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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-05-19
HO" a Burglar Held Up the Telegraph
Operator at Shelburne Falls,

open the money drawer or will blow ont
your brains said a masked burglar who covered
Telegraph Operator George Mitchell in the rail-
road station at Sheburne Falls early Saturday
morning. The drawer contained nothing and the
burglar escorted Mitchell to side track where he.
locked him In butter car. The burglar then set
pass and took 3. from the pockets of the opera
tor. Officer Woodward discovered that the depot
was deserted soon after and aroused the day on
orator and sheriff. Mitchell was not found until
daylight. when WOodwards noted police dog led
the way to the butter car. There is no trace of
the burglar
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-05-19
READSBORO

The, new brick house is rapidly approaching
completion.
G. Dossi is on his way to visit his friends across
'the big pond
DR.. c. A Perry. A. G. Fay and A. C. Niles left
Monday, TO attend the annual session of the Yer
u.ont grand lodge, l. O. O. F., at Burlington.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-05-19

To me last night: How much do you suppose we
have paid out for doctors and medicine In the
last year? told her did not know To doctors
have paid nothing, and five dollars worth of
Sulphur Bitters has kept health in our family
Il Andrews, ~ Bowdoin street, Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-05-19
GUILFORD.
Two Fires in Two Days.

Last Monday morning about 6 o'clock
the horse barn at Joseph HOughton's was
discovered to be on fire, the flames Just
coming through the roof, The alarm was
given, the church bell rung, and men from
all directions were soon there, and by Wig
brous work the main barn was saved, al
though the burning barn cornered with the
other. The main barn being slated is
probably all that saved it. With the dan
ger of the whole being burned the house
was cleared of much of the furniture. The
cause of the fire is something of mystery.
Tuesday night at half past 10 O'Clock,
during a hard rain, the cry of fire again
rang through the village, and those who
were awakened saw flames streaming from
the roof of Archie Mellen's dwelling house.
The first to get there fought the fire until
the cistern water gave out and at one time
hoped to save the building, but the flames
soon got beyond control. The dozen or
so who were there turned their attention
to clearing the house, everything going out
into a drenching rain. The house and
barn were soon a mass of roaring flames.
The fire, when first discovered by Mr.. Mel
len, who had been abed about an hour and
half, was in the partition back of the
chimney, having burned the base board
through on the side next to the wood shed,
and was doubtless due to some defect in
the chimney. Much sympathy is felt fol
the family, who have labored hard to build
and repair their home, which is now in
ashes. Fortunately it was insured and
they will doubtless build again.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-05-19

Miss Fannie Reed is suffering from a
sprained ankle.
C. F. Estabrook went to Concord, n. H.,
TO witness the execution of Murderer AL
my.
There will be services in the Congrega-
tonal church Sunday at 1890 A. NJ. and
al 7 p. NJ.
There will be services in Christ church
Sunday afternoon at 2:30, and Sunday
school at $3.50. Bible study meeting will
be held at the slate quarry schOolhouse
Friday evening, the Goth, at 1880 p. NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-05-19

Harry Parsons has gone TO Dandy to
work.
1t is expected the sunday school will be
reorganized next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans have recently visited
their parents in Arlington and Dandy.
Miss Ella Payne was in the village two
days last week with millinery goods and
had brisk trade.
Austin Lackey, who was working for
F. L. Adams, sawed his hand so that he
was unable to work for few days.
The funeral of Frank Shine, who was
drowned in Brattleboro Sunday, was held
at the church here Tuesday, Rev. A. j..
Martin of Wardsboro officiating, assisted
by Rev. L. b. Earle. Notwithstanding
the stormy day and the short notice, quite
large number assembled. Much sympa-
thy was manifested for the afflicted family.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-05-19
WEST WARDSBORO.
w. c. T. L. Notes.

Miss Frances E Willard president Of the ma
uonal W. c. 7 L., is very i'll in England. and her
physician thinks she will he Obliged 10 rest sew
era months.
prominent business man in New York state
gives away four copies of the New Testament
each day, the cost Of the four cigars he used to
smoke per day.
When cholera ragged in Hamburg the middle
class practically stopped all drinking except of
light wine. but the poor, needless of the warnings
drank more than ever of beer, and paid the pen.
atty in disease and death
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07
AFTER ORANGE SPEAKERS.
O.dg Issued TO Have Conspicuous
IgIlatOTS Arrested.
N,uLrED nn. GLADSTONE.
a., Gaming from church bc IL Greet
ed with Kisses nnd tits Word
"Irnitor."

LoNDoS, March 0.-Colonel Saun-
den9n, member Tor North Armagh
and grand master OF the Orangemcn,
denounced the home rule members
iasl week as defenders oil criminals.
william Redmond, u Parnelhta, chat
Ienged him TO repeat his words OUTSIDE
ofthe house. Thoy met this evening
IN the lobby o, the commons. Rod
noud said. "Dl you acsuse me ana
my colleagues VI being murderefs2'
Colonel SaundeTsDn, who, by Tue
way. 4. no, nu lrinhmnu but u Bcoich-
man, uoolly replied: ~ know nothing
oi you personally, but accuse the
lfsh party oi conduct leading To muir
Ief."
Both men were very angry and
lowered ut each other In n pugllistlc
attitude. The peers from house oi
lords and members OF the commons
gathered around ia anticipation VI see
ing the first blood In tho Threatened
evil war shed the house Oi TaTlia-
meut. Just ~ the two seemed about
!, COME together, however, friends
Topped In and rushed the warlikc gen
i-a.en away In opposite directions.
Redmond walked awny.from the scene,
and shouts OF "rhuy ehall meet a.
Boyne," mingled with jeers aud laugh
Ter. lis reported that Mr. Snunder.
sou has challenged Redmond TO duel
VA the continent.
ACTION AGAINST oRANuBaIEN.
NEW YoEK, March 6.-AccoTdlng
toa London special the iDiiammat0Ty
Orange speeches which are now every
lay occurrences IN Uister nave goaded
toe government into action. Secretary
Morley quietly Issued orders to tbs
chiefs o; police In Ulster district toi
rllice reporters TO attend tho public
orange meeiings, aud speakers are IL
10 promptly prosecuted whenever
The violence OF the hafangue give,
opportunity TO interfere.
HOSTILE DEMONSTRATION AGAINST
GLADSTONE.
The Epening Post has Information
By cattle that Mr.. Gladstone was sub.
iectcd 10 n hostile demonstration II
atistocfaiio brighton yesterday. o.
leaving st. Paul's church in the morn
lug with Lord Acton, he found n lRrgt
crowd outside, includiugR number U
young tory "bloois," who sGiutod hin
with vigorous hitslng and cries o
Wrait0r." The Liberals present respond
ed with cheers, and the tumult wa
heightened. Giadstone's passage wa
blocked until a cab was fetched, aui
be uEyye quietly away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07
Jim hui l,cncht. N,w Orleans.

INV ORLEANS, March G.--After n
weary Journey Of continuous riding,
lnterspeFfui with numerous uelayg,
-idr.TaIiing, etc., tire special traln
conveying Jim Hall and friends reach.
cd this city more than twelve hOura
bnhlud tho time scheduled. The dc.
lay was Occgsioned by the difficulty
experienced 81 getting through Wash
inrton on account Of tho large thtOugs
Of people attending The inauguration
ceremonies. Six hours was lost at that
pDiut, white instead u! being made up
by last running after leaving WASH
ington, the agony whs only piled on
by missing connections until the Gil
max was capped by the car conveying
thr Hall party being dropped at NJ.
anita, where they lay over several
huure 10 he picked up by n local which
stoppud at every wood pile.
Hall Limseli did not mind the long
Journey and rather enjoyed the rest.
IL was unfortunate that Hall was kept
on the road o. long, as i deprived him
Of - whole days trliuing, ~ he con-
tpuplatcd getting IN New Orleans TO
get rid Of tho stiffness AMI natural ef-
iecls OF the long and tir,somc journey.
Hall claims, however, 10 feel no bad
elects Of the trip.
Fiizsimmous viii enter the ring at
about 1856 pounds anu Hall nj 40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07
CHINESE REGISTRATION.


The Chinese doui1eus Of this city
are slill Soidly IA iitlctent IN the
matter Of registration az provided for
In the exclusion law passed by Con.
gtess. A. reported In tnu NEWS lew
days ago only one oul Of two thousand
10 this Territory has applied to the
deputy revenue collector. The failure
is wholly due to Instructions received
rom San Francisco, However, ao,
curlins to one Of the papers OF that
city the Chinese are Mt last beginning
10 register. Says General MoCumu,
he registration Nicer at Sau FgAnCis'
60. 1--WE are now receiving about ten
applications daily, aud l am informed
by the Chinese thHt the numUtg VIII
bs increased rapidly. Many merchants
Who are not required to resislur arc
doing 70 tO Hvoiu the annoyance OF an
investigation later"
10 is thought that this action may
influence the Monsolians in othol
sections and cause them to do like
| wise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07

injury g. number o. Americans
known pa Ga" Amer.c N female B4..
boil Ciut, WHO have brun Going nhIui
playing against Cuuin fiuHs Nest...
day he cluO was playing 40 Air.vL-
uarcz, their opponents bciny u local
club composed Vt young ucu 4
lnajorityO the spectators were respect
abie anu wuli.buhaved, but the attend
nnCe also included share ct the low est
dfegs OF s3cicty. These latter became
Inflated N. Tue playing tho Amo.i.
car Visitors and some u thulu claimed
10 bc convinced that II whs simply
iargal ard iid not show plOlossluli
Fkiil. 'fhey cllm1rei 2 tue return ID
Incir money ANA No len ith brooks tho
seats anu SET nro 10 the ituce aiouu0
the playground. THIS cluscl general
confederation among tne ieu1ulo play
efs whD were CALAMITY defended uy
tho young men " thr Cuban ciuI au e
by the respectable majority OF spccta.
tOfa Horrible confusion ensluG. The
police hually succeeded In disIcrsing
,hr mob and giving protection u tue
young women.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07
POLITICAL CLUBS TURN UP.
With Brass Bands, Drums and Words
Of Generalization.
Fur rnr>,prsr's HAND WORK.


WAmINSr1N, ID. g., March g.
Crowds Of distinguished visitors began
10 storm tho Waite House carly today,
and Af. Cleveland 0as obliged IL
ioreso hls VOL. AMI listen 30 words Of
cousu.uiation from governors OF
F'atc', senators, Representatives and
hosts Of others. Shortly stler 0 O'Clock
tho brasa bands began 10 play In tbs
vicinity Of tho white House. and stop
ping out 70 their music came political
organizations. The driveway leading
90 the main doorwsyH OF the White
House was soon tacgeu with people
anAl0us 70 snake hnuds with tho Preal-
dent.
The samuel J. Rainfall CLUB OF
Philadelphia 100 strong, was the first
10 obtain abundance, aud it was fol.
lowed by Others After tho clubs came
uultitude OF tbs general public.
They poured IN tue main doorway ia
drovrs. Two llneo Of people Ia double
iile marched under the pOrtioO from
noon I'll O'Clock, nud In through the
Eain doorway, then Into the East
room past tue bowling, amiling, hand
nuaklug Chief Magistrate.
The President kept up his monoton-
Jus routine until a messenger came 10
his relief. 10 wa O'Clock aud he wns
informed That a Wofii's Fair delcga-
ton was waiting for him In the cabl-
rol room. Mr.. Cleveland lott the east
Dom Immediately, muen 10 the disap.
polntmsnt ofhunircds who iailtd to 5, o
him aud these weren't paoihed iy tho
announcement nom tue doOrkueper
that tho Prcsident would return NJ 2
O'Clock.
At2 O'Clock the President received
more callers. II Is estimated that
5000 people shook hands during the
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07

Conditions Under tho new Govern
mcnt satisfactory.


mcnt satisfactory,
SAN FRASCIscU, March o. - The
barkentine HilD arrived hero this even
iug from Honolulu. She left there
February 18Th anu brings advlces two
days later than those received this
morning. The only additional inteill.
gcnco Is the fact that the United States
man'oi-war A lliGnoo arrived Mt Homo.
lulu February 10Th from Samoa, iu.
ereaaing the American naval strength
u Three vessels.
The bark Carrier Dove arrived here
nom Honolulu late this evening. She
brings adv!ces from the Associated
Ffess correspondent up TO February
10Th. He enysas the work OF the pro-
vlslOnal government Progresses, the
dlueIence between the old and new
brms Of government becomes apparent
and gives more satisfaction TO the
American reaidenis. Captain GoOi,
commanding the barracks under the
Wtstnt mi Hilary system, told tho cor.
ttspondant he hau learned, few days
before, that the was plan on foot TO
gel the ex.queon back into place. This
would mean great deal TO the mluds
t'hn natives, IN fac;. nm assumption
once more OF royal authority.
rus captain Issued M order that II
air. Domini. the deposni queen, Ut.
tempted to enter the palace without n
latt properly signed, ~ refuse her adj.
lnlsSiOn, and II forcible entry was ut.
,emplei, 10 resist 1t and guard won III
We there IN short order. HIS course was
approved by the provisional govern.
ment aud no attempt mas been made
yet ny Mrg. Dominis TO carry the plot
into eject.
lna lengthy interview with United
suIes Minister Stevens the latter 70.
eWsu the history uf the relations be,
.~een The United States and Hawai-
,ot the past l0rty-tive yenTa and said
,lA' Tue annexation Of the islands was
sge only logical sequences Of that train
VI huhrs. The minister expressed tn,
shiOn that the sentiment Of the
Vui'el States is now practically q
uul'e In favor OF annexation, ami thai
such htlng the case no question wOulu
.l'se between the incoming and QUITO
Jug administrations ab to when Ia.
so'ethment should act. So far ns thu
,N,N' iihWaiiaus are c)ncrrued Miui-
eWVens stated he was dairy receiy
'n6 a.. FRANCES from thb most prOml
Vu' IN Anu anu other islands tim
W,y WIZ support tho course Of til,
, vulteu States government. Tie con
ae' syslem might need some nttsu
,op' ne thought, but with the eEpira
c ye OF the present contracts tina
'vully would be p.actioally solved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07

OMAHA, Neb., March d.-AtLincOln
today a committee Of the house Of
representatives reported In part on the
relations between the state aud the
de'unct Capital national bank. IL
shows q peculiar System to have pre-
vailed In giving the state credits with
funds deposited by the treasurer. In
one instance n dcpOsit certificate for
100000 was given the treasurer, Rud
ou the books ~ the bank credit was
given tho state for $50 only. Certiii.
cltus OF dopoalt for sl53,82i were Issued
10 the treasurer anu credit given on
thu uoCka u the bank for Sl55b. There
was on deposit In the bank NJ the tlu'e
Il closed S2s5, 1867 OF state money, Tor
which certificates hal been issued 10
tue treasurer and no credit given the
state ON tue uoDks. The investigation
ia to bu continued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07
Attnch on lhc Coutrac, sy,tem.

CHICAGO, Mach 6.-Tho Inter.
ocean tomorrow will attack the con-
tract system now In vogue Ia all tho
leading branches OF trade whereby tho
manufacture cOmpels tue dealer To
sell Mt fixed price or forfeit the right
10 buy ssid goods. The list includes
tiliy articles Of daily household use.
II VIII b. uiaimod that the sugar trust
has attempted such a deal that whole
tnle grorUrs have raised the price OF
sugar In method contrary to the
public policy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07
ABSURD iiHOREas.
Kidding for Money Whru There is No.
body 60 lend 40.


NEW YORK, March 8. - Tho
ptesiIont OF oue OF th1 largest banks In
tns city said thi, evening with refer.
euuo 10 bidding 80 per cent for money
ON the stock cAuh4 nge today before III
O'Clock that the TACT was only another
Illus ration VI the absurd way iu which
some brokers acted Ia critical ,imes.
''50me feliows," he added, SCOT
alarmed this morning and hid for
money al AN hour when there was no
one around 10 lend money. The banks
hal got their cleargnces ami didn'l
know now thoy stood at the clearing
house. They never know whether they
Will have any money 10 lend until
they learn that. Possibly some persons
knew they would want money today
at any price anu were afraid they
might not be able 10 got It later m
the day. The only result was TO mako
practically fictitious rate"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07
Ienion.y nni unri,-.

CmCAuo, March 6.-Fiauk Box,
formerly a fireman "a. wichitt k1a,
murdered his wife tonight hy quitting
her throat, aud tlen slisheI hh own
flau oar to ear. Mrs. Eek had htoh
employed Ia motel here Tor we weeks
past, having lett hcr HUSBAND, who nhc
s,ii WIS 20 intensely l,n.gus thc
couldn't live with hun. E9k followed
nee here, discovered hef whDgsaoouis,
aud tonight after talking % her Is
moment made slash NJ her with 10
f.zja She mu down tho bal. scream.
llg, Tut no overlook her qu.lhiy, ant
almost severed her heau lOm her
body. Before anyone uDuil reach
him no cut his owu thsuu. unl was
gp.u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07

mad Do aarsr ftstte" ~ 'fi'Nh''
PARIS, March O.--rne Ncas o' o.
hurricane nj rAmataYe' IN ihc west
coast OF Madagascar, February ESD,
wa received toiuv. Tnu WIND came
nom the fra and fret struck The vssr.s
.rny Inc m ulh N the bay. The AL
t.n'. "A Ffonch ship, wa it,igpnI
almost instantly OF her mae, nhd rlf'
.ln.. aud n lew minutes later went 10
The iatton with all ON b9'fd. Five
caasti. vessels anchored withiu tho
naruof iouudtred almost simuimucous-
ly, aud hut ten men Of the crews we've
saved. VoIr ether cQhstcta 'nakhe'aEr
the Storm passed..
la Ia uatuyc the streets "trufwcit
clean Of people and vehicles DO q
minute. Twonty.two Of ia .s'' uui.l.
inre IN the PLACE ami large fumuer
81 huls were wrecked. Four 30 gar
inptyrir. wore IeyeisI e. t.y rfluul.
Many lives Were lost driner details
are iugaiug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07
irrneI rrcsa Law.

PARIS, March Gin the depu,lcs
today the minister Of foreign Affairs
spoke at longth In support Of the biil
making the punishment severe for nii
libulous attacks Of the press upon ali
Tor Ign amJaisadors. Root said tnu
government hn1 no Intention OF cur.
iailirg the lcxitlmatr freedom II the
prrs, out such bilokcning acGusatious
as have been current anu other gTat'
uitOus insults could not be tolerated.
The bill was approved, 255 70 lo5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07
Ihn Mlcnlsnn oentrnI sn ltehmsn.

CHICAGO, March 6.-rhe grievance
committee vi the Michigan Genial
Switchmen did not cal. upon the OH
cials Of that r0au today ~ has Dern
announced. The situation remaitB nv
before. Frank Sweeney u the switch.
mru's association said this evening
tnAt the committees ON .the various
roads had submitted requests 20 the
roads ami had not majc amy demand.
lie asserted that no tureliH to strike
hud been made ON any rOni.
TOLEDO, o., March 6.---ln con'er-
once with Chioi At,hur OF tue lUc1n. .
tive Engineers. General Manage
Ashley OF the Toledo, Ann ArOjs *
Michigan Cuutial Railway today re-
iivsgtod his statement that tho com.
pany could not afford 60 ncceJo tp the
demands OF thu engineer. Ghici
Arthur viii probably order al! the
men out tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07

PALERMO, Slngoh 6.-rfoops were
ssut 10 sierra di FalOOlyssterday to pre-
serve order during the elections The
people Of the town regarded the pres
ence u troops as menace and Il riot
followed. Five were killed aud many
injured. rhe rioters dispersed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07

alleged topuject into The lake beyond
me lawful limit.
Tho court also fUiuscd 10 hear cases
boo which toe Uni!ei States aud the
S.u,hcin Pacific Railway crmpuuy
mud Cotton Marble company are pnf-
ties. lu these cases the cOur, recently
decided against the RAILROADS. ttiu uu-
der ,i land lfant o. an immense qdan'
iity Of valuable lands ia tOuthtrn
C.IiurnM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07

the Italy arrives without Any It'd.
ings oftbe steamer.

NEW York, March 6.-Tbo White
Star steamer Nnronic Ia stili among
the missing craft. She IL now twelve
days overdue aud there Is not single
trace Of her whereabouts. The over
uuo Italy, which II was thought might
possibly have tho Naronic iu tow, AZ
rived here today and reports that she
saw nothing Of the miesing ifeighter.
Not u few ex ress the belief that the
big craft with her crew Rud passengers
and valuable cargo has gone to the
bottom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07
mGiD MEAsuWE AGAINST TIE
CHINESE.


NASHVILLE, Ienl., March d Prof.
BARNARD ~ Lick university lgcturei
tonight AZ the Thcatrg Nouucmc TO a
a ,ked house ufon "ihu AulrOugm er
aud His World" Barnard Is Nasn'
VILE man and an immense outpoufing
rIeated bis public nppearance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07

LIMA, Ohio, March Ga freight
tran ON The Chicago * Eric road
went through bridge Oyes thH
Ottawa river today, making a bad
wreck. Three trgmps were buried In
the ruins,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07
ArA nAsEnALL aAnE.

"Vflenn 0i'Is Have ~ Thrilling ~.
perienru IN Cuba,
a,on HAVANA, March GA serious con
o occurred yesterday 1T Al,n, n.
N'"4 which nearly resulted In serious
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-07
RESCUED SAILORS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 0. - Tho
British steamship Byzantine, ioI Phil.
Rdelphta, was sighted tonight passing
the Delaware bte1kwoter. Sue Gig
nailed thgt there was crew OF ship.
wrecked seamen ON board. II IL not
known II the crew IL that VI the Mar.
ouic or not, but among the ship people
1t Is believed the NurJnio'a crew were
the shipwrecked people.