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IFRoM TUESDAYS DAILY.l
SALHIAGUNDl

mo registration books close mt q
p. NJ. Thursday.
Tho races at Eecth took away some
OF Ii people, to-day.
Steve Gage arrived on No. 3 last
evening and left for tho cas-, this
morning.
Rams Horn:-With all his prac-
tice, tho d"vil has never improved on
the first ~hypOcritc.
Vote for Weaver, Stewart and
Newiands aud help along the tight for
the free coinage OF silver.
Only two days remain in which to
register. Go right away and put
your name on the bools if it is not
already there.
Tho voting precincts OF FL Dorada
Canon and Las Vegas, in Lincoln
county ure 30 miles from Pioche,
the county scat.
Many ~ old bum is now pouring
enough whiskey down his gullet to
last him until the next election. Some
OF Them Seem to have the capacity OF
Il rat hole.
If the Democratic legislative ticket
is elected, there Will be three votes
! from Ell:o county for tho reduction
ur the EXPENSES or the Stat. and cam.
~ Governments T,v,o,ors uo,,o -
note of il aud votc accordingly.
Sitter !SFyIe:-Frark Martin. tho
nli:lc Mountain sho.umnu. was seri.
ous'y injured near Cole pndA last Fri.
day by being thrown from n hprs.,.
We are unable 20 ascertain any far.
iher particulars or the extent Of his
iuiurics.
Hon. f'raCcis G. Ncwlands promisas
;o cross party lines in tha House of
Representatives. whenever he can MD
tho silver cause by go doing.
The people should remember this
when they cas-. their ballots ia No.
ycmbpr.
.Jul,ipy fro,, somo s,s,i.;o,s
movements vs. have seen, We are led
II believe that the interest taken in
tine Silver Legislative ticket in certain
quarters bodies 10 good to the iaxpay.
crs OF E.So county. The Lcoulc have
been betrayed before; wil! they be
again?
When tho ,ralc. ossnmiIvof Dan
yor r~.rrn,Iy rniI,.J or Cav T. ,u,, 81
Colorado, with a .ot Of ras,lu,i,rs
vigorously condemniny P!~nkertunism
he coulIy looked them over aud said:
Yes, that's all very ycll, but why in
Ill don't You fellows vote inslcl Of
rcsplutins So much?,'
Evcrv ,oxruye- j., CII,o o,,r.r
shouId vo,c fnr Tn, n.m,rr,,;c ra,s
Intivc ~ii,.;,, IN. romi,oo. ~, NH
tnxpaycrs and their votes in IN,
Legislature viii be IN favor Of econ.
omy in the Stat" and County govern
mcnts. Consider well before YOU
cast your volc against them.
Solomon WAS wise in his day orl
! generation, saws nm .v.h,n.o n,
! cluug to his silver and pnr,,d with
his gold. Tho sheen of Lis t.,prIc
VAS dazzling. N.ithin il was ndornrl
with gold and silver. In nj a,.s sill.
! yer has stood side Lv sill, with 1,lJ.
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\ Carson dispatch OF tho Nth in
ettnt sage:
Dick Iicrn alias Tex yesterday shot
.Jpc Lynch in the stomach with II six
shooter. The wound wiii probably
prove fatal. The affair occurred at
Wellington over 1t game Of cnTh@.
Both mcu hui been drinkinH aud Tex
I.accd tho muzals OF ia" pistol close
!, iJyuch's s'omuch and saying "Lpoi
oaJ i~,.urn,' pulird tina trigger. Lynch
Jumped fro II his CHAR and. though
h."n,tiug rrufusuly, beat Tc NJ ia his
i..ia, drawing blood with vel biDY
j u fr" mum"nt4 Lynch fell unrDn-
tr'oua and il not expected Ia recover.
Tex WIS arrested aud taken To Duy-
ton, tho county scat, to await cxumi-
uatIyu.
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[FnoM MoSpAY's DAILY.l
SALSiAGUSDI.

Gardrcr & Sens are making the
Courthouse steps s good as new.
w. Murray has filed his certificate
OF nomination with Tho County Clerk.
Mr.. Newlands, when no was in
Elifo n few weeks ago donated 500
toward building the new Presbyterian
church.
II tho people Of EHto county want
TO be represented ia the Legislature
this Winter 10y men who will look out
for their interests, they should vote
for the Domocratio nominees.
III. Stoi:cr, Geo. Grant, Joe. Miller
and ". NJ. b!sgs left Yesterday with
their teams loaded with lumber and
matcrinl for the now school building
on the Duck Valley reservation.
The Lyon County Timirs says ex.
Governor Adams drove in 1000 head
Of cattle aud sold them to Nr. Brooks.
anil Lux < Miller have jus. driven i in
l,O1D head from the North TO feed in
.f'7'h 'a!''E'
Nlt Campbell sayG that Saturday
nigh. he lost al, tied up in Il hand
lIcrchiut, somewhere between john
Hibbcts' saloon and the Iou.th1use
''"' "'"'' "' ~ nave Tie HhHeF re-
iun il to him.
Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota,
Colorado, wyoming, Idaho, Wash
in-ton nmJ Oregon have he"n care.
fuzzy p"ii"i by precincts and SHOW u
large m"j2Fily for Weaver and Fled
81 '"c" "'"'''
Hon Wan. "oodburn, Republican
candidate Tor Congress, arrived from
the West yesterday morning and viii
address the c,tiz""6 o! HIko 1T Free
mao Hall. Tonight, % the pulitica!
issues OF thc day. Turn out ana hear
both sides.
/, COSTS tho tayu,yn-s ., Ecv,I,
vl.l5 10! each prisoner in tao Carson
pcnItcutiIry. tn" right KIND Of Il
| Legislature would make AN inquiry
INTO THIS cX~trayag.ncc and iop oil all
! useless omp!l-pcs and r.lu.., ,Ic ,v-
pcnsc Of runnin, IL, prison.
Tn, I,,,rl NJ rl,.,,.,,,rp.,r.,
Nicri.op. l,, ud,.,.l , -o.oi,,n,,'
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Rally.

Quito n large number OF The faith.
ful gathered ut Freeman Hall last
uIght To- hear tho Hon. WIN. Wood
burn, Republican candidate for Con.
gTcss, DISCUSS tho political issues OF
the day from tho straight out stand
point. After II song by tho cleo club.
composed 81 g. W. Huh, Bort Me.
1niOsh, Mira. ltcyscr and Miss Mar.
lett, Mr.. Harrington introduced the
congressman aud no wadcd right
into n review "f tho legislation that
eliminated III tho decentralization of
silver in 1873. Ilc tIion handled his
opponent in u lively manner and
clo6cd by saying that whether elected
or defeated III" people uf Nevada
would always know whcro to find
him.
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The Corruption Fund.

Il Is said the Republican National
Committee requires 100000 for
campaign purposes. Nearly hair n
million OF this has been subscribed
in Philadelphia. -[Carson Wceiiy.
1os, anal it is u safe two To ono bet
That the greater pnrt Of the money
raised IN tho Quaker City was sub
scrib'd by "Pious John" Of Keystone
Bank fame.
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Facts and Figures Regarding the
Election.

tncts ana Regarding the
Election.
a close cnnvnss Of the State outside
OF Douglns, Ormsby. Storey and
Washoo counties gives tho following
mHjuritios for the Silver ticket: Flu.
rni'a, CON- Humboldt, COO; White Pine.
80; Lincoln, go; Nyr, DO: EIko, coo;
Lander, 800; ljsmoralda, 90; Lyon,
10; Total, $500.
IL Ia estimated Ivy close calculators
that this majority viii DO Increased
several hundred in Storey and Wnshoe
counties and that the Silver Ticket
will average at least 5000 in the State.
Tho Legislature will DO composed
OF 10 mombcr5-lj Senators md 80
AsscnbIymor. Nine Of tho Senators
arc hold.u 'crs and tho other six aud
Nil tho Assomblymcn arc 10 be clcrtod
in NpvombNr. OF tho AssCmblymcn
Senator Stewart will have beyond
doubt: Churchill, Il; Elko. 3; Eu.
rckn, .; E5mcralla, 2: Humboldt, 9;
Lincoln, |; Lnndcr, /; Lyon, 2; Nyc, L;
White Pine, /; Storey, 6; total, %;
leaving Washoo 4, Ormsby3 3, Douglas
doubtful OF tho nino hold over
Senators there arc thrcc for Stewart
beyond doubt. rhcro are six TO DO
cloctcd NJ follows: Humboldt, /;
Lyon, 1; Lincoln, 1; Nyc, 1; White
Pine, l:and Storey, /, all Of whom arc
Tor Stewart, insuring him 81 votes
OF tho 10 on joint ballol-[Fsono Jour
nal.
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Registered Voters, LamoIllc Pre-.
Cinct, 1892.

Registered Voters, Lamoliic Pre-
cinct, 1892.
BIl.ot, James Bowers, G VI
Butler, q w Bigg,, G II
Berg, Andrew Cahill, Thomas
Conrad, Jacob Cotant, \ l.
Ciacson, Matthias Ddkin, Judson
Dakin, Elisha Dakin, Stephen
Dakin, Elmer Dakin, " IL
frankie, Henry Franks, Thomas j
Griswoid, y NJ Gilland, VIM J
Gilianl, Samuel Gilmore. G d
GlIcen, j Il Grooms, L
Gcrrity, Chris. Husband, VIM
!icnncn, Joseph Hayward, } Ii
Iiargrove, G G Gfinklc, j L
Hamilton, q y Hall, III
Jones, l. j Jones, + r
Jcwrtt, John Ledlick, CD
Lcishmmn, John Lcbcrski, Eli
Laughlin, W ii Myers, j Il
Meyers, Wm McDarmott, p il
McDcrmott, II McKne, Owen
McDermott, \ J Mobiles, Charles
Melodies, Andrew Olcil, Ell
O'BTion, john Pxley, Myion
Perkins, VIM Prichard, John
Rankins, Fred l,obcrson, J \
Rockers, s r Robertson, II w
Roberts, john q Smell, Henry
Smith, Conrad Sknggs, II Z
S .uitler, IL IL Swift, L T.
Taylor, q ThOrp, John =
Taylor, y w Taylor, + T.
Terrill. James NoiSt, Henry
Williams, J W Wines, 4
Williams, John Whining, G II
Wagner, Chas Young, IL A
Young, Henry.
STATE OF NEVADA,
CoUSrY or ELLo. s''
Motto, is hereby given that I will
receive objections TO tho right TO vote,
on the part Of any person above regis,
tered, until 6 o'clock y. NJ. OF tho 4th
day OF November, 1892. All persons
whose names may 10 enormously
entered in this list should appear n,
my oilico and havo such error cor.
rcctod.
JuDsoN DAKIH.
Registry Agent Ian ollie Precinct
Lamoiiic, Nov, Oct. go, 1892.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot iIotcl--Ciark & Green PRO
prIctOrs.

Depot iIotcl--Ciark e Green. PRO
prIctors.
Jack TinGlcy, ] W Powell, Tusra
rort; y Il Gilbert, joe Anderson, jos
Gaiisia, Ctrlin;. John g Hickman,
North FORK; T. G Deweesc, Philn; "
IL Golf, Delta, Col; D PGregory, For,
ilal!ecS; G II Bower, Lamoil!e; II w
Smell, q Ranch, Cal; \ p Matthews,
Boston; j 5 Wheeler, j S Gregory, A
Oppenheimsr, ID IL Birdsali, X B
Stone, II Edwards, III L Parr, j S
Dunphy, Il II Whitney, S Il; Joseph
lindsay. Sherwood: Il Il Dartel
RSno; Chas Cole, VOLS.
Charley Reboule, j Pritchard, La.
mobile; james f Myers, Spring Creek;
DO llenncn, Pleasant; Paul Wander.
WORT, Omnha; w Ill Houghtou, An
sonia, Conn; III Il Pfuhl, Thomas j
Hughes, S Il; T j Hits, jewel Kruse,
Mrs NJ Lambert, Salt Lake; j p
Sutton, Deer LihSe; n 4 Dickey,
Albion, Idaho; w WOODBURY., Carson;
j III Sanguinet, Mound; Il \ Brown,
Sacramento; c Quilici, A w Gobbel
WellsiJ W Flahert Carlin.
Gem l~iotei-Ii. Dattirs, Manager.
Dick Vamalta, Mike TulIy, Willie
Lindsy, Winnemucca; J l. Porter, G
Il Hoffman, W l. Connora, Deeth;
w Niles, Osdon; Mrs Plumb, Miss
Nellie Thomason, Duck Valley;
Geo w Emerson, JAS G Dunphy,J S
Gregory, b Horn, S II; j d Reid, Hal
leck; w X johnson, Boston;S G Wee
ton, Iona Mountains; J + Porter, K l.
Porter, J l. Henry, Chas Toyn, Mound
Valley; 0 9 Mcneil, w b McDougall,
Il f Gray, VIM McAvin, Geo Hulley,
james Wilson, II NJ Catlin, vito &:
daughter, Tusca-ora;'r T. Gilbert, ID
Cozzens, Clriin; Fred Davis, Shelton;
Chns Moody. WIN Woods, VIM Ash.
worth, Andy Richardson, Fort Hal
iecKi Winning, u Dakin Il wife,
bnmoiile; Chns CrabE, Bruneau; Z
Thompson, Arizona.
Il g Mclaughlin, Cnrlin; Mrs c d
Bradley &2 sons, w A Massey, Mrs J
\ May, j ii Burke, Tuscarord; Nate
Kuhn. &C COTE, OGd ,n; j y Dazet
Virginia City; Mort Classon, Ed Le-
bsrski, Lamoillc; Win Moody, Ghas
Moody, Henry Crane, South Fork;
Sam Young, j Cruise, n 4 Dickcy, "
NJ Wilson It wife, Salt LIKE; Hank
Smith NTH City; j r Bradley, j b
El!edse, DHeth; e Thompson, Wir-
slow; j p Sutton & son, Deer Ledge;
Jas MeaghOr, II J Ankenny. Winnie
mucca; John Hickman. North Fork.
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Ruby Lin Jsny was neither absent
nor tardy during tho month.
ANNIE Tom,
Toachor.
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school I;cnnpt.

Following IL II report Of tho North
R"by school for tho month ending
October 7, 1892:
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School Report.

Following is tho report OF the
Huntington school. for the month
ending Oct. II, 1892:
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School Report.
Following is n report Of tho Liberty
District school for tho month ending
October II, 1892:
Dollio Porch.... &C.. OF
Gallo Porch .....................W
Nellie Porch. 49,. o6
Lulu Porch ...... .95
Eugene Porch ..... O5
BELLE BUrLER,
Teacher.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER,
w. w. BOOHER,

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-11-11
SHOREHAM,

Fred IIathorne is home for a few days.
DR.. Platt returned to Montpelier Tues
day afternoon. after having cast his vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borley of st. Adams
were at j. Russell's the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. j. Northrup have re-
Gently spent a few days with friends in
Boston and vicinity.
Only 2l5 of the 329 voters whose names
are on the check list cast their ballots
last Thursday Three of the ballots
were defective.
Rev. Mr.. French preached acccptably
Sunday morning and evening at the Con-
gregational church and will occupy the
pulpit the coming Sunday, Nov. l3.
Judging from the recent experience of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Burge, they are
destined to become famous pedestrians.
They were from home about a week Wis
ting friends at Schroon, Pottersville,
etc., averaging to walk about IS miles a
day.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-11-11
VERCENNES,

Election dispatches were taken at the
Stevens House Tuesday evening.
Attorney F. w. futile is visiting his
father. John L. futile of Montpelier
Principal Davis of the graded school
will move his family from the Bay State
this week.
Miss Jessica Wetherbee of Port Henry
was guest of friends in town last
Thursday.
The funeral of Warren f. Hatch, aged
81, who died in Bristol, Nov. ,. was held
at Panton on Friday
Mrs. Julia Z. Adams went to Madison,
Wis, Tuesday. She will remain there
with relatives till spring.
John Nix & Co. of New York have
purchased about 1000 barrels of No. l
apples between Nergennes and Grand
Isle for the New York market,
The funeral of Mrs. F. E. Dean, who
died at Fitchburg, Thursday, was held
at the Baptist church here on Saturday,
Rev. John Pierson officiating.
Saturday, market day, butter sold at
% to "A cents; eggs, p cents; dressed
poultry, II to ID cents; potatoes, &c
cents apples, Sl.75 to 81 barrel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Parker re-
turned on Saturday from their trip to
Baltimore and Elizabethtown, y. j. Mr.
Parker was delegate to the Episcopal
convention at Baltimore.
a delegation of Camp c. f. Parker
Sons of Veterans, attended the eight
anniversary of the organization OF
Camp Tracy, Sons of Veterans. al
Middlebury, Monday evening.
The Ransom Southland farm at Town
line, containing go acres, was sold "a
auction, on Wednesday last, to \. Shaw
of New York at SGD an acre. Alder
Stickes of Addison bought Il few acres
at S2G.06 an acre.
The S. S. Wright bunco game at New
Haven last spring was stirred up once
more on Friday last by the arrival her
of Detective j. Il. Norris, who Informed
the proper authorities that the grea
buncoer, Red Austin, one of the two VIII
got of with about $1,000, had been ar
rested and was Jailed at Goshen, n. Y
awaiting identification. Mr.. Wright
grandson, Alanson, and Herbert Da,
accompanied the detective to Goshen am
fully identified Red Austin as one of tn
party.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-11-11
CORNWALL.

Miss Gertrude Bond is home, sick with
a fever.
Miss Mary \. Mead is in a feeble con-
dilion.
II. b. Scoyel has his new barn nearly
covered.
Mrs. G. F. Ellsworth is IN Pttsford,
having been called there by the illness
of her neice, Mrs. Flanders.
Crops are well secured, but blowing
thus far has gone on slowly in conse-
quence of the dryness of the soil.
Mrs. S. A. Sanford and Miss Jessie
Lane started on Tuesday for California.
where they will spend the winter.
On Saturday last the severe cold and
snow drove in stock and reminded people
that winter would soon be with them.
The meeting of the friends of the de-
batting society with Ralph Robbins, last
Friday evening, was pleasant affair,
and the boys seem hopeful for good
winters work
j. l.. Douglas at the creamery is put
ting in dam and plans to raise pond
sufficient to procure ice for the use of
the creamery. 1t would be well if more
of our dairymen would follow the ex-
ample.
School in district No. l., taught by
Miss Rena O'Bryan of Panton, closed ON
Saturday last. In consequence Of their
not being able to procure Il satisfactory
flag, Columbus day was not observed
by the school until its close, when the
| flag arrived, and notwithstanding the
severe storm and high wind, some of the
energetic young men in the district de-
termined that the teacher, who had eX-
erted herself to procure it, should see ii
afloat. They fixed a fine pole, 30 feet
in length, upon the roof of the school
building, making its top nearly GO feet
high; and beneath the globe bearing the
red, white and blue, they flung to the
breeze their beautiful banner of liberty
amid loud cheers and appropriate eXer-
cises. Ample refreshments were provid-
ed. Long may the banner wave, the
pride of the school and an honor to South
Cornwall.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-11-11
BRIDPORT.


Mrs. F. A. Williams is visiting In
Brattleboro.
James c.. Sollace, with c. c. Briggs,
returned to Brockton, Mass, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Crane were down
from Shelburn the latter part of last
week.
ID. f. Myrck and wife now occupy
the house on the Elithorp farm he re-
Gently purchased.
-Four years ago the Republicans were
very iubiant over the election returns
This year it is quite the reverse.
The hop at the Masonic hall on Fri.
day evening was well attended, consid-
ering the weather, and an enjoyable time
was had.
The Ladies' Sewing society met al
their parlors on Thursday afternoon OF
this week and had a sociable in the
evening, to which all were invited.
f. +. Towner has severed his connec
ton with the store of j. II. Fletcher, anG
it is understood that W. G.. Hamilton
and Mr.. Fletcher have formed partner
ship in the business.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-11-11
ORWELL.

ORWELL.
Representative Wilcox and Senator
Abel were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. +. NJ. Wright is in New York
city with her son, Geo. VI. Wright, for a
few days.
The apple crop is large in Orwell.
Henry f. Hack, Henry G.. Hibbard and
John Cheney are buying.
A number of Orwell Morgan horse
breeders attended the annual meeting of
Horse Breeders association in Brandon
last Wednesday.
II. II. Cults went to Boston last Fri
day with three horses purchased by
George II. Hicks. One of them was
bought of VIM. b. Wright, for which he
paid $1,000. Mr.. Cults has bought the
stallion Rare Ben.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-11-11
COUNTY AND VICINlTY NOTES.

The handsome new railway station
building at Proctor has been finished
and is occupied.
About five inches of snow fell at Bris-
tol on Saturday. Sweet pea blossoms.
fresh and unframed by the weather,
were picked there on Tuesday.
The horse race which was to have
come off at Puts Point trotting park.
Crown Point, the 81 inst. has been
postponed to Saturday of this week.
The horses are to be called at o'clock
p. M, sharp.
The Vermont Humane society. of
which Hon. II. b. Williams of MonLton
is president and L. 4. Hassletine of
Bristol secretary, will hold its annual
meeting at Capital hail, Montpelier. on
Thursday of next week.
ID. Lothrop S Co. of Boston have late
ly published an interesting autobiogra-
ply of the late Hon. j. b. Grinnel. who
was born in New Haven and had career
III the West, founding the town in Iowa
Which bears his name, holding numerous
offices and attaining considerable promi-
nrncc.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-11-11
WEYBRiOGE.

II. A. Boies and A. w. Sturtevant and
their wives are visiting in St. Adams.
Our farmers have generally sold their
hay and at good prices. 1t is now being
pressed.
A little daughter of Albert Warner fell
down nearly whole flight of stairs into
the cellar on Sunday morning, cutting IA
three-inch cash in her forehead. She
was taken to Middlebury, had it dressed,
and is now doing well.
The adjourned meeting of the Wesley
an church society will be held on Satur-
day next at l o'clock p. m. The bust
ness of leasing the church to the town
will be attended to at this time. All
members of the legal society are asked to
be present.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-11-11

Canada is alarmed at the cattle restric-
mons IN England. In the past quarter 80
per cent OF her exports were of animals.
A reduction of . per cent in the wages
OF sllipbuilders in Belfast went into eff
feet Friday. The reduction affects ID
600 employees.
The Egg ptian cotton crop is expected
to exceed 5.OOO.000 cantars lover >. 100
OOO,OOO lbs.), greatly exceeding the best
previous record.
Furious storms have been raging dur
ing the past week over the BLACK sea.
Eight vessels have been lost and tho
crews of three steamers drowned.
Osman Digna, who has been rcported
dead dozens of times, has reappeared in
the Soudan. With number of his fol-
lowers he has occupied Snkht. and has
raiGed close to Suakim.
Herbert Asquith, British home secre-
tarv. has ordered that in the future dis
aDIed paupers or paupers engaged in OBJ
noXious work shall have the privilege
Oh smoking and snuffing Smoking
rooms will be provided in the poor
houses.
special dispatch from Teheran.
Persia. says Theodore Child has died
from cholera at Ispahan. He was MAX
ing tour of the East for the Harpers of
New York. lie has written much for
the Harper periodicals and for the news
papers
Editor Labouchere of the London Truth
! proposes heroic remedy for the depres-
sion prevailing in the agricultural indus-
try in Great Britain. He would allow
every village to appropriate the land of
/ non-occupying owners, giving them a
| far price therefor in village bonds. The
land thus acquired should he let to ten
ants by the parish.
The pope. says a Rome dispatch. in
tends to address a letter to Cardinal
plppon on the occasion of the episcopal
congress. which is 10 be held In New
ork ON November lG. In this letter the
promise will be renewed that the holy
see will press forward the beatification
of Christopher Columbus. in order that
the church Of Rome, in America. NAV
have patron saint.
England, Saturday. saw the BEGINNING
OF what seems likely to prove the great
esq industrial war between CAPITAL and
labor that the country has ever known.
"a, ION mills employing about 14.00O. 600
>plndleS were shut down MONDAY.
There are about 2l,000 operative spinners
grouped INTO various local unions. all
federated in an Amalgamated association
or cotton Spinners. The card and blow
ing room operatives. who are necessarily
IDLE when the spindles stop. number
ABOUT 21,OOO and have also a strong I'M
ION.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-11-11
EAST MlODLEBURY.

Scion Sumner has returned from his
visit with friends in Rutland.
On Sunday about o'clock, during the
temporary absence of the family, fire
broke out in the house formerly known
as the "Israel Enos place." owned by
Benjamin Hewitt. The alarm was given
and soon brought ready help, but the fire
had taken in the chamber, and with a
strong wind blowing had got beyond con-
troll. The household goods were saved
below, but the entire wardrobe and the
furniture in the chambers were lost.
There was an insurance on the building
of $3.50.