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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-30

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ORLEANS TRUST COMPANY.

Statement showing condition OF, at close OF
business July list, 1893.
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|vinia Winchester's Estate.

LTE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF ORLEANS
IS. In Probate Court, held at Barton Land
said District, on the eth day OF OCT,
1893.
II. Willard. adE illustrator Of the estate OF
N ia WinchesteI late eff Barton in said Dis
deceased. mats = piication for license
II the real e ate OF seid deceased, de-
i "a as follows TO wit: Al the real es-
II { which SAIL cease /, died seiz and
ssed situated III ii < state OF Vermont,
Nseutiug that "a sale thereof is necessary
her TO raise funds to pay debts due from
Estate.
1ereupon il is ordered u said Court that
appiicat ior tie referred TO q session
aof, TO be acid 1T the Probate Office in
Il Landing, on the I'd day OF November,
1853. for hearing and decision thereon:
il IS further ordered that notice hereof
en- 10 all persons Interested by publica-
kf the same three weeks successfully IN
BONIToR, new spa per publish d at Bar
revious TO said time appointed for hear
hat they may appear AT said time and
and show cauSe, if any they may have,
aid license should not he granted.
BY the Cou1t.-Attest,
FRANK S ROGERS, Register.
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FOR SALE.

In Glover Village, the Wood shop lately
owned by &. s. Leonard, with Water Power
Shafting, etc.
good chance for some one who wants a
Shop for wood working purposes.
MRS. S. F. LEONARD,
ADMINISTRATIVE
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s3l7.22s.a0

The payment OF all deposits is guaranteed
by the cOmpany's stockholders. The capital
stock is S5O.OO0C0 and the additional liability
OF stockholders 100000, which places n
guarantv fund of 800 10000 between deposit
tors and any chance of loss. This makes IL
certain that no depositor in this bank viii
ever lose penny OF his deposit.
Nearly ali the company's deposits are invest
81 right Iese in Orleans County and we in
vi depostoTs, and others, 60 investigate our
loans, knowing they will pronounce them en-
tirely safe.
We invite your confidence and promise you
entire safety and four per cent Interest be-
sides.
The company also pays the taxes on all de-
posts of $500, or less.
&. A. PRoUTY, President. p. j. Farrell, Treas.
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ALL AMBASSADORS NOW
WHITNEY FOR ST. JAMES
He Can 90 " Ne Wants Tome
Rush About Appointments
HQxs Smiths Good
Rule-ln Hayti.

WAsHIRoroN, Narch g. u. Pateuotrs,
French minister TO Washington, oallsd at
the state department this morning and no.
tiasd Sscrstary Gresham that his govern.
ment had raised his missiou 10 the rank
OF an embassy. A. result OF this action
on the part Of the Frsnch eovernmset. II
u believed that the rank Of Eustis, the
newly appointed minister to France, will
bs raised to that Of ambassador. One ~
suit OF the advancement Of Sir Julian
Pauncseots and Patsnotre to the rank Of
ambassador will be the rsoeganisaticn Of
the diplomatto corps In Washiugtou. and
Sir Julian becomes dean By virtue Of his
rank, followed BY Patsnotre. The seven
European powers, which maintain am
bassadors ut each others capitals. will, II
10 sald, be soon represented at Washing
ton by diplomatic agents Of that rank.
SsnAtoss are united In the bslisf that II
the president sees flt to promote United
States minister 70 the rank Of amhassa.
dor. such promotion will amount to new
appointment and must b subjeeted IA
the approval of the senate. Arum0r, with
many elements Of probability, IL current
In the corridors Of the state department
to-day ttat w. e. whitney Of New York
will succeed Robert r. Lincoln at the court
Of st. James. Tho only doubt In the mat.
ter 10 IN regard to Whitncy's wishes.
There 10 no question but that be will be
appointed, provided the Office 10 accept
able to him.
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sixrY-ssvEN HgArHeNs.

A O6lciess Customs OaAcsr Disebeys
Orders asA Lets fhsm Land.
PORTLAND, Ore., March 3.-Ths Gus.
toms officials to-day connrmed tho truth
Of the telegram from Washington stating
that 67 Chinese were illegally landed at
this port last night from the steamer
Haytien Republic. The stssmer arrived
hcrs from Vancouver, b. C., Thursday, at
6 p. M. with l22 Chinese on
board. Acting Collector Of Customs
Pike Instructed Deputy Collector Card
inol not 70 recognise any Of the certificates
that might be presented, but to lot tho
Cinnamon be subject to habeas corpus
proceedings. At 10 o'clock ut night Cardi-
nell aud Inspector Armstrong permitted
G7 Of tho Chinese to land. Acting Collector
Pike was not notified Of the action until
the next morning. Csrdinell. In explana-
ton Of his setion. said that his instraks
- NJ a2norn - IA hn6 Ghineea
Whenever they presented proper oosia.
oates. Acting Collector Pike "th19
suspended Deputy Cardinsli aud
Inspector Armstrong, pending an invss.
tigation, which will be undertaken 40 soon
as Collector Lotan, who 10 now In San
Francisco, returns. william Dunbar, Of
the Haytien Republic, said: 1--WE have
an arrangement with the Canadian Pa
eific by which Ne get q for every China
man we bring to Portland. and 10 thsy are
denied permission 10 land, we get q each
for returning them. The remaining b5
Chinese arc still on the steamer. Awaiting
the result Of the habsas corpus proceed.
inxs which have been commenced. All
have certificates. but they are somewhat
Irregular"
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FROM The FATHERLAND
lhlVlrdt's Agitation Is Popular Win
ths LeV,P Glasses.
GERMAN POLITICIANS BUSY
The pvospset % Dissolution starts
Stump opssohes-A Blow st the
Pope-Dismaeok 10 Out %
Politics.

DeuSB March A--Seotrhed hut Mt
kiIied. AhlvardtIem eoatinr,ss 20 rear its
hsad. Win 4 front Of brass. and aus.
tainetI ~ a Jsv hss,Ins naob' AhIvards
rsnains 4 dauserous factor IN public life.
since hia exnosurs in ths rsichetas. his
recsotion on cbs ssrssts and at tvo public
meetinsn. vhich he attsudeA. has hen
what mi-hs - nceorded = sr.at sseyant of
the atate. AhIvarat saN that l,s had
beeu treated bv the rslehstae with ths
srosass1 IN i,,stic>.. The n,em6ers. hs de.
clased. obvio,,Siy vsnVed 20 suporess the
svi,ence that 10 $1,000 10 s,ppoet the
charsss. anA that he had a van fun Of
doeun,ents which he had offered TO pro-
sl,,os for the oxaminatiou Of he rsichstas,
Continuins Abiva rtit sa,d that. N he lad
been ~iven time. M unbtased n,iu.l
wu,ld do,,bs the truth Of his proofs, Tho
vasuenesu of the aeeusa,Ioos did not
a6ect the sn,busiasm Of Ahlvurdt's hear.
et,. vhoss rolish for stories Of corruption
In high plaees vas ON = mar win their
cruelty.
Bo,h ofY,ciai and unofacial ,apsr. oou.
enc n sl,o s,s,inLo,, ,L.t /. w.s An srror IN
tactirs m link tn, x,hole o,,cs,ion Of Anti.
Semitisrn with the question of Ahlwartlt's
vcnelty. In the debate IN the rsiehstas
,hs conservatiyos reputIiated him. vet tl,ey
hasc ,shon .rosh.r .,sp ,o,r. r.Is ssr,nssb.
enIe. m. ansi.Scmi,e. In ,he narsy Nat.
forJn. a6 vnemher. of that marty are hack
Of : blII prohibi,ino Jevish i,nmiara,ion
ana the DECENTRALIZATION Of foreisn Jevs.
The bIIl n desi~ned 70 catch votes In the
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SINGLE TAX.
Louis =. Fest Delivers "a Intsrsssins
Lecture ON TAxntlOn.

Lecture on Taxatioa.
Butte, March ga fair sised audience
turned out tonight to hear Louis r. Post,
the single tax lecturer, at the opera house.
The lecture was interesting and instruct
i've. He said the masses for years have
been surrendering thsir liberties 10 classes
by the methods Of taxation. There are
two kinds Of taxation, direct and Indirect.
Direct taxation Processes 10 tag certain
man OF property and taxes them. The In
direct tax prstsnds 10 tax certain class,
but really shifts the burden on
the masses, who bear II uneenseiously.
We all imagine the capitalist IL taxed
but he simply adds II on to the eoods and
collects from the innocent purchaser. In.
direct taxation builds up nonopolies, of
which the great match manufactory few
years was an example. The indirect taxes
are paid by the poor and not by the mon
directly benefited. The indirect taxation
10 simplya scheme toget as much feathers
from the tsxpaying geese with as lit
tie sqpawkins q possible. some direct
taxes are also bad and others good. One
of the bad direct taxes 10 the income tax.
which 10 . tax on industry and
thrift. Another 10 the inheritance
tax, by which the widows and
orphans are compelled to support
tho government. The third great direct
tax is on land values, and the only Just
tax that can be imposed and collected.
That tax taxes men according to the ben
iits derived from the government. There
e only one kind Of property that u bene.
10 the land within the Jurisdiction Of that
government aud il n only just that the
land owners should support that govern.
ment. Taxes should be imposed with
view to those benefited and mot to the
ability OF the taxpayer TO pay taxos: II
government assistance he should not be
% mens. The " land sdpppUlI pSaIu. 'ns ,ss e0'Sln, she
single tag advocated by Henry George. and
means tax upon lands, regardless of their
improvement. The single tax will not
will abolish poverty and egualiss the con.
dition Of our people. The speaker 70.
ferred to poverty and wages and said
trades unions are but . fraii breastwork
against the inroads Of corporations. When
there are ten men for nine jobs wages will
The tenth man. may be strong union
man, but when his house 10 sold under .
mortgage, his bed taken cut from under
him and bis children crying for bread,
then he becomes . scab rather
than 2 corpse and he takes the
goes In search Of another Job. There 10
but one way to cure the disease Of poverty,
and that is-to remove the cauGo and not
by treating the symptoms. No wealth 10
produced except by the application Of la
Dor to land, the division Of land, the d.
vision Of labor. and free trade % the prod.
ucts. Mr.. Post concluded his Interesting
lecture With an exhaustive talk on poiit.
ical economy, protection. free trade.
money question, monopolics and labor
and explained the effects upon them by
the single tax.
While the ownership of land continues.
he said, God Himself could not abolish
poverty. IL men owned corner lots In
heaven, poverty would be there also.
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OFFICE sEExERs.

The PrssiAsst snA Meke SMITH An.
neaaes rhsis Pslielss % Appeisimsst
WARRINGTON, March 8.-Ths rush Of
Ones sssksss esatinuss. To applicants
foe the pestttsas g pension commissioners
and puh)te psintss, the president said this
morning hat b. will not al those Offices
for some tims. - hs wishes to give careful
consideration 10 the claims Of all appli-
cants.
Secretary Hoke Smith has Inaugural ID
another departure. He has announeed
that on next Nouday afternoon 81
o'clock - desirss 10 80 at his once eli
psrsons Who wish 10 b heard on the SUBJ
jsct Of appsiatmsuts to efhcial positions
;ys 1.,sd( m =
bio tilne may thus b saved and that bet.
ter knowledge Of the merits Of the ssv-
eral candidates may b obtained than BY
the usual methods.
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TWICE ~ A MONT.
rhsssansss Qstss . ossA Eshisissss u

CAteaes.
CHICAGO. NarsA "a crowd os 500
persops aseemblod IN the Secoad Fegt
ment srmosy thls evening, the eeeasteu
oeine the nrss public appearance a bs6
kttssimmons since his fanaous light ~
New Orleans. The first contest of the
eveuing was with Sam Bird of Chicago,
who was costly disposed of, businesses
tnsrsly using him TO give an sxhibitton ee
clsvee duckiua and sparring. Before the
third round was over, Bird became disay
Ae4 tell against the ropes, bsing helped 10
HE corner By yitaimnions.
Phil Mayo of Cleveland posed ~ the
next candidate fos puGilistic honors.
Mayo this morning was inbusd With The
idsa that he Was going to ado" Bob. but
to-night hs knows better. Tho knowledge
came 10 him slowly, with returning con.
scioususss. sons tims after the close of
the sseoud round of what vas intended 10
b . four-round contest. Mayo had been
training for two weeks. and appeared 70
b In excellent condition for good battle.
Al the call Of time Mayo began with
energy. planting several good blows on
fitssimmons' chest and . hot ono On his
neok. The crowd cheersd wildly, owl.
deity causing Mayo to lose his hsed, for
Fitssimmons deftly placed corksr on bis
head.
In the second round, Mayo was aeerss-
sive, and landed hard on Fitx's stomach.
evidently angerine the lanky man. Fits
then feinted With his left and followed IL
up like lightning with hts right, catching
Mayo with frishtful force ON the chin.
Mayo fell like dead man, his head strik-
ing the boards with crash, and hc lay
senseless until counted out. Then Fits
simmons assisted his seconds to bring
him around, which was done after 10 min
utes' hard work. Ordinary ciRht-ounce
''pillowsn wero used in both contests.
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LOCKED OUT.

Over TOO Cisshins Cs,sess ravseA Away
from Their Enpisy meat
NEW YORK, March 26.-Fifty shops
closed down to-day in accordance with the
retaiiatory policy adopted by the Clothing
Manufacturers association against the
American Federation Of Labor. ard ksys
were turnsd on no cutters. The men
were ready for this. and ~ soon % they
left their places Of employussnt they held
. meeting and discussed the situation.
They viii not yield IN iota, and ~ tho
bosses Ars equally firm tho strusgis prom
Ices TO beeoms stubborn ono.
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ANOTHER CENTENNIAL.
rats 0as - ns Csishsassa ts Jssssaisss
10 A. u. 1900.

This Oas - H Csishssssa ts Jssssaisn
10 A. %. 1900.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. MArch 3.-Colonsl
Peyton Of Haddonfield, n. j., father Of the
csntsnnlals Of this country, proposes and
II working 20 develop another centennial.
The colonel now proposes to csiebsats the
10Th centennial of the birth and death
of Christ, seven years hsncs. during
the year A. ID. isD. In the city Of
Jerusalem. Ths colonsl's plan calls for
the election Of representatives from this
part Of tho world and for their rspres-nt-
atives to assemble in . building to bs pro-
vlded for the purposo In the city Of Jeru.
salem some during tho year 1870. The
actual date no has not considered, though
two seasons are eligible. Easter and
Christmas. An Invitation will be extended
TO the world TO participate In the union.
and accommodations will be prov ided for
the thousands Of people Who would bs ex-
pscsed TO attend tho . uspicious ssthsrins.
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ASSAULTED. THE KING.
Al Italisa Fasatie Throws . stsns q
Kiag HuMbsst. bst Misses Him.

Al Italian Fanatic Throws . btons at
Kiss Hambsst. bst Aisses sin.
ROME, March 25.-Tbs city In in Q state
Of great excitement over an assault made
this evening on King Humbsrt. The king
was returning from Villa Borghesc. when
person, having the general appearance Of
an Italian workingman, throw a stone st
hun. the missile almost striking tho
monarch. Several persons rushed upon
the assailant and seissd him before he
had chance to make another attempt
at violence. The assatlant was
promptly taken in hapd by the police and
conveyed to prison. Othsrwiss he would
In all probability. have been killed BY the
angry multitude. An immense crowd
assembled and chcered the king with
frantic enthusiasm, and all tho way to the
palace the scene Was like q triumphal
progress. The assilant, Il appears, 10 .
religious fanatic named Berardi. He
Acknowledged, since his arrest. that his
intention Was 10 insult King HuInbsrt be-
cause the king had declined to bs recon-
cilsd to the pope. The police are trying
to ascertain whether be had any accom-.
plices OF not.
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AZ BAD AZ LONDON.
4 Chicago Mas Sees Ter Diveres
Dslicste Grouuds.

4 Chicago Aaa Sees Ter Diveree ss
Delicate GreSsds.
CHicA AGO. March IA sensational bin
was flled this afternoon by ex-Consrsss-
man Il. w. Duuha,n, . leading board Of
trade man, and once president Of that
body, praying for . divorce from his wife
on tho ground Of adultery. naming .
prominent banker Of this city ~ corc-
spondsnt. Large property rights sre In
volved and an injunction vas prayed for
and granted, restraining the wife and ono
or two others from disposing Of any Of II.
The whole proceeding WAS conducted with
the utmost secrecy and the exact facts
were not obtainabie, but II 10 understood
that another suit for siO.0O for alternating
his wife's affections will be commenced
against the banker. Il 10 said that the
bankers namo IL Allen and that he 10 con.
nected with one Of the most prominent
banking institutions In the city. Durham
declines to talk Of the matter.
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M,ssovLA AND FLArneAo.
TIE Dtslstes - Sissssss Csopsssse-
Deaeh - . pissoeE
n a. ttn uHsnAneA


Deeeh - pissess.
Special DlspessA 10 The otssAAsd
AIssouLA. March A.-Ths psslimiaeU
sxsmiustioa Of W. r. Campbsil, wee soos
and killed James Smith. ct Hamtltos, ~
tsrday nnoeuine, was hsld st the latter
place this afssrneoa and resulted IN the
diseharRs of the dsfsadaat. the tsstiWony
showine that the shooting vas doos N
ssll-isssuss. Camebsu was dsesadsd ~
Attorney O. J. Biodesst of THE city, whils
Prosscutins Attorney Dsnny looked astss
the states Interests.
The commissionsrs Of Misseula and
Flathsad counties, In Joint ssssion fer ths
purpose Of sppoesionine the isdset.
nses 81 the latter county, adjourned
to-day and submitted the following rsposs |:
Value of real and psrsoual properly within
the limits ol, and belonging To. the eounty
Of Nissouis. after the separation Of ths
county Of Flashsad from the original
county Of Missoula. eS9,5 800; indebsed-
mess OF the original county Of Missoula on
the nrst day of March. leoo, oe0o. ~. ~ /;
amount Of all moneys on hand, hsleaeiaG
to the original county Of Aissouls. eis,.
ee0.8, value al ell assseaabls prorssty
within the limits OF Aissoils eoausy, ~
snaining after the separation Of fiathead
county from the original county AZ Mis-
soula, G,AiS, -; value Of all assessabls
property In Piathead county, q. 50. .Se.
After dsducting from the Indebtedness
Of the original county ths amount Of mon.
yes on hand the value of real and psrsousl
prupsety rsn,aining TO b apposssoned is
eS23.lsA.8, Of this sum the amount 10 bs
assuussd by Flashsad county 10 S6s 80. %.
Ths next division will bs with Ravalli
county, which matter GILL como up On ths
creation Of that county on The frst Mon.
day In April.
w. z. Baa, ~, disd at his Fanoh In
Bitter Roof valley. near Stsvsusvtlls. yes
tsrsiay. Deceased was ~ ysers of sgs and
. pioneer and served four terms a. mcm-
ber oe the territorial council aud thres
terms - membse Of the legislature.
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The President Assures Them. However,
That Russia will Not Get Them.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Peter Kisl.
bassa, CITY treasurer Of Chicago. nnd .
prominent Polish citisen there. called on
President Cleveland this afternoon and
presented protest against tho exchange
of ratiflcations Of tho extradition treaty
between tho United States and Russia,
adopted unanimously at q mass meeting
OF Polish American citisens In Chicago.
Cleveland asked Kislbassa II he was &c.
quaintcd with the provisions Of the treaty.
He received . negative reply, and Cleve.
land assured him that tho interests Of
Polish. Americans were quits safe.
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To succeed Ferry,

PARIs. March 25.-The senators Who be.
long to the left held o caucus to-day for
tho selection Of candidate for the presi-
dency Of the senate. In place Of tho late
Jules Ferry. Three ballots were taken.
resulting In the election OF. Challcmct.
Lacour. senator from Boucbes-tlu.R Rhone.
and the newly elected member Of the
French academy. rs the candidate OF the
left for the presidency. Other candidates
were Coustans. formerly minister Of the
interior, and Magnin, governor Of the
bank Of France.
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a CHILD KILLED.

Fatal Accident IL ldahs-A Rts0 %
asatchses CisssA ~.
Special Dispatch 10 the sesndard.
PocATELLo, Idaho, March cS.-Adams
Deoshsrs. butcher, we're closed on attach.
mants to-day. Ths liabilities are small
aad the Arm expects In . few days 10
make satisfsc;osy arrangements With
their customers.
A letter from Treasureton, In this
county. tells Of friGhsful accident thsre.
Mrs. Phil Amer IVES ssised With . sudden
illness while sitting In front Of the stove
with her baby In her lap, and fell from her
chair. The child struck the stove In fall-
iug aud vas killed. Tns mother was sssi-
ously burned bat vill recover.
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LOTS OF GOLD.

seven hiiiIoss IN the rrsassry--Pos
masters Appointed.
WASHINGTON. March 25.-At the close
of business to-day, tho treasury depart.
ment had on hand 81. 7.O0O, 600 Of free gold.
Secretary Carlisle declined several offers
Of gold during the week. and accepts now
only the most advantageous.
Thirty-thres fourth-clAss postmaster
have been appointed, Of which number, 10
were to ali vacancies caused by the re.
moval of incumbents.
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No Truth II II.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-In reference
to the rumor that ex-secretary William c.
Whitney will be appointed ambassador to
Great Britain, Il Is stated. on unquestion.
able authority, neither Whitney or any
other man has been selected for the posi-
ton. In fact. II 10 asserted positively on
the same authority. that the matter Of APP
pointing successor to Lincoln has not
been considered.
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PLENTY OF GOLD.

Al 09ss 90 0eiA Frea ass Bssasases 70
DssiissA by secretary Casaisss.
SAs fRAScIsco, March 3.-Assistsat
United States Treasurer jackson says
that san Francisco hanks yesterday
offered TO exchange nearly . million dos-
lars la gold for notes, receiving the latter
ct New York at no sxpepss TO the govern.
meat. Jackson selsgsAphsd the tender 10
Secretary Carlisle. Sho replied that he d.
olined ss no dsarth Of eold nos exists.
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PoRrLAxp. Ore, March ss.-Conrsd J.
Smith. bookkeepsr. IVES shot and psrs
haps fatally wounded on the strsst 10.
night by e. A. Cove, . real estate man.
Cove left statsmsas In which he accused
Smith Of sssaulting his wife. Mrs. Cove
10 . well-known teacher in the public
schools In this city and at one time was
superiptcntlent Of schools I'm this county.