. The
Hspshssosa vote ior ites silver v0 III
.s.ip.i u. g. "a Rspsbiiesa nslsri'y
,gsib.l ir.s ,lirer 81 ~. II .ill be oessr'
vsd tia, The Repabl.osn vote io' ifes oil
yss iu he House ~a the zane 10 nsmSe'
A Ia The sspsif.
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According to so good . Democratic su
thority ~ the New York World the mslor
ity OF the vorkmen in the Carnegie MILL
receive si5 . week. and hundreds Of them
average more than $40 week. Any one
who will compare these wages With The
starvation pay Of British iron workers vii
perceive thst, vbs,sver grievance the Car
nssie meu have. 1t ia not sgsns. the tar
In
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-07-14

When President Lincoln Vas confronting
some Of The darkest problems OF the Wal
and Gen. Harrison Was marching TO the
ses, where was Mr.. Adlai L. Stevenson,
Democratic candidate for the vice presi
dencyi He Was s,umpiug every county
Of Illinois sgsinst Lincoln. on = platform
which declared that the var Was fAilur,
and called Tor the immediate cessation o.
hostlliiies.
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fof fepf,.sniA,lrs In oonsrs"
n. HENRY PowEhs.
n.r,nL,c., oousr, eosyxsr,os.

Hept nLttAs COUNTY eosNhS''"".
A Republican CouvepiIon for The County
OF Bennington, ~ill be held ., the Town
Hall. Arlins ton. Tharsday. Jaly 2iss, 1882,
:, 10 clock, NJ. TOT The purpose OF
nominating candidates for County officers,
10 be supported =. the election on the nr''
Tuesday In September neIi. and also Tor
The election Of Courty Conni,.ee.
Towns will be represented 10 Conven
tiou, on The basis OF one delegate from
each town. one for every fifty votes, and
ooe for every traction OF ff,y votes eIeeed'
log twenty ave. ost for The Republican
candidate for Governor 10 1855, end The
.ubioined list is made on this basis
Delegates will be chosen 81 primary
meetings called by Republican Committed
In esoh town. aud vill provide themselves
With proper Credentials, signed by .b'
Chairman and Secretary OF said meeting o
which they are elected. and present ssm'
ss early a. possible alter their arrival, Il
the County Committee, who will be u
session at the Arlington House. Arlington
ats o'clock A NJ. the day Of the Conven
tion.
The Bennington aud Rutland Rail a.
will e,tsnd the usual courtesy OF fare on
way.
J. Ii. WmrPLK, Chairman.
T. G. WooDwoBH, Secretary.
NJ NJ. PurFER.
NJ. J. HirGoop
ID. I. BATES.
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The mountain towns make the strong
claim that they have had the county Sens'
touhip oply once. and that wss forty years
AGO
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" Estate OF ABsER BIonAsps.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man
chester Commit ssioners, TO receive. examine, and
adIust all claims aud demands OF all petsons
agsinst the estate OF
Abner Richards late Of fandgste
in said District, deceased, and all claims ,rhib :
ted In offset thereto hereby give notice that We
will meet for the purposes Aforesaid, at he late
DIV cling house OF the deceased III .sid
sandgate, on the 10th day Of December nort
from O'Clock A. NJ. until O'Clock y. NJ, on sad
day, and that sir months from the 10th day Of
June A. d 1891, ia the time limited by said
Court Tor said creditors TO present their ciaims
TO us for eIaminAtion and allowance.
Dated at Rupert this s0th day Of June. A. d.
1892.
ALFRED BEEBE, co,,,.
o9v BERNICE BlBINs, 0o
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The s:temps TO make political capiis
on, OF the Homestead strike is quite nsts'
raj bat will not succeed. Strikes and labor
troubles ere quito - common in free irsds
countries % elsewhere. besides II should
be remtm bered that the Mckinley tsrifi
lowered the duty on steel rails ~ we'll -
on = good many other things, and the
Homestead works produced steel on which
ID, re vas reduction Of du'y. Workers
generally understand that they receive
much higher wages than 10 free trade
countries and are or ought 10 be for . proi
,ectiys tariff every time.
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"Tnr rewrD hstyu 10 so7 ifTHoaoH
rpr a. rsrsos. (rre7p1Trn T,nrr' rnos
rpn ..xn ssaspru1sr a. eensfa.vrs' iRf
aksnr ~ rnnn sg,Trssn 10 soT 10 an
rnn gRr Laa aENT aa0rST % sn,Lfn rph
ynnan oorSyHr. prr 10 ETEr ~, VI vHaf'
ptrn Nnaxs Tss3rIpln. sKn srAsplhp on
soNranr 1soSo fnn voknNo o1-Assns-
I.aads1 7tssss
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Fire caused 5000 dsnsge 10 The Clam
plain Msnafseiuring eonpsry's shop si
Burlirgtoc issi Friday evening
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TAX SALE.

The non tesldeni propfielors 81 the Town Of
Dorset Ia the County OF bennington are hereby
notified that The nnes assessed by saiu Town
within three yssrs neat proceeding ibis date 70 i.
msin IN whole o. IN part unpaid upon the ioiiow.
ing deseribsd lands situated ~ SAID Town TO sit
on one-hsli interest m about lso sofes 81 NOM"
tain land 10, ated IN the 9th School District IA
,sid Dor ct, and ssses.cd and taxed W hobst,
Longee Taies due thereon, Gai
Aud % much raid land ~ill be sold ~ pnblic
auction Al the Wilsop House IN kasi porset, on
the s0lh day Of July A. u. 1874, al 10 O'Clock IA
the forenoon, ss shall be requisite 10 ditoasfss
sald taxes with costs unies. previously paid,
Dsted al Dofsct, bennington oounty this 2'th
day q June AID 1874
taw NATHANIEL MCWAfNE, NoHcc'or
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

n 'OM Nj lSSlONEhS NoIlOE,
Estate OF JosrrH MohEipE.
The uudersgned having been appointed by
the Hon, Prohsto Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners. to receive. examine aud
adlust all claims and demands Of all p'fsoos
against the estate OF
| Joseph Mcbride late Of Manchester
in said Dis,rot, deceased, and all claims exhibit
| cd In Offset thereto hereby give notice that We
will meet Tor the purposes aforesaid al the late
dwelling house OF the deceased 10 .Aid Manchester
| on ID. 10Th day OF December, nett from o'clock
A. NJ until O'Clock . N on sad day, aud that
SIX months from the iitn day OF June
| A D. 1892 Ia the time limited by sAid Court ior
said creditors to present their claims to ns TOT
examination and allowance
Dated al Manchester this 9th day OF Juy
a. d 1892
MALCOLM OAhflELp, com,.
| ,O9w RALPH T. PUhDY,
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Tspleys Bread winner~ outvsn oil
ether shoes.
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Tho New York Mail and Express goes
directly 10 the Official reports OF congres.
,icual proceedings. and this 10 WIS, il
anis In them; Fortunately Mr. Stevenson
leii record which IL printed in the off,
ei.l reports OF the congressional proceedi
inss. These show that be Vas NOT only .
Greenb.cker 10 1874. when be Vas first
cleo, a 10 Congress, bu, The, be Vas vorse
than . Greenbseker vben be vas reelected
in 1876. for ., tbs, lime he placed himself
90 record - opposed 10 the resumption OF
specie payments and 10 favor Of silver
cottage
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WILL SELL.
BLACKSMITHING.
TnE BEST ASSORTMENT
OIL S TOv E S

esn he found AZ \. u. Yoangs ~ varieties mst
oAnno, tall 70 pltae all that ate 10 want " that
nsoiul article and AZ prices that cannot be beat
4. n, houk0,
Manchester Centre. July nth. isel io,,
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET

y arioNAL REpusLIcAN TICKET
ron rn1IpEwr
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
run yIcE FEnaprsf
wHITEIAw REID.
Stat Rsrsbiiess Ticket
ran astEASoA
i.rytE. YUiLEh. q nrstilstoie.
Fog IAsui.n.ot uessfpor
sTEwAsT sTgAHAHAs q ~ Albsn''
Yof STATE nsIssfsf
HEnhY fifLD q nasians
For Ecfst.ry u state
cHAukcFi " BKownEII.. bufansioa
rog state Aaaitar
PHEUERiCE u. HALF u LaSsnbnrg
s--aasa-sa-sas-'eussa
fos feyf,.sniAiirs IN Congress
n HENRY PowEhs.
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Toe passage by The Senste OF the Stewart
hes tllser bill must be accepted. 10 liue Of
party record. ~ having been brought
soaui by the Democrats. aided by Re
pgbllcsn minority. The record shows that
eighteen Democratic Senators voted Tor
the bill .od seven sesinst IL. while eleven
RepnbiicAn ssnsion voted fer II and
eighteen agsisti. The Democratic major
lty 10 isvor Of The bin -as eleven. and the
n.pnhlicsn vss nine. While the fac, thu,
,ltysn Senator's voted Tor tree silver 10 not
plessst, eopisnplsiion, 1t should be
boras 10 mind that they come largely hon
email Western States. 10 A. titent directly
Interested Ia silver production. sad The
little sisis ban ~ bag representation 10
ile Senate ~ the large ors 10 the vote
On The Blsad ball 10 ,he House. 10 March
lssi, the Bspnbliesss nsde better show
leg il isroi Of ihs honest nofey. They
defeated free silver. - their brslhfsn 10
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TIE following is spportionment Of dele
gates 70 which the several towns are eni
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-24
Estate of Ephriam Taylor

GTATE OF VERMONT, Orleans District
iDss. In probate court, held at Barton Land
ing, IN said District, on the 18th day of Oct.
A. d. 1892.
RIB. Skinner, Executor of the estate of
Ephriam Taylor, late of Barton in said Dis
trict, deceased, presents his administration
makes application for a decree of distribu-
and PARTON of the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that
said account and said application be referred
to a session thereof, to be held at the Pro-
bate Office in Barton Landing, on the
Sd day of November, A. d. 1892, Tor hearing
and decision thereon: And it is further order
ed that notice hereof be given to all persons
interested by publication of the same three
weeks successfully in the MONITOR, news
paper published at Barton, previous to said
time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place and show cause,
if any they may have why said account should
not allowed, and such decIee made.
BY the Court-Attest,
42-44 FRANK S. ROGERS, Register.