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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
AMERICANS UyJUsTLY FINED ~ MEXICO

San Francisco. Oct. 5-Sanford Robinson, an
American president OF the Champerico Railroad IN
Guatemala and NJ. j. pinol. agent OF the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company for Guatemala. who ar
rived here on the San Juan yesterday. are indignant
over the treatment they received at the hands Of
Mexican officials while In Acapulco. Both men
were arrested and cast in prison on charge OF
violating the Quarantine laws. and they were only
released after being compelled to pay fine OF 80
each and 10 sign statement to the effect that they
were satisfied with the arrangement. inc san Juan
had a clean bill Of health The captain had 10 pay
a fine of 800 for permitting the two PASSENGER 10
land The American consul protested against the
proceedings, but without avail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
VHTTE CAPS At WORK IN OHIO.

AN OLD MAN BRUTAILY BEATEN AND LEFT FOR
DEAD.
East Liverpool, Ohio, Oct. 5.-Thomas Humphreys,
a weak-minded old man, living in the eastern out
skirts OF East Liverpool taken from his house
last night by White Cap mob. terribly beaten and
left for dead Humphreys and his wife frequently
Quarrelled while under the influence of liquor. The
gang dragged the old man from his bed. clothed
only In his nightshirt. and in his bare ;eet
PEELED him TO walk to lonely spot. where they
beat him numerically and left him hanging by
his wrists from the limb OF n tree Humphreys
finally got loose ani went to n neighhoring pot
terry for assistance His head. shoulders and back
bear evidence OF the cruel treatment. and lis in
jures are serious. There is cew 20 mis-
Sailants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
BiyEs GOING orr or BUSINESS

Albany. oct. 5.-Mr Preston. superintendent OF
the State Banking Department. has been informed
that the East Side Bank. Of New York organized
In 1854 with capital Of 10000. and the Island
Bank Of Waddington. 81. Lawrence County. started
in 1894 with $1,000 capital. are 20 NJ into voluntary
.iqudation and that proceedings have been begun
. that end under the code Both State banks
Of discount and deposit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
rIFrr-oNE LIQCoR-DEALERS IN TRoUBLE.

St Joseph. Mo. oct 5-In the United states
Court yesterday nfty-one hquor-dealers pleaded
guilty to the charge Of not canccllng stamps on
liquor barrels they were greatly surprised when
thcy learned that the least punishment for the Of
fence was "A years imprisonment and fine OF $40.
The has suspended sentence in order 10 allow
them 10 appeal u President Ceve and for pardons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
AN IMPROvEMEyT COMPANY INSOLVENT

Seattle. Wash. Oct. 1.-THE oregon Improvement
Company extensive owner and operator Of
mines railroads and steamboat lines, is in the hands
OF receiver. Judge Hanford, Of the United States
District Court. made the appointment yesterday.
naming c. j. Smith receiver. upon application Of
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, OF New
York Mr. Smith who lives In Seattle. has for sew
eral years been the manager for the company. Ine
application for a receiver was based upon the ore
gon Improvement C0mpanys failure 70 pay the IN
terest due upon consolidated bonds due October l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
THREATENED WITH 4 WLIEh

East Liverpool Ohio. oct. "a comDihauo' oi
broken pumps and broken mains has Pu' "'"s,
Vile in imminent danger Of water FAMINE -"
manufactures in the town have been cut on -,
order 10 economize. throwing many Iheir incbas ~
emnlovmenf There are now only ten ihenr, h,,ao, "a
watep in The reservoir The city Is under pts
TO supply the engines OF the Cleyeanu a"s suit tor
hresch OF contract may follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
lRcHBrSHor coRRIGAy STARTS FOR MEXICO

Washington. oct. 5--Archbishop CorriGan. OF
New York. who has been I'm Washington attending
the meeting OF the Archbishops and the sessions Of
the Eucharistc Congress. has started for Mexico
to attend the dedication of a cathedral I'm honor Of
the Virgin OF Guadelupe at the latter place. Arch
bishop ChaDcllc Of Santa Ft, Will also attend Arch
bishop Corrgan will stop over day or two I'm New
oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
EI-GOVERTOR BEyERIDGE CRIIicAAAi nm

Sandwich. Ill.,. oct 5.-hx Governor Johh L. beV-
eridge is seriously III at the home OF MS p'o'heF'
near this city. The physicians In attendance CON
sder his recovery doubtful, If not mpossi@pe' @ ci
fornia in the hope Of improving his heaith ""o"
he was Frustrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
DAMAGE DONE By SURF At LOyG BRANCH

Long Branch y. j.. oct. 5.--A strong easterly
tide pounded the beach all night. and early this
morning the 20o-foot buikhead IN front OF the Car
doZo property gave way. y large piece Of the
blum tumbieI into the sea. carrying nifty feet OF the
ocean driveway. The damage done amounted to
5000 The bulkhcad constructed only two
months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
PROFESSOR COOK MEETS WITH MsHAP.

New-IIaven. oct 5.-Professor Albert s. Cook. the
head Of the English Department at Yale, broke one
OF his legs last night through fall from his bicycle.
The fracture has been reduced. but he will be CON
fined TO his house for several weeks Professor
Cooks classes VIII be divided among the other
ubseucC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06

CHA RGES AGAINST PITTSBURG OFFICIAL.
Pittsburg oct. 5.-Ths morning City Controller
Cour.ev and the sub Finance Committee N Councils.
now engaged in looking into the affairs OF the city
Attorneys office visited the Allegheny National
Bank to-day and William Montgomery, the cashier,
gave them Information mat ln,v.cs, ndu oees. 4-..I
on city money deposited In that bank TO W. H.
House the Assistant city Attorney. Montgomery
could not name the exact amount. but promised TO
give a detailed statement on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
KILLED BY BURSTING FLTWHEEL.
THE ACCIDENT ALSO LEAVES HOMESTEAD IN
DARKNESS

Homestead. Penn. oct By the bursting OF a
ny-wheel in the electrc-light plant this morning
tse engineer John Bowman. was crushed 10 ceath.
bowman was twcnty-seyen years Old ant un-
married He from Altoona two weeks ago.
Pieces OF the wheel were thrown three squares
away. The electro plant resumed operations last
night after an idleness OF three weeks on account
OF repairs II will require two weeks 20 repair tie
present damage. and for that time Homestead Will
he In darkness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06

SCHOOL BOARDS ANTITGARETTE ORDER
Lima Ohio OCT 5-The School Board has adopted
order prohibiting the use OF tobacco and cigarettes
among pupils Stringent measures will be resor,ed
to- tho practice has reached alarming proportions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
oIIITE A NOVELTY

ts the nfty-foot awning, In one piece. that shades
our. windows Novelties-we are introducers OF
them See our college vests. for instance. GEORGE
G, BENJAMIN, Broadway. cor 26th-st-Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
FOREIGN POLICIES.
GREAT BRITAINs PRESTIGE IN THE EAST
MATERIALLY STRENGTHENED.

THE CONTROVERSY OVER sTATE-ArDED SCHOOLS
TURKEY AND THE coNsTANTINoPLE RIOTS
THE MADAGASCAR ExPEDTrIoN-FLoUR-
TsHING TRADE PROsPEcTs-NEw BOOKS
Mr. GLADsToNEs FOREIGN JOUR-
NEY-MRs LANGTRY AND HER
TEST CAsE-TAXING CYCLISTS
IN YORKSHIRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06

DEFEATS HIS ENGLISH OPPONENTS IN THE 100
YARD AND acO-YARD DAsHEs. AND RUNS A
CLOSE SECOND IN THE 44oYARD RACE
LUYTENS HORAN AND LEVIN SAVE CAM
BRIDGE FROM UTTER DEFEATING
RECORDS BRoKEN-sOCIETY At
TENDS IN FORCE-DESCRIPTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06


The games were conducted on English lines
there being six officers ara four stewards. as fol-
lows
s,ewards-Cambridge: Montague sherman. OF OK
ford and Wendell Baker. OF Harvard Yale: Sher-
man Dav OF Yale. and G. ii. Sheriff. OF Yale.
Referee William b. Curtis. president OF the ANA
teur Athletic Union.
Judees-W. j. Oakley. OF oxford and G. G. Guy
Ter. OF Princeton.
Tmers-E J. Wendell OF Harvard, and Guy
Richards. OF COLUMBIA
starter Alexander Jordan. OF tho New-York Ath-
leilc CluA
w NJ Richards carried off the honors FOR Yale
I'm the running. He won pluckily In the lO0-yard
dash and in the l00-yard run. and he was beaten
only BY a fraction of "A second In the quartermie.
r. H. Cady and G. B. Hatch each scored one for
Yale at the hurdles W. o. Hlckok. the we'll
known Yale champion, Outclassed his English OPP
ponents In putting the shot and throwing the
hammer. while /. p. Sheldon and j. II. Thompson.
jr.. had some dlfncuity IN WHINING at lhe bTodd
and high jumps.
In the comparatively long-dstance runs the
Cambridge men won their only victories w. -
Iutyens i'm the mile and +. : HOran in the half
mile really had no men OF their class To compete
with and they won easily C. II. levin how
ever had all he could do 10 beat Richards In the
auarter-nlle. after Richards had won two pre-
vious contests 1t the opinion Of most OF
the spectators that Levin would have been beaten
II Richards had made his rush at the finish few
seconds earlier
ABOUT THE CUP AND MEDALS
The Cambridge-Yale cup and medals. prizes for
Yesterdays contests, were made by Tiffany &
Co. OF New-York The Int irrational University
Cup is Of classic form and stands twenty inches
high The broad ruffied acanthus leaves spring
up from the base and decorate the body of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
BURSTING OF A FLYWHEEL.
ONE MAN KILLED, OTHERS INJURED. AND
A BUILDING WRECKED.

TREMENDOUS FORCE OF THE EXPLosroN-iioBo-
KEN IN DARKNESS AND ELECTRIC CARS
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-20
Dress Goods.

Priestley Black Crepons at 81, 20 and 169. -
Priestley Wool Figures at soc, 81, l29, LA. l75
and 2.25.
Priestley Mohair Figures at 5Sc, 75c. 81, rs,
Priestley fine Wool serges so in. wide, at si.OO
1.19, 1.39 and LIS.
Priestey Waterproof Serges at 81 and IL.
Priestley Cravenettas at III 25 1.5O, 1.75 & 200.
Priestley Soleils at 81 so and LIS.
Priestley silk Warp Eudora Cloth at si.25, l.6c
and LA.
Priestley Silk Warp Henrettas at 81, 1.25, 1.5o
and 100,
In addition to the above we show complete
line of Priestley Novelties.
You will find the name of b. Priestley & Co.,
stamped on the selvedge every hve yards on all
goods made by them and they guarantee them M
are sole agents for the sale Of these goods for
Shiawassee county.
full line of all wool Dress Flannels 80 and ss
inches wide, all colors and black, at Csc.
All wool French Serge SO to 3s inches wide, all
coOrs and black, worth 35c, at Csc.
Heavy all wool French Serge 3S inches wide,
extra quality, all colors and black, at SOC.
Fine silk Finish Henrietta 40 inches wide, all
cOlors and black, at 45c.
Very fine silk finish Henrietta DC inches wide.
all colors and black, worth 81, at CSC.
Extra Fine French Serge, so inches wide, all
colors and black, worth Si.25, only &C.,
Fayetta Silks, make handsome house gowns,
street and evening dresses, at csc.
Don't think that we only carry high cost
goods. Fact Is our stock of low and medium
priced dress fabrics are very large, and prices ON
them are rock bottom
1900 Felt Shades mounted on spring rollers, sac
400 Cloth Shades 25c
$50 Cloth Shades, Fringed on spring rollers 29c
500 of the very best Oil Shades, mounted on
good spring rollers at 39c.
1--WE have all the standard colors of OIL Shade
Cloths In the following widths: 81, ~, 49, as, 5l,
"a and 81 inches.)
rs pairs new Derby Curtains in all combna-
tons of colors, at $500 per pair.
Also excellent values at $3.50. IS, SO and IS.
We are closing out all our Chenille Curtains
Ask to see them
Our stock of CARPETS for this season is the
most extensive we have ever shown. Our prices
are always lower equality considered) than can
be obtained anywhere else.
"The Osburn" Carpet Sweeper at $780,
"The New Osburn" Nickel Trimmed Carpet
Sweeper, the best In the world, at $3.50.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-20

The bicycle belonging to Elmer Knapp
which was stolen over week ago from the
front of w. e. Small's jewelry store, was
found under brush heap on the Gould
farm, east of the city Sunday. The rear
tire had burst and the thief had evidently
not cared to carry 1t further.
On Tuesday evening. Oct. LIST, Rev. Phil
lip Krohn, ID. d., of Chicago, will deliver
his lecture, "Some Great Generals whom l
have Known" at the Congregational church
in this city. This will be rare treat for
Owosso people and we have no doubt that a
large audience will greet DIR. Krohn, who
was on Gen. Thomas staff. Admission rs
cts, children Is cts.
Rev. j. M. Kerrldge was returned to the
First M. e. church and Rev. Q. e. Hill to
Asbury by the M. E. conference. This
action pleases the friends of both pastors in
this city. Other appointments in the Sagi-
nav district are: Bennington, VIM. II.
Lloyd; Chesaning, j. S. Joslin; Corunna,
w. M. Ward; Henderson, H. G. Kishpaugh;
Laingsburg, j. A. Rowe; Riverside, Owosso,
W. G. Nixon; Presiding elder, VIM. DAVE
Flint district: Bancroft. Fl. w. Wright;
Byron, W. W. Benson; Durand, X. A.
Cross; Judds' Corners, A. s. Tedman; Nor
rice, c. w. Barnum; New Lothrop, G. w.
Butler; Perry, T. p. Barnum; Vernon, j.
f. limerick. Rev. E. B. Bancroft was re-
turned to the Adrian church.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-20

l have bought up seventeen
or twenty of the largest peach
orchards in the State. Our
PEACHES this season are SO
large that many of them will
not 60 into a peck measure.
/ expect to get a new variety
this season, a kind that has no
pits in them. | may not get
them, but they will be dandies
if / do. Our customers, by
leaving their orders ahead, can
have them pared without extra
cost. | have my clerks do
this when they have nothing
else to do. They do it with
their teeth, and it only takes
an average clerk about ten
minutes to skin a bushel in
that manner. l have DR..
Hoyer fill their teeth, SO they
peel them very thin and waste
but little of the fruit. Now
don't buy any Peaches until
you have seen ours and got our
prices, for we can save you
money on your
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-20
Special Sales
ALL THIS WEEK.

One case Mems Natural Wool Underwear,
worth 75c, at SOC.
One case Mems Camels Hair Underwear,
worth 75c, at soc.
One case Mems Ribbed (fawn color) fine all
wool Underwear satin facings, not 81. so, but 81.
One case Mems Ribbed (fawn COLOR fine all
wool Underwear, sold the same identical goods
last season at $3.50 and could not get them fast
enough at that. This season only $500.
case Mems Fine Notified Double Fleeced IN
derwear, worth ST. while they last at 75c
30 doz. Mems Natural Wool Sox. 2 pair csc.
Ladies' 26-n. Fast Black Gloria Umbrellas
paragon frame, at 9sc.
Mems 2s-in. fast black Serge umbrellas, par
agon frame, at $780,
10 doz. Ladies. Bingham Aprons, (good size)
at13c.
25doz. Mems White Unlaundried Shirts, worth
zoe at 39c.
AllMen's,75c Laundrled Colored Shirts at SOC
All Mems SlOO Laundried Colored Shirts at TIC
All Mems 1850 Lalihdred Colored Shirts at liz
All our Ladies' Colored Silk Waists, former
price $3.50, only sl2s
Ladies' Chamois Gloves. white and colors, for
mer price Zoe and s1oO now 49c.
piurrltL hlu OONeS, COlOTS only, 1Orm-
or price, S100 now 59c
Ladies Coltskin Driving Gauntlets, tan shades
at S1.25.
Ladies' black Taffeta Gauntets, with soc at 25e
ostrich Feather Boas, at from $3.50 to 5000
each.
5000 yards all silk MORE Picot edge, Gros
Grain and Satin and Gros Grain Ribbon. Nos. 0,
IL and l6, all colors and black, at 1Oc yard.
Boys Brownie Overalls at doc.
200 White Cotton Bed Blankets At 4sc per pair.
200 Grey q :" q =" 4sc +" :"
Better goods at 75c, s1.O0, SI.25, $3.50, $500,
$3.50, $780, $780, $500 and up to $500 per pair.
1,50o Rolls nice clean. white Cotton Bats, q
for Csc
2,5oe Rolls lfull 10 OF. rols) perfectly clean
Bats, 3 for csc.
$500 Rolls, (full le OF. rolls) best Cotton Bats
put up, 11Isc perlb.
100 doz. Mems Silk Embroidered Suspenders
wire buckles. Saturday, September n, from
to and7 TO Up. m. ut &c
so doz. Mems SOC Suspenders (same hoursIs
23c.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-20
LET US SHOW YOU
A PLAN

Not a plan of a house, but the
house itself and a plan by which
you can buy on the most favorable
terms immaginable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-26
STATE NEWS.

The yarn mill OF Lyons brothers. fol-
the manufacture OF ysrn or thread Tor knit
ting mills, which is to be started 10 Ben
ninston next moth, will give employment
TO 80 or rs hands.
Mrs. Edith Carpenter Thom ~ OF Mil
vile, N. j.. the winner OF the Nv York
Hersld's 81 600 novel priza, ss niece OF
Chief Justice Ross OF 81 Johpsbury.
Btattleboro's building record for 1895
will show one OF the hsudsomett spgre
gates in recent yesrs, With total tIpen
diture Of between $500 900 and $500, 900
Mr.. lr. r. W,tmore, a promiueu, tea
estate agent Of SAP Angelo. Texas. has us
ed Cham berlsins Collie. Cboera aud Dlsr
rhoes Remedy 10 bis family Tor several
years 80 occasion required. and always
xitb perfect success He ssys | iud il
perfect cure for our baby when tloubled
With collie or dysspt ~ noW feel III
my outfit Is not COMP e vithouts bottle
OF this Remedy at L,m mr. ons trip away
from home For sale b, B,,lss & Sowle
Druggists.
10 the suit bronsltsgslu,t t.r Beau
ton Battle Monument al oeialion, IN H.,
iatere,,s OF Charles NJ Blss, & Gour.ai
william p Dillingham; as referee bst
rendered report against the bringiIs Ct
the snlt
The peW reservoir at Worthwhile OF 375.
600 gallons capacity broke suuisy ri. h,,
flooding the fields Iloos Potash brook
Charles l. Woodbury. Of Darlington vac
TIE eoGtrGci5r, sud guaranteed the lob. !
The break /. sbou, seventy feet vide and |
sGabo, be rep'ired uaiil spr.Bg The vii |
sse lss two smsller tesefToirs and hGsA I
limited supply Of eater
II lie DO email hobot sud tribute 10 Sen
'tor Morrill, lbs, IN spite OF bis IS yesrs
lie sh1sid be thought s,iIi able 10 oil the
Important posltiou Of ehsirmsu OF The s-B
tie eomnit.ss 90 sBoe WITH 1t. ersellnr
Iatiss.
The directors Of the Bsnsinslou sbd
Toodiori electric pilssy hsrs declared
. snrusl diVidepd OF "a per cent. They
leo decided before tie opening Of tie
eat season 10 ef'tni The line IRON Camp !
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-26

| Upon the ite,Ip, OF Salisbury ftply to
/ secretsr, Oluty's note, tust Eos lsnd De
eiiues 10 submit tie Ven,zu ttuodsry
qu siiou - stbnrs On. Pusidett Clt'e
land 81 ouee submitted ~ TO Congress sud
sfked tbbta rommistlou br rIpolntfd to
ascertain where the boundry ia % tie
face OF IL ths looked - though til, c,au
try had taken upon Itself the in,l drcis on
Of the question 10 di.puie That tLis
vas the Impression Is sbosn from the fact
that there Was lrest ,Icltemeut 90 both
sides oi The water and leelit < that war
mieut be likely to result E1ghsb people
beesn selling American securities, csusing
big drop 10 prices aud greatly dntuung
financial mstters
A little reflection, hoseVet, show. that
this is not the intention Of this govern
ment. The commission sre merely to
ascertain the facts 10 see whether there 10
any reasonable doubt 10 regard to tie
boundary, aud whether Ventzuels has any
case or not II it tiudS that there is doubt
then, very likely 1t may i6sist that the
question be submitted to arbitration, and
II England still refuses war may result
The basis Of the position Of this country
10 the Monroe dootrine. which has never
been clearly dCtoed and has never been
made a part OF the international law. An
extreme view sf ii Is that this country will
never interfere with European national
questions snd will never allow any Euro
pesn nation to iorcibly squire territory on
this continent.
We have taken this position 10 order 10
further the interests OF peace and safety
for the nations of the New World, inst as
European nations form alliances for mutu |
81 peace and safety. 1t seems 10 us that
the position Is "a ttroDg one and worth |
maintaining even at the cost Of war,
though we do not believe that war will re
suit 10 this Instance
England has been 10 the habit OF gisb |
bing territory from vesker nations IN ell |
quarters Of the globe, and has grown rich |
by this means Tbi. is notice to her
that she must not come on this side the
ocean to pursue the grabbing game.
Should war result England would suffer
much more than this country, especially
IN inaL cisl point OF view. The drst eli
Iect would be the cessation Of trade. No
imports from that counery would be re
celved and we should make our own goods
which We ought TO do now. They would
lot buy our farm products, but they
sould be consumed at home by those who
make the goods here.
1t would also form q strong alliance
among American nations, with the result
hat We would get the markets 10 othtr
American countries which EoRllud now
upplies. Looking st it from any point OF
lew England would have the worst OF it.
This country wishes only what is Just spd
light 10 the matter. Even II England has
good csim she ought to be willing 10
cave it ont 10 dlslnterested parties The
act thst she refuses to do 80 i1clines one
0 believe that her claim is not inst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-26

lts Pnsidebi's message 90 the yenezue
ia question ssss very great surprise 10
It., couttty from the fact that Il outlines .
loury So dlH rent from anything else OF
H., Ltud put forth by Cleveland. From
bel. to lsI 10 bis dealings with foreign
L.ri,t s, aud especially with Great Britain,
Ne tou aces farther than some Of the "jip
,or-
In change viii be sscribed by some to
Inutc lrstesd OF pslriotic motives spd
b u.ossumps, generally condemn his
,otr .. tot the great msiori,y OF The PEG
tls 'ab Democrats and Republicans
,us'sr im 10 bis position aud will aid
lin a. c rfylus 1t out,
I, tee ,nds us oi story told by our
i,i-ua + II OUis Of former Manchester
Nu,. sto tad been bitterly opposed TO
Pre- dat Jackson. bat xhen be threstsn
- 10 tsus John C. Calhoun for eneour.s
iue rtopls 10 disobey the laws be tIolsin
I'd. II hs'e .lssys hated old Jackson
sbuve srooui, bat, 10y The great torn
- COT, b. Is barlipg np the ush, tree
tn tine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-26

TIE hss lafk Joprnsl Of Com merce Q,
iims,ss tie sus net q Aneiicsn securitie.
ted 10 iouFsn caautriss At between s.
600 CO.. ON sai 81 coo 900 600. A c.Icu
ls'luu made trom the tIpofts ADD in port.
Il tbr L uaa std.s sinoe lsil would
,bos hsisaa~ 70. over $3.50 900 900
ss.iast fhs 1 a.e SLATE, O . to Jaus 80th
lslj. TAI, dass ct loetai- the b.l.pc,
ss.i ltt toe cgaa ~ pu1r 10 lsIi, OF .ny
ioefessc DC igftlgu holdings 10 THE eouu
Try 10 G.aaaff jAu eoald 90. th5w
tbtoush inFaits heI lpgris JLn uould
ise.aIe toe tu s's esftisd cat OF this
ooauttJ to ea.u BY taa8i,ts VI iiins Eufope
81 yell a. BY tie frmoral q wesIth,
Ansusahs, hEs Mr. Auor. 10 foreign coun
nies add tie marriage Of Anulean here.
zee 10 i0relga t0tlensb. Tins l.t
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