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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

IHl. PRIEST NINA ON THE RU>NlAN Sfilf
a welcome to yoh boys" is what the first
words in Russian mcan while free translation
Of what they all shouted from the ship would he
I" Health and long life TO your EXccllcncy.'
The Nicholas | is IA line-ofbattle ship and is
PAINTED black Even if she had been painted a
lighter color she would IL" formidable, but ~
she is dark as ErebusT she looks threatening
and wicked in the IA, .rgIec. II this Is 80 IN
friendly harbor in time of peace, how AWFUL
must the vast ironcad seem when thunder OF
battle Is disturbing the ocean, and her now cleah
trim aud well-kept decks are shaken from stem
20 stern hv Inrrderous discharges Of shot ana
shell. Captain Decker is in command OF tlil'
noble ship. aud there nre in addition 61o
other prisons abood who are ever ready
70 fight for that lordly monarch who has all but
absolute power over the lives and destinlee OF
100, 600, 900 members Of the human race Mar
tinoT is the name of the first Lieutenant, ana the
commanders name is Paromensky. Among the
lieu,enants i a Prince Matsovkoil, and the names
of his brother lieutenants Tilotty, Sergieif.
Dobrovolsky, Takovofl and Stransky Inc names
Of the sub-lieutenants are Neledof, 1vanoff, Pet
rof Semansky, Neketine, Moostvoh, bashkivot
and Kustolavick James Perepelkine is the name
of one OF the mdshipmen, and those Of his com
panions who have the same rank are named
shrbcr, Tedeonoff and Bronsine "aiu"mar
Brand is the doctor, and the chaplains name ID
Nina
What is his first name? ?" the reporter asked
He hasn't any, said Naval Lieutenant Eyer
mann. These chaplains in the kusSiah navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
W0RK ON TIE GETTYSBURG TROLLEY SUSPENDED

Gettysburg. Penn. July "a tspeciaD.-work on the
Gettysburg trolley road suspended To-Day "ne'her
this was the result Of Colonel Nicholson's nouce 10
quit inability TO raise fnnds py 'he s"ie ..
bonds is uncertain The contract has been abandoned
bv Duerr a. Co. The Iaborcrs ought to have received
t9eIr pay today but were put of until Wednesday:
Blnsting was being done the face OF Little Round
Ion as late as saturday and the friends OF the road
assert that operations viii be begun again this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

never do have first name. One name is enough.
Captain DECKER is q man about forty-sevcn
years old, and is thorough sailor This Is not
his first visit to this country. lie was here In
1873, about the time the British fleet had entered
the Dardaneles against the authority Of the Sultan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

NAVAL LIEUTENANT EGERMAN AT O'CLOCK
TEA IN THE wARDROOM.
of Turkey. At that time the Russian Government
bought here the State of California, the State Of
Columbia and two other vessels which were trans
formed into cruisers to help meet the necessities
of tho great AnglO-Russian conflict which il was
believed almost impossible to ward off, The
names of the vessels were changed by the Russian
Government, the Columbia becoming the Africa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

the Mugwump that he liar an thin the
Mugwump Knocked i'm down.
The reporter informed Little Dan that he
would blow him on in the paper requested,
and stepped into his rowboat at Forty -ninth-st
Little Dams man johnny" pulled him out
against the tide Of the Hudson to the Emperor
Nicholas l. the big Russian warship which arrived
here on Saturday and is anchored in the river
near the Jersey shore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
NEW.rORKEK BADLY INJURED IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 24.-willinm Reitter. of New-fQ3
City, who was here visiting the Fair. and Chafsse
Angeoch. OF No. 321 Twenty tllrdst. this cts vsne
crossing Fortieh-st. last night in buggy were sucx
by an illinois Central train. Reitter hnd MS "e.e
leg cut of and his left leg broken; ne WIN e''.'S
Ola.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25
READY FOR WAR ON SIAM.
FRANCE INFORMS THE POWERS
NOTICE GIVEN OF. HER INTENTION TO
BLOCKADE THE SIAMESE COAST.
LAND OPERAT TONS ALSO TO BE BEGUN.

DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS TO BE BROKEN OFF TO
MORROW, AND THE BLOCKADE TO BE PUT IN
FORCE on THURSDAY OR FRIDAY
FRENCH GUNzoATS LIKELY TO DE-
sTROY THE FORTS AND THEN
BOMBARD THE PALACE AT
BANGKOK-A CABINET
COUNCIL HELD
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

vs. hington. July l, 1893.
Ed JOURNAL The present absorbing
question here, as elsewhere. is the imam
cisl one, anil all are anxious TO know what
Congress will do. when it meets 10 extra
session Aug. 7. as sppears ty the procln
nation OF the President inst Issued. What
the situation is, ~ to it's main features, Is
apparent to the most superficial observer
OF events. bat how to treat it with its
many sided aud comph phases is som, tn
ing to tex TO the uttermo,t the skill, eI
perience, tact and ingenuity OF the wisest
OF our legislators
II ia undenisble that not few patriots
and statesmen, who. heret 1fore, had tol'
erably we'll defned views OF what course
seemed proper to be pur ned that should
avail g. ease the burden and stress OF the
country, though rich end resourceful
beyond sll precedent is, 10 = season OF
profound prsce aud prosperity. driven 10
grest straits to Leep it's expenditures
a i'll in ito earnings and clesr Of ips olvency,
are ROY sor,ly perplered by the new
problems offered f)r slnlioo, and are adj
verse from committing themselves to any
iuneIibIs plan OF procedure thst may seem
TO afford the desired relief.
Some there are whose experience in FL
nance may not have extended hey ond the
CON mon transactions between themselves
and their neighbprs oil the corner grocery
and the butchers stop, who are ready
With ce,tsiu and assured cures Tor all the
ills, caused by under production OF reve,
uue and over production OF silver, yet tue
grave, wise old beads. TO whom the most
OF ne look for counsel and from whom We
have a right to expect words OF wisdom.
sre iL douht sni serious contemplation.
The repeal Of the sherman silver act !.
eonddenily expected. but What. II any
thing, shall be substituted for It 10 mos,
upcertsip. Certainly in the present tenn
per OF the county the free coinage Of all
yer will have feu advocates.
Patriotic people. without distinction Of
party, sincerely desire = wholesome solul
tioa Of The di,ficnlty, irrespective Of parii
san sdvantsge
Ga The nine,h day Of Juue, trsuspired
10 this city. . tragedy unparalleled 10 iis
hi tory. The collapse OF The floors ard
supports 10 The old fords Thestre. 10
Which we're nearly 800 clerks Of the var
department resulted in the killing Of
sseniy Outright and manning and psn
msnsnily inisrins scores Of others Two
friends Of the writer we're among The
killed.
Among The vsrg seriously iriured vas
II. v. Easiulins, Of f. Scott, Kansas, 81
brother Of Q. 5. Esstuling whose vile is
The youngest dsnshser o. Mrs. jason Bar,
Ion, formerly Of Manchester Ma Bar. |.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

srnstor Aldrieh's report on nnsnce.
wholesale prices aud wages is said TO DO
the mos, CON prehepsive and mpIete ar
ticle 81 IL. kiud sver published, snd val
he Of immesse advantage 81 poiiticsi eeoni
on lists. IL sho~s thst 10 the last ~ years
there bas been s,esdy improvement 10 The
condition Of l.bor. 9th reduced cost OF
living add higher wsses. With The eroep'
ton Of four years during this period the
county has been under Republican rule
aud has had The benefits Of protection. II
has sl.o been struggli LOG uuder the burden
OF civil war Taking oil in oil, this report
is 4 silent condemnation OF Democratic
principles and . most effective Repuol'osn
csmpsisn document
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

Ii ia believed that the Presidents mes
sage TO the special sssiou OF congress will
be sl orl and simply confined TO the hnsni
ciaI question. and that the session will be
short. Secretary Gresham "ys that 3
msj rity 10 both houses are now In favor
Of the repeal OF the Sherman act, but that
this could not have been ssid two weeks
age. The growing alarm ct business sisus'
ton has turned some votes and the repesl
Of the act /, now pretty we'll assured. 1t
is hard perhaps. on Colorado and o'her
mining states, but it is better that those
states should suffer than that the whole
country. including these states she uld go
TO financial ruin. Up to certain point
the Sherman act was beneficial but that
poin, has been passed. When it comes to
q question OF gold and silver parting conf
pany and reducing this country In effect
TO 4 silver standard then it is time TO call
q halt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06
SOPHIA CHELLIs' Esr,rr.

I
~ srAyr or yxEuosr ,pistEa Of hs4hsstsr ,ss
ne IL rens nibsreds nat ~ . NADIA VI tbs
Probate Court. holden 81 Manchester. within
aud for said District. On ihs lzih dag Of 'sss
Present.. Bos. n. X. Yo-i.sn, Judge.
Wees .... .'-'s s sssssA ee1 t.:
"a ao, ipgfsld In the County Of Hsmpdsn 10 The
o..ss - Mssssebpsstis asesssed, hes this DAY
.'ss..sa,nd Il aid Court his psttion 10 viitiLs,
p..,sag forth that II vii be beneficial Tor sh
'..atxs lusArsstsd In ths sed sststn 81 cd d..
pssssa 10 sell Tho shols ~ tbs real estate =
go aseea.ed, siiustsain TIE State Of VsfmoD'i
..id real estate being situated IN tho Toss 81
wlubsll in the County 81 Bennington 10 tbs
.,.ls of ysfnopti cfmpsre.pg q the Dor,l.
:, corner ofthslTovb IL MsDcAssisr In ssid
c',nnly of BSngiDglon. thence East lv sonih
~ goAs ~ spraes trsej Themes svuie ~ ssss
ia ods 70 birch tree thsbes wes, " hofih
7 rods and 10 Inks 10 the seat hps on ssid Dsn
81 wishsIlisihsnos hc.,b W. ss,s s ress o.
s..tnnlrs. eoutsiplpg ~ Aoss and lD rods.
,s.l.,s asn "A ~ No. ] 10 The iitb range Of lots
/ 10 T,un a wlnhsi, 40 lksrsls sstins
~ shss,l "a v sAid Court ~ iiesnss V saAs
4, Is osaesad, That al psrsons intsfsstsd IL
a.. .s.sts u aid deceased " notinsd v ap-
-, lafs,s 80 court, II the Prob Ate 0Mos Ia
E..els.,s, n said District, On the To day VI
IN. 4. d isss. Al 10 o'eIock Ia the fofsnooa.
II .aLl,cst,on n shls ofdsr, tLree wsshs sue.
ss.sly.Iy ufsyioas thereto, Ia tbs Manchester
Jorrrlf newspaper printsd ~ hsnebsstsr
slorsss,a. 10 show cause. II any mel NAY bars.
nv ssld uetlse should NOT be grated
nv II. FEhs, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06
STATE NEWS,

DR. VS. Webb aud party arrived 81 Shel
burne farm Friday from pleasure trip
covering over $1,000 miles OF travel 10 the
Uuited States, Mexico and British Oolum
ba The p rty left New York March 70
and travelled 10 elegant spe cisl cars.
Henry A. Hsrman OF Rutlsnd, has been
appointed County Clerk. Of Rniisnd coun.
ty TO all the vacancy caused by the death
Of John Hove.
Herbert II GEES IN, aged lG was iustsp
tly killed by falling on log roll in the
Wheeler wood lot IN Dummtrsion, Thur
day night. He WAS running at the time
and by some mistep fell bis head striking
the corner II the saw carriage. He wAt
the son Of Henry 9, Gleason Of Land
grove Acme f.ts
A new disease tbresteps to serionsly
do mage the potato or p 10 Addison coun-
~ b B Strong OF West Addison had .
field OF two acres 10 bloom, but in 3G
hours the disease bad sde such hesdwsy
that it was evident that destruction would
be complete No remedy has been discov
cred, hlC RA
A fine herd OF deer spent the winter =,
East Pittsfcrd. sbout 10 miles from Rut
land, underline shadow OF the Nick wscket
mountain, no, far distant from a travelled
highway A COW moose was seen 10 tie
same locality.
The fur h annual convention OF the
Vermont State Firsman's association wall
be held at 81 Adams Jolly 10 and 20. A
total OF $1,000 10 offered in prizes for bose,
hook and ladder. land engines, hose
coupling and prize drill contests.
Albert Palmer fsr1er ia West Paw
let, was married recently TO Q comely look
ing woman, who. under the nsms OF Lon
lisa Madden, had been boarding 10 that vii
lsse for few weeks II Was soon learned
ihst Palmer wss the woman husband No
8. The frat husband With schi d. ia livi
log 10 stony Greek. n. \, and the SEQ
ond 10 Glens FslIs. Steps we're taken 10
sirst The woman for bissmy. bu. abe left
town too sooa.
y, Stephens College ct Ansodsle, N Y.
OF sbich lie is 40 alnmnus. has conferred
The honorary degree 81 ID. D. upon Rev.
Charles Msrtin Niies. rector Of Trinity
Episcopal church Of Rutland. Before OBJ
lsining his educsti q. DR. Niles wss
usvsboy In Rotlsni, hi,ls dreaming thst
be- should return 10 II - city, and mini
lstsr 10 oae Of the largest churches and
congregations In bis native safe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

Gov. Alissld oi Iiiisol. hss caused gre
indigestion by p.rdoS,ss The anarchist
vlo sers sefrias life sentences icr bring
COZ bessed .iih the murder 81 policemen
II Tho H.ymaks. rot IN 1850 Se'on
Chicago policemen .sre kiiid sud sir'y
.oa1ded By tie srplosioa Of bombs, ibe
Governor. 10 siSiBs bis reasons. claims,
,bsi ths prisoner. did lot have fair uisL
tbs, ,hs Jsdse y. partial aud the iur,
PIE uS,esd. Ba, people generally, do
not .blnk %, bit are convinced ihst The
c oo.pir.tor, richly deserved their senien'
oe. Ii Is also strongly ssstrtsd that The
Go, epor promised. before his election. 10
pardon the cop.icis IN return ior polit'esl
support
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

los - iseen hfre for more thar eight
rarshs sissiirg Der daughter, whose hnsi
bssd u. in he building boa iortn asssAy
ssespsd issrry.
TAs question: o. responsibility for ~
dissstw \ nov the subject Of isdiciAi W
quirv ard some Of us have very prouounci
Cd iae.s 90 the suhisei. II the ingues'
shall result 10 pro1ueiog septimeus tend
Jog 10 mere literal legislation 10 The nal
Yer Of The health ADD SAFETY ofihe many
thoasspd. here ~lo do ihs work o'ths
soveraueni i, will be poi urnix'd eva
and the vicsrions sacrifice ots hsw may
pioloug The Tires and enhance The hsppn
mess II mauy. EQViNoA'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

The Trustees OF the Vermont invest
ment Cos, debenture bonds have made
their report. 10 which they say that The
bonds and coupons will be paid with lit
tie II any loss. TIE amount OF the bonds
Outstanding ia 81. 100. 900 and the mortga'
pes 10 secure them smonnt TO 81, III, l64.
They say; All these securities are real
estate Arst mortgages, which with oil Pc,
pers connected with them. are in our
hands in vault in Brandon are subject
70 our exclusive control Since the fan
ure OF The company we have carefully eX'
smined all OF these securities and found
them intact, and in the main we consider
them good and not subject to shrinkage.
except as TO the small percentage OF them.
We believe that the avsis Ct these securi-
ties will well nigh pay the deben.ures, in
cluding coupons; still, it is too early to
speak with certainty as to this. especially
as much may depend upon the future
(but now unknown financial and indus'
trial policy OF the government. ss well as
upon the crops Of the West.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

Among the railroad men Senator Stan
ford will be remembered q. the man VINO
built the Central Pacific. Among vine,
yard men be will be recalled Is the lesd'
log vineerower OF California. Horsemen
viii slwsys mention him ~ the breeder OF
Suuol. Pslo Alto and Arion, aud likewise
the owner Of Palo Alto ranch, the largest
private horse breeding establishment 10
the world. Finally among educated peo
pie he will live forever 10 history Is the
founder and generous benefaotor Of Lei
land Stanford university. Is not ell
this distinction enough for one man. who
began life plain farmers boy aud won
ell his way bimselfi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

Speaking OF his recent trip 10 Rome,
DIR. McGlynn said that the object Of his
visi, wss not, as most papers surmised. TO
arrange . settlement OF bis difficulties
with the church. That had already been
dobs at Christmas time. My visit was
merely TO confirm the terms Of settlemen
and fulfil the promise made 10 visit the
pore and receive his congratulations, and
pay my respects to him. My visit was
mos, satisfactory. DR.. McGlynn declined
10 sly whether he had received . call
from any church.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

CoMhlIssIONERls NOTICE.

~ EsTATK oF BEsJAMlsE TArf.
The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court Tor the Disirict OF Man
chester Commissioners, TO rsosive. examine,
aud adjust all claims and demands OF all per-
sons against the estate Of Benismiue Tate, late
of sandgats In raid District, deceased, and ell
claims tyhibted IN OBJECT thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet, for the purposes
Aforesaid, at the Town Hall in said sAndgsts.
ON the 2ist day OF December nert. from O'Clock
A. NJ. until O'Clock p. n, on said day. aud that
ID the time limited by sad Court for said credit.
ora 10 present their claims 20 MS for eiAmina
ton and allowance.
Dated At ssndgate, this 22nd day OF June
A. ID. 1893.
9sw WILLIAM J. HAMILTON,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

In wee Of The fact thai The entire sun
rsid for purchsse Of silver bullion undsi
,hs proslsloss Of the Sherman SILVER iss
hiss b~.n orly $3.50. 600 600. 10 three yesrs
the Harrison ssninisirs,ion paid OF nesr'
" sisa ooo. CO.. 10 gold bonds before they
msisrsd, 10 4, not little absurd TO 81
Tribute The pre'ens Ansncisl condition OF
The country 10 Republicsn Ieeislsiion'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

The British bsitleship Viotoris, which
vent down 10 the Mediterranean last
week, was The mos, costly weasel 10 the
British navy The expenditure 10 Der
construction was 81. 1884 .5s5. and her ari
msmeu, added about 81. 900. 900 more.
The greatest outlay for United States
vessel exclusive OF armament. has been
o.. 300 900. Great Bsitsin pays . big
price for Leading the nsvies Of the world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

The loss Of the British battle ship Veto,
ria With 400 lives occurred IN perfectly
smooth water by being run into by com
panion ship, while obeying sailing orders
given by the officer in charge OF the fact.
The officer Was drowned, but il is clsimed
thu, bis orders could not be obeyed viii
ont the O. fusion and that he slone was to
blame. He vas 3 thoroughly competent
officer and Why be made the criminsl
blunder vill never be known. These
heavy ships are almost unmanagesble aud
require . great deal Of room 10 m ikins
changes in direction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

helns worth lees thaa slriy cents. IN"
fscs and ihs siss@iSg business depression
hes gsAsced lhs Presidssi 70 cal Coo
sfs~ soss;ksr Auspss 7. Tia scsioh .
ual,snally spprovsd and hs caused :
better feeling In basssea circles thossh
che ouiloot :. s,ill gloomy, osins 70 sns
uncertainty a. q .hs. cOngren nay
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

The city OF Milwaukee went back into
the Republican ranks Of the local election
Last week after having had Democratic
mayer for four years. The Republicans
ere jubilsnt. and look on the overturn as
foreshadowing victory for lhsm through
ont the state next fall. A main factor 10
the Milwaukee result was the return TO
Republican party Of the German Ln,her
aus who left II three years ago. on account
Of the school question. and gave the Dem,
ocrsts supremacy over the state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

some twenty men from different psrr
Of III. stale met IN Rutland. Tuesday, 10
ors.nlne the peoples psrtr There ws'
bu, one from this county, A. l. Bowen OF
seutb Dorset A state committee was
eho.ea aud . platform adopted. Which
-. ~. ,.cu saver coinage, woman tn'
frsse, extension 81 free mail delivery 10
rur.l districts aud . graduated income
tar. Tie party Ia this state has large
opportunity Tor gtosib.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06
hfWnu(brsifr 5Onfpnl
THURSDAY. JULY 4. 100
D.. X. An1HDs. Edi,er and Prepr'ssof

Asssl 800 900 reoIls sslsrdsa The csh
e.go far. Tuesday. estry Rag. iofs'sn-
or, sud al. esTfFlSs Tie Amsriess hss
Appropnsis sraoasss yers bsld ssd great
eushu, i,ssa nsniiastsd. II y. srsh
"A, ,ot tbs Ansricaa eagle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

Ds. Hsri " Conrsesscui, Who ss 30
esrily ,iscisd B.bop Of the Diocese o.
ytrmaai, hss declined much 70 The regret
81 The nsnbsD Of that ehareh 10 the state
A special oosvsaiion gill DO doua soon
t.s called 70 elect Smother man
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

Al = cooperative congress recently held
10 England certain facts concerning the
results OF this industrial system we're
brought out which are Of much interest.
Many Of the cooperative enterprises had
been successful, but they had achieved
sucoess by the application of what 10 ordi
psnly Known IS business principles,
which are not calculated TO improve the
condition OF those Nth which the sssocia
lions dealt These cooperative organize
lions we're enabled 10 provide cheaper sup
plies Tor their members only by buying ss
sharply a. possible ADD by hiring labor .,
the lowest point prscticable,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06
Aa,s.,s aesnsss.

= RafFet
; Are you a~iufbed 81 highland broken
Of your res, by a sick child suffering sod
crying With pain Of cuiiips teelbf liso,
seud II uuee and get bottle Of Mrs. Wins
siow's Soothing Syrup for children teeth
iog. II cures d,senlery, disrrhoes. regu
ls.es tbs stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soitens The gums, reduces aiiufsm
ton. and gives tone and energy to The
whole System. Mrs winslou's Soothing
Syrup ia Children Teething is pleasant
10 the taste and is The prescription Of one
Of The oIde.t and best female physicians
and nur~s ia the United States, and is fo'
sale by oil druggists throughout, the world
Price Is cts 9 bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

10 1870 The humber OF savings banks in
shls state vas IL. aud amount on deposit
ei,ioo. coo. 10 1870 the total smouni doe
dsposito~ v1 g. 7oo. coo. Ia 1850 there
we're ~ savings banks and trnsi oompsni-s
With deposits amounting 10 80. 600 600.
A. the close OF ist1 there were SO like To-,
stituiions 10 the state. the total amount
then doe depoiitors vas s2a COO. 600. The
amour, loansdby tbese institutions on
mortgage ootside The ststs exceeds o..
oce 600, and over 81 oo0. 600 is invested 10
state. city. eouniy aud town bonds. nosi
Of thea bang cntsids the state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

The claim thai The Democracy is merely
% "orssnixsd appetite for spoils" never
received q better illustration than the FOL
lowing resolution sdopied by the Rice Co.
(kal Democrats in recent convention
snd il also shows the object OF their unit,
ing With ihe populsts 10 Kansas spd 9th .
or western states: Resolroi. Ths. We de.
nsnd OF the populisn at The next election
part Of The bog which Is 10 be killed, and
that We mus. have Of The aforesaid poker
soms par, OF The meal located back Of the
nech, that We ~ill DO. be conten. With
io~ls Any longer. but must have either
the shoulder 90 aide bacon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-07-06

Hrnry DousI.ss Of Bostou VA fined
els. % ior catching uoni under 9 inches
lose BY Sssues ~ lRasass q Meuss IA
ba Ss,asasy. orssa Jaror James gins
pusecued
Nm Hossrs Fsivbsnks Of ~ Johosbury
hss given sioU 10 Mount Holyoke coli
laeo 10 toaad lAs Tabor scholarship.