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SILK DYER MoRLor IN sAYASsAH
All His Property 10 ne Sold TO Fay the Debt.
whieh Dera.Esa His Mid.

PATERSON. N. j.. March 2o.-Chisf OF Police
Graul received this morning . despatch from
John Green. Chief OF Police OF Savannah. Ga.
10 silk dyer who disappeared from his nome
In this city several weeks ago. having become
deranged through business embArrassme nts.
Mr.. MoIlot was located in Chicago about =
week after he disappeared. through 4 Letter
sent to his family.
Edward F. Leonard. his bookkeeper. went 10
ChicsRo In search Of the missing man. but
JAILED % discover his whereabouts. and re-
OF his employer, As soon as the telegram Was
RECEIVED to-day Mr., Leonard started South.
discovered that his Indebtedness will amount
TO 100000 and his dy eng esta blishme emit and
handsome residence In Bellaire will be sold 40
pay his debtA The family will be left In want
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The shsrin has received an attachment for
$4,000 against Philip Ssmmer President Of
the Pennsylvania Plate Glass Company Of IT.
win. Pa. in favor OF James r. Burns OF Brook
I'm. n. Y, on account Of endorsements for the
COMPANY. The attachment was granted on the
groud Of non residence
Louis stseklsr has been appointed receiver
for the hrm Of AmblArd 4 Meyer Brothers,
dealers 10 books and French publications at
~ Emile Amtlard against the otnsr partners
Louis and Paul Never. Mr.. AmblAFd. who Il
the abltalist Of the Arm. alleged that the
ethsE partners had applied TO their own uss
~. 800 IN excess o. what thsy were entitled 70.
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Aorsts, CARRIAGES, &c.
Tsk socIALIsTIC INCoME TEX.
Cs-sre.,-.- Hc-artx Tell. why 10 w.s
Pat In the Wilson Rtit.

~
Fat In the Wilson Riii.
The fourteenth annual dinner and reception
Of the Association OF tho Alumni OF the Long
Island College Hospital Was held last night At
the Pouch mansion In Clinton avenue Con-
gresham Joseph G. Hendrix. in response To
the toast Public destruction" said:
We have always been taught that there
was danger to the peace and order Of society
from our foreign immigrants. and the theory
builders have been predicting that repu blican
institutions would ind their ssverest test In
great cities. yet we are moro concerned to-day
about the pestilential politics Of Colorado and
Kansas and Nebraska than We are about
Cherry Hill or Red Hook Point Gov Waite Of
Colorado. who has narrowly escaped lynchinr
at the hands OF the order-loving citizens Of
Denver. Is not foreiRn.b born citizen. The
Populists are natives. The patient swede.
irishman don't mix with them. fnd.sd.
against the aeeIeeeiops Of the socialis:
born citizens standing like a stone vail
SjSsf Pss sd sa
tion has taught our adopted citizens 70 under.
also ,Ss OF
line Of progress shows its effect Our social
Is. Of labor. whose shoulders are OF capital,
which represents the savings OF labor. and
does no more o.day than in the dark ages
Their hands are no cleverer than those Of men
In ages long gone by The ability to mass
capital to employ labor 10 tho keystone Of our
great prosperity.
The schools have not taught the trick but
they have created the Intelligence which de-
veoped the way. What was once the privilege
Of the few IL now the opportunity OF the many
The average Of ability 10 much higher In every
profession and in every business, and ret op-
portunity continues to knock at every mans
door. Education has slim ulated individualism
In our country. and IL seems to mo that We
must have strangely and suddenly exhausted
our moral tibre IL tho common people OF this
land can give arr ear to soclalistic dreaming.
There 10 no tyranny like the tyranny OF the
socialistic scheme. and no slavery like its
slavery. The income tax feature OF the
Wilson bill was placed there not he.
cause IL was necessary for revenue. or q
natural incident Of q fiscal policy. but because
IL was n SOP to the socialism OF the West and
south. and was thin edge OF q wedge a. &c
eE to enforce a transfer Of goods from those
who belong TO the class possessing strong
ability or productive wealth. It IL popular In
less prosperous sections. because it expro-
PIRATES the wealth OF this section. Now an In
come tax as weapon IN the hands OF the Gov
seeking 60 defend its life. Is a very
dinerent thing from an income tax which be-
longs to socialist'c scheme depending for its
Of such a tax" -0-rI-- - "
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May M... . Los. OF ssOo coo.

oHcISsATI. March 20-Ths Chemical Bank
OF New York may lose the $500. 900 awarded it
recently in the suit against Receiver Arm
strong OF the Fidelity Bank. Application for
peals to-day. based on the decision OF the Su-
preme Court Of March IL In the Western Ma
both Instances the money Vas obtained bV
Cashier Harper without consulting the dlrec-
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Had .. s.-co.v,s. for . Servant.

Mrs Fannie Z. Myer OF Bedford Park testi-
ned at the Morrisania Police Court yesterday
against David Holmes. the negro servant
whom she accuses OF attempted assault
She said that Holmes was q good servant and
seemed Trustworthy until he made the at
tempt at assault Her husband submitted a
Of Asbury Park. Justice Borden said that
Holmes's real name is Lane. that he has
served q term OF seven years In the New Jer-
fugitive from Justice. having escaped from
prison. and that he 10 under Indictment for
the theft OF S1U0 worth Of clothing at Asbury
Park. The examination will be continued on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
IRVINE AND TERRY sAIL Io-DxI
The Actor. Last Afternoes II 70 kys.s q
Police H-aaquarter-.

The Actor. Last AGerroes II re tps.s -
Police Hrsdquarte--.
Henry Irving and Miss Ellen TORY went on
board the steamship Majestic last night to
sail for Europe this morning. Bran stoker.
Mr.. Irvings manager. and q number OF friends
ACCOMPANIED them to the steamship Miss
Terry was brimful OF animation. When some
one remarked that she seemed to bs in excel
lent spirits. she said:
Yes. but It's rather xhastly. when atop to
think OF IL am trying to keep my mind from
deep"
Bran stoker and the members Of the Ly-
ing: Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Irving and NJ.
Stoker drove to Police Headquarters and had
q chat with Superintendent Byrnes and In
spector,i MeLAughlin- They examined the
Rogues' Gallery. an experiences which Mr..
Visits: inspector MeLaushiIn. Who l. a old
friend Of Mr. stoksr. told them The meet
pictures. much to Mr. Irving's interest
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ATLANTA. March 20.-The Southern Express
Company has discovered the existence here OF
an oAth-bound gang OF train wreckers and OK
press robbers. which was organized In this city
on Jan. d. There are about fifteen men In the
organization. principally carpenters who have
been out OF work. and who. In discus sing the
means OF relief. decided that robbinR was the
most available. Their first effort was 10 have
been made last night, In holding up the Kich-
mond and Danyille pay train. IL was frustrated
by the death OF the wife OF one OF the princl-
DAls- The gang will DO arrested to- night
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es,. W.rt. er.a,. H.r..r.... . R..p,,.

TRENTON. March 20-GoE Wsrts granted to-
day respite to Charles A. Bsrgsrmann. who
has been sentenced to be hanged at Norris
town. March 70. for the murder OF his brother
AZ Stirling. The execution is postponed until
Thursday April ~. in order to give oppor-
the case. EX-AssemblymAn o. BTisn In asking
clemency from the Governor said the con-
demnsd mans pToyocAtlon was great and
that the senate troubles had deferred 4 meet
ing OF the Beard Of Pardons.
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A Good san.rita. Suffers.

A young woman. whose Christian name is
Grace. and who has directory OF surnames.
became hysterical In Clark's restaurant. 500
Sixth avenue. last night. James D. Lawrence
was her companion at q table and when Po-
llceman SchultZe put her out Lawrence wefft
with her. and said he would take care OF her.
The pair got into cab and started up Sixth
at Thirty third street that brought Police N an
Donegan after the cab. He oVerhAuled II and
arrested the young woman and LAWrenee
They were locked up for disorderly conduct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
The Rev. M. Hassoss D.sl,as..

BALTIMORE. March 20.-The call to the pas
torate OF West Presbyterian Church In New
York. which was extended to the Rev MAltbie
D. Babcoek. pastor OF Brown Memorial Church
here. has been declined by Mr.. BAbeock. At q
was decided to ask Mr.. BAbcoek 20 iii the
place made vacant by the resignation Of Dr..
John X. Paxton. The committee were Au Ihor-
lied 20 name as Mr. Babcock's compsns atioa
$1,000 and II they thought proper to in
crease the amount His salary here 10 So 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21

Judge o'Brien. in the Supreme Court. has
granted q writ OF habeas corpus to Albert
Fetzsr. Jr. for the purpose OF compelling his
wife. Amelia. to produce In court their child
Walter A. Fstzer. In order that q determina alton
may be had as to whether or not the father
may be permitted to SEQ him. Mr. Fetzer Gays
that his wife. Amelia. left him some time ago
and has been keeping the child at 454 Eighth
Avenue and refusing him permission to sea It,
The mother Of the child in sists., SO the father
her husband has no right to see 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
KnIss ~ 'As Brssk,az Ia TIE ETA Frs.xLt
TFaIs.

FoAr WAISE. Ind. March 2o.-A freight train
broke In two on the Nickel Plate two mIIas
vest OF this city this morning The sections
came togsthsr With . crash and John Null
queen and Harry Leroy were instantly killed.
4alQuSen has VILE and family az paferson
n. j. He Vas about 40 years old and ths
other MAJ about 80. IL Il supposed thaf liz
nsa we're stealing ndA
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Fi..a sIso for cone..,,.x s-.,,..o.

DIR. Claud h schlattsr OF 1853 Seventeenth
street Brooklyn. pleaded guilty yesterday In
the Adams Street Police Court to tho charge
OF concsaling . case OF smallpox In the
family OF Eugene Bardsy. at SO Fifth avenue.
He WAS fined $3.50 by Justice Walsh, Dr.
SchlattePe patient died and was buried be-
tiee OF the case: An Investigation disclosed
ease In the house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
Oss 81 I-rs KlrAIfs'. FrsIssts Psstpo..a.

CHICAGO March 2o-ImTs Kiraliy's scheme
to reproduce the Worlds Fair Court Of Honor
In London this sumner has been postponed
ioI year, and the Chicago delegation. which
coming back 70 town. IL h jntimated that the
whole undertaking may be abAndOhed a.
EREllSh capitalists have not trAmDed on each
othsrs heels In their rush to get thsir namea
on ths sub8eEi Dtion bOOka.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
EIsetioa In TotteavIIIs.

A special election for village Officers was
held in Tottsnville. s. l.. Yesterday. There
was but one ticket In the field. The officers
elected are; President +. Stuart Nance;
Ir9s5ses. Andrew Abrams. Frank l.. Hadkins.
RoWlee; Collector. W. ID. skidmore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
The Coaere-smaa'. Nam. Hi..~d.

SAVANNAH. Ga. March 20-Among latters OF
regret received By the Hibernian Socisty Of
this city was one which was not read ct the
annual dinner last night II was from Con-
gresham W. C. p. Breckenridge. He said: Il
thank you for your kind invitation to be pres
ent at the celebration to be given by the Hib err
nian Society and to respond to one OF the
toasts. and II would give me pleasure to accept
IL II my public and private engaoements aid
not i'm peratively forbid"
The mention OF ereckfI fidge's name By one
OF the speakers was received with continued
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
s4s.O 900 DI.,rIsul.a A-osE Hs..m.l,.

meeting OF the distributing committee OF
the Hospital Saturday aud Sunday AssociA-
tion was held Yesterday in the Mayors ONCE.
Acting Mayor Mcclellan in the chair. There
we're also present Cornelius Vanderbilt. Morris
n f1s SsSoR T ThhsTlss ;. smith and i0stm1stsr
against s5O.OOO last year The whole eollee-
tion this year Was S5S3OO as against St2. 800
last year OF the SOS. 0OO. about 81. 600 was
specially designated. while 81. 700 was re-
served Tor expenses for the ensuing year
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E..co..u, Ellis. nou..Ao,s Good. E....

The auction sale OF seized and abandoned
goods at the Barge Once yesterday was
popular event with dealers. The bidding was
the estimated value OF the goods. -Four hum
dred lots were disposed Of for something moro
than s. 900
The goods sold were mostly from the 40 mple
office and personal effects. Tho former. m ostly
wines, brought good prices, The sale will
probably last until the end OF the week. Ex-
Consul Howard Ellis's household goods have
been Withdrawn from tho sale. By permission
OF the Secretary of the Treasury,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
Edisoa Wants n Receivsr for the Phsuo.
graph Company.

Thomas A. Edison aud Col. Gouraud fled
application yesterday in the Court OF Chan
cory In Newark for the. appointment Of q re-
ceiver for the Edison United PhonoRraph
Company. on the ground that 1t Is insolvent
The bill declares that the directors OF the
tho views OF the holders OF one-half OF the
company's stock. which has resulted In tho
wasteful and injurious operation Of the COM
pany and caused its insolvency. The bill will
DO answered on March 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21

BAN Francisco. March 20.-Thsrs Il no trutA
in the rumor from New York OF whitslaw
Reds. Door health which will keep him here
for an ipdennite time d. o. Mills said to-
day that Mr. Reid's asthma had disa appeared
and he Ii out horseback riding every day. Hc
expects to return to New York In Nay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
AG-.. Es.wisy Cs.vsss.a.

BRIDoERoRr. March 2o.-This sftsrnooa the
Jury In the Florence HAwley murder case
found q verdict OF manslaughtsr. She shot
and buteheIed Mary Munson OF Sheldon on
Dec. II 1891. On her irst trial the Jury dis-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
TA. C,tr...., RELIEF Fund.
hefollowing additional subscriptions to the
Citizens Relief Fund were reported yesterday
By ]. Pierpont Morgan. Treasurer:


from the American Amateur And National
bowling clubs through The NEW YORK Sun.
The Mayors iund for the relief OF the poor
The contribution OF the Registers ONCE for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
A Ballet slrl ~ OF A,psaa,sIn..

Jessie Haines. ballet girl who has been
playing in 1892" Is very I'll at her home. 1875
West Thirty-hfth street, Of appendicitis. She
swallowed an orange seed on Saturday. She
70 attended by pr. heDougall, who will decide
sary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21

The two storms noted west OF the Mississippi drew
together yesterday and form one sxtsnsvs storm
area covering all the county between the Reeky
Mountains and the Ohio valley, Aad from hnassolA 70
the Gulf OF Mexico. The storm centre vas ever the
Arkansas and lower hississipPi valleys Aad moved
northeast attended By high wiAds over the esa.
trail states Aad the Northwest and By cloudy
weather rain. or suoW ats entire
area Exceptionally heavy rain has fallen IN
the southern states The iRassaos .iII prob.
ably reach the middle Atlantic coast to-day bssannE
With eioudinsIs rain, foE and sssIsry winds ineTsAs
ing In rore$ There IL colder weather pashinE doua
over Montana
twas generally fair n this city yesterday Tue ON.
eAl temperature ragged 4Os Aaa b7o average
humidity. II per cent wind northeast; average
velocity. n miles hour bATomstsr corrected 90 read
TO SEE level At A. NJ 3o5l: p. n so So AAa fAlaE
me 'hsrmomstsr ~ fsrTy's PhArmAsy n TaE
bQIldl Il Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21

She - . Ponce.su's Dasghter-Osiy Her
Mother ut The Marriage In Ler.er CITY.

Mother ut the Marriage I. Jersey City.
William Yule. the 23-year-old son OF sx-
Police Captain Yuls OF 235 East 10th street.
and Miss Elizabeth Ahearn, the daughter Of
Policeman William II. Ahsarn OF the Oak
street squad. were married on Saturday after
noon at tho once OF Justice Frank T. Lock-
wood in Jersey City. Neither ex-Capt. Yule
nor Mrs. Ahearn. the mother OF the bride, who
lives at 12b last 11Sth street would tell yes
terday why the young people were married In
jersey. and they scarcely admitted that they
were married at all.
Justice Frank 7. lockwood who of1iciated at
the marriage said the only person accompa-
nying the couple to his office was tho girls
that there had boon an objection to the mar
riage on the part OF the young woman's
pArenta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21

| du4sted. Dim % meet You y = ssfthtA biso
times sent me notes. covering perhaps sii
2 pr o'eloek,s =.
| ,Ihs Only snfeesuon oi prsa.ns III ~ -, ag
Ss ssT: .Se sy s s
BE was married. y man then ;" r...,,.,,
Didn't Col Breckinrldee urge ycu 20 go &
Berlin. ano did ne not 0ner you ~ 70 ne
alec offered to give you sl25 month DO
si9sNs "a ,Dd..d. he a,dn,,-
"bidnt he say he would like you to stud,
wherever you wanted to-"
:. Indeed Indeed hs didpt A.. T., ,,
gNS,ysE and that you had the power to ruin
a. an glad you put !hht w,y eGuld have
! ha9, ana aosol9te,y ss ss mysei, sn az
eoud sht r. Sr %nsn tb 5s he sss dons ms
What td you expect him to do when his
didn't expect him TO- do anything then
only know that loved him, and was content
TG you ne not Sd u %s tSs that had
over him t. contnn. the relations and e pre- :,
zen, MN n irom DONG What ne proposes, 20 90
and TO schieve what successes your talent
might give your - ~ a. ,,,-
ridges e w ossS sun b IN s Mr. gbe ~ 40
a mnds that ne hTanssd ., to DO never
when he could have Kept his pledge to marry
m t ana p ne nag violated that PROMISE s.,,
MIS- ISL poIIsrds voice wayered little but As
ye! Were Were vas no sen o. nreak'nR down.
,,,,i mn'nevet You wsnted him 70 go Win you
uur,nH ths AZ nlne years that your relations
eonvtlnusu ga nc goT
"ihDeedi 81. ST.. M, .,.,.., ,., hi,
Dld you not exercise that hold over him to
No, cir. that Is not true 1 don't think there
@ ,iLn N. u I w IeIhtions Wltn MIN that
hny sucn ,hing Wps tnouaht OF Mhen ne SAID,
ONE WIN me. went; ana when 1 told him
Al, Dld you not say to Mr. Brecklnridge that
u nsIo vas some ohhger aoout your RELATIONS
. pSeco ,hg Known. AMI that " he would admit
would protect protect you and nothing would be
Known 2! this Affair, and he made this promise
Ne sir: never. He promised to marry me.
last marriage OF his | didn't know OF any
s sscLe. mnIraRe men snd u was absolutely
Iyth ~ " DIN hnsI ne han any Te,atlons
he spoke Of her was worse than anything you
Sv GU. o1iS'e. Inc pIomse ne made to me
Has or9Ksn Wnen ne married the woman who
al n fna hs ne; bhere never was the slight
rStWHpns proken:
.TMnsn were tness relations dlscon stnuedy
=, Ine ~ Iou5 asy was the evening OF the 18th
made ne believe him. We talked Of our un-
bern chiId and how w, should name II. This
va VS. me anh DAY OF May. after the alleged
''si Hnd 1ou Nes. .lr.,, willing Il, do r.,, h.
said p
Was more than willing. 1 did every
ming that ne told me to do. Igave my babies
as.% shss a would Be- hs ,o'' hin
nnd they would be known as his, and gave
them away: A woman can't do more than that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21
Drew..a IN n. n.r,.- R,x...

August Pfeiffsr 80 years old. and Paul Ritter.
20 years old. OF 35l East l04th street. we're
rowing In the East River about IL O'Clock yes
terday morning whom their boat Was upset Oh
the loot OF 10th street. Ritter Was resousd
but Pfeiffsr was drowned. The body was NOT
rocOyerod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21

Average March 10 1888 .........,.. sIISs
SAsHISGToS EOSEcAsT SEDEEsDAE
Esr Nss lag aAa aad sEsisFa Ne Issk Ssasras is L
is'esa N Increasing ofAaAsi sg aruasr "a l aIsisr,
VaTisbs ssfa5s AoOsiisg so-iAsaa
For the District OF Columbia eastern PsnaIyIssniA
New Jersey. delaware. and AAEylana. Threatening
weather. With probable showers IN the SfIsrasoa Ia
ersAsinE southeast WindE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-21

Hoods Pills cure Constipation by restoring
the peristsltic action OF the aim entsry canal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-15
STATE Nj VS.

The mill Of toe trcllp Lau Der comps'
oy.t Lireo5u "a u,urd Al an early hour
W dursday uou ia9 The building and
contents, uLieb co I over slO 600. sni =
considerable smout oi stock were TO ally
3e.,ro,ed lbe iutar.uce IL 5000 The
irm employed 20 10 % ends. TIE origin
cute Ere i. uHtnoa',
EIuard sbtps', H.ti,hurc, ILL.,, bad
= roaming cor on bis Ng OF eight years
,tsodius U-sd tlt.r bottle. Of Electric
Btnr, sBd sesru hlIc. ot Baeklen's Ar
nics salve aud b ley IL 'ound aud we'll.
John Speaker, Cs,ssaba. O..hld five large
Fever cores Oh vi, I-s, to.trrs sAid he
"a, iacurable Oae bottle Electric Bitters
and one boz Backlen' ArnieA sslve cured
hin eutittlf.
Bntlleb3fo q Izsus have made further
tuve.,isatiops Ct tie lstarS rss d. veiep
mept. witch folly colG,m previous indi
c.tious aud shos tia, the quantity aud
itpo.n are uot coudaed to the original
.ooauon. ssmpIss Of the gas we're secured
for suAysis AID explorations uili be cont
trutd 10 de'ernlae The source Of The tnpi
ply.vhieh nay possibly pt.vs TO be hon
coal dfposi's 10 the s3Getu, ucaaisiI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-15

Chairman Wilson 10 long letter to the
NY Press, sJs that the hard times was
manly tespousltI f1r for the recent
d, mocratic deiest and thst tariff reform
bad nothing TO DO With 1t. Henry Water
sou saws 1t was Pr,rIdelt Cleveland and
the iuccmpetetcy OF the administration
Othem give difi r,nl reasols, bot sIl
claim the defeat is only Temporary, though
Wsterson Gays they will have to com
mence at the bottom and fight it all over.
We thitk It vi be come years before The
coultry will forget The lesson it has learn
ed. Some Of the older voters had not for
gotten the lsson Of former revenue tamil
times
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-15

Int tie pio,periry Of The railroads de
pesds yu, eic,e, upon the seue'ri proc
teitv i tie coaauy s proved WY con
e.otrsl, ty tLe 6sures Tor ne~ r'ilSa!
construction duupe r,ceut mouths Of bus
rs.s depression. "a ral~ty 'u'boTi!
,t,ts. ttAtia ile rlee moths from Janu
tivtle Oetostf J, there sere lad lluo
nils a re~ rail- ty.ct, open eighty
three liner. 70 tLir,y CITE q TIE states and
,t,ntgua Tbt., 10 }. ssii lie the snslles'
,tostus lbs 2 81 thirty yssfs From
tie dsafes slteldy made It n estimated
That the toll rev nltesse tor The ehtitt
ytsr ~ill CO. he over 1850 Hile', ~hieh ~
lfss ,t.n the increase 10, any year ,Inet
1854 Tie utv n,lsge vas l'lo 10 lsob.
md l-Il 10 1875. 10 10 other year q thf
IA ttuty hts The rsW mtletgs teen la,
,b,a 400, whlls 10 lss1 II reached tearly
I3plQ Ei,es
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-15

The New York Tribune,ln snslyzIug the
returns Of last Tuesday election, huds
tbst the Dtmocrat loss ranges evenly
throughout the country from Massachu
set,s 10 Texas, and reaches the conclusion
,hsta million Democrats reyolted at the
polls. 1t assert that st least twenty five
Democrats 10 hundred refused to vote
for Democratic tickets, OF whom rot far
ircm ten 10 q hundred voted the Republi
can ticket Ills is rot strange, consider
erlpeihemspy AID various reesogs furnish
by leading Democrats themselves as TO
the lack Of capacity aud the venallty Of
the managers OF 'he party. The masses
Of the peol lie are decidedly svrrse to be
ing governed by o quBrrti,Iag mob,