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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

J. H. Davenport was arrested al
Hillsboro, Tex, charged with forgery.
He issued bogus paper to the amount Of
$1450.
Traces of prehistoric race have been
found in the Chez okee strip north OF
Ponca.
Rev. T. r. Pierce has been elected
editor of the Texas Christian Advocate.
Lorenzo Johnson, negro boy, is in
Jail at Calvert, Tex, for stealing and
selling three bales of cotton.
S. B. Manning, barber at Gilmer,
Tex, died from an overdose of NOR
phine.
The cornerstone of the new court
house of Karnes county has been laid
at Karnes, Tex.
Victor L. Ochoa, the Mexican revolu-
ZIONIST, is again in the 81 Paso Tex
Jail.
The Missouri Baptist General associa-
lion Is in session ut Louisiana, No.
Tho safe Of the Lebanon Qlls. J pest
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-27
Hog Cholera Raging.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, Oct. 27.-Hog
cholera is causing great anxiety in vari-
Gus localities in this vicinity. 1t is rag
ing among the droves at Kappa, Wood
ford county. Linnesville and Macanaw,
Tazwell county. Many farmers have
lost 10 to so head each and one has but
five remaining OF drove Of 1876.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-27

tween the Chinese and japanese $500
Chinese troops, all armed, were utterly
routed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-27
A SENSATIONAL ADDRESS.
1t Ia Delivered Before the state Chart
ties Convention In Michigan.


CHARLEvoIx, Mich, Oct. s7.-Mra.
Agnes L. D'Arcamble, founder of the
Home of Industry in Detroit and one of
the foremost charity workers in the
state, has provoked sensation by her
address in the state charities convention.
She demanded that legislation be en-
acted to prevent the large families
where the parents are INDECENT or un-
healthy. She argued that people had no
right to bring children into the world
when they could not support and edu-
cate them or be certain that they would
be physically strong.
The convention agreed with Mrs:
D'Arcamble's views, but took no further
action.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-27
The Battle In Progress.

YOKOHAMA, Oct. 27.-Later advices
from the front show that the Japanese
army crossed the Yalu river on We'd
nesday without further opposition and
Immediately advanced to the attack of
the Chinese at Kiulensted. The battle
is now proceeding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-27
VAULT BLOWN OPEN.

burglars Take $4,000 From Bank at
Malvern, Ia.
MALVERN, To-, Oct. a7.-The Farm
ers and Mechanics bank was visited by
burglars Friday morning and $4,000
in cash stolen. Nitroglycerine was used
to open the vault. The building was
practically blown to pieces and left
money scattered over the floor in haste
to get away.
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valuable Pouch Recovered.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-L. G. Weir,
president of the Adams Express COM
pany, has received a pouch containing
a number of bonds, insurance policies,
stocks, drafts, bills of lading and other
valuable documents. These papers were
stolen from the company in the express
car that was robbed at Aqua. The
pouch was one of those taken from the
train by the robbers, who showed all
their booty into it. The money was
afterward extracted, but the pouch with
the remainder of its contents was hid
den in the woods near Calverton, Va.
Searcy, the captured robber, who has
turned states evidence, revealed the
hiding place to the authorities and the
pouch was sent to Mr.. Weir. The re-
covery of these valuable documents re-
duccs the loss of the express company
by the robbery to less than $4,000.
Big failure at Denver.
DENVER, Oct. 27.-J.sJ. Reithmann
has made an assignment. Liabilities,
$3.50, 900; assets, estimated, $4,000. 600.
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The Entombcd Miners.

IRes MOUNTAIN, Mich, Oct. 27.-The
fate OF the II entombed miners in the
Pewabic mine is still unknown. An
immense mass Of debris is yet to be
cle.red away Superintendent Brown
is confident all but three will be taken
ont alive and has hopaa tor All.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-10-27

An exceptional season demands exceptional sacrifices
Now is the time to buy your Carpets and Furniture The
largest and most complete stock of Bedroom Dinngroom
and Paror Sets brought to Arkansas which will be sold
at remarkably low prices
Call and be convinced.
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ROBBED UNCLE SAM.

The FostofHce at hOarIhg Springs, Ia
Looted by Thieves.
HoLLIDAYsBURG, Pa, Oct. 27..-The
postoffice at Roaring Springs was looted
Thursday night. The safe was blown
open and S13, 900 in stamps and cash and
money orders amounting to 1853 were
stolen.
From Replogle's jewelry store large
quantity of jewelry was stolen.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON.

Further particulars regarding the swind-
Ter, calling himself Charles II. Mason Of
Bennington who was arrested in OswegO.
y. y. Saturday. were received by Judge
Mason Sunday. \ letter from f., \. Burt,
chairman of the relief committee of Orion
lodge, +. q, a. NJ says, that II visited him
in the jail this morning. He claims that
this is the first offence, and that his namc is
Charles II. Mason Of Bennington. is II mem
her in good standing of Mount Anthony
lodge, aud refers to T.. ID. Bennett master
of the lodge and John C. Clarke secretary.
He succeeded in getting So in money and II
railroad ticket from the Masons in OSWcgo
He uiterWurd sold the ticket to an agent in
that city for $500
The fellow claiming to be G. H. Mason Of
this place was taken before the recorder of
Oswcgo Saturday afternoon aud sentenced
to four months Imprisonment -Supcrin
tcndent f. D. Bennett and family arrived at
Shreveport La. Saturday. executive
committee of the trustees for the Soldier,
Home will meet here in April for the annual
inspection. ETC.. before the close of the fiscal
year There are now s. m"nbers of the
Home, - of them being present There
G1e II now in the hospital. seven of them
quite serious cases DR. i. W. Goodall is
seriously i'll with appendicitis Monday
evening about O'Clock a horse that was
hitched on Pleasant street became frightcn-
ed, broke away and running down the street,
crashed into the glass front of the RefOrmer
Office, breaking Il large part of it completely
out, sash door, glass and all. The horse
was not injured. The woOllcn mill of lOl-
den. Leonard * Co., is crowded with orders
and is run NIGHTS
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

Court convened Wednesday at p. IN.
The first case was that OF the State vs. Ed
gar ID. Bowin of Troy for assault with in
tent to kill. The assault took place May T.,
1892, in a lumber camp in the town of JAY.
The party assaulted was Archie Mcdonald
at a dance in said camp He was cut by
knife in the hands OF some one seven times;
the cut near the stomach being the worst.
Most of them We're skin cuts in the back.
II. c. Bates and Mr. Annis We're the prose-
cutting attorneys and examined the follow
ing witnesses: Drs Cummings and kimball,
Chandler Bailey, Charles Bartlett and Ste
ven McDouald.-Jame, CaSS of Derby is at
work in the drug store OF O. Newcomb.-
John Carr of Fall River in visiting at c. j,
Hubbard Sc. ID. Gilber; If Elmord
is in town looking after his farm.
Court came in ON Thursday at a m,
and proceeded to take testimony in the case
of State ". Edgar d. Bowin. II. d. Eetts,
Lyman Hadlock, Walter Huntley, Mr.. AMI
Mrs Ell Percy and Edgar d. Bowin, the
respondent were put on the stand and eX
amined when court took n recess until Fri-
day at . a. m.-Mrs. Julia Nye of Barton il
visiting at r. j. Hill s. Commander
Branch has rented rooms in the Root block
as Headquarters of the G. \. II. There is
i, also a desk for the assistant quartermaster
and adiutant in the same room.-School
closed last week Friday for n vacation Of
one wcek.-Some disturbance that occurred
in our village March meeting day has re.
suited in the arrest of few parties whd
were somewhat bruised in fight, and fined.
The trouble grew out of jealousy Mrs.
| Stone of Westfed has been visiting at G.
| w. Smith :.
Court came in Thursday at 8 a. m. and
! after examining few witnesses j. W
Redmond proceeded with the argument for.
the state at 1890, using one hour II. c.
| Bates then argued the case in the interest
| of the respondent and his argument lasted
one hour and 4jminutes. The closing argu-
ment by W. W. Miles, States attorney, oc-
cuped one hour and 40 minutes The Judge
theR charged the jury at quite a length.
| The jury took the case at 1:41 Il. m. and
after being out two hours brought in YER
dict of not guilty.-Mr. and Mrs C. r.
| Branch went Saturday To Bennington TO at
tend the dedication of the new post room,
ton q. \. h. From there they go to Bur
lington aud New York Miss Nellie Lock
Of lra,burgL is visiting at y /. Fosters
Quite number Of our farmer. have tapped
their sugar places Mrs Bailey or Nortl
| Troy has taken a tenement III u Nj Camp,
Continued ON the Eth PAGE
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

=, - ,
y. P'u9, J"9,.co Oh the peace, ineted
"u. Jua'''e nv, ~ lou' u ,Ile IoWn i'eeIihS ulS
''i 'e' g. Nv" W.T. lle' 80 ana coat9'
1 , 70 Hl''2I' loi "HoruerlS con.
H .t1 one was 'ilei - ana COSTS a total oil
,,n,,nt on '',,,,,d ,,nr, for Ii', Ia,L'o
conduct. onotber ,y,. fund ,,,,;lt,. If f,,r
ri.bir,, intovironts and nil Il. M f,,. .I,o
nfTenre WV
Tbe town voted - tox or toO co,.s ot tho
Lost ,l,,,io,
Walter upper has just built new barn
-. ' y, = quo" Is a"oul 10 remove from the
H. nay "ard Ia'ih' la1eiy purchaser by
- , 49, PoIah'
Nv concert given fflday evening ny the
9lhEl"E Gus. uI''er inc uirectloh OF Miss
laur" ~ uIIey, was decided success. he
programme '"isi',o" Oh solos, duets trlos
P"'[lcueS anu choruseN, winch We're well
Ielu'Ied'
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WANTED.

When you want anything, advertise in
the new special column of this paper. Some
bargains are offered there this week which
it will pay you to read about. See page
seven. This paper has more than 2o,OOO
readers every week, and one cent word
will reach them all.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CADY,S FALLS.

Our village sent good delegation to the
library entertainment Wednesday evening
last at Morrsville. Mrs. :. Wood has teen
under the doctors care the past week.
Mrs +. X. Seaver is teaching class in
painting "A lyceum was held Tuesday
evening. Topic "Resoved, tn the demo-
cratic party is not responsible for the late
financial depression -
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the house Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. J. A.
BundY, Tor some time foreman at the foun-
dry. leaves that position and will he sue
creded 10y MI. Green of the machiust firm
OF Blanchard a Green. Mr. Blanchard viii
continue the business .-Rcv. Mr.. Donncll Of
johnson preached in the Congregational
church Sunday morning in exchange with
Rev. f. !. Sovmour.-in service conduct
cd by the Christian Endcator society at the
Congregational church Sunday evening Mr..
H. \. Slavton gave AN interesting account
Of his visit to the Holy Land.
o-o,.,-
~ d. henson mas moved t. his farm. a
le"-sus"r I"'l''al was heId at tne NosO
brah'n churcn saturday evening. \ al
lco pan VIII D. held at Nreeh Mountain
nm FRIDAY evening -. X. tale has tapped
:fVV sugar trees TINS spring Misses bertna
barroWa and SUSIE Blgelow are at home
from johnson Normal schopl-A donation
ana oyster supper VIII be held at the ve@try
o! the Methodist church Tuesday evening
March ", Tor the benefit OF lev. Mr.. Burn
ham.--A dry goods company has rented the
Iottle store on Main street and will
open March l2.-Don Lovejny of
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SOUTH STARkSBORO.

Miss Lucinda Peck, an old lady and a
town charge, died last Saturday of pneu-
monia and was buried Sunday.-lt is girl
at Joseph Beans that makes Joseph feel So
well; born March ll.-John Sears and fam
lily have retained 10 Middlcbury. E. :,
Follansbee has sold his tenement house that
Mr.. Sears moved out Of to Mrs Alice Mich
OILS. Consideration $500. She takes posses
sion soon.--Nr. John Swenor has moved on
70 D. II. OrYis, farm in Lincom..
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utensils.-lntherc porto of March meeting Ma
than Allen. ovcrseer of poor, and Jesse Bush
nell, constable, were left out by mistake
The funeral of Mr. Kennedy took
place in Burlington Monday. Several
persons united with the Congregational
church Smday.-The society of King 5
Daughters will meet at the Methodist church
parl1Ts Erilny
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VERMONT NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESS'S BROAD FIELD.

The Winoosl>i valley. Villages Up North,
Along OTTER Creek and by the shores of
White River Covered by Special Re
portcrs.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Nelson Rowley is very sick at the home Of
his son, Mr.. II. O. Rowlcy.--A b. and
Charles Nelson of Derby Line are in town,
the latter having entered the firm Of W.
II. Stiles a co. March Mrs. Edward
Tarbe, who was called to visit a sick broth
er in Poultney, is very i'll at the home of
Mrs. Coan of Hanover, y. H.-Misses Pratt
and Gale lady workers sent out 10y the Yer
mont Domestic Missionary society, came to
this place Friday last. They will hold meet
iugS in the Congregational church and in
the district school houses Their stay will
extend over four wceks.-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Domino
March 4,
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CORNWALL

Fanny youngest daughter Of Dr. and Mrs,
Franklin Bond. and wife of Burton Fuller.
died Friday, March g. after short illness.
leaving husband and an infant daughter.
The funeral was largely attended from her
late home Sunday, Rev. ), II. Barnum OIL
chatting. The third of a series of soc.als
given by the ladies will be held at the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. s. c. Parkhill Thursday
evening, March 1J.-Miss Gertrude Bond
and Mr. Calkns of Tonawanda, y. Y, are
to be united in marriage We needay, March
II
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| Services will be held i'll the Methodist
church next Sunday at o'clock Rev. Mr..
Atwell officiating.
ESSEX CENTER.
The board of school directors of Essex
met last Saturday and elected Rev. A. b.
Blake, superintendent. and VI. b. Leach,
clerk -Rev and Mrs H. Tenncy of Water
bury are visiting Rev l.. b. Tenney. Rev
l.. b. Tennov preached at the Congrega-
| tional church Sunday morning.--The clos
| ing exercises of the +. c. J. last Friday
| evening were quite good There were ~
speakers, all of whom did creditably. The
exercises were intrr,persed with music At
/ ter the exercises there was an oyster supper
| over 500 was taken. The spring term be
! gins March 20.
MILTON.
/ The funeral of Mrs Albert Lamb who
died Friday Of consumption, was held Mon
| day from the residence of Mrs. FaNOn, where
she lived She leaves a husband and SON
The funeral of Daniel O'Brien was held
| Sunday from his home, Rev. Mr.. Atkinson
officiating. The sixth entertainment in the
| Citizens Lecture course was given Tues
! day evening at Village hall, by a company
| of eight Jubilee singers. There was SER
vice at Trinity Mission church, Wednesday,
o+ + o',.Iocl. H., tl,o .ft.,,oon Ripo11o Eol
Iar, .cll Iii. rar,, 1ay, ,yool +, II A Tocl,.
.o, --l,rocl-o,. 0.,.,.,l ,nov,d last wool, into
rooms over the drug store OF Eugene Ian
don.--Mr. Morton moved from Mrs. Martha
Fullcrs house on Railroad street last week.
and Corey CasWcll Is moving in.-Iienry
| Bailey moved last week from H. II. Fullcr's
farm. and William Bailey moved on.-Mr.
II. O. Clark of Orange, y. j., is in town for
o-OoCr
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near lutuIo'-MIs, ie'uip ''m,iio u'u,"'e"
the marriage OF rI''N Il'tiS''''i ana Hil'i''u
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"oi"s n"' 'l' ,''hi III llul'liis lon ~, az, .oN
an ice Jam near Mr. Hildreth's last week.
lie water flled the cellar OF the Jone>Vllle
House and several otherS-lhe road ON the
north side OF the river at Jonesvllle was I'M
paSSable Tor two days .-''eorge Iown, eN-
postal clerk, has bought out the STOCK OF
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Mr, Charles Bent and son. Willie. are
visiting at Mr.. Ed. Bent's for few days
in Stockbridge Mrs Emily Wilson is quite
poorly with erysipeas Fred Wheeler is at
work in the tub shop for Mr.. Bucll.-Mrs
George Taylor is gaining.
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ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNES.

~ i.a.1.L ,.l.,,,,,,1r ,,,,-l,;,,rr tlo ior,olor
T., ,,Io.o hi. h,yi,,a.s II, tbo caso Of Rcnton
", T,,D,ia,. iafaro r,s+ico Mention and a
-. ~ nv II. 49, Co.. IT,, ,1oron,Iort
',', , ,,.as tol,o,, -,rbo Nv O,Ieons
ii,'ll';t, .,',,, 'ir,,, Ia,.,ro house WI
,,aiIa,. a,,,,i,,9 ~ tbo Wntb9dist chnrcb
I,nn'}. t,n,,t,.ass ~ B,linerto, ,,.os IN town
,I,i,,,,i,l,,, pa+o,. lior hos +oi,o, tbo farm
M,, l7isLar e., ,,ao,, ia
,t.,., .,.e,-;.,,, ,ho tru, 81 Nn,.oh
M, ,,,so 90 Cr,,o1i,o &c poro,ri boforo
r.,i,., ,ro,,1t,, l. oor+inuod +y,o ,.ooLs
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~ Tnttln and / " Grondnv for thn de.
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.4..,,,, driii IF RnSors G. Fityna},,irL fro,, If.
,,,,,ri,,,s last WOOL. To soriors Jo,nara
i'.nn NnCo,.t,.,s rn,, h,o4 ,,.os ,ls,, ,s,.,.io1
,juw'n .,rooT, can't Lewis nanio,s is f.
Lov.o do,o+ ro,, III. coal roor tho now
y.I'arf ,rhdrn his stoon,ers orn to lie fine
.,,,,;,,,r.,.,s,,, --Iv,lto,, Fri.hon of IVoI+hom
sni M. NIilIi.ort Vo,y4on If WI Farrir-
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ro, III ~ p Titns TLo h,.i,laI nresant, wa,e
,...r,,iJ,
Tua throo dovs r.,ch.,.., examination in
y,,.-,,,,ns r,, tbi. s,,rirn hvF H,s.
,.IriI, of Rristol conntv ,v3,nirnr viz
i.,L,. ,l,on ,rbr,..dnv Frijo, and SATURDAY.
III, IL M mi +; Mr. Morrison of
,Lr..,r Who bos recontI,. returned from
,I,o,, Australia ,vhorc bo has boar ox
t..,.i,e1,, ,,,,,,,-ol in tbn slonn business fo,,
shnan dcoI,r. in addison county will not
,,r,rn oooin Mrs Simondshos pronounced
h.,.t tr,ul1, and * in = critical state -
NIo.os Volt. long y nurse for ,Judrc c. n.
Stevens contennlo+c. 4 trim to Eurone for,
hi. ir,noi,,d bealtn Mr. Pocl, from fine
7,,,.. l,ctclor bospitol Rurliugton +okes
Mr. Vo+t's uI,co There i. n scarcity of
hnr.ns -o ront in tl,is CITY Tho foundation
i, L,ir.r loid for tho new dwelling. adjoining
tI,a residence Of Cant Tovi. Daniels -.Tonos
smith will bovo chnrre of tba farm of Mrs
Iouothou Wi1lmorth Addison fine onsnino
,oa,.
Monday morning Georqe Conner and
rlude Ru.seI and wife left for San Fran
cisco. CaI-Artcr long and painful illness
Orriu Alien farm nnnoo.r for Mr. Kim
no, died saturday morning aoed Ct veors
He leaves n wife ana six children.
n,na handsome Sroni.h mcriro sheen from
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CRITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

4 pair Of twin girls were born Wednes-
day to Mr.. and Mr.. W i. Johnson the
genial miller of EsseN.-Mr. Asa l. Powell
Of California is visiting in this vicinity -
Andrew Curry Of lIinesburgh was in town
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamln from
Montpelier, have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs Irving ChaSe.-Mi,s Finn from st
Adams and Miss Parker from Cambridge
have been spending a few days in town
visiting friends Miss emma Powell start
ed for California Friday morning, where
She expects to make her home with her I'M
Gle The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
@regationalist church met with Mrs. :. A.
Brownell Friday afternoon. About 80 were
present. About - attended II box social
given by the G. \. r.. at Colchester Friday
evening. A number of young people went
to Essex Centre Friday night to attend the
closing exercises of the Essex academy,
Miss Lizzie Allen, formerly from West
ford but recently from North Adams,
Mass, where She has been teaching. is the
guest of George Alen-Mr. and Mrs.
I.ucius Hazen from Middletown. Conn. were
guests of Edward Humphrey Sunday.
New Orleans jubilee singers gave n concert
mt Folsom hall Saturday evening to a good
house Mr.. and Mrs. +. 9. Perkins enter
tanned few of their friends at their home
Saturday evening The presiding elder, L..
o. Shcrburnc, of this district, was present
last Sunday evening and preached a very
interestin" sermon.