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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-01-03

No. 139.-AN ACT ENABLING THE TOWNS OF STOWE
AND CAMBRIDGE TO CLOSE PORTION OF A
HIGHWAY IN THE WINTER.
IS hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the Sate Of
Vermont:
SECTION 1t shall be lawful for the seecmen of the towns
of Stowe and Cambridge in the county of Lamoe close
portion of the highway between said through Smug
gler's Notch socalled in their Judgment shall be
qued for public travel and which cannot be kept open without
great and dspropoonae expense between the twentieth day
of November and the twentieth day of the following May in
each year.
Sec Said selecmen shall give notice of their intention
close such highway by publication in each of the newspapers
published in said county, three weeks successfully the last of
which publications shall be at least week before the
fixed therein for the closing Of such highway They shall also
make certificate setting forth their action giving the temn
of the portion closed and the time for which said portion
remain closed and the be recorded in the
clerks Offices in said towns at least ten days prior the date
fixed for closing said highway which publication and certificate
shall be made each year which proposed close any
of said highway.
SEQ. g. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November IL, 1894
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No. 14.-AN ACT LAYING A TAX ON BENNINGTON
COUNTY.
as hereby enacted By the General assembly Of tie State Of
Fe7nOnt:
SECTION There hereby assessed of three cents on
the dollar of the grand lists of A d. 1895 and of cents
the dollar of the grand lists of A. d. 1896 of the several towns
in the county of Bennington for the purpose paying the
dcbednes of said county, deyng current expenses repairing
the court house at Manchester and constructing placing
therein suitable cells steel cages for the keeping of prisoners
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No. 14o--AN ACT RELATING TO THE TERMS OF THE
COUNTY COURT IN THE COUNTY OF CHITTENDEN.
hereby enacted by the General assembly of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION The stated terms of the County Court in the
county of Chendn shall be the second Tuesday in March
and the second Tuesday in September.
Approved November - 1894
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sugar, and also containing list of its members With
office address Such pamphlets shall be distributed AM
dealers in and consumers of maple sugar the officer
association shall approve.
SEC f. The secretary of the association SHALL before
first day of December annually, make detailed statement
State Auditor Of receipts and expenditures of such association
which account shall be approved and countegned by the
urer and auditor Of the association
SEQ g. Ii in any appears the State Auditor that
part of such annual appropriation remains unexpended
has not been honestly udcouy expended he shall deduct
such amount from the next succeeding annual appropriations
SEC 8. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November Is, 1894
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No. 137--AN ACT TO PREVENT POLLUTION OF THE
WATERS OF THE MISSISQUOI RIVER
It's hereby enacted By the General assembly Of tile State Of
Vermont
SECTION L. person owning operating mill who SHALL by
himself his agent deposit suffer to be deposited any saw
dust shavings mill refuse the waters the Misssquo River
below the point where Main said River Rich
ford village of the tributaries of Msssquo River
entering between said Main the village of
Enosburgh Falls shall be fined less than twenty dollars nor
more than hundred dollars in the discretion the court
for each offence.
SEC @ This act shall take effect March LIST, 1896
Approved November 81, 1894
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No. 147.-AN ACT MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR
THE STATES PRISON

IS hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont
SECTION l. The of hirtyfve hundred dollars is hereby
appropriated for the States prison
Out of said appropriation the directors of the States prison.
with the advice the Governor their discretion purchase
the pasture recently bought by the said directors individual
capacity and dwelling place for the deputy super
ntendent the prison. for and in the the State
SEC 2 The expenses necessarily incurred carrying out the
provisions of this shall be paid of the fund hereby appro
paed and debts shall be contracted obligations Incurred
under this act in of said appropriation and all vouchers
shall be approved by the auditor accounts before orders on
said appropriation shall be drawn the State treasurer
SEC B. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November IL, 1894
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30
METROPOLIS MISCELLANY.

Mayor Twlss, the members of the city
Ellis, FIRE Chief Norman and Chief Of
attend the second annual convention of the
ment to be held in Cincinnati septem-
The Y. NJ. c. A. Cycle club will make
its regular weekly run TO Waldo park this
evening,
James Higgins and Jennie Gillespie
We're united in marriage Wednesday morn
ing by Rev. Father kuhls in the pres
ence of a large number OF friends at ST.
Mary's church. They will make this city
their future home
An Ice cream social will be given tonight
at the Pilgrim Congregational church, cor
ner of Seventh street and Reynolds ave
nue.. The social will take place under the
management of the ladies of the church
and pleasant time is assured.
Viola, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
5. Kelsey, died yesterday morning. Funeral
tomorrow afternoon. Rev. o. V. w. Chan
der Will have charge.
The regular meeting of the Silver Knights
will be held this evening, Instead of next
Tuesday evening, as has been announced.
Mrs. Lena Mason, the colored woman
evangelist, who recently closed tive weeks
campmeetlng at Kerr's park, preached at
the colored NJ. r.. church, ON Oakland
avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets,
last evening to a large audience.
Bertha Henderson. aged months. died
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30
THE BITTER BITTEN.
Mrs Brown Sent to Jail for Using Court
for Vengeance.

Yesterday was a day of interest in Jus
tlcc Hughes court. While there were only
Two cases on the docket. neither of which
We're OF great Importance, yet the result
or one OF the cases makes II rather in
terestlnE. About two weeks aGO Mrs. Sa-
ran t'rown caused q state, warrant to be
issued for Earl Smith and Frank Clark,
charging them with entic!ng her daughter,
Ida, tom home and taking her 10 a house
of i'll reputc on the Missouri side. They
were both arrested ana have been lying in
the county jail awaiting uial.
Yesterday the case was called before
Justice of the Peace Hughes. It appears
and did not want 10 prosecute the two de-
PENDANTS. When she took the witness
stand she testified that she had caused
the warrant TO he issued without any pos
tive evidence ana that she could not
swear to the charges preferred against
the defendants. Several other witnesses
were examined but the state failed to
committed by the defendants. II did not
require more than ten minutes to examine
the witnesses, after which both sides rested
their case.
Justice Hughes was dissatisfied with the
result of the case. He delivered a short
about Ming complaints in his court without
pruvocation, thus putting the county to an
expense for nothing. He sAd that he did
not want the public to use his court AS a
source 10 Wreak vengeance. The two de-
fendants were discharged ana the COM
planning witness, Mrs, Brown, held for
the costs on the grounds of malicious pros
and was committed to the county Jail
When she was being taken from the court
room 10 the jail her daughter laughed and
seemed to enjoy the proceedings.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30

Miss Georgia Woods and Miss Ella Law
renee of Moods Chapel, are the guests OF
Independence friends,
a marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Charles Freimeycr and Miss Lydia See
Yers. Both are from Jackson county.
H. NJ Davis and family arrived home yes
tcrday from st, Clair county, where they
have bene visiting.
Miss Josie Gregg, who has been spending
the summer months with relatives in this
city, viii leave to-day for Denver
Miss Jennie COngdOn, of Troy, n Y. is
the guest of Mrs. +, IL. Wood, North Main
street.
Miss Eta Mercer who has been the guest
of friends in clay county, has returned
home.
A public installation Of officers for the
United Brothers OF Friendship and Sisters
of the Mysterious Ten took place last night
at Alercer's hall. There was a large at
tendance of colored people,
Kenneth McKensle botaniSt of Kansas
City, was the guest Of Professor Frank
Bush yesterday A botanical tour was
made and number of rare plants found.
Workmen commenced to lay the flooring
of the Clinton block yesterday. The de-
sign was especially manufactured for Mr..
Clinton and is quite handsome in appear
anCe.
merry party of young people from In
dependence attended watermelon social
last night at the residence OF j, G. Ritter
The stopping Of the town clock has
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE SECOND
DISTRICT MEETS TODAY.
PROGRAMME OF THE SESSION.
A SUNRISE SERVICE PART or THE EN-
TERrAINMENT or DELEGATES.
A Woman Uses the Courts for the sake OF
Revenge and Gets Sent to JaiI-C Charges
Against Commissioner Perry-Notes
and Personals.
Up to Date

,e annual convention of the Second dis
trict of Kansas of the Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeayor will open at
the Central Christian church, corner of
Seventh street and Tauromec avenue, AT
7.45 o'clock this evening The Second dis
trct comprises five counties, Wyaudotte,
Leavenworth, johnson, jefferson and
Douglas, and more than 800 delegates are
expected at the convention, which will last
three days. including to-day, Saturday and
sunday. The local societies have made
complete arrangements for big meeting
and the various committees necessary to
care for the delegates have been appointed
by the LEGAL union of this city.
The opening of the convention at 7:45
this evening viii consist of a praise service,
to be led by Mr.. +, II. Clark of this city.
The address Of welcome. by w. 5. Hannah,
will be followed by the annual address by
the president of the district, Miss Anna
Murray. of Valley Falls The appointment
of committees Will follow and the evening 5
session will close with an address on
GOOD Citizenship by Rev II. .. Den
ham of the Central Christian church
Saturdays meeting will begin with a sun
rise prayer meeting. $3.50 o'clock a. m, at
the Seventh Street NJ. r., church. Dr. ). r.
Johnson, of Leayenworthi Will lead. The
reports OF the various district committees
VIII be made Saturday forenoon and va
rlous topics of interest 10 and concerning
the GhrIstiaIn EndeaNoT work
sunday VIII be wholly devoted to relig-
ious services This meeting viii be held az
the First Presbyterian church on Seventh
AStreet,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30
ARGENTINE. 4


Tho various divisions of the Central FRO
tcctivc Association of this vicinity VIII
hold u grand union picnic AT Reid's grove,
at MuuCie, kas. tomorrow There are
several divisions to participate in the Cclc-
hration. and large Attendance is assured
The Argentine division, No 30 VIII be out
In force, headed by the Argentine Cornct
band. a large platform for dancing has
been constructed at the grove, and tho
leaders in the celebration Will Sc" that
nothing necessary for successful gather
ing is omitted.
tcrday from Baxter Springs, kas, whore
he attended the g. a. II. Cncampment.
\ special meeting Of the -. y. K. Will be
held this evening at Burke g hail.
\ large number OF young people from
this city will attend the Bonner Springs
Methodist campmcetiug sunday
T.. g. Rahcock of Fort Smith, Ark, Is In
the city ON business.
The Womon's Baptist Missionary Society
will meet at that church at $50 o'clock
this afternoon.
Or c. L. Burke Will return to-day from
Manitou. col, whore he has been for
week.
Lewis Hanback, and wife are entertain.
ing their daughter, Mrs. u. Il. ober, of
Brooliield, Mo,
Mrs. j. w. Anderson and children are at
Nevada, Mo, visiting friends and relh-
tivcs,
charles vroom, an employe of the ma
chine shops of the Santa Fe, was over
come by heat Wednesday night, while at
work near q hot fire. He was taken to
his home In Riverview.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30
GRANTED 4 HEARING.


Arguments in the habeas corpus pro-
ccedings 10 secure the release from the
by Probate Judge j. T.. Angle Tomorrow.
Harris was arrested recently and ar
raigned before Justice Hughes on "A charge
Of asSaultlug the l0-year-old daughter OF
Lewis Johnson. Justice Hughes bound
Harris over TO the common pleas court,
and in default OF bond he was committed
10 the county jail 10 await trial in the
higher court, Yesterday morning, Attor-
cation to the probate judge for writ of
habeas corpus, but the court held that, in
asmuch as the judges of the district and
common pleas courts were in position TO
hear such arguments, the probate court
had no jurisdiction in the case, and the
court refused to hear the arguments then
Attorney Hale argued that the court was
bound by the state constitution TO hear
the ease, and that. I'm case of a decisive
refusal mandamus proceedings would be
begun against him. In the afternoon, after
a consideration of the case, the court re-
considered its former action and granted
the request for hearing,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30
TELEGKAPUIC BRIEFs.

Moscow, Aug. 29,-tlalf the town Of Yull-
huoff Smolensk containing about 500 iu-
hahitauts, has been destroyed by fire.
London, Aug. 29.-Four thousand adGi-
tlonal lahorars have Joined in the Dundee
mill workers strike. IL rs estimated that
fully 5000 persons are now idle because OF
Clinton, Ia. Aug. % Eight prisoners cs-
capped from the county jail last night by
drilling out Of the case and tearing n hole
in the ceiling. w. r. Stewart, accused of
burning the railroad depot at Lyons, was
the leader in the escape.
Washington, Aug, 2s.-A bulletin has
ing the production of lead for the first six
months of lh9l u shows that the total
production was 10000 tons of which SS0n0
Were Of dcsilverlzed lead, and 1900 tons
soft lead.
Guthrie O. Il, Aug, 29-(spectalD Mrs.
Edith Renherger was lodged in the fed
ducing liquor into the kaw reserva tion
and selling same to the Indians, making
eight women who are now United States
prisoners here.
Iron Mountain Mich, Aug. 29-John
knutson. was murdered by unknown par
ties ties on Main street street last night, The weapon
range, the ball entering back of the left
ear. knutson's money and other valua-
bles were untouched.
Danvile. H., Aug. GA serious accident
occurred on the Big Four railroad fourteen
miles west OF here. The rear trucks of
the freight car IN front of the caboose
slipped out. throwing the caboose of the
track and smashing it to pieces. Three
men We're badly injured.
Mexico city, Aug 29.--There were several
light shocks of earthquake yesterday ana
last night. The subterranean shocks con-
tinue at Piponet on the coast of OaNaca,
and the sea is violently disturbed al each
quake, and loud roarings are heard under
the water, frightening fishermen.
Culpepper, Va, Aug. 99.-The breeding
establishment AT Castleton, Va, OF Messrs.
James II. and +, T., Keene, was burned 10
the ground yesterday, \ number OF val
uable horses, including, the Imported Kai-
lierates and HybeTdad pcrshed in the
fiames The fires origin is unknown.
chllleothe' No. Aug, 29,-Cspecia0 Eu-
Chicago, Milwaukee y St. Paul railroad,
fell from the bridge across Grand river
near this city this afternoon, and was
drowned. The body has not been recoy-
cred HIS home, was between coburg and
l'ss,gSs' seheea' Kas., Aug. 29.-CspeciaD The
Republican county convention, held here
today, was the largest and most exciting
held in this county for years. I'D Isaac
son, treasurer Y. B, Fisher, register OF
Were renominated by aeclamation. Frank
NJ. Hartman, OF Centralia, Was nominated
for county clerk. and a. j. Murray, of
Seneca. for sheriff. The ticket IS a strong
one
st; s.; h9gls, No. Aug, "A special to the
says Henry Starr train and bank robber
George Wilson, murderer; Frank, John
ana Lon Shelley, Oklahoma despeTadoes
John and George Puerce. ,murderers, and
the United States grand jury for the muir
der of Jail Guard Larry keating, who was
killed July % by Cherokee Bill in an at
tempt to escape from Jail
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30

caused much unfayorable comment upon
the part of many rltiZens, who miss tht
convenience. Tho reason given by the
person having the same in charge Is 10 tho
effect that the delicate machinery needs
oVerhaulng, The cost OF repairing The
clock is estimated at $50.
The brick work on the Mccoy block was
commenced yesterday ana the large force
OF men employed will soon have the walls
ready for the roof. The opera house por-
ton OF the block viii Be pushed to compile
tou with the balance of the building and
suitably furnished. II is understood MIR.
James Noland viii be manager and will
place lrst-ClaSs attractions.
At a meeting OF the Commercial club last
night President II, ID, Writ was authorized
to appoint a committee of iyc to wait upon
the city council and urge speedy steps
toward sewering the city. lie appointed
Joseph Mccoy. Dr, j. NJ, Chaney. GeOrge
". Clinton, ii. 5, Burgin and a, j Hund-
schu. The club indorsed the action taken
by the citizens at the recent mass meeting
al the court house, The committee will
appear before the council next Tuesday
Miss Ida Watts died at the residence of
Mrs. Lucas, on North Spring street, last
night. Her death was caused by quick
consumption, She was - years OF age
Her father, who is travelling man, is in
the East.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30
CHARGES AGAINST PERRY.


United states Commissioner Arthur G.
Perry, of this city, Yesterday received a
letter from the clerk OF the United States
circuit court al Topeka. notifying him that
charges Of drunkenness and misconduct in
Judge Foster The letter told Perry that
he would have TO answer the charges or re-
sign. The date set for the hearing is Sep
tomber 10.
The United States commissioner proposes
TO fight the charges. He has employed At
torneys Henry McGrew and j. \. Hale to
appear before Judge Foster in his behalf.
Last evening he wrote letter to the clerk
of the United states court at Topeka. ask
ing him to forward q copy OF the charges
at once. The commissioner does not know
who filed the charges, but says he thinks
1t Is some iointkeeper who had been be-
without a government license.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30
Mntched Ono Another.

The occasion of Governor stones visit 10
Kansas city has caused an unusual stir
among the Democrats OF this city, who are
Interested in the night for supremacy, Yes
terIay the factions took turns in calling ON
the governor, each pelllSerent party desir-
her of faction would step off train the
other side would send "A trusted member to
Kansas CITY 70 have an audience We'd
nesday night the same game was gone
through with and the visitors TO the gov
ernor were closely watched Both sides
claimed victory yesterday as usual over
the local fight each claiming that the gov
eruor had sus tanned them as to their views
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30
TWO MEnriNus rAitrp.


In some manner Two ralls have been is
sued for meeting VI tho new Republican
who was chosen fcnp,r3ry chairman of Tho
committee az the convention, yesterday
sent out notices TO AN of tho members of
ing would he held tomorrow afternoon at
The armory az Fifth aud stat" avenue.
The members VIII an be there, when chair
man w. T.. Bauh1rt will be- re- elected for
the coming year. \ secretary and cNoru-
ilNe committee viii also be chosen
Ihe other call ISSUED real- as follows;
We, the Undersigned members OF tho
Republican county central committee, here
by request and call a meeting OF said com
O'Clock r. M, al tho nrmorv haU FOR tho
purpose OF electing officers and transactiuE
other business. Snguod hv Alex Addison.
duo. r. VI. liarnott, A. Cunning A. Ncs-
ton, Dick Rodgers and G. W. Hard.c"
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30
will get them later on.
PRICES FROM SECTION ?.

PRICES FROM SECTION 2.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Gauzc Vests cut to
2iac each
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests. tape In neck
and sleeves worth I2'ec, cut to &C..
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests. our Joe ones,
cut to &C..
Ladies' Black silk Mitts, worth si25 cut
TO 7oc.
Ladies' Black SILK Mitts worth oSc, cut
TO 59c.
Ladies' Cream and Tan Colored SIX
Mitts worth 6jc, cut 10 39r
Ladies' and Misses BLACK Tan and Cream
Colorcd Sllk Nltts. worth 35c, cut TO 100
Ladies' and Misses Tan Coiored slk
Mitts cut to ioc pair
Misses Black Hose, worth loc, cut to
&c pair
Misses Tan Hose cut from Csc to lSc pair
in sizes and So only
Ladies' Black and Tan Seamless Hose cut
to l0c pair.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30

The Calhoun circus will not he operated
under the direction Of the Judge Of the
court of common pleas Yesterday Judge
Anderson issued an order giving the owners
the privilege of taking back the circus pro-
Vidjng they would give bond in an
amount equal in value TO the property.
CahOon had not succeeded in securing the
bond last evening, but said that he would
be able to get 1t this morning. When he
complies with the order the court will dis
charge the receiver.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30

unique entertainment Is being arranged
for by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Y. NJ.
G. \. on the evenings of October TO- II and
- meetings Will be held at Union Club hall
on Minnesota avenue. About fifty young la
dies Will form military company and each
young lady will be dressed to represent
some particular line of business. The
merchants are nearly all favorable to the
plan and will aid the young ladies as much
as possible. y small admission fee will be
charged, to raise money to pay the debt Of
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30

Arranremonts are being made for a
grand celebration of Labor day next Mon
day.
John I. Schudrowit2, aged 81, and Carrie
NJ. Thompson, aged 10, We're married yes
terday hv Probate Judge Haun.
The weekly medal shoot of the Ieavcn-
worth Gun club will be held this after
noon.
Ex-Governor Thomas \. Osborn was a
guest nt the National yesterday,
quite a number of Lcavenworth people
are in attendance on the Methodist camp
meeting at Bonner Springs.
Rev. W. y. Page has returned from MS
summer trip in the East.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30

James Blowers, the young boy who was
convicted on the charge of burGlariHinp,
Bacon's. drug store in Riyervlow by a jury
in the district court IN March, is the first
at Hutchinson from this county He has
been staying with Warden Lynch at the
pententiary since March until yesterday,
when he was transferred to the new re-
a ~
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30

Mrs Mary Jane Greer, wife OF James
Greer. died yesterday morning at the fam
lly home 20 olive street, after a lingering
Illness.
Deceased was 5i years OF age, and besides
husband leaves seven children. The
funeral will be- held this morning. aud the
remains Will be Inferred In Green cemetery,
Platte county, Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30

erltecnth street, was thrown from "A buggy
Wednesday night and painfully injured
She sustained a broken collar bone, BE-
sides being badly bruised about the head
and shoulders Mrs Keller had started In
her buggy to take her husband home from
work, when a dog ran into the street and
bit the horse on the leg, causing the ami
NAL to run away. The injured woman was
attended by DR., Roberts, who said she was
ScriOuSlY iniurnl.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-30

a beautful souVenir has been issued by
committee Of the Industrial council and
Trades assembly, giving a programme OF
the Labor day exercises. The book con-
tains a great deal OF information concern
ing labor organizations. aside from the pro-
grammc, and the many pages of advertis-
ing matter Indicates that the merchants
was printed by the r.. Il. Calender Print
ing Company, of this city.