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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26
Piano and Organ Tuning
= Fine Line Of smokers. Article.

Good work and low prices.
q. ,. KELLY. Room sheldon wd'r.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26
The capital,

incest place IN the city. Billiard, ami poo,
n A. Kendall. proprietor.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26
qe,,, 9osa %tpre.
For Tomorrow. Tuesday, June
~, 1898.

hda OSSh AldoS Ah dAA OaA
Babies and Children's Head
gear. By the sales Satur-
day we judge that many took
notice. We remind iyou
again that you buy good In
fants' Bonnets at 1Oc and 19c
each and every bonnet or hat
above this price reduced fully
one-third the former price.
Cool AND COMFORTABLE.
The Ginghams and White
Dresses for girls from 2 to 16
years old. We always have
in stock a good line, many of
which are now reduced In
price.
One lot of Gingham
Dresses, ages 2, A, 6, at 29c
each.
Best quality Cambria
Dresses, ages 8 and 10, at S3c;
ages IL and ID at 98c.
Children's striped Gingham
Dresses, ages 8 and 10 at
$1.25; ages IL and ID at $3.50.
On a special counter you
will find a grand choice of
Tea Gowns and Wrappers at
81 each. Most of them have
been $1.25, others $3.50.
Our annual shipment of
Carpet Remnants has COM
menced to come a little earlier
than usual. There are 200
pieces, suitable for center of
mats, ETC., in Brussel Tapes
try at 15c, 2Oc and 35c for
remnant. We always have
quick sales on these Carpet
Remnants and for bright
choice patterns come early.
The correct thing for bicy-
Gle riders to wear are sweaters.
We have them in black, blue
and white at $2.25, So and
1915.
We have added many de-
cided bargains to our line of
Mems Negligee Shirts and
can sell you better quality,
better made and better fitting
shirts for SOC each than at
any time previously. Choice
new fancy Madras Shirts,
sta vched collars and cuffs, at
81 az ,iece.
We have remarkable values
in Silk, Tafeta and Lisle
Gloves at 25c and 5Oc a pair
and in 25c and Soc Silk Mitts,
black and co'lors and plenty Of
variety and So you can lind
the shade you want.
Washable ChaInois Gaunt-
let Gloves reduced to 75c.
Leaders" from Underwear
stock.
Women's fine Jersey Vests
at 25c.
Women's ribbed Silk Vests
at 59c.
Children's fine Jersey Vests
at 19c.
Mems white and came.Ps
hair color Summer weight
Merino Shirts and Drawers at
Soc.
Mems Bathing Tights at
15c.
Boys Bathing Tights at 10c
Fans. Parasols, Hammocks,
Shirt Waists, Belts, Sailor
Hats, in all seasonable goods
in-an excellent assortment at
the right prices.
Hires Root Beer at 17c a
bottle, makes 8 gallons.
Screens and Mosquito Net
ting.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26

description. Flower store, Trinity square
greenhouses. Carver street. Telephone
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26
LOSSES BY FIRE.

HAGERsTowS, Nd, June ~. The
Keeley institute was destroyed by fire yes
terday. Loss, $4,000
MANIsTEE, Mich, June c6.--The pro-
peller Skater, owned by ,Ssymour Bros. Of
this city, burned TO the waters edge vest, r
day morning about 20 miles north OF here.
The crew escaped In their boat and were
picked up.
MEDFoRD, Mass, June 26.-Saturday
night an alarm WAS sounded for fire In
McGowan's tannery. The building was
well sfire inside before IL was discovered
and being 30 saturated With oil made a
hard blaze 10 cope with. Loss about
$4,000
BATH, Me-, June 26.-Fire destroyed the
south mill and rigging loft Of the New
England slip yards Saturday. Wood
working machinery, lumber In the mould
ing room an. part of the rigging for n
three masted schooner were Also d estroyed.
The loss Is $4,000.
PALMER, MISS, June 26 "A car contain
ing yarn and wool waste. consigned to the
Washington Mil company. Lawrence. by
ID. McTaggart, South Coventry. Conn,
was burned on siding Of the Boston and
Maine road at Bclchertown yesterday
the fire started by spontaneous combustion
N tbs waste Loss about $4,000.
Ast~c,t~u yot~x, of FaIrIawn and vicinity
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26

2 O'Clock.

2O'Ciock.
Opening and closing. Reported for the
TRIBUNE by Baldwin Bros, bankers, over
Il. w. Bucklin 4 Co.'s private wire:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26

smoke the RIGI CIGAR. III. nna.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26

ASK tor Star Eagle Cigars
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26

csvsnsush . Msonins. ~ Broadway.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26

Hississ Bros
fine Liquors spd Cigars.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26
MODEL GRAND RANGE FOR 1898.

MODEL GRAND RANGE FOR 1893.
HANDsOMEsT AND BEST.
PRICES FROM 5000 UPWARD,
LESS DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
FLINT's BOSTON FURNITURE CO.,
JUST OVER THE BRIDGE.
just Received.
at Kennison's Music Store n onmplete ltst of
over 1900 popular pieces OF sheet musio,
Only 10 cents per copy. Catalogues free.
Higgins Bros.
Fine Liquors and Cigars.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26

Attention. Voters Of Fairlawn and Vicinity
A meeting Of the voters and taxpayers
will be held at 4. Is. fnerson's store on
Wednesday evening at 20 o'clock sharp.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-26
Just Received.
Higgins Bros,

Fine Liquors and Cigars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03


The Rutland Herald, OF Friday, Goa
tanned an editorial on the subject oil Judge
Longs pension which made some misststei
ment, iu regard to The law that are 10
e1cussble. From the fact that Judge
Long receives = salary Of 81. 900 per sn'
o im II says b has no right to pension
tor tot.l disability.
Bot the question OF salary or wealth has
nothing TO DO With the right 10 recsive q
pension. provided the disability vas rel
ceived 10 the service. II = soldier lost N
srn or . leg 10 the service the law pro-
vides that he shall re i've certain peni
sion. without regard ~ what he may be
able TO caro-. and so on for any other
ply steal dissbhi y.
Under the new Law, where the liability
did not oscar IN the ~ rvice, II provides
that the easioaer 81 oil be Deepen dsnt mp.
on his earnings for supI ort. and that the
disability must prevent him from per
ioimipg the Dece' sry lstor. The tao
classes OF pensioners ere on al entirely
different footing.
II I. true that vbeu the ls~ vas changed
raising the smornt OF pension Judge Long
did not apply flr the increase and Com
missioner Tanner gave him the Increase
without any application. THIS YES OF
course irrss ulsr aud indiscree', and 1t was
for such indi.creetness thtt Tanner was
removed, .fter oiding the Office for q
case, that he could see vith his own eyes
that Long vas TITLED 10 the incresse and
that be granted u With the best OF % olives.
There IL no doub, that Judge Long IL cot
entitled TO the pension be has received
,hou. b II Vas irresalaily granted. aud be
receives large salary bsiies
Clev Glands Com % issio1er Black REQ, iv
ed Ieasion for total disability While
drawing biz large salary as Con mission
and be Vas enti,led TO IL. The lsv Is
founded on the principle that . soldier
shall no. be compelled 10 90 through life
minus 40 arm or leg. or siii icied 10 any
other vsy 10 the service. without receiving
compensation nom the government. no
matter What be msy be able 10 e.rn 10
other direct ons
II seems 10 ne ths, the dropping OF PEG.
sioners IRON The rolls, without iavsstissI
tiou. 10 eniIrely wrong 10 principla Til.
b.. already been dooe 10 thousands Of
cases. These pensioners bsd established
their claims before the tribunal furnished
By the government, aud The eorsrrment
so1 back 90 it, decisions and drops them
90 suspicion. thus pncticsiiy branding
then - frauds, and this without . psrtiI |
Gle Of proof or investigation After
peIsioper has established bic claim Justice
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03
Advice 70 Mothers,

Are you disturbed ct night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II SO,
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. Itcures dysentery, diarrhoea, regu
lates the stomach and bowels. cures wind
collie, softens the gums. reduces sliufam
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription Of one
Of the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and is for
sale by ali druggists throughout the world
Price rs cts bottle.
Tspleys Bread Winners" outwears oil
other shoes lHHf 3e"4 N@"faa'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03


Mathew Marshall, the we'll known writ
or on fuancisl subjects, says: The stock
market, rs we'll rs finsrcisl and business
affairs generally. seems to be in the condi.
ton OF the sick man, who, 10 answer to
40 Inquiry about the state OF his health
could say only: My dear fellow. am dy =.
ing OF q hundred exc,lIeLt symptoms.
His phy,ici,ns declared that he was going
on we'll aud that everything betokened q
speedy recovery, while be bins, II felt that
be was growing worse. 10 the same way.
prices on the stock exchange have fallen
heavily 10 the face OF the encoursgements
Of . better supply Of money, OF an increase
OF gold ia the treasury. OF imports OF the
same metal from Europe, OF larger exports
OF cereals, and OF an improving prospect
OF the repeal Of the Sherman act. The
list OF failures OF corporations and private
firms receives. too. every day fresh acces'
sions; factories here Ut the East are shut.
tng down, west OF the Missouri bank.
ruptcy is the rule and not the exception.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

The Nicaragua Canal Coastru otion Com
psny ia sufferer by the present monetary
suipgency. sud it Is reported that the
work OF constructing has practically stop
ped. enough only being done to keep the
valuable machinery Of the company ffqm
destruction. Nothing but the most COM
servstiys investments Gao obtain csritAl
at present, and the canal enterprise has
not proved attractive 70 capitalists even
10 the best OF time. The board OF direc
tors have nov hsuredthe probable cost o.
the camel down TO $50 100000 aud are
proposing to rate the amount by popu
lar subscription, not very hopeful plan
This il one OF the things which IS bound
to come, ss the piercing Of the istbmus
can be only squ.tion OF time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03
STATE NEWS.

Since the Beunington County Savings
bank was orssnizel. In 1877 there have
been 8 9i4 deposits recorded on its books
Ga July there we're l.74l names record
ed, with ,oSsl deposits of sfl1 900. The
institution has been very successful from
is start it.' |'
The last session OF this Legislature made
IN appropriation OF $4,000 for repairs in
the county jill 1t Bennington. Judge
W Carney was desig nsted to SupsriDtend
the work which is pos about completed.
The outside woldwork hiss been re pain
ted aud new roofing OF American tin
put on. A steel ceiling his been put up
10 the court room. This with the walls
has been decorated With paint in fancy
colors. The seats, be. ches aud other
wood work has been oiled and painted.
New carpets Of fstcy colors have been
put dowr, and the tl1 dinginess is gone,
and the n ON attractive. The Offices Of
the county clerk and Judge Of probate
We been thoroughly re6tted and d cora
ted Ia fact the bulldog inside has new
er looked IS we'll as il does nov.
Tbue large Ere insurance companies
have this week notified their sgeats thsi
they shall retire IRON bu,iness 10 Frank
liz and Grand Isle conoties because Of
the heavy loiss by FIRE. Oae comp my
states that for every dollar resolved for in
sursuce on farm pl oper,y il has paid out
SO so
Ths report Published 10 ZONE papers
that the Vermont comps y has red uced
the number oi it, workmen or curtsiled
its business is not well founded, ~ moth
ing OF the kind has been done so fer. aud
the condition OF its busintts is the usual
one at this time Of tho year. With plenty
OF orders on hand.
Another monumsnt Of general intere st
10 the public hss just been completed by
the South Byessie granite works. The
mon ument Is Tor the Csmerons. and bears
the following inscription. SImoi Gamer
on - Editor = dIuisnt General OF Penusyl,
vspis -Four times elected Senator OF the
Unned States -Seeretsry Of war Miais
ter to Russia. aud the date oil bic birth and
death.
Tue Bennington woolen mile, owned and
operated by Holden, Leonard 4 Co. and
the lsrses, 10 Vermont. reduced their
working time 10 8 hours days a week.
With probability Of bali time shortly.
Tits is Mr. Holdeu's fret tbut down be,
cause OF Uncertainty 10 10 ,erfs. He at.
tributes tits whole depression TO the tariff
uncertainty ard iLiuks the SILVER bill bss
! tile 10 do With the .itastiop. These
mills msruiseture ladies goods.
and meas wts. The sclion sh
fec,s sboui 300 men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

voall e<sssssly rsquifs that iha govern
meat shuali procure some pfooi Of irad
bcioss requiring hin 70 s1asbshh ~
elsln ever Assin.
Put 10 re,arp 10 The case Of Judge Loo
vhish - been cited al over ~ ooun1sy
% . fssnni instance Of fraud Judge
Long los, an arm above the elbos and 10.
ceived ragged woo6d IN the hip, which
bss nsstr eriinly heslei snd nos. altar
Thirty years. IL eoniipu.lly breaking open
sad causing him serious houbis Which
ors Of bis cgi,iss would CONSENT 10 suffer
chs, Jpdss Lans has suffered snd 80
,broas life as be doss for s72 pensioDs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

Chsunoey NJ. Depew in IN interview
with . representative Of the Nes York
Tribune suns up the whole business and
financial situation 10 . nutshell. He
tLiuks the election Of Democratic adj
minisirsiion was . great surprise to the
mao uiscturing interest Of the country aud
hes led them to reduce their business to
sort Of hand TO month basis IN preparation
for possit lie chsnges 10 the tsriii. Ihis
anxiety on the part OF the protected indus
tries increased the apprehension 10 regard
TO oor currency 40 4 finances. The presii
dent vas known TO be sound 10 bis haan'
cial views, but it was rywhere felt that
the msiori,y OF bis party, and even l's
secretary OF the treasury, we're not IN Sc
cord with him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

NE E1LiblliOn q The Vernon, HOre
ASssaers Association. an asnnal svent
lo~kd Nsuvpd y W y lsvsn q Ne
houn % ysrDppi u y - heh 81 Bilinss
Pa Wlin hvef Jussioa, Aas y 10
sfaL rvn Tbs rfesesi orileck " 's
bound 10 be the nosi suceessinl meeting
The Association bss Ever held. TIE beet
tones in the s,s,e are already booked 70
10 compete With 5000 uGsrea 10 Stakes.
Purses snd Premiums Final Psymen,
in Stake, Purses and Erhias 10 Premium
Clssses close Aug Horses entered
will be transported for freight one way.
Rptry blanks may DC obtained OF the Sec
rotary st Brandon.
We arc glad 10 mole that the people Of
the enterprisias village Of Bradford are
belisvsts in The theory OF home invests
neui, after having proved, by bitter eIpsr
ienee; tho irsilty Of western booms. They
have voted 10 build railroad to bring
the valuable granite deposits near by IN
10 the town. Home Investments are tha
latest. ti'
DR. I'D Hspfshan OF Rutland lost bis
pocketbook, which contained check on
. Boston bank for $500 aud one on New
York bank Tor 5000 Monday. DR. Hanrsi
han had bis pocketboot 10 bis inside coat
pocket His little girl went to the circns
with him and Was taken sick on the
grounds. He took of hi, coat and put u
under her and cannot tell whether the
pocketbook fell on! or was stolen.
A God send is Ely's Cream Balm. ]
had catsrrh for three years. Two or three
times week my nose would bleed. l
thought the sores would never heal. Your
Balm has cured me. Mrs M A Jackson,
Portsmouth, N II. s
Mrs Alice Mattison Hurd was arrested
10 Albany Friday afternoon for shop
lifting in the store Of @ Meyers Go.
She formerly lived with her husband. who
is an upholsterer, She left him about 2
yel rs ago and has lived IN Troy most OF
the time since. In her room was found
. quantity OF clothes. gloves. and many
other tbings,all (Which we're identified as
having been taken from leading stores 10
Albany and Troy. She is the adopted
daughter Of Capt Alonzo Mattison Of
Salisbury, slesdiug and highly respec.
ted citizen. The proprietors OF the stor
es announce that they will prosecute
her.
Qaartermaster General W II Gilmore is
arranging for the annual muster oil the
Vermont National Guard at Rutland, Aug
ust 1919. i..g3
h White. Of Rutland, and Stillman 9
White, OF Barrelhave bought large share
OF the stock OF the Vermont Granite Com.
pany, and plans have been made to en-
large business at once. at
was 60 much troubled with cstarrh it
seriously affected my voice. Ono bottle
Of Elys Cream Balm did the work. My
voice is fully restorei-B + Liepsner, A
M. Pastor Of the Olivet Baptist church,
Philadelphis. Pa.
There will be two days racing at Bon OF
seen driving park, Hydeville, VT, Thurs
day and Friday August II and Is. and oil
80 two days racing at the Middle Gran
vile Driving Park, Granville, N y, Thurs
day and Friday.
Charles L Burke Of Broclon: Mass, an
invalid who was staying vt the Red Lion
Ian at West Randolph, was thrown from
q wagon Monday while riding with Land.
lord Battles, AID died within half an hour.
Mr. Battles was not seriously injured.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

The Wsshlnston correspondents report
that u tbe commins zee ION OF Congress
there viii he vigorous Effort made for
the easc,usnt Of Legislation providing fos
&C Income tax May OF the member,
ccnpr,sioe sons Of The strongest and
most isfasniisi, favor % income iaI.
Saeh Democrsis ~, Oates. Bynnm. Oath.
waits. Calbessoa and others Who might be
ssnsd have declared their belief 10 90 In.
come taI. sad namsroas bills provided
fos sseh aisI sili esrtsisly be inrodneed.
I, voaid appear iron each a canvas Of
asnoerslie ssrtinsnt - The rsosss has
offered thai party believe that AZ income
AI shcald BE- kvisd ns part Of cur iu
'ure System.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

NY TBE Ers. ArIcHSsax snl d.
TIE sbOvs ~ The title OF folks
circle whieh va bad sugeestsd'to our
children TO form - plessAut aud suits.
bic means oi social culture, mutual i'm,
prosement aud refined e. Jyment for .
nioistsr. family. They TOOK bold OF the
iIes VIII great earnestness, spoke TO their
young friends about u. who vi once joined
10 heartily 10 crysilizs the suggestion.
Then came the question, what form shall
the organization take = President. Secre'
tray or Just m Executive Com L itteei
As little mschisery - possible, we limited.
Suppose you iust bsvs such "a evening AS
the title indiostes by the way OF experi'
meD.ing aud see hos il takes. Next came
the arranging OF the programme, which
took the following shapei
!. The selection OF the poa
2. His biography brief Of course.
8 Criticism Of his poems. la % :
e. Qactstioos from his poems
A meeting Of the Young people st our
house to complete their arrangements was
10 session when the L,ieAiga,cer came. and
lol Miss EmmsJ. Grsy's article embody
ing our whole plan even to the name OF
the class or circle. We st once took the
Iateiliqcaoer into the meeting and read
Miss Grsy's article amid merry pesls Of
lang liter IS each point coiuoided 30 exscti
Iy with our own. Then We wondered
whether Miss Gray hsd not been around
heard our cogitstions. Perhaps she IL
wond.fiag whether we did not peep over
her shoulder while she penned "Evenipgs
with the Posts." At any rate. 1t viii be
gratifying to her. doubt not, to know
that the plan for a pleasant and profitable
evening with the poets was put into prsc.
tice at Rest View Cottage in the Green
Mountains. last week DULY 20l A young
lady who bad resided near the home oil
Loagfellow gave us very interesting
biography OF that prince OF poets. A
yonng lady OF our town, Manchester, pre-
scented an earnest and scar ching criticism
Of the poets writings. while nearly every
one Of the company gave quotations tina,
we're apt and besutiful il tna ad +
SNnsic twin sister OF the fine art in
question, naturally follows from piano and
violin. Simple refreshments were served
amid ssllies OF wi. and sparkling hurnor
and all said they had spent m ost delight
ful evening with Henry W. Lonefellow
whose marble bust, white, chsste, pure
and noble. sdorns the Poets Corner 10
Westminster Abbey, the only American
poet who has yet III We mistake not -
been hopored with niche in that classic
and sacred shrine. EaH
We believe with the gifted sutbo Of
the article to which we have alluded. thai
it is quite as important to cultivate the
'hesd as the heels. and we may add the
heart. too. Tor who can read the tender,
beautiful and often sublime thoughts oil
our pce.s from David TO Tennyson With
out feeling Of nober aim and ersDdei
purposes 10 life2 Na
The next Evening with the Poets,
will be Friday evening OF this week.
Goldsmith 10 the poet with whom the "cirl
ole" will spend the evening. hoe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

I. Il rot rather late In the day for Demo
Gratis and assisiaal Democrats to dsrounce
sud decry the populiss snd hold them re'
spopsbls Tor eli the ills the country bas
i.llen beir iot The POpulisls have chang
ID Ia nothing since this time year ego.
vben the Democrats 10 Kansas. Colorado
ssd other states, acting under the sdyice
Of the party leaders. thought them good
seougb 10 surrender 10. Then Why load
them with opprobrium Bowf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

ABcslon newspaper that did all in its
power to aid 10 the election OF President
Cievtl.ud aud the present Democratic adj
ministrAiiou and Was wont TO regsle its
readers With the description OF the pres
perity that Was sure TO follow that result.
nov attempts to comfort the business
men OF the country by telling them that
when the Sherman law is repealed. they
may make 10 money. They may even
lose some. But they will be 10 position
10 take advantage Of the frst favoring gale
that blows.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

For the third time 10 it, history the
Erie railroad vent into the hands OF 70
oeiyers last week. The road hAs been doi
log . good business aud gaining steadily
the past few years. but has . large float
ing debt, and 10 the present monetary
crisis there we're fears OF attachments
Which would tie up the road, hence . re
ceiveuship was asked and granted rs .
\ precautionary measure. Gen. j. q. Me-
CulIongh vas appointed one OF tire re
ceiy,rs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

Thers have beet foGs bitter sirasgies
10 ID. Easllsh psrliAmou, ever The bone
rule bali. bot Gladstone has secured .
nsjothy iof nearly srery prorissoa con
,sinsd 10 the MEASURE aud vii. barring
seelassls. carry IL through. The opposl'
too ere nos thoroughly united and isca
somssLs, 10 leadership We're The tables
,arnsd and Gisdstoss on The other aide
The It'll voald snfsr defeat 10 oil probs'
bilIit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

Siam has agreed 10 yield TO the demands
Of France, but the details have not been
arranged and the blockade continues,
The English are uneasy over the enorosch
ments Of France 10 Asia. bat has decided
not to interfere, unless there ia some new
complication. II would seem TO Amer
cans thst France goes beyond oil reason in
her demands, but Eoglsnd has done like
things 30 often that she can hot very well
co Dplsin The U, 8. has no subjects in
siam unless il be mission aries.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-08-03

Instead Of 200 n,tionsl banks having
failed since Jan. ], Comptroller Eckle's
hes prepared . statement showing the
number 10 have been l05 and IA Of these
have resumed business A good many
private banking institutions have also failed,
~ thst The whole number OF failures Is
probably more than 200. Most Ct the
suspended nstionsl banks are 10 the West
aud South. the western states having 30
and the southern IS,