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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-07-19
How to Make Good Hay.

There is a vast difference in the
g quality of hay. Some of it is brown
and brittle, full of dust and chaff.
Such hay is possessed of very little
nutriment It's fault lies in the fact
that it was too ripe when it was cut.
Especially is this true Of timothy
hay. Many farmers think it will do
no harm to let the timothy stand
until after the harvest before cutting.
The wheat harvest crowds the hay
ing pretty close some years, and
something is apt to get over-ripe.
An extra effort should be made even
by hiring extra men to get the grass
secured while it is yet green. Alter
harvest, hay is not usually very sala-
bic. 1t is sun-dried and bleached I'M
til nearly all the goodness is gone.
A fancied saving in help at haying
time often results in q much greater
loss in value of the crop. "Penny
wise and pound foolish" applies in
this case. Secure the crop in good
season. 1t will be worth more either
to feed or to sell by SO doing. Clover
hay should by cut as soon as it is
nicely in blossom. 1t takes longer to
dry it sufficiently but it is much bet
ter. A quantity of hay caps made
OF unbleached sheeting will pay for
themselves in a single rainstorm
oitimes when the hay is so easily col
ored by becoming Wet Colored hay
never sells for as much as that which
is bright. Sheeting a yard and a
quarter wide will do very well for the
caps. Tear in squares, hem on the
sewing machine, or NOT, MS one
pleases. Tie peg to each corner to
lasten over the hay cocks by thrust
ing them into the hay. Well cared
for they will last for years.-New
York Tribune.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-07-19
Guaranteed Cure,

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. If you are af-
ficted with a Cough, Cold or any
LING, Throat or Chest trouble, and
will use this remedy as directed, Civ
ing it a fair trial, and experience no
benefit, you may return the bottle
and have your money refunded. We
could not make this offer did we not
know that DR.. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. 1t never disap-
points. Trial hotties free at Ii. j.
Dwinell's drug store. Large size soc.
and $1.00.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-07-19

Blessings are not always sugar-coated. No,
neither are pills-but DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets are and they are genuine blessings in
(sugar-coated) disguise to thos" suffering bill
iousness, constipation, indigestion and ali de-
rangompnts of the stomach, liver and bowels.
PuY them and try them,
You can't make a mistake.
They're powerful, yet painless,
And pleasant to take.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-07-19

arranged for treatment of Eye Difficulties Careful professional
lively be hIe according to optical science subject to the des
OF refunded The goods
styles new patterns and all modern appliances for examination of Per
II away from home for day notice this will be
tlOad paid lamOie
full line OF Drugs Medicines Proprietary and Patent Medicines Sta
PeTfUmeTy Toilet
scptOns carefully compounded day and night
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-28
FOREIGN FLASHES.

An anti-lords conference was held
in London.
Archbishop Tache is dying at Winni-
peg.
Abdul Aziz has been officially pro.
claimed sultan of Morocco. European
powers may not recognize him.
Explosions in the Fran2iSka mines
at Karwin Russia, have caused the
death Of 200 miners.
The sixth annual convention Of the
international Printing Pressmens I'M
ion was held at Toronto.
The American yacht Nigilant crossed
the ocean in safety reaching Tory is
land. off the coast of Ireland, in fast
time
Efforts are being made To induce
Presidentelect Moraes of Brazil, to
resign, so that President PeiXoto may
assume the dictatorship
Forty-five Russian eXcursionists have
been drowned through the sinking Of
a ferryhoat at Samara, on the IaE
river.
Mr.. Gladstone says that he has not
received an invitation to visit the
United States and would not be able
TO accept one if it We're rendered him
The Grand Prix de Paris Long
champs has been won by Baron A. De
Schicklers' colt Dolma Bashtehe.
Matchbox was second and Mau-our
third
A despatch from Paris announces
that the birmingham team has won
the international polo matches witch
have been played there during the last
week.
The north German steamer SUIT
CART. from Bremen for Baltimore, in a
fog went ashore uear Start Point. on
the coast of Devonshire, but was
eventually got off without having sus-
tanned any damage.
1t is reported in London that Sir
William Harcourt will shortly be
raised to the peerage, and viii retire
from the leadership Of the liberal
party in the house Of commons
a despatch from Berlin says thai
Kaiser WiIhelm's feelings toward Eng
land have become so cooled, owing Do
the AnElo-Belgian Congo treaty, that it
is doubtful whether he will make his
projected visit to that country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-28

On the application Of George Rutter,
Judge Ewing, in Chicago, has issued
an injunction against the Switch
meas Mutual Aid association restrain
ing it from making an assignment OF
any of it's property or from giving
preference TO any of its creditors.
The anniversary Of the battle Of
Bunker Hill was celebrated at Hart
ford, Conn. by the three famous con
tinental organiza lions OF New Eng
land that nave made il an annual Gus
tom. the Amoskeag veterans, of Man
chester, y. H.; the COnunentals, Of
Worcester. Mass, and the Putnam
Phalanx, of Hartford
Charles j. Bronson. commonwealth
attorney, who has just returned to
Lexington, Ky, from New York and
Nasl ington. denies emphaucaIy the
story sent from Washington that he
was in conference with Colonel Breck-
inridge, with a view to becoming the
congressional candidate by securing
the withdrawal of the latter.
- iAduASuLltl1 -NCsl =utu -D-u LItuul
will be presented by the Union League
to Rear Admiral A. Z. X. Benham In
recognition of his patriotic services
in the harbor of Rio Janeiro in main
,aining the rights Of United States
merchant vessels during the Brazilian
conflict.
The first arrest Of alleged election
offenders who operated in Lansing
burg. y. v. last November, took place
when Frank McKeon, who served as
a democratic inspector was taken into
custody on an Indictment charging
bin with violation Of the election laws.
The Congregational church at Meri-
den, \. H., was struck by lightning
and burned The loss is $1,000 partly
covered hy insurs nee. The church was
struck Saturday, but was not set afire.
Several horses ia that part of the Statr
have been killed by lightning during
the three days of terrific storms,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-28

Minuetonka Beach, Mimi, June %
Tue University of Wisconsin crew
was defeated yesterday in its eight
cared shell race with the crew Of the
Minnesota Boat club by two lengths.
The time was very fast, 1894,
against a head wind. The Minnesotas
have a phenomenal crew this year. 1t
has broken the national records in its
practice heats 1t has rowed over u
two miles in 1915, which is as fast
the best college crews in the countr,
have made that distance
The Wisconsin crew pulled a desper-
ate race and was praised highly for
its work. The Schlitz cup was pre-
serted this evening and win be held
by the Minnesotas for a year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-28
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

Washington, June 21.-After the
consideration of matters Of miner inn
portance, the tariff bill was taken up
in the senate, with PETERS amend
ment to take salt off the free list and
tax it five cents per hundred pounds,
the pending question The present
duty is eight cents PETER said he
personally favored free salt, bat his
salt manufacturing constituents wanted
the duty.
Allen, (Neb.), moved to put al lum-
Der on the free list. Chandler charged
that Allen had made a bargain with
democrats to obtain this; that the
price of this concession was to be his
vote on the final passage Of the bill.
Allen retorted that his vote and action
were none of Chandeliers business.
Chandler said he would make it his
business. Allen said he was NOT TO he
deferred from his purpose Uy a sen
ator who made balloon of himself
on every possible occasion Amend
ment lost, "A TO 80.
Amendment restricting the free en-
try Of raw silk 20 such as not manu-
featured agreed to
No debate was held on The sugar
schedule. and it was stricken from
the free list where it was placed by
the house, 33 = -. Republicans. ex-
cept Quay. voted solidly against; demo
Gratis sohdly for. PETER voted with
the republicans; Kyle AMI Allen with
the democrats,
Aldrich demanded a separate vote
on the committee amendment s.; liking
sugar from the free list Amen lment
adopted. 33 TO >. Quay, Irby. lien
and Kyle voted aye; PETER no
BY a party vote logs and lumber
were put on the free list I'll. free
list is now completed.
The house agreed to vote on the anti
option bill Friday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-28
CARE OF THE LASHES,
Hints for Making Them as Lovely as
a Novel Her0ine's


Do your long, dark, curling lashes
lie upon your cheeks like a dusky
fringe when YOU sleep, or when you
coyly gaze downward: Would YOU like
them to, if they do not:
Ii your ambition is In the direction
of the regulation heroine eyelash, the
first step towards obtaining it is to
cure any trouble you may have with
your eyes. All local irritation is as
a..d tut the lashes as ii is tC the eyes
themselves The tendency to rub the
eyes invariably results in thinning the
mshas. Unframed eyeiids always bring
about thin. short "scrubby" lashes. II
tuy lids are inclined 10 DE iutiamed
wash of two or three drops OF cam
phor teaspoon of boraX and two
ounces OF water is valuable A mix
lure of two parJS 70 one Of witch
hazel. allowed IL simmer and applied
very nearly hot. is also soothing TO In
damed eyelids
When these washes are being used
81 strengthen The eyes. soothe the lid
ana pres rs. Tie lashes from total Ge-
>rructiou the .ushes may be rubbed
every night with some greasy ONT
mant to encourage their growth Vase
line probably the best thing - slim
uIate the growth AID give good dark
color rs the eyebrows and eyelashes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-28
SHOT FOR A BURGLAR.

Sault Ste Marie. Mich June -
John Corricau. IS years old. was IA
tally shot ~ one of the boarders in
his house, who misgeok him for p burg
lar Corrilan.> daughter gave he
alarm. pointing cut her fataer.s form
= Fhe darkness. and the boarder fired
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-28
DELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
HOME HAPPENINGS.

fftAluthL 'lfNldhb mas i''t' '''' w.
Washington.
Gov Mckinley will not be at the
Denver republican league rally.
James y. Clay. a grandson Of Henry
Clay. refuses to support Breckenridge
Lillian Russell IS seriously III in New
York.
A splendid rain falls i'm southeastern
Minnesota.
Erastus Wiman is sentenced 10 Sing
Sing for five years and SIX months.
The A.. r. T.. K Of J.. and Farmers
Alliance may form a triple alliance.
The trial Of Prenderzast, Mayor
Harrisous murderer fer insanity. is
begun
Two Americans are said to have
been eaten by cannibals in southern
California.
George Fchtcubach, the san Fran.
cisco swindler captured in Minneapolis,
committed suicide
Nineteen million bushels Of wheat
In Chicago viii be inspected, being
under suspicion.
Prices at ElgIn, H., the great dairy
market, are very skilltully manlpu-
lated for the benefit Of a few.
The Yale team runners, Jumpers,
etc, to compete with oxford July l6,
has sailed.
over $1,000 visitors gathered at
Iowa city to see the parade and con.
tests OF 1850 tiremen
Q. de Grimm, the artist announces
the suspension of Halo, he comic
weekly in which he was Interested
The West Virginia republican league
has declared Tor tax of $500 per
head on immigrants
Chicago men will put up a monster
tin plate mill al Anderson, Ind. big
bonus is given them.
The republican convention Of Cali.
fornia has nominated 5. G.. Willard, OF
Los Angeles, for lieutenant governor
The Homeopa at Denver re.
70 erect u monument 10 Hahna-
mann IN Washington to cost $4,000
MINNEAPOLIS mills last week ground
potato barrels of -four, against 2O5,2fd
the week before and l7s,64j in 1898,
AT Little Falls, y. Y, the Dolgeyilly
wooden mill was burned TO the ground
Loss 100000, insurance 100000.
Crops in Illinois has been greatly
benefited by rain during the last few
DAVIS
The COLLAPSED bank nj Sibley Iowa
will not nav over 10 cents on the dol
lar.
The American Railway union voted
in Chicago to shut out negroes, llG
10 1O2
Fx-Copgressmau Ransom Dunham 81
Chicago has been divorced from his
wife.
rr ,y,lL.r If S,urb Eauj And wa,
ARRESTED IN Wnufpen ON a charge of
rmhrzzunr $4,000.
Johusou's fast mile ON the bicycle al
Waltham, Mass, breaks the record ia
public Time, 2.O3 SO.
James Il. Seward ANA wife Of Ray
moud. H., were both killed Their
horse ran away
A wind storm broke at Chadrou
Neb. uue man was killed and
twenty buildings were uurooted
Warning has been sent to ali post
masters NOT to interfere Too much wiu
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-28
LEFT TWO LENGTHS
CREW DEFEATED
on LAKE MINNETONKA.
MINNESOTA EIGHT WINS THE
SCHLITZ CUP.

The Time Is Remarkably Fast the
Two Miles Being Rowed in lu:34-
Minnesota Boat Clubs Crew 4
Phenomenon-Equals Eastern Crews
University Boys Praised.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-28

Washington. June Elm the senate
after some minor business. the tariff
hill came up with the income tx sec
ton under consideration Mr. Hill de-
livered a carefully prepared address
He declared the tax unnecessary, be
cause. as he proceeded to show by
tables, the tariff bill would raise
enough revenue without it. 1t was po-
litically ineXpedient, because enough
differences already exist in the ranks
of the democracy without adding one
So radical-one which would put the
states of New York, New Jersey and
Connecticut permanently in the repub-
licau column: il was unjust. being
renewal If an Unnecessary war meas
IRE; it was throwing over the meas
ures demanded 10y the democratic plat
form TO adopt the populist doctrine.
Sooner or later the people would cause
the party to rue the day when it failed
To- keep its promises Oregon tested
the popularity of the income tax and
met the most disastrous defeat they
ever had IF the leadership which
the democratic party is now experience
ing was the best it could get" said
Mr.. Hill. I'VE decline 10 follow il.
spurning their spurious democracy,
prefering defeat to loss Of self re-
spect'
Mr.. Higgins followed Mr.. Hill. Mr..
Chandler rose to resent the terms
used 10y Mr.. Allen yesterday in reply
Ing to his charge that there was a
bargain by which be was given free
lumber on condition that be should
vote for the bin Mr. Allen, replying
said he proposed 10 do what he con
sidered proper IN spite of The Tow
dirty insiuua tons" Of the senator from
New Hampshire which, he said. were
false.
This closed the episode and the de-
bate on the income tax proceeded with
Mr. Hoar making a somewhat long
argument against it,
Mr.. Aldrich moved that the date on
which the income tax should cease, oe
January ], 1S33 the finance commit
tee compromise amendment fixed the
date nc January ], lS9Ol
The amendment was defeated, % to
80 AL democrats voted against ii to-
-ether with Mr. Dubois Nj Teller ana
Mr. Mitchell ST Oregon republicans,
and Messrs, Allen. Kyle and PETER
populists Mr. Hill who was present.
did not vote
The amendment dxiu- The time at
January I 1900 was then agreed to.
Mr. PETER then offered al amend
ment TO levy q graduated income tax.
After lengthy running debate. of
which Mr. Hill was the center. the
PETER amendment was defeated. Re
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-06-28

ports from the sugar investigation.
committee were then presented Tl
question Of their reception Occasion
considerable debate. Mr.. Hin ep,ar.4
a motion not to Teceiye-reports.
Mr.. Harris made the point OF ora.
that Mr.. Hills motion was ont NJ :.
der. The question was left uudass.5
when the senate adjourned.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02
a WABASH COLLISION.
The R.-ait Of Carioa. Combination
Live. Lost.

LAFAYETTE. ind. July .s-A col
lrsiOn occurred on the Wabash railroad
near Wea station. about Z miles south
Of this city. at Midnight. and two men
yvere killed, several others being slight
IL injured Freight train No. 81. with
Engineer Clark. Of Saginaw. Mich.
pulled oat If the city on time. west
bound At Wea he noticed that his
train had broken in two He side
tracked the front end at Wea aud
started back after the rear end
An ecceHtris. in the engine broke and
he could not 90 back \ brakeman
was sent To West Point tn telegraph
word to Lafayette that the engine was
disabled and could not be moved After
he had gone Clark repaired his engine
and started back after the lost cars. the
operator at West Point telegraphed the
brakeman message Ia Bird and the dis
pateher sent out the Eext freight train
No. % This train picked up the lost
section and ran ahead. understanding
that the other engine was dead at
Wea- The two engines met at curve
near Wea and the crash was terrible
Clark, his fireman. J. J. Brown a
brakeman. John Donuhue. of Andrews,
Ind, jumped, but il was too late
The first and last named were caught
and fatally injured. both dying
after having been brought to this
city on the passenger train All the
other trsinnen jumped and escaped
with slight injuries 10th engines
werr badly damaged and few cars
were smashed CarA's engine was re-
versed before he lesped and il tore
back over the track or : miles before
its tires We're exhausted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02
MUTINY AMONG cosvlcrs
D~puty wsrd-a Setsoa Kffiea By Fxpts-
.ts-. and Oth@rs Wsaadrd tsaxtss
shot Dad

NASHVILLE Tenn July ss-Corvicts
at Tracy City are in state Of mutiny.
and. a. a result. two men are dead and
two others are suffering from slight
wounds Yesterday afternoon the
eouviets loaded pipe with explosives,
plaeed il in a coal car and attached a
slow frse To it. Deputy Warden Nell
scn and assistants were passing along
another entry to bring the conviets out
for the night. and when they ar
rived opposite il the bomb exploded.
Nelson was instantly killed. and
Guards Terrell and Thurman were
slightly wounded A negro convict
named Pete Hamilton was killed By n
vOlley from the other guards There
were rs eouvicts in the mines At the
time. and all but seventy surrendered.
These remained inside and swear thev
viii not come out
Nelson was a member Of the last gen
eral assembly from Maury county.
State officials here were at once noti-
fed. and they. in turn. telegraphed
Superintendent Of Prisons Kirk. at his
home in Chester county, to 20 at once
to Tracy City. Telegrans late last
night said it was hardly necessary to
send troops. as il was believed all con-
viets would surrender before morning.
Escape was probably the object of the
mutInaerS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02
CRUELTY HoRSEwHIPPEo.
a Pullman Car Coaaaetor Aveaxe- an Al
legged In-aIf to Hi. Wife.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. July es.-J. EFT
BOwden. who achieved not0riety as the
manager Of the Duval Athletic club,
which organization pulled OF the Cor
bett-Mitehell fight las, February. was
horsewhipped within an inch of his
life yesterday. Bowdens aSsailant
was one Brunson. Pullman car con-
duetor. and the cause was an alleged
insult to Mrs. Brunsou-
Brunson met BOwden in a saloon.
covered him with pistol aud then pro
eeeded to wear out buggy whip on
him BOwden begged for mercy. but
Brunson was implaeable and when he
finished, Bowden was in 4 pitiabie con
dition- His face was mass Of bruised
and quivering hesh and his clothing
was cut in thre ads Brunson Is six
footer and weighs over 90 pounds
BOwden Is about five feet high and
weighs about ninety-five pounds It is
feared that further trouble viii follow
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-08-02
CONDENSED TelEGaAMs

Jo-EFH wu4sos. who % believed TO
have been the leader Of the party thA,
tArred and fsathered Adiutant-Gener.l
Tzrsney At Colorado Springs. has bees
Arrested near Nevada. No It IL rsr
ported that he has made . confession
Marc COLLEGE. the leading edue.-
sional institution Of North Texas Al
Cooper, Delft. County. vas DESTROYED by
sre On the Sath- Loss. sloo.0oo- In
csndIarism-
THK inhabitants Of the southern part
% Colorado have asked the State yeterin-
ary board 10 establish quarantine
against sheep from New Mexico and
Texas. IL is claimed that these sheep
bring sab into Colorado
A VERY pereeptibIe earthquake shock
vas feit in the vicinity of Padacah. KY.
on the Snth- Windows ratified, walls
sottsred and clocks we're stopped This
10 only one Of nany that have been felt
in that neighborhood recently
An engagement OF ssoo. O0o in gold for
export 70 Europe At the New York sub
treasury on the Soth reduced the gold
reserve TO s5s.0ls.-i=
A BAND Of thieves. led By an Ameri-
can. has rO9aded up 4eo0 head OF
cattle in tho dirsr~nt rznchss in the
Big Bend eo9nsry. Nest TexsS and
driven the stolea animals srr0ss the
river iato Mexico.
THERE sere II bushes. failures in
the United States during the pass week.
compared with sf2 last week. With 80
in the fourth week in JaIy lAst year.
when the effects Of the enanciAl panic
were being severely telt BY the business
'counGnity.
THE san FrzaciseO mint began the
coinage Of standard silver dollars on the
s6sh. striking OF ooeoo Of them The
sane number was struck OF AZ Ns~ Or
leans The coinage viii be eontinaed
in the discretion Of Secretary Carlisle.
A REQrIslrIox was made on the sec
retsry Of the treasury On the ssth los
So. So. 900. 70 be used in the quarterly
payment Of pensions TO agencies a.
follows New York City, Sits. COO,
PhiI.delphia. sl.sso.ooo. Indianspolis
S, ,soo.o Topeka. K@nsas ss-s0o.o 600;
Knoxville. sI.Toc.ooc. aad Louisville.
q. .ooa, ,Ooa =
HARRY FKArHERs. adopted son OF
James Feathers. at Carthage. s. D., ac-
eidentiy shot and fatally injured his
father's hired man Harry Was 50
frtshtened at the accident that be t0ox
poison, dying shortly af.sEwsrd