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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
BUSINESS REsUMING AT RIO.
Traces of War Have Disappeared and Yes
sells Are Loading and Unloading.

Traces of War Have Disappeared and YES
sells Are Loading and Unloading.
Rio DE JANERo, March 27.-Affairs
here are rapidly resuming their normal
aspect, and aside from the damage done
to the forts and along the water front by
the firing of the insurgent warships all
traces of warfare have disappeared. The
past week has been one of general fes-
tivity, marked by the constant firing of
salutes and the holding of reviews. The
usual religious professions were held and
the church services were very largely at
tended. For months past the city was
filed with troops and almost everything
partook of military character. Now
the troops, or at least by far the greater
number of them, have gone south to re-
inforce the government forces where the
insurgents are still opposing the federal
authorities. The harbor has been de-
serted by all the foreign warships and
the loading and diseharging of merchant
vessels is proceeding as before the revo-
IT1fiOn
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
Coxey Not I'm FINANCIAL Diniculties.

MAssILLoN, O., March 28.-The re-
ports sent out from here about j. S.
Coxey being involved in financial diff
culties are false. Mr.. Coxey's attorneys
state the report about foreclosure of
mortgage of $24. COO held by Colonel
Pepper ON his horse Acolyte is ground
less and is an injustice to him. No rec
ord of legal action has been entertained
at Canton and Mr.. Coxey will not have
to return to this CITY.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
Death Of Colonel Led.

SALT LAKE, March 28.-A private tele-
gram from Los Angeles announces the
death of Colonel 81. G. Lett, of the Utah
commission. He left here Saturday
night for the Pacific coast IN search of
health. Colonel had been prominent in
business in Kansas, Nebraska and Colo
RADIO and came to this city in 1885. He
took an active part in politics in the ter
ritory and was candidate for governor
of Utah last year.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
Hot Exchange Between Attorneys.

OMAHA, March 2S.3There was con-
siderable sparring and some friction in
the proceedings before Judge Caldwell
Tuesday IN the case of the Denver and
Gulf receivership. Attorneys Thurston
and Hotson indulged In several little
passages, until finally Judge Caldwell
suggested to Mr. Hobson, who was
speaking, that he confne himself to mat
tiers OF record and cease the discussion of
extraneous topics.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
women Ca1.Convent,on.

KANSAS Cry, March 24.-The women
voters of Arnourdale and Kansas City,
Kan, have called convention for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for
the council. They are dissatisfied with
the nominees of the old parties and will
run their candidate as an independent.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30

soUTH= OMAHA. March 7.-CATTIsE-Ese-
ceEats. 40 head. 1ssls to 1863 lbs $ 90
IJ0l 10 1910 lbs. $ S8 s- go TO 100 lbs. 500
a % choice COWS. = 5lze5- 10: csuz1non cows,
H0GzReceiqts. 6.33e head; Light, s. 500
s.5os mixed. Slz0144 ~ heavy. z-l1E5 -
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
Propose to PURIFY Politics.

ABILENE, Kan, March PA mass
meeting at the town of Enterprise, in
this county, put up a complete temper
ance ticket composed of women. Mrs.
M. Kohler, wife of ex-State Senator
Kohler. was nominated for mayor.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
ToPEKA-KANsAs CITY RATE WAR.
Rock Island Will Make = Fifty-ceat
Round Trip Rate.

TOPEKA, March 27.-The rate war be-
tween Topeka and Kansas City contin-
ues. The fight ". " ont Of party Of
Knights of Pythias going to Kansas
City last Thursday night on the Rock ISL
and. The Santa Fe charged that knights
received lower rate than the regular 3
cents mile party rate and made the
first cut to 50 FOR the round trip. The
Rock Island then cut it to 81 for the
round trip, which was met by the Santa
Fe and Union Pacific. A broker sold
single trip tickets to Kansas City fo1 so
cents and IS still selling them. Major
Anderson of the Rock Island says If the
brokers' sign IS not taken down today he
viii make a 50-cent round trip rate to
morrow morning
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
Bank Embezzler Caught.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, March 2s.-Thayer,
he Bay City (Nich.l bank embezzler,
was arrested Just as he reached the Mex
lean line, ia company with his wife and
daughter.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
Arainst tl,e OccuDation M.

NEBRASKA CRY, March 28.-m the
county court Judge Eaton decided that
the occupation tax of $40 per day levied
by the council on transient merchants
was unconstitutional.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
President CaIderwood Acquitted.

COLORADO SPRINGS, March 2s-John
Calderwood, president of the Miners
union at Victor. in the Cripple Greek
district, was acquitted of the charge of
rioting and creating disturbance.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
T.,srtv We're EEiIIed at santander.

LoNDosE, March ga dispatch nom
Santander fzss the number killed by the
recent explosion of dynamite which was
being removed from the sunken steamer
Cab0 AacaichacO at So
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
No Opposition to Curtis.

ESTPoRIA, Kan, March ss.-The
Fourth congressional district convention
meets in this city today, and Hon.
Charles Curtis will be nominated with
out opposition.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
~ T.roubIes yyfth I,umuv .yavx.

OMAHA, March 26.-The South Omaha
Live Stock Exchange has taken no cog
nizance of the Iumpy- jaw legislation Of
the Chicago exchange. Very few ami
mails affected thus are handled here, and
those that come are killed by inspectors.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
ordered to Port TowDsepd.

VALLEJO, CAL, March Geographic
orders were received from Washington
directing the United States ships Mohican
and Yorktown to proceed to Port Towns
end. The Mohican has sailed and the
Yorktown leaves Saturday.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
Little,s Testimonv VTnshal.en.

OLATHE, Kan, March 24-The cross
examination of Little has not shaken any
of his testimony although it has been
rigid and long drawn out. Fifty wit
nesses for the state have arrived for re-
buttai.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
seryices No LONGER REQUIRED.

VALLEJO, CAL, March 2S.-Fifty me
chanics employed in the steam engineer
ing department at Mare Island navy yard
were notified that their services were no
longer required.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
LATEST MARKETS BY WIRE.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago GTaIn and IFOVIsiOns.
CHICAGO, March 27.-The frost damage to
wheat was again the principal factor in that
market, but its probable extent was so be-
Titled that prices vt the close was about &c
lower than on the previous afternoon. Corn
was firm, oats and provisions strong. The
first gained &c. oats &c and pork and lard
171Ec each.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-Cash, 575S057z4c; May, 5Sz695S5zc;
July, 6O14G6gssc.
CoRN-Firmer- Cash. a6s; May. s7sss;
July. Sc.
July. 275xe
PORK-Higher May, SI1- 321k; July, sIL20.
LARD-Higher. May. $500; July, $685..
RIBS-Higher- May. $3.50; July, $5sa-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
NEWS OF THE STATE
Crime. Casualties and Othsr Empos-
tant happenings.
EVENTS OF THE WEEK CHRONIcLEs
a Weeks History OF the suanower ssate
Consisely stated and rold-Oths
Happenings.


Occupation TAI DecIaFea ValId,
ABILENE, Kan, March 2s.-The occn-
patton tax has been declared valid By
Judge Humphrey.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30

LONDON, March So---Iae LIncoInsnlre
handicap Of 81 GOO was won By Baron
5e RoEhschild's De Nlcha1n. IA years cid.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
Won the LfneoInsIaire EsandIeap.

LoEpoE, March z9.-The Linc0Inshirea
handicap Of 81 900 was won By BanonI
Dc Rssis1hiid's De Eieaesn, 4 years cid
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-03-30
ARGUING THE CASES

Thurston's and Hobson Indulge in
Several Lively Tits.
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County survleyor.

g. r Shook, county surveyor. Office
days every Saturday
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-11

the remedies 10 seustsl nae saard lui
ten poury uhtt A cgro certainty etuuoi
be tIpsS,ed from fruns, powders, doBeh'
es Gsd washes Eye Cream Baln uhish
IL % nstjr onmcuded, ia rrned y
Shich bioos the important republics
q quick seilon. tpecihc eBrsiive power,
With ptricc, ssiely aud flaEfsniprss 10 the
patient The dfusgi,ts al cell 1t
The butldtns record for the past yesr Vt
Bfaulsboro h.s been up TO the svets ,e Of
former yesrs 10 spite Of The bard times,
Ttole have betu a uc~ buildings erected
witch 9Th additions snd alterations cost
about $4,000 Among the more tmpor'
taut structures Sas the electric light eta
ton. vl4ch cost 81 GOO
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-11
STATE NEW 5.

The Grand Army u Washington AZ
Orange equities are booming Gen, Joel II
Lucia OF Montpelier for Department Com
msnder OF Vermont.
The famous ONeil Jug case comes be
fore the general term of the suprem
count at Montpelier which began Tues
day.
Daniel McEowsn Of Bennipg'o for 81
years a leading business man OF that plsc
died st bis home Wednesday, aged 7.
years.
John II Setter Mos tpeier succeed
Hon Frank Ilumley, the United Ststel
District Attorney Ter Vermont, wi ose res
i4Ds'ion takes ile,t, Jan TO- Mr. Sentel
Is prominent lawyer Of Washington
county aud IN e, rnest Democrat
Scre tLroat aud bronchial elections ere
speedily It lieyed aud ,flectually cured by
the ute Of that safe aud relia ole remedy,
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t has stood the
test OF bali "a century.
Don II a dealer tfIsrs you bottle
OF Salvation Oil without wrapper or label
or 10 mutllsted nditOr, don't touch
it-dou't buy 1t 1T any price, there lie
some hing VT, ng-lt may be a dangerous
OF worthless counterfeit. Insist upon getl
tlbg perfect. uabroken, genuine pack
age. BE on your guard!
Hon Warrington c Smith OF st. ALI
bans died Of paralysis Tuesday. Mi.
Smith has been prominent in Vermont
business circles for many years, lie has
served with lo1or 10 the steta legislature
aud the notion.l conersL
One Of my children bad a very bad din
charge from her nose. Two physicians
prescribed, bu, without benefit. We tried
Cream Balm, aud much to our surprise,
there was marked improv ment. We con
tluued using II aud 10 g short time the
discharge was cured %, A Cary, Corn
log. y \.
The Vermont Slate company, trust,
which controlled nearly all the im portsnt
lnarries 10 Poultney, Pswlet and Grsuvili
Ia, has dissolved. The refusal Of Williams
4 Edwards Of Granville to stay 10 caused
his action
Allow me to Add my Tribute 10 the efics
y OF Ely's Cream Balm, | Wss suffering |
rom a severe stack Of iohuepzt aud CO
atrh aud wasiaduced 10 try yoat remedy.
The result was marvellous could harl
lily srtic1Iate. ADD 10 less than twenty
oar hours the citsfrhsl symptom aud
ny hOsrseness disappeared and Was able
0 sing heavy rolein Grand Open With
,oloe unimpsirsi. strongly recon mend
to oil singers 60 Wm 4 Hamilton, Lead
lg Basso Of the Q. b Hsss Grand Open
o.
Tie usual Treatment Of calarrh IL very
nsstisIaelory, ~ thousands cGn teilify.
roper local treatment is positively nee.
sss'y 70 success, bot uAby,il not most OIL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-11

1.-THE decree Of the democratic repre-
sentative caucus 1T Washington Fndsl
night, is carried out two days will be oil
loved for consideration OF that part Of
Wil,ou's taIifi bill which relates to taxing
incomes The caucus adopted uusnimous'
" resolution d clsring 1t to be the duty
OF every democratic member OF the House
to vote for the resolution providing fol
closing debate on the tariff bill Jan. q
Webb, the journals correspondent st
Washington. describes the feeling which
pervsded the caucus rs follows:
There WAS not 10 that long evening Of
debate word nit red which indicate
any intention on the part OF any congress
man to act independent OF bis party.
There were, on The contrary, eager protests
from those who have been prating OF i'm
dependence, that they have no Intention
Of going over 10 the enemy, and do not
desire 10 be read out Of the party,
That is the end of the boosted demo
cratic independence 1t does not exist.
There is nothing to indicate that when
the frst vote shall be called upon the bill
a single democrat Will be found recorded
against it. There will be opposition to
special items in committee OF the whole
and effods will be made to amend the bill
as regards those ltemfj but, whether those
attempts shall be defeated or successful
the democratic professionals will abandon
their opposition, their principles and their
districts and vote as party shall dictate.
The is very different statement of the
attitude Of democratic congressman tUi
wards Wilson's hill than recent advices
from Washington have led the public to
believe. If Webb knows whereof he sh
firms, something has solidified the demo,
cratic strength III the House for Wilson's
measure IN a remarkable manner. There
are precedents enough for drawing party
lines on tie tarlh, although a question
like that should b settled on econ mic
and busiuefs rrnoiPIrs, irrespective Of
party necessities.
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Two cougretslouS special elections are
10 be held 10 New York. and tbs fact that
the republicans will makes spirited con
test 10 both districts, show that they have
the courage Of Their conyIctioLs. and hope
to capture the seats, or at least reduce the
large democratic majority. The last
elections gave John Il. Fellows 5000 plur
atty 10 one district and A. 2. Fitch 1900
10 the other 1t is Lot likely that tie
republicans Will win Ia either district, MI,
les there Is such turn over az will shake
the dry bones Of the democracy oil over
the country We wish these districts were
more evenly divided, but if there is much
Of change IN the vote 1t will have lis
ell ct eIseW here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-11

apossj 30 rfrsl4sat Cler'lsbat fer at
s.,isuuto sad Munster Willie "a, shout
fa carry cot he iasttuc.l % { sskins tho
prsrstagsl sat.rsmert to sttp dasp and
give fIsos &c tie 4sesa.
The tcrifausai sarrftmtpl bosercr.
seems 5i.posea to IA, snd though 30
aatbrest had aceaffad wheu the steamer
In there $50 iuui cot danger Add the
Br,sh ted lstd,d email fierce TO pro,
teci lbs i,tfttsts q HAT loretbmect
lmuri hteiy lhst RllisN,l dare TO
Csc the L S lorce 60 se,t the queen,
bot sha gwen sssur neo q tha moral
sappou rlags seFefument she msy e,
temps 60 tslo her old place by force Of
aru,. &c her osn secouut
it e la.ieved At the state department
thai tuets is Hule Likelihood Of hloodshed.
,Iropt 10 ,hs event tbst ilcre Il ould be =
rising II ,hs rcysl.str. ltisEtdett how,
tycr tha' tue landing Of ibe Butth troops
ha. sdded uew aud trout lceome factor 10
81 already compl,I suJ deltoatet 81 nation.
seer tsry Gresham tool Slrb BIN TO the
cabin meeting the uouipg toll copies
at oil the rs~s drpslcbcs received. Mr..
NcCreriy, cbeirusu uf tbe committee Oh
foreign relations, US Informed OF the
uess It BIS hotel by feportr He VAS
dlsiuclined te tsIk lie thought, however,
that # the American people would have .
ltlle la'ieIce the H.~tiisu question
wolld uliimstely be solved 10 the entire
sa,p faction Of the whole couotry, The
lue.tlou had become slmost attrct party
one, aud May psItlssgs had seemingly
lost ~ ht Of the night 10 their few, rish
haste t. make parry capital.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-11

Ga lhs Iasi uteht Of the ola year The
police ell over France msie search Ct
The dwtll,us pisoes Of Ill sapposei at,
srcAi,ia They visited ~ many AZ / o 600
places An3 made = nun Der q streets be-
sldss Discovering conaltrable supplies ei
bombs and other !npiemeLts Of dea'racl
,iou. 10 Lyons tweLty four ~ ests vtrs
made ssd large qaGuii,y Of aaatehisia
ysuptlsIs wss seized. la Cgugtrcy
whole Htsa. Ct explosives vac iouud,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-11
CHARLES K HuCElIN. Io...,.
}38R GtOkGE q BURTON. WI" 10
4 Mos KICHARDoON's tsrArf

- State Of Vermont Distrct Of Manchester ~
Be tt remembered tDSt ~ session Of the
Probate Court holden Al Manchestor within
aud for said Distr ct on the ~ h day OF Deem
Der Il 1898
Present. Hos n. * FowlrH, Judge.
whereas, certain instrument in writing,
under seal, putportng 10 be the last viii aud
testament Of Amos Richardson, late ~ Man
chester in said District deceased having been
this day presented to said Court of Probate aud
duly flied IN the Registers Office.
Therefore, II is ordered that all persons ia.
tertsted IN the estate u ~ deceased be- n0ti-
fed to appear before SAID Court, at The FRO.
bate Office In Mauches'e or ia said District on tho
18Th day Of January, . 1884 at 10 O'Clock,
NJ by publication Of this order lhreo weeks
successiyey previously thereto, IN tho Man.
chenler JOuRFAL, newspaper printed at Man.
chester Aforesaid, 10 show cause. II any thty
may have, why said instrOmeDt 10 wntng
should not be proved aud allowed ~ the last
will aud testament Of the said docessed
3i3Wt j y FEM Hogiaer
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FREEMAN HOWARD, ! ,....
DAVID CkOfJT, WI" .
NOMMISslONEk'n NOlICE.

- EstAto OF AzurhH q FAEJiuLu
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court ior the District Of Man.
ch ester Commlssioucrs to rcctiy ,tiAmtpe, and
adjust all claims aud demands OF all persons
against the oetate Of
Azuhah g. FaIchtld late Of Manchepter
IN eaid District, deceased, aud all claims ciGbit.
cd N Offset thereto, hereby give u0uco that We
will meet for the rurporer aforesaid 81 the store
@ ( Cone 4 swift at Manchester village IN said Man
chestet on the 9Th day OF June next from ten
o'clock A N until O'Clock N on said day and
hat sii months from the sth day Of December
A. u 1893 il tho time limited by sal. Court
for tBld creditors 10 present ~ eli claimF 10 uH
for examination and allowance.
Dated At Manchester tlts l2th day Of De-
eenbor A, u 1893
CHARLES Il BuCkIIN, I,...,..
NbIl 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-11

The tr4y,l, Of he famous Chicago hD.
erly bell, as It Is known to distinguish It
from IT'S u ore famous Pb.adel phIs p otJ
type, will be far more extensive than have
hitherto been meutIUBcd. 1t started.
"Wednesday, for Nashville. New Orleans,
MrIIco aud tie mIdsiutcr ls,r At San
Francisco 1t will .iterSarls he taken
abroad Tor a year at l,s,t Flfst 1t will 90
o England 10 be rune 90 the battlefield
Of Kuuuymedo on June ID 1894 IN Il
celebration by the English speaking
rid Of the anuIy,r,ay Of the signing Of
the Msgus Chsrta After that 1t will be
tai Gu to France H. participate 10 sBni
yerssrics connected With political free
dom, snd TO Gtrmsny for the same purl
pose. TIA text destination being St Pet, r5l
burg, where 1t will be RING on the ami
ycfssry OF tie emAucipst on Of the seris
NeIt II will 60 10 | ally, aud thence to
Conttanuuo, l~. Jerusalem. Cairo, and
t1euce thrrnsh AnttrsIis, dis, China
apd Jsrsr, bach to The Pacific coast,
asking virtually q circuit Of the world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-11

The democrats succeeded IN getting a
44ofum Of their osa, Monday, and the
.oas dictate 90 The lsrG bill vas CON.
ueacri ty Chairman Wllsoa. The de,
btte vii br clotei Jaou,ry l9tb, The last
part Of toe tiae tue debate si|l be under
The Bys miaute rule
Sir Wilson. At toe oa'set ssid be
would la, iqaifr toto the causes that
bed bioa. hi.b.at lbe pfeseut pro ,tfalioD
Of industry 10 thar coattry There seemed
70 be- some reeuuIaR cycle 10 modern
times sbgu! such drpfes.laBs ia, from
whatever cause % Lsj olgiaalrd, it vss at
.eas, 81 eubarras.m saI TO them 10 the
pefiorusaoe Of their duly, If Tor 70 other
rsssoa tasa tbsl % bad been esgefIy
sea.i upaa by The eu,uies Of tar q re-,
forl to llB8ls Aesuiily sgalls. them All
the bsueGcelt movtmeat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-11

1t VA decided at Tuesday morning e
.Heelius Of the Houhe baking and cor
reucJ con mll'ee that vote, without
&c bale, sBsl be taken Al the meeting o.
FRIDAY ueII 90 the biII to repeal tbs 10
per cert ttale bauk tax. Tie bill that
has beru before the commiltte uas sueD
drd the u ottlns 10 s,,usi Iarucahr
Ttn Of the u mstlb efs were prseut A
poll Of the committee shows eight 10 favor
ofspd eight opposed to the bu', 9Th Nj.
Warner, democratic Of Seu York holding
The bAlsIee Of powef. Mf Nsrltf isvors
tie bill With some notifications.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-11

Late ditpG'ebes received from Havan
have nised great tIcjleuoat 10 Washing.
too ADD Throughout The cealtry. TIE
qattl lac Gt ls, c9tssttsd 10 tie terms
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-11

AttbstI'ra ssssioG al the demoefsrs.
vita the sIosptiou oi tie SILVER men, at
trlbuted the busiaess depression 10 the
Sherman las, but that bss been repealed
sevcfsl mouths SUd the depresslon ceul
ituues 1t IL evident that the sherman
lss wss lot ihe chiei 'anse, sud It Is 20
sondst the demcors's try TO ignore the
situation, Tor II il sboat a. certain az any
thing can be. thst 1t is expectation q
loser tst1 aud nothing else that bs
caused business to stop sud wages TO be
reduced
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-11

whereas, a certain instrument 10 VI ting,
purpOrt Dg 10 be- the Ast viii and ie.;a,
ment Of Mary y. lowning, late Of Manchester
10 sud Dislrct deceased. having been this day
presented to sald Count Of Probate aud duly nsd
IN tho heEis'et's Office. Therefore It il ordered
hat all persons iutofesttd ~ the estate u sald
deceased be notified 10 appear before sad Court
at the Probate Office tu Manchester. ~ sAid
DirtIiet on the 18Th dar Of Ja4nary h.
1894, a. ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon b} publca-
ton u this order. thee weeks cue, esWvcly pre-.
yluus thereto, 10 the Manchester JUrnkAL. a
uesspaper printed Al Manchester sior,ssid, 10
show cause II any the may have why sad
Iustrument ~ writing 81 ould not be pfoy'd srd
SLOWED a. the last will aud testamcuf Of the sad
decebstd
ana. n PENN u,,D.t.,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-01-11

A m'lotty Of the Senate Judiciary
Committee has decided TO recommend the
rejection OF Judge HofpblJvtr, who uss
nominated for e se,l on the bench Of The
Supreme Court. Ssuatur Hill Is said to
have led The opposltlou snl vas lined
10y Mr. Coke aud Mr., pugh OF the somi
mJttee, both den OcrAts. The chic ground
OF opposition sas iusallioieut experience
srd sttsiuuedts. there is likely 10 be
b ter hsht 10 the Seuste over solftmsl
uOu, uuless the nomination Is withdraw
bot ttis likely Iba, Cleveland viii let lem
lsht 1t out