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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
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Mtr BADEN bpr &ur3em iiber ben elerloer
3uitanb unferer StraBen unb 8irgeritet3c
gef9rteben unb Bel Der @elegenbeit aub Die
Srage a%ufgeporfen, peBbalb in GbIcagp
feline 8er1u9e nit Settenpegen aus bart
gebrannten 3iegeliteinen gema9t peroen.
Sine tleine Strede Der Ga SaQezStraBe,
3pii9en @a16ineton= unb Mabi5onfraBe
1T pprtges Sriibiabr NIT 3iegelitetnen 5elegt
porben unb fe iiebt iebt nod re9t gut aus,
es ftnb ipenig l~1nebenbetten 81 bemerten anD
bic 1elbft bpn f9peren 5ubriperfen ptel be-
fabrene Gtrede 3eigt mod penig Nbnuburtg.
Mub- in Mtlipdufee Fat man iebt Dds grpertz
ment gen1abt, bod ber1priht man ii6 bort
ntAt btel babon. Sn -&o9eter, q. g., bat
man bor bret Sa6ren mebrere StraBen NIT
8adlteinen ~gepflaitert, bic ii9 aber ni6t be-
pd6rt babep. 9as pfla1ter 3eigt beutIiGc
Spuren BON NbnuBung unb lit itelentpetIe
a%errifen unb l09ertg.
SIS fommt eben ONES auf bic forgfGltige
l1nterldqe uro bic QualttGt Der 3ieqel1tetne
an. 9eb6alb 1T es falf9, BON Der nntdug>
li6feit bes 3iegelpflaters in Go4efter alf
bic untaugli9feit iegli9er pflaiterung nit
8ddfteinen iiberbaupt gu f6lieBen.
MeBbalb fo1ten ni9t 3tegel bon elmer
qefptFen 6Grte, bic leibt gu priifen 1T, ebenfo
bauerbaft fem, ipie pflaiterteine, unb bic
fen, tpegen tbrer glei9mdBigen 8rOBe, Die
Elm e%ealeres 2egen ermOglt9t, Dor3u5ie6en
1etn9
Ser mebernen Sebnif fam es ni9t f6ipsr
falen, bartes Pflai terungsmatertal 6erauz
itelen, bas benz @rantt unb anberem ndtiirz
1i6en @eitein por3u3teben 1T, nur muB Damn
betm 2egen fir cine fe1te l1nterlage geIor9t
perben; babel aber pirb am meiiten gefiinz
bigt, babel pirb ni6t Die n0tbige Sorgfalt
bertpenbet, babel tpirb ge19leubert uro gez
bubelt, benin bic 9ebre9en ent5ieben Ii9 BET
%ltebernabme Der Nrbeit ben 8liden uno :yez
ten erit na9 Mondten pber Sa6ren berhDr,
penn Der Contractor fem @elb ldngit in Der
Saf6e bat.
60 lange mir feline tii9tige @tabtpetipaIz
tung unb 5uOerldfiigen SnTpettoren baben,
perben mir au9 feline guten StraBen err
6alten, mag bds gflafterun9smatertdl an
unb fir ii3 audi NOD 10 gut iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
@etpealt@e er9e1 fiir st. 9eter.

Die pdpflt6en 8e6Drben in Gom iiberz
truqen o6ne 8ebenfen ben berii6mten prDte=
ftanttf9en Srgelbauern Walder unb So. gu
2ubpiqsburg in Mirttemberg ben 8au
elmer aeuen 9rgel fir bic angeTe6enite Stride
bes &at6oli5ismus, bic @anctzPetersz STRIDE
in &onr.
0ieTes iebt in 2~ubtpigsburg 3ur MbIenz
bunq f~ertiogeteQte mertpiirbige Srgelperf
miro 10 bef6rieben
8ef onbere REMEMBERING fir bie5e5 Eeue
Werf erregt bic @tgenart Der 8auanluge nno
Die CUR Musfii6rung gebra9ten Neusrungea
in Drqelte9nif9er unb mu1ifalif9er 8ez
aiebunq. Inn ben 8%ebiirfntien BEL grOBerer
firbli9en Soften gu geniigen, mar es i'm
ct. 8eter, BEL len ar6ttettontl@e, rGumli9e
unb afu1tif9en 8erbdltniKe Die Nuffelung
elmer etnaiqen, ent1pre9enb groBen SrJe!
nidt pobi geftatten, ldngit CUR Not6tpenotgz
felt qetporben, cine grDBere Srgel gu 6etom~
men. ote lie na6 Munf9 Da pber bort in Dem
oepaltiqen &arme DertDenoet tperben fOnnte.
5ie5e QIufoobe bat bic Sirma @dlder urn
60. qel0it, inbem ite Elm Srgelpert nit %
HeQiitern unb Neben3iigen eriteqte, b1s onf
einem feften e%iIernen, nit 3 &Gbern berfebez
men Sabr1tubG aufgebuut, BON etnem ~etn5igen
Mqnn, trob Der nt6t unbebeutenben 2ait
BON $500 &ilo, nit 2et4tigteit fortbeme5t
tperben fam.
Mu6 in tonli9er 8e3iebung biirfte bic
bduenbe 6irma ibrer &ufga6e boltommer
qere9t qeporben 1ein; 6ern NIT nrr 10 Him
oenben 5timmen bat 1te cine &raft unb Sonz
fiiue eraielt, tpte man tie fOnit nur bon gro>
hen Sraeln nit 4O-50 Sttmmen erpartet
nnb pie fe pobl faum n%irfungsponer ge=
bacht perben fqnn. s3pei Stentoritimmen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

6eute tritt Der 8oDfott in &raft, tpel6en
SDbereign, bas 9altpt Der uGitter Der Or
better, iiber bic Soften Der Decentralization
perbdngt bat.
ueber bieie ungebeuerli9e Narrbeit zines
BON @rDBentpabn befefenen NrbeiterfIDz
rers 1T 1einer 3eit biel Stnte perf3tteben
tpprben unb es pirb 1i9 in ben nSDiten Sa=
gen 3eigen, pie biele v&itter" Rem ~unfinnigen
@ebote Solge letiten nerSen. Mqerbtngs
BADEN Observation-Disclosures ni9t in alien Sal
len 2egaltenberz &raftI gta9 ben rebtbirten
8unbe5geieBen, photographer 5182 unb
$3.50, fotpie mad Der American and
English Encyclopedia of Law, 8anb
Is, 5eite 7O4, iihb fte gefeb1t6es 3ablunqsz
mittel fir Stetern, fir Dffentli9e 2dn6ez
reien, unb ale anoeren Observation-Disclosures
qeqen bic Ser Staaten, nur ni6t BEL 8ez
3ablung Der 3Dae. Mu9 1inb 1ie uleqal
TENDER" fir ale DISQUALIFICATION Der Ser.
Staten, iotpie fir 3ablung sperpfli@tungen
ben 9tattonalbdnfen gegeniiber.
Mrbetter brdu6en ba6er, fpenn Tte nint
bo1en, bel @us3ublung Der 20bne g1atioz
nalbanfnoten ni9t an3une6men, ob fie aber
bur6 cine fol9e bDaig unbegriinbete, ia
g~erabe5u ld@erli9e Discrimination qeoen elm
paptergelo, bas eigentli9 + i6erert 1T o[s
9reenbads, S9abamtsnoten pber @ilberz
certificate, ni9t ben @tnbrud profeKioneQer
Stdnterer berborrufen unb ben lebten Hefi
pom Spmpatbte peri4er3en, Die i6nen bag
Yubtitum lange 3eit entgegengebra6t bat
tit etneN anbere Srage.
So4 penn ftets ein @treit bonn 3:aune
gebro9er tperben2 &0nnen BENIN }pIchf
9roB9an1e ipte @oberetgn fem 8ierteGia61
leben, qbne unrube gu FIFTEEN? Ote g2atio=
1tdlba9tnoten iinb bur9 8unbespblioationer
pou1tdnot9 fi4ergeiteut; 1eGbf tpenn eirf
Sanf faltrt, erletoen tire iml1mlauf befinb=
ltd3ea Jtoten feline @inbuBe; ieber Mrbeiter
Der tn1t Observation-Disclosures abqelobnt pirb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

0te 560ne @tabt SOS angeles in
Siib : @alifornien tpirO beinube gang Dpn
bort6in gepanberten Gepublifanern aus ben
Neuenqlanb4Sta aten be6errI9 oft. Mu9 hte
meiiten bortigen 9eutf4en baGten our repub=
Gifunif9en partei. Die ganfeez& epublifaz
ner baIelbit ftnb arge Nutioiften. 9as Ors
qan Der 9eutT9en, bic BON Nuguit 8Ddlin
rebi9irte r9ermania" tpeist aber na6Oriid=
li6 6arauf bin, OaB Die mebr ais %fiinftaufenb
beut16en @timmgeber in StuOt unb Gountp
bur9aus nidt gefonnen fino, it9 Die 3uriidz
feBunq in Der Stabtz unO Gountb=8 ern1lz
tung ldnger gefaqen gu laifen. CD it's re9t!
eSn bieier Nrt muB man nit &nptpnptbings
fprebn. l1nb in btefem @eiite muB man
nDthiaen Sails ge9en lie Aanbelr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

fam bieiel6en in jebem@ef9dfte obne 4b3uq
log tperben; iie fino Ooatpertbig, ie finb 10
gut, ME Sob.
Sopereign 1T Elm @tGnterer. @eil er
gerabe fetnen @treif bonn 3aune bre9er
tan1r, min er ft9 nit Dem 8opfott Der Natioz
nalbdntnoten in's @erebe Der 2eute bringen.
@s 1T Dag ungliid Der Mrbeiter, tpie es bas
ungliid Der 5iiriten getpefen 1T unO nod
TT, baB ibre 8eratber 3umeiit S9ufte itnb,
Die nur an ii9 felber benten. Popberlp
mar f9on f9ltmm genug, aber er mar bO9
3ebnmal better, als iein Na4folger
Soperetgn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

Infer beutf9er @rzStaatszS 6ulzS Super
intenbent, 9err 6einri9 &aab, bat fih cntz
f9lofIen, einen ldn9eren @ufent6alt III alten
8aterlanbe a1 nebmen unb ptrb an 7. b.
Mts. auf Der nPboenicia" fi4 bort6ln elm
f6iffen. 3unGAf pirb er in Srartfurt
a. so. 9uartter nebmen, tpo fein SDbn, 9err
Or. Mlfreb Gaab, anfdifig lit. Gr ipirb
bur9 bic 9palten bieier 3ettung nit Iejnen
SFreurben unb benz 9eutf9tbum Deg 2dnbss
in 8erbinbung unb Siiblung bleiben. Oies
fen 9an3en Sommer bat er mod ben Sonlmer<
f6ulen fir 2e6rer in berf9tebenen Counties
bieIes Staates feline S9dtigteit geptbinet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
fir SaugIinge und Kinder.

fir SaugIinge und Kinder.
Castoria bef6rdert yerdauung
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfdrg,
Magensaure, Diarrhoe und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesuEd
erhalten und sein Schlaf natir1ich.
Castoria entha1t weder Morph;n noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
"Castoria empfehle 1ch, we'll es elm guteS
Mittel fir Kinder tst und besser ais allie ande.
rem, die ich kenne.' FL. A. @ M. D..
Ill South Oxford St., Brooklyn. N. Y.
scSeit mehreren Jahren habe ich fCaStor1a'
empfohlen und verde damit fortfahren, da es
regelmassig gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN F. ARDEE M. D..
1876. st. und z, Ave-, New York City,
stAus eigener Erfahrung und Beobachtung
kann ich sagen, dass Castoria cine treff1iche
Medizin fir Kinder ist, da eS abfuhrend wirkt
und die game Constitution durch heilsame
Wirkung auf die Eingewelde aufrecht erhalt.
Viele Mutter haben mir erzahlt, vie ausge-
Zeichnet es 1hren Kindern bekommt."
De. G. @. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
THE ENTAUR COMPANY, " Murray Street, NY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
enadbenltd1e autnota @taata-Bettnts, aettt4und, 4. eeptentber 1895.

no6 Der 5irma eigenfter Contribution unO
S~ntonatton geben benz Doaen Werf cine FUR
bic porbanbene @timmen3abl ungetpDbnlt4e
&raft, obne inbeB ben Slang Der Wftrturen
unb Srompeten in ben S4atten gu felen
ober gar unangene6m gu tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04

SlC JLCQlCL ullN Jul uuS D(Il SIoNtN '
@ratbe bo Sul Na@ri6ten beunru9igenoer
Natur er6alten. SIS lit nGnlt9 DON bort
bert9tet norben, baB S9aaren bon Heop@
l1tionGren in bebe1tenber 9tGrfe it6 gemet=
gert baben, bic @affen nieber3ulegen.
@ine groBe Nn5abl bie1er Sniurgenter1
bat beretts ertldrt, baB tie ben &f pie@
Der aufnebmen min, neil fe nit ben Sc
~bingrngen bes fiir3li9 ongenommenen Srte@
bensbertrages ni9t 5ufrieben 1T; oiefe 2eute
baben iib in GROCER Stdrte in Der NG1e BON
Yelptas g%elagert.
IS beiBt, bab bic &egierung beabfi@tigt,
mebrere feetii6tige, f4nelIgebenoe 5orpeSoz
b0te in @enua in Stalten 81 beitellen.
Mus Nrgenttnien tpirD ~gemel0et, Dab 1t9
Elm 8ean1ter bon bort bemnd9ft na6 ben
Ser. Staaten begeben pirb, I'M Tdmmtltbe
Sobriten, in pel9en &riegsmaterial angez
fertigt nirb, gu befu9en.
Die Probin5 2ojap in @cuabor, bat it3
p6ne Miberfta nb ben Sruppen beg @ensz
rals Mlfaro ergeben. Serner tpirb beri1z
tet, baB Mlfaro's Sieg Elm bolitdnDiger 1T,
unb baB Der 8rieg in Ecuador tbatlddlt0
als beenbet betra9tet perben fam. @S lit
jebp9 mDglih baB Elm S6eil Der Jte9iez
rungstruppen, pel9e It9 IN Der prDptn5
@orbt gefammelt baben. berfu6en ipirb,
Mfaro in Quito an3ugretfen. Sn bielcm
Safe nGre dber cine Nieberlage unberz
metbli6, penn Colombia ni3t Der partei
in Quttp at Silfe fdme.
Brdftoent Carp bon Colombia bat iebo9
amtli9 ertldrt, OaB er neutral bleiben fpirD,
10 LANCE General Nlfaro nt9ts 3u @uniten
Der 2tberalen in Colombia unternimmt uno
nt3t Der u9t, Die &egierung bes prGitbenz
ten 81 19pd9en.
8epunberer beS prG10enten bon 8raitz
lien BADEN beI9loRen, bemIelben als ebrenoe
@nerfennung ietner 8er6tenfte UNI 6eriteIz
lung oeS 5rteoens in Eio 9ranoe, eth 9ans
81 f6enfen.
Die Yflanaer BEL 8ocas bel Soro ldiiell
lieber Die 8ananen an ben 8dumen Derfans
len, als baB ie Die Sriibte fir ben Nefp
Oorfer Warft gu ben ibnen BON ben oort!gen
Sdufern gebotenen Breifen b~erfaufer.
@us Guatemala pirb beri9tet, DaB I'M
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

The census report covering the
statistics of churches, which has just
come from the press, contains some
interesting facts. 1t is an elaborate
work of more than 500 pages, with
colored maps showing the extent of
the various organized religious bodies
in the various states.
There are 142 distinct denomina-
tions in the United States, besides in
dependent churches and miscellane-
Gus congregations. The total number
of communicates of all denominations
is 2O,612, ,806, who belong to 167 ,177
organizations of congregations. These
congregations have 142, ,521 edifices,
which have sittings for 43, ,564, 1868 per-
sons. The value of all church proper
ty used exclusively for purposes of
worship is s679, $50, ,136. There are H.
O36 regular ministers, not including
lay preachers.
There are five bodies which have
more than 1000, 900 communicates in
round numbers as follows: Catholic,
$3.50 900; Methodist, 10000, 900; Bap-
tist 8, ,725 200, 900; Presbyterian, 1 ,2s0, :
332; Lutheran, 1870, 900; Protestant
| Episcopal $4,000.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

The restoration of the gold fund to
it's old place above the 500, 900, 900
line makes the Treasury stronger
than it has been at any time before
since April, 1898. Several times since
then, through bond sales and other
causes, that mark was exceeded, but
this was only for a few days, and was
expected at the time to be only tenn
porary. At present, too, bond sale
is responsible for the increase, but the
conditions indicate that this time the
advance will be maintained. The
bond syndicate which checked the
gold outflow from the Treasury last
February and which has been sending
the reserve steadily upward by its
gold payments ever since, will, by its
contract, continue its task until Oc-
tober. 1t is safe to say that by that
month the merchandise exports and
the business Improvement will have
started gold importation, and then
the Treasury will be able to take care
of itself.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

Advices from China say that the an
I'll missionary riots in the Szechuan
province occupy the exclusive atten-
ton of foreigners. Many deaths are
reported, chiefly of natives and Ro-
man Catholics. The loss to property
is estimated at S5,OOO,O 900 in the city
of Cheng Tu alone. The French mis-
sion, established for $50 years and
claiming 900 converts, and all four
Protestant missions were destroyed.
The missionaries, including several
ladies, are in extreme danger. No
communication is possible with the
victims, from Pekin. Copies of docu-
ments against the missionaries sign
ed by Ii Hung Chang or his subordi-
mates are now in possession of the
foreign ministers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08
Estate of George A. Bill
of Albany.

STATE OF VERMONT, ORLEANS DISTRICT,
- SIS. In Probate Court, held at Newport
in said district, on the 29th day of June,
A. D. 1895.
E. L. Hastings. Executor OF the
estate George A. Bill, late of Albany,
in said District deceased, presents his
administration account for examination and
allowance, and makes application for decree
of distribution and partition of the estate of
said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court,
that said account and said application be re-
ferred to a session thereof, to be held at the
Office of B. F. d. Carpenter, in Barton
Landing, in said district, on the 18th day
day of July, A. ID. 1895, at one O'Clock in
the afternoon for hearing and decision
thereon:
And. it is further ordered that notice
hereof be given to all persons interested, by
publication of the same three weeks success
lively in the Orleans County Monitor, a news
paper published at Barton previous to said
time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear at said TIME and place, and show
cause, if any they may have, why said account
should not be allowed, and such decree made.
By the Court-Attest.
1928 f. E. ALFRED, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

The introduction of metallic yarns
is a new device of the carpet makers
to secure greater durability in the
goods. The yarn or thread is coated
with a non oxidizable metal. The
composition for coating is composed
of aluminium, boraX, alum, litharge
and wax. These are melted and the
thread is drawn through the liquid
mass, taking on in the process what
seems to be metal coating. The
threads, drawn in at certain intervals,
are said to add to the beauty and dur
ability of the fabric.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

For thirtytw years the memory of
the man John Bufor d, who on his own
responsibility opened the Gettysburgh
fight, has waited for a monument
while every private of New York and
Pennsylvania and a majority of other
commonwealths has received his
marble need in regimental or State
memo orials. At the base of the new
shaft, on Monday dedicated, is the
historic 'efiirst gum fired in the most
memorable conflict of modern times
and not spiked till Buford's little
force of horse was swept away in the
torrent of rebel foot that rolled over
Seminary Ridge. So crowded is the
Union pantheon that the worthiest
must sometimes be forgot. Let us be
glad that this bold trooper at last
has found his niche.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

gents intend to form a full govern
ment and to ask recognition by the
United States. The massacre of the
guerrillas by the insurgents provoked
an attack on the rebel camp at Alta
Gracia, in which nineteen men were
killed. A band of forty rebels was
surprised at Santa Clara, but new ac-
cessions have made good these slight
losses. Gen. Gomez has invaded the
province of Las Villas with 5000 men
and intends to hold the ground. Gu
bans in America are in full sympathy
with their countrymen in the island,
and have faith in the final success of
the uprising.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

The cry is reiterated that there are
too many divorces in Vermont. Well,
there are too many hasty marriages,
and the conditions for obtaining di-
vorces are so favorable that the good
old fashioned notion of marriage as a
union to be dissolved only by death is
getting obsolete. The modern view
of it as an experiment somehow does
not work very satisfactorily and re-
turn to the old belief might help So
ciety.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

Some of the most Jealous protec-
tionists in Canada are Englishmen,
Scotchmen, and Irishmen who when
at home were staunch free traders.
When they came to Canada they
found that they as business men were
under very different conditions, and
they lost no time in adopting a trade
policy which in their opinion was best
suited to those conditions. France
and the United States have grown
rich and powerful under the protec-
tive system. 1t is very doubtful if
they would be as rich and powerful
as they are to-day if they had adopt
ed free trade policy.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08
|RLEANS COUNTY MONITOR.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
& = O. II. q L A K e.
BARTON, VT.

TERMS-WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
j so YEAR. If not paid in advance $500 a
'ear. Subscribers living outside of Orleans
. Caledonia Counties, $1.75 per year.
Keep subscriptions in advance. Remit by
|ost Office Order, Registered Letter, or Draft.
Watch the label on your paper, and see that
|oUr credit IS right. If not correct send the
honey to make it so, or notify us of error by
|ostdI card.
In asking for change of address, always
Fate where your paper is sent.
Rates of Advertising made known on ap-
|lication. All cuts must have metal body.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

Senators Jones, Harris, and Turpie,
who were the leading spirits in the
Memphis free silver convention have
issued a call for convention of Dem
the purpose of organizing a national
free silver movement. 1t is presum-
able that these Democratic moguls
neglected to consult Grover Cleve-
land with reference to this enterpris-
ing move
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

Treasury officials have given out
statement of the results of the fiscal
year which ended on June 80, but in
telligent comment on the figures is
difficult to make for the reason that
they are not complete. 1t appears
that the receipts from customs this
year amounted to 1852, ,749 ,405, as
against $131, ,81S, $50 last year and as
against $203, ,355, OH for the fiscal year
ending in June, 1898, which was the
last year of the Harrison Adminstra-
ton. The increase of customs re-
ceipts this year over last year amount
ed to just about the sum of the sugar
tax. The internal revenue receipts
this year were S143, ,567 ,464, as against
$147,111 ,233 in 1894 and as against
S161 ,027 ,623 in 1898. The receipts
from sundry sources this year were
SIC, 1898, ,267. Last year they were S1S,-
792, ,256, and the year before they were
$21 ,436, ,9ss. This is an incomplete
showing. The postal receipts are
absent and what they are going to be
has OF been Indicated by official COM
munication beyond the fact that they
will be disappointing. Nothing is more
illustrative of the condition of the
country, nothing tells the story of
prosperity or the reverse so plainly
as the receipts and disbursements in
the Post Office Department. With
in the last twenty six years the rev.
enue of the Post Office department
has increased from s1s, 100000 to $75,-
100000. Only twice in all that time,
until the Government became COM
ure to increase the postal revenue
year by year.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

A riot occurred in East Boston July
4th, on account of the marching of a
procession in which was drawn a
small red school house, as thing
typical of American civilization.
This inf1amed the Catholic and anti
A. P. A. elements, and an effort was
made to stop the procession. One
man was killed and several wounded.
If the time has come in this country
when it is impossible to parade the
street, carrying the stars and stripes
or any banner as peaceful emblem
it is time to ask the question why it
cannot be done.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

Lord Rosebery's Ministry form ally
resigned on the 29th of June, by going
to Windsor where they were received
by Queen Victoria and surrendered
into her hands their seals of office.
Several of the number have since re-
ceived new titles and honors at her
Majesty's hands, as is customary on
such occasions.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08

The annual boat race between Har-
ward and Yale took place on the
Thames last Friday. 1t was the same
old story of Yale victorious and Har-
ward defeated. Yale made the four
miles in 1.30, and Harvard 22.05. This
was Yale's fourth consecutive victory
and her eigth in nine years. This year
Yale has been victorious over Har-
ward in every branch of athletics. The
contest Friday was witnessed by 80,
600 people.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-08
AMERICA At KEEL.

There seems to be no doubt that
America quite bore away the honors
of the Kiel naval demonstration.
There were other countries which
were represented there by more ships
and ships which were heavier and
larger, but for an admirable even ex
cellence and all l-around efficiency and
especially for superb qualities of
speed it seems to haYe been admitted
that the squadron of the United States
was far and away ahead Of all COM
petitors.
When Admiral Kirkland's vessels
were announced the Journal intimat-
ed that the American people would
have no cause to be ashamed of their
contribution to this most splendid
naval pageant of the century. From
first to last the four white cruisers
flying the Stars and Stripes have been
indeed the observed of all observers,
and their officers have received the
most fattering attention from their
comrades of the foreign service.
Emperor William, not content with
making his formal visit of ceremony,
returned again and again to the New
York, the American ships being the
only ones which were given by him
more than the single cursory inspec
ton. By his orders, his qualification
at what he saw was signified to the
Navy Department through the Ger
man Ambassador in Washington. Ex
Secretary Tracy, who was present at
the review throughout all the ma
neuvres, sends this pleasant message
of congratulation to his fellow
countrymen;
E'I have heard upon all sides that
the American ships made the best
impression, SO far as the appearance
of the ships is concerned. The con-
sensus of opinion is that the New
York is the best of her class, having
heavier armament and being faster
and more economical in the con-
sumption of coal. In the opinion of
German experts, she outclassed the
British cruiser Blenheim and her sis
ter ship the Blake. Everybody de-
clared, however, that the San Fran
cisco was the most elaborately
furnished and best officered ship of
her class, though the Columbia was
perhaps the most admired. But no
other vessel of her class was present"
All this means that the United
States has recovered her old position
among the first half dozen naval
Powers,of the world-not, it is true,
rivaling the others in the mere num-
ber of ships, guns and men, but sur
passing them, ship for ship, gun for
gun, and man for man, in point of
warlike effectiv