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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

Sirafe. Yorter lit ein Wlahn bon
einnebmenoem 4euBern uno sGhlt
beute etma As Sabre. 5aplor itammt
aus philadelphia uno mar friiber
init SOrace Soban eng liirt. Sam
perris, alias @ooiter Sam, 1T idon
felt eini9en Sabren aus bemgef1ngnib
beraus. Gr peridbrt bel ieinen Gin.
bruhsoiebitdblen iebr porii9ti9 unb
bat meiit Slid. Sabre laEa laitete
Der 9erba6t auf ibm, oaB er ben
@antraub gu Serter, Maine. uno ben
MOro bes Saiiirers Barron auf BEN
@ewiiien babe. @r vreiIte" nit
Spisbuben erfer 9laiie - 10 nit
Oenen. pelde ben Santraub BON
Rortbamptpn be9an9en batten. gr
1T Elm fran5OiiI6er @anaoier bon
@eburt uno ipribt Gran30iiib file.
bend unb obne aceent. @r bepert-
ite0i9te ieine 6ludt aus benz @efdng=
Mile Don WOrceiter, Mali.. /. S.
1873. unO Obsleid eine 8elobnung
bon $4,000 auf ieine @ieoerergrei=
Jung geiebt nuros. 1T es nod nidt
9elun9en. ieiner babbaft su ruerben.
BUR weni9en 8erbredern lit es in
9lei6em WaBe selun9en. Die Da6Ia-
men Setettipes gu tduiben.
nSbang" Campbell = 10 fuhr Sr.
Snrnes fort - 1T elm anberer nOto=
riider Serbre6er i'm 3uItanoe Der
6reibeit. @r mar lange uno su per=
idieoenen Malen nit Yabnrdubern,
Sai6enoieben uno @inbrehern eng
berbunDen. Seine leBte Seloentbat
mar iein 8eriu6, Sames Softer aus
benz @efdn9niB in Bangor, 0taine.
su befreien; Softer mar iiberfiibrt,
oem @eisbalie peter Bennett in 9tetu-
port $l2, 900 geraubt 3u baben.
Campbell nit orei 8efdbrten follte
bon 9tew Dorf na9 Bangor -9eben,
UNI nit Sietri9eu unb StabliG9en
ben @efan9enen 81 beiteien; aber mir
betamen Bino oapon unb perbaite=
ten 2amlor nit ben SdliiIleln uno
Sdgen, pelde er unter ieinem unter-
bembe perltedt trus. Sampled be-
fanb ii9 bereits unterme9s nad
Bangor, ais Der Ylan perratben
wurbe, uno entging 10 Oer Serbaf=
tuns. @r 9eb6rte su iener Sanoe
Dermummter Ginbre6er, tuel6e i'm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

iebt ben 5pieB eeeen MeNamse I'm
uuo perurtbeilte ibn au sebn Sabren
we9en ieinsr itrdili6en Miloe ge0en
ben @erbreder.
y9Bes" gllen lit elm anberer no.
toriiber Spibbube, Der es lanee
beritanben bat. bas 3u6tbaus su
meioen. Gr lit idlant 9eiuadien,
SIS Sabre alt. bon selbli9er @elidts.
farbe uno trdgt feline berelts ltari
nit Grau 9emiibten Saare lang,
iuie eiE @owbop ober 9iinltler. Gr
bat bas linte auge eingebiiBt unb
trdgt Su 5eiten Elm 9ldiernes.
Manhmal trd9t er cine 9rille,
bann aud pieoer Elm grimes ghalter
on Stelle ieines linfen 9lu9es. glui
Der linten @efdtsbdlfte 1T eine ftarte
Narbe ertennbar. gr 9eb6rt su elmer
berii6tigten 8erbrederiamilie. gr
lit als 9ewerbsmaBiger Ginbreder
unb 9ai6enoieb betannt. 8em Bur.
iden iit niht 81 trauen, benn er
ereift gum 8epolper auf Die eerin9ite
geranlaiiuna bin. gei benz Sesrab.
'niiie ieiner Srau 9lmelia iuuroe er
pesen @rOBbiebfabls perbaftet uno
mebrte F6 pie Elm 9ersweifelter ee.
gen bic 9eamten wGbreno bes Be-
arGbnife3. Charles MaIon, oenannt
9oitDu @barlep, einlt Soeius BON
~Sbana" Campbell. lduft jebt AUDI
frei berum. Wtaion's Sauptbeiddf=
tiaung ilt bas 9eidbrlide 8uneo.
gr bat piel @elb gema6t, aber ni6ts
babOn bebalten. gu ben 8efdn9=
niIien. bic er nit ieiner 8e9enwart
bsionoers beebrt bat, gebOrt Solicit
unb Cling Sing. MaiOn peritebt
bas yunco taft ebenio aus bsm
8runoe, wie Sunsrp Soc 2etuis, Der
aud auf freiem SUB iid beiinOet.
Soiepb Dubuque, Elm franSDiiIAer
@anaoier, bat lid ieit eini9en Sa6ren
Der Sreibeit erfreut. Gr iit betannt
als 9e9iiniti9er notorii6er 9iebe,
uno lit ME ab9eneigt. ielbit cinen
Sob auf eiaene Sauit su unterneb=
men. wenn bic 8elegenbeit siiniti9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

gen. Gins ieiner gelun9enlfen Stiif.
den mar iein GinbruA in oas 8efdnas
nib BON g8bite Ylains, um baraus
Gbas. 9ullaro unb SIaac WarIb Su
befreien, mel6e in @emeinidaIt NIT
9tbam @ortb oen grprebboten aui Der
Hew Oort @W1tralbabn 9etnebelt uno
ieine@ar I'm 800, 900 beraubt 9atten.
Sie Spieb9eiellen entpihen iiber Die
8rense nab @anaoa, iuuroen aber 9e=
fan9en unD i'm Wbite 8lains=8efdng=
niile unter9ebraht. Sbr 8ertbeioi=
ger DermD6ts ibnen ni6t Die 6reibeit
su neri6affeH. uno 10 perabreoeten
iie NIT Siap 6orreiter, baB bieIer oas
@ert ibrer Yefreiuu9 auf ii6 nabm.
JprreIter 9elang es aud, init Sei=
billie anberer @enOhen. elm QroBes
Sod in Die Wauer 81 bobren. uno ebe
Die Nddter bubinter tamen, Uaren
Mari9 unb 8u0arb i6on auf benz
Wege mad Der Staot Nem Dorf.
9lbam @ortb, lanse betannt ais Der
Siirlt unter ben 8eloi6ranter=
bredern. 9riinoete Elm beoeutenoes
Seblsrgelbdft in 2onoon in einem
pornebmen Stabtbiertel uno beSog
cine ieine @obnun9 in Piccablllp.
9}a1 Dem leBten Seribt bat er &eih=
thiimer eewonnen, b1lt Ii6 cine
SeeeIia6t uno lebt pie elm Dorneb=
mer @ngldnoer. Sod idweben nod
eini9e unerleoigte 9lntlagen oiesleitS
bes @aIers iiber ieinem Saupt, tpes-
balb ieine 9tiidtebr in Die Seimatb
auf S9wieri9feiten itoBen bilrfte.
Sobn 2arnep. belIer befannt unter
ieinem SpiBnamen ais nMollie
Mat6es", ma6te ieinen lebten Ser
min in SOliet ab. gr 1T tets Elm
lpnrIamer Sieb 9emeIen uno lebt in
euten 8erbdltnihen; er belibt @rllno=
ltiide ionpbl in ben Ser. Staten,
ais aud in Canada. Gr bat eli
Sabre i'm 3udtbous 3ugebratlt, uno
i6ulbet oeE Seb0rOen nod smolf
Sabre, ba er wieoerbolt oor Ablauf
ieiner Strafseit us9ebro6en 1T.
Sdon als blutiunger Wleni6 pertlci7
oete er Ii6 ais elm Wtdo6eu, Die nit
Streidb0lsern 9anOelt. unb wdbreno
elmer pulitiiden YroseIiiOn in 9leD
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

-Selb fberratb. Die Dame
bonn SauTe (Su bem neuen unb biibz
i4en &ammermdb9em: Was balten
Sic ppn meinem Manne, Marie2 Waaa
rie2 8, ct tit Elm netter, Iebr netter
Mann! 8enn er nur ni6t 10 laut
f6mdben tpoIlte. ipenn er fiiBt!-
SpradloIes Gntieben Der Dame bonn
9dufe.
= 8psGaft. o.: .Sat benn
Der Weaier nod INNER tetne Qtnitst,
lun99" = g.: n2t4, 10 pisl proteftion
gibt es ia gar ni9t, iuie Der &erl BET
feiner Summbeit n0tbig bate"
9lrme 80 Der! 8aroelieute.
nant Gin elmer Galerie biitpriTdnr
SrduenI40nbciten): n9lrme Weiber!
- baben mid ni9t erIebt!"
-@ntfeBti6. Sin alter9err:
Wetn 8ott, iper flu9t benn od forts
pdbreno 10 grdBIi42 &nabe: ., oas
1T bic 8tbeItlaiie. Die nit Der .@6ri.
titan Gnoeapur's 'sgIaTTe gauIpielt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10
6reb 99ein.

Siebe. rpelbe lid au9enbliflid Der
9oloenen 6reibeit erfreuen, aber bic.
Wel6e ih genannt babe, iinb bic
Stars" ibres Ssrufs. 9ln anoeren
nimmt oas Yublitum tein Snte=
reIe. 9Bie mir iiber ben 9tufentbalt
Der 0iebe unterridtet bleiben2 Surh
ibre ei9enen. @rsdblungen, auf
8runo beren mir 9ta6iori6unQen
anitellen. Sic miiroen nibt wenig
eriiaunt iein, penn Sic in bieIer Sf=
rice unlibtbar ben Sernebmun9en
beimobnen uno nit anbDren milroen,
Uie lih bic Siebe untereinanoer per=
ratben. 9fp9 niemals babe i1 einen
Sieb 9etrDfen, Der niht bereit gene.
ien wdre, pile ieine Gjebeimnilie su
oerratben, ~penn ib i'm iiberseu9e,
oaB es Su ieinem eigenen 9ortbeil
bient, ooer Der ni1t Dbne 3auoern
einen 6enohen perratben piiroe,
wenn er nur ben 9erin9lten gruno
su Der glnnahme bate, baB bieier
ibm 9eIhaOet bat. Sbatidbli6 lino
9emD9nllne NerbreAer en9berSlg I'M
bO6fen Graoe. uno wenn Semano
iAlau 1T, lbre Observation-Disclosures
tennt uno @ntihloiienbeit beIiBt, 10
fann er 10 aiemlid 9llles, mas er
mill. aus ibnen berausbrinQen. @as
Die IpridmOrtliae .gbrlibteit unter
Sieben" anbetriiit, 10 tam ib nur
ouf Gruno meiner ei9enen Grfab=
rung, Die mid IA Stuuben oes
Sages in Seriibrun9 nit ibnen
btin9t, cOniiatiren. boB i'd felt pie=
len Sabren oieier gbrlihfeit nidt
begegnet bin. SD muB bitten,
oopon ausoriidliA gfOtis su neB=
men,"
9amit itano Supt. 9prnes auf,
um ieinen nd6fen SeiuAer Su be=
9riiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

&dfernenbpfbtiithe.
nnieroffiaier: oRetrut ao6n, penu
9pmer's @lias 10 I6ief auf oem troz
iantI6en Pferb 9eieiTen mar, pie sic
aut Sbrem Gaul, bate er Ii9 Dor feiz
nent $ounb, oem beriibmten Settpr,
i4Gmsu m;iilGn."
- % bGbeeinftufIung.-
2tlter Serr (um Steier): Sd babe gez
gen Sore PerIon gar ni9ts einSupens
BEN. nur pGre es mir. often geItunben,
Iie6er geipeien. sic bdtten Iic9 um
meine Gltere So6ter beiporben! cyiins
qere 5p6ter (pie i'm Rebensimmer qes
borchD: papa, Wablbeeinflufung lit
aeieBlid perbpten
-Reues @ef6Gft. Ribter:
Mas iino Sie2 g(ngetldgter: geiens
iDurmtreiber bel mem Heienfpurms
1dnbler. Sd muB mitm Stod uff bic
Grbe tlpppen, bamtt bet bic Wiirmer
ans bic Groe portommen unb Ii9 fdns
gen ldifen!
-8untes Iflerlei: Gfus
bierItimmsr: nSbre Sp1ter bat mir
Sagen laHen, baB id ibr piano repas
pariren Iple. 8ater: vWas fe6lt
benn b'ran?" Skinner. .9rei Sais
ten finb ab.n-@atsr: 9ier lit ein0pls
iar-reiBen sic aud bic unbsren ab. "
-@el4e Sreube! o.: Sas
5sn sic iAon geb0rt, bic dlteS6o9s
tt! Da briiben bat iidb Oerlobt g.:
Iee, lpober iou ib bas gebDrt baben2
gl.: ia, bic bat bod 10 Gaut ge,
{d)ricsn, ais iie sefragt purbe, baB
.u,an es sipei Wleilen peit geb0rt bat!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

ND er au q Sabren @eIdn9niB perur.
t6eilt puroe. SbwObl mU,rbeIierlid
uno auBerproentIid) Qeiabrlicb. limo
Die @erihtsb0ic oo4 mt 9rOBer
MilOe ae9en ibu periabrtu. Sn
0iontreal pur0e Ell perbaitet. na9=
Dem er einem Mannc 9amrns Wt9ids
nee bic Summc Don IA, 900 SollOrs
Obgetublt bate. 9as Gelo murot
mjeoereritattet. uuo Mcgtamee mei.
gerte lid. ais 3euoe 9eqeu ibu alIj-
iutreteu. Odd BET 9tiNter oyeDte
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10
Sungrp sfue 9epis

4NHbtI eNHN S~t'bN2
belt iIt trob hires wiloen 2ebenspan=
oels bcute nod nidt ednSlia &c.
iAmmben. Sic maht Iih bieielbe
in ibreu Experimentation pobl su
nuBe. Sic perlodt ndmli9 dltere rei9e
9erren III ein Sotel. mirit oaun pl6B=
LID bic Sleioer ibres Spfers aus oem
Senlter uno perl0nQt bon ibm
Gdmeigsgeloer. Sic iii ferner cine
erfabrene Ha0enOiebiu. Dor iieben
Sabreu wuroe iie oOs lebte Wtal in
gem Dort Uerlaiiet. sic wuroe
beim 9aoenoiebitabl abgeioBt. Sum
ger Wtann", reoete lie nit 9robsr
@eitesecgsnuort Den 9etettip al.
,.miIcu lie, iuer ib bin2 sic Eebeu
eiuen idweren Srrtbum btgauasn.
uuo lie peroen .ibn idmer bRbu
miiiien."
Gie 3u66rcr luoreu iiber;eu0t. NOB
Der 9etectiO iid iibereilt bate. uuo
ic besenQten i5r WitGeiitbt. 9o9
ais Supple ben 6alritubI bCItieg.
fel cine &Ole SeiocnSeug Gus ibreu
alrioern Su 9OOen. gui Der POIi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

Der 9 9irm m a der. y
9ur9's gan5e 2ano Elm LANCER 9fe.
gen,
SIr's S4irmbertaufen it's Elm 81.
genl
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10
State News Items.

Robert, the eight-year old son of
G. A. Best, of Montpelier, broke
through the Ice Apr. 4th, and was
drowned. Body not yet recovered.
Chamberlin Post of ST. Johnsbury
has decided to erect soldiers monu-
ment this spring on the lot at the
cemetery A handsome statue is now
being made. 1t is a siX-foot figure
representing a soldier at rest. 1t will
stand on a six foot base. The statue
will cost about $500 and will be COM
pleted in season for Memorial Day.
A sad accident occurred recently in
the family of Lewis Howard of Fair
Haven. Mr. Howard left small boy
on cot near the stove and went to
the barn. The cot took fire and the
cries of the child awoke the mother,
who was ill on the second floor. She
hurried down and, failing to extinguish
the flames, took the boy in her arms
and rushed into the street. Mr.. How
ard heard the screams and tried to
smother the flames in clothing, but not
soon enough to save the child's life.
The father and mother were both
burned about the hands and face.
The funeral of J. A. Wing, ESQ.,, was
held last Thursday afternoon from his
late home on Main street. The mem
bers of Washington county bar and
the court attended in body Rev. j..
FL. Weeks officiated, and in brief re-
marks paid tender tribute to the de-
ceased, drawing impressive lessons
from his well rounded life. He was
followed by Ex-Governor Dillingham;,
who, in behalf of the legal fraternity,
spoke of the long and honorable pro-
fessional career of Mr.. Wing, and of
the changes that have occurred in the
state and nation since he came to
years of manhood. Mr.. Dillingham;
paid a warm tribute to the profess
! sional character of Mr.. Wing, and re-
| ferred with evident emotion to his
kindness toward young lawyers, en-
forcing his remarks by citing instan-
ces of personal nature. His words
were listened to with profound atten-
tion It was a tribute such as few
men have paid them at their death.
AS mark of respect the places of
business were closed during the hours
of the funeral observance Watch
|
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10
EYTER 1IINATTON OF THE GYPSEY
MOTH.

The gypsey moth is an imported in
sect, brought from Europe few years
ago. to the Massachusetts, coast near
Boston. 1t is a peculiarly dangerous
and destructive pest, is as Voraclous
as the army worm, multiplles with
tremendous rapidity, feeds through
the entire summer, devours the foil
age of nearly all trees, both evergreen
and deciduous, ana almost all bushes,
vines and vegetables; and as it spins
no nest or web, like that of the tent
caterpillar, its presence is often not
discovered till its ravages become sud
denly overwhelming in the orchard,
garden or grove. In 1889 the atten-
ton of the scientists of the United
States experiment station in Massa-
chusetts was called to the presence of
this insect in great numbers IN the
town of Medford, Mass 1t then oc-
cupied an area about a mile and half
long by half mile wide in that town,
within which it destroyed every green
thing. In 1890 it was known to exist
in eight towns in that vicinity; the
next year it infested thirty towns IN
Middlesex and Essex counties Last
year, owing to effective state action,
the moth was not only confined with
i'm the limits of these thirty towns, but
was wholly exterminated in over 200
localities in them; and the infested
area was so reduced that the entire
determination in the state of Massa-
chusetts is regarded as not only pos
sible but probable.
The state began to fight the gypsey
moth in 1891, under an appropriation
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10
General News Items.

A special cable dispatch from Paris
to the New York Evening Post of Apr.
4 says: "Seventy deaths have been
recorded at Lorient, near Brest, in the
past fortnight from mild form of
cholera. Lorient is notorious as hot
bed of fever diseases, due to the utter
absence of drainage.
Constantinople, via Vienna, April
s. The steamer used by the Sultan in
connection with the palace for his
own pleasure and to convey. guests
and members of his household found
ed on Sunday. It's believed that 60
persons on board at the time persisted
by drowning, and that a splendid SER
vice of silver plate, used in the i'm
perial dining room on the steamer,
went down with the vessel.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

A third of a century ago the demo-
cratic party was conspiracy agains t
human freedom. To-day it is con-
spiracy against American industrial
independence and the prosperity Of
American labor. It's power is based
on crime against the suffrage. It's
most valuable tools are the shotgun
and the ballot box suffer. Where it
wins without assailing the franchise,
it wins by demagogic appeals to the
lowest passions and densest ignor-
ance of those on whom it relies for
support. There are patriotic demo-
Gratis; but the democracy is not pat
riotic 1t is essentially un-American.
1t is sectional in it's strength and it
sympathies. 1t is the champion OF
European monopolists against the
American workingman. 1t is pledged
to overthrow every principle on which
the magnificent prosperity of the
American people is based. = N. Y
Press.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10
THE SLAUGHTER OF POSTMASTERs.

The dull thud of the axe as it falls
and strikes the necks of fourth class
postmasters is beginning to be heard
all over the country. Several hun
dred officials of that class have al
ready been removed and as many
democrats appointed to fill the va
cancies Fourth Assistant POstmas-
ter General Maxwell's busy day is
every day in the week, and he is max
ing a record that will last
The rate at which MAXWELL has
kept the axe swinging since he took
office has excited not little comment
and called forth criticism. The New
York Evening Post, a paper which
can not be called a partisan sheet,
feels impelled to make this independ-
ent criticism: cit is impossible to
make changes of this kind, at this
rate, on the kind of information which
the department can get from any one
but it's own officers, without doing
great njustice-that is, without GUST
ing a great many competent post
IudSU0TS VI 1lO OiIO1OO O-ASOHC
that of being republicans This injus-
tice has always been recognized as
one of the very bad features of the
spoils system"
In this connection it is gratifying to
note an announcement from Washing
ton to the effect that postmasters of
the first class who were appointed
soon after President Harrison was in
augurated will be allowed to serve
their full term of four years, dating
from the time they entered upon their
duties There is no good reason, in
the name of genuine civil service, why
any other course of faction should be
pursued. The postmaster who is serv-
! ing his community well, whatever
the political creed under whose aus
pices he receives office, is entitled TIC
serve out the term named in his com
mission CGEedoniam.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

1t looks as though William McKin-
lev will be nominated and elected to
succeed himself as governor of Ohio,
in spite of himself. The courage and
manliness with which he has endured
his financial misfortunes has made
him more popular, and endeared him
even more strongly to his constitu-
ents. than ever before.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

Robert H. Drake of Pittsford, VT,
was convicted March 80 of liquor sell
ing and on the same day he was ap-
pointed postmaster of Pittsford. This
is another of the 'treforms" of Cleve-
lands great and glorious second term.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

The spring elections open very en-
couragingly for republicans. A sweep
ing victory in Michigan, numerous de-
feats of the democrats and populists
combined at the Kansas municipal
elections, and the election of the en-
tire republican ticket in ST. Lou1
make pretty good record for par
ty whose speedy collapse has been
exultantly predicted by it's foes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

of $50. 900 from the state treasury, to
be expended under the direction OF
the State Board of Agriculture. In
1892 an appropriation of $4,000 was
extended. Over 200 men were en-
ployed in April and May in inspecting
trees, killing the eggs by applying
acids, creosote, or fire; banding street,
orchard and forest trees with burlaps
and insect lime, by which methods
myriads of caterpillars were caught;
spraying trees with insecticide prep
arations. and other forms of warfare;
and a considerable force was thus en-
rloyed through the summer months.
Though this work is local IN It's
sphere, it's benefits are truly national.
At the rate at which the destructive
moth was multiplying, it would soon
have infested all the New England
States, and in few years, II not
checked. would become greater pest
than the potato bug, throughout the
entire country. The damage now
done in the United States by insects
such as the Hessian fly, army worm
and Rocky mountain locust, is esti-
mated by entomologists at from three
hundred to four hundred million dol
lars annually. The gypsey moth per-
haps surpasses any of these in destruc-
tiveness. 1t is to be hoped that the
state of Massachusetts, will continue
the effort, thus far successful, to ex-
terminate this insect, and in his next
report Mr.. Forbush will be able to an
nounce it's final disappearance from
the soil of Massachusetts, Press.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

There is something very sad about
the unexpected death of the daughter
of Senator Villas during the latter's
absence on a hunting trip in Florida
His daughter has been dead several
days and is buried, and yet it has been
impossible to communicate with the
Senator.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

Gov. Fuller has declined to call the
supreme court judges together to con-
strue the new school law, because he
does not believe any exigency exists
which requires such action.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

Only 1000 persons, it is said, will be
able towitnes the Worlds Fair open
ing exercises which are to be held in
Choral Hall. This hall has been Sc
lected because the larger buildings
will not be available on account of the
exhibits installed in them. The wealth
er may be inclement, and President
Cleveland does not like the prospect
of speaking in the open air.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

Another proof of the prosperity of
the country under the Cleveland ad-
ministration: The factory which sup
plies Maxwell with axes is running
day and night and can't keep up with
his orders.-Ne1U York Tribune.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

The republicans and the women had
their day in Kansas Thursday. City
elections we're held throughout the
state. Never were peace and good
order more generally observed.
Republican success was overwhelm-
ing. Cities in which that party has
not enjoyed a victory for many years
elected republican mayors. Not one
populist mayor is known to have been
chosen. These results constitute the
verdict of the people of Kansas upon
the populist effort to steal the legis-
lature, and upon the success OF the
plot which resulted in giving the state
first born of the republican party-a
democratic senator in Washington.
Kansas is recovering from it's polltl-
cal yagaries, and hereafter it may be
expected to resume and keep its place
in the republican column.
Another interesting feature Of the
election was the general participation
of the women, who are in that state
entitled to municipal suffrage. Fully
one third of the votes cast yesterday
were deposited by women. The re-
ports from the different parts of the
state show that the women, as rule,
voted discriminatory and intelligently
The latest achievement in the realm
Of electrical invention is the telauto-
graph 1t transmits handwriting
through a wire for considerable dis
tances and reproduces it exactly at
the receiving station much as the
telegraph reproduces the movements
of the hand used to donate letters.
It's great superiority over the tele-
graph is apparent, provided it works
as satisfactorily as this is claimed
for it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10
n O II / G. Il d.

The Citizens Savings Bank & Trust Compa-
nv of St. Johnsbury request that deposltors
send in their books during the months or APP
ril and MAY for Notification, according TO an
Act passed at the last Legislature, that all say,
ings Banks and Savings Institution shoulo
have their books verified during the year 1885,
and every three years thereafter.
j. T. Richie, TREAS.
g. 1obnshrrv VT Mar. 20 1898 14-16
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

Our guarantee is like a Bank !
Check-if your purchase does |
not suit you, bring back the |
goods and draw your money!
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-01

Isl to the News.
EAsHINGToN, ID. G., March l.
! spacious residence of ' .ce
|sident Morton is being elabor'
" decorated this afternoon with
Ters and pot ed plants for the
option which Mr.. and Miss Nor
are to give this evening to
,e president Elect and Mrs. Stew
|On. Despite Aheir difference IN
btics a warm pc, onal friendship
always exlste d between the out
|pg and the incoming vice lresi-
lis, aud the delicate courtesy
bvn by MIR. Morton in doing
Dor to his successor has added to
kssteem in which Mr.. Morton is
Nd. Over one thousand invita-
ne have been issued for the occa.
o, and the reception will be
|uscterized by considerable bril-
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