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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

soUIlGAnpros, Aug. l3.-Ths Nj.
Rgara, Audrey, Luna gnd lsolde start.
ed this morning over tho tsms couT,o
as yesterday, from CalshOt castle, In
the race under tho auspices OF the
Castle Yacat cluU. Tue course IL
twenty-five miles. The Niagara got
the lead at no start.
The Niagara won; Audrey and
Luna finished second anu third 10.
spectiyoly.
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MADRID, Aug. l3,-At tue meeting
OF cabinet ministers today, II was de.
cided 10 pay the Mora claim In a lump
sum In September, with interesi. The
Mora claim was for about 81 900, 900
and interest amounting ~ about $500.
900. IL grew out Of tho c0nhsca,lon OF
tho Cuban estate OF Mora a natural
lied Citizen Of tho United states. Sec
retaIy Olney vigorously pressed the
claim on the Spanish government snd
insisted on an early settlement.
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wnITE.rArs AND NEGROES.
The Coi0rsd People Appeal to white
Citizens Tor Protection,

PARIS, Tex Aug. Ian old ne
gro woman named Stephens arrived
mere this morning from near Pacio, Ia
are alleged 10 be holding carnival,
She states that on Saturday rnorning
her ron was awakened about 4 O'Clock,
called TO the door ami shot down by
tue white-caps. The ten days notice
given him had just expired, nnd he
wss prevented from fleeing with the
wholesale exodus OF negroes from that
section, on account OF his growing
crops and home, which would have
basn placed In Jeopardy. His name
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Lss.sa sIeIc. rnph Linr

MINSEArOLis, Aug. l3.-Tho North
American Telegraph company, tie
northwestern ally ~ the Postal, has
leased the lines Of the BOO Telegraph
company, extending along the Zoo
railway ana connecting with the
Canadian Pacific lines. This gives
the North American entrance into
Winuepeg aud brings II other adyaH-
tnguH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

Tho 10y Rcturus win uueh More
TITAN lie Went For.


THAN lie Went Tor.
wiLMoT. i. d.. Aug i3.-Charles
IL. Wright, son OF Lambert Wright,
who was sent on hn errand by his
f.epmother twenty years ago, and WHO
had not been heard OF from that Jay,
fc urned last night to his fathut's
home, bringing with him the article
no had been sent TO gVt, together with
a wife aud four children. When tho
boy went away tho Wright family was
living NJ Fox Lake, Wis. Charles was
ordered by his stepnoihcr 10 go TO the
store. The boy was displcasud aud
instead Of going, LETT town. A few
years later, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright re-.
moved here, whore they own large
farm. In ihe meantime the boy had
gone TO Monticello, Mimi, whore he
ia the course OF time married ana raised
n family. A few days ngO he lenrned
that hts father was living hero and
came on visit. Before going to the
houto he went TO "a store aud bought
the article he wns sent for iwonty
years ago and armed with this, anu
followed by his family, marched In ON
the old people
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Decision Against - Rant.

CISCINNATi, Aug. 10. 90 Judge
O'Nuii IrndeTod n decision today that
the Commercial bank had boon in.ol.
vent months before II closed, aud that
all drposltors who could Identity their
money would receive the same. The
court holde further that the bank was
unlswiully conducted aud the officers
are liable for violation OF the laws and
the stockholders for the lOsses.
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nu,, Not nuJ innt rrop.,,,.

NEW York, Aug. rs. 60 Just Ice
O'Brieu, In tue gupremyiu0uTt today
handed down a dcclOlon denying the
motion for M Injunction TO restrain
tho reorganization committees OF tue
Disabling ana Cattle Feeding COM
pAny purchasing or acquiring the prop
cry OF the trust, advertised to BIO sold
tomorrow.
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WIN Apps.i co Cenrr....

NISITA, /. T., Aug. l3.-Chrsokee
claimant inhabitants arc gathering
here for n meeting to take action 10
secure full legal rights In the nation.
They claim that the Cherokee nation
has long refused 10 give justice to them
rs provided by past treaties, and they
propose 10 appeal TO Congress and the
courts for redress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
CRIMINAL RECORD.
oas Wlthout Parallel Even In indian
Territory.

FORT SMITH, Ark, Aug. l3.-Ruius
Buck, Samuel samson, MuoA Judy,
Lucky Davis and Albert stake were
loIstd IN the United States jail here
To-Day. All are young men who have
boz the past ten uRys made criminal
record fof themselves which IL almost
without parallel In the Indian Terri-
tory. They murdered John Garrett, a
negro deputy marshal Of this county
about ten days ago. They met Mru.
R0selle Wilson two miles from Sapuipa,
took her from the wagon and ut tue
point q their fevolvers outraged hsT.
Two lays later they went 10 the house
n MI Hass5n, between Snake Creek
aud Duck Greek, and assaulted Mrs.
Hasson IN the presence OF her husband.
Ihey ate charged with criminally as
faulllng two other women, robbing
two stores ard holding up three indl-
yIuals. They robbed stockman
named Callahan and killed q negro
boy who was with him.
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Another Hody Found.

New York, Aug. l8.-Anolhet
BODY trrrlUy maugled was removed
thls morning from tue ruins Of the col.
lartud buildings NJ West BfOadWAy
aui West Third street.
Tho body recovered this morning
WAS Identified rs that OF Psleso Nor.
ino, lhoofer. Contractor G.iiigsn IL
OF tho opinion that there ate two more
bodies In the fuiuf.
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I'm InanIre Inlo lhs Mnll,r.

SHANGHAI, Aug. Ia Mrs. Mans.
field, acting British consul at Foo
Chow; Mrs. Allen, British vice consul
at Psdosa Island; COl. J. q. Courtney
Hlekons, U. >. consul ut Foo Chow;
Mesrrs. Bsnistor aud Gregory, ana one
lieutenant OF the u. s. cruiser Dstrolt,
will start from Foo Chow Tor Ku
Cheng, the scene Of the recent mas.
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WILL nE INVESTIGATED.
a Commission TO Look into the Hiots
ut iAu ChVng.

WAsliiSGToS, Aug. l3.-Advicus
have boen received al tue state depart
ment that Mr.. DENLY IL consulting
with the British aud Chinosu authofi.
ties relative 10 n full anu complete In.
vestigRIiOn Of the riots vt liu Chsng.
4 commission II being formed. The
state department has given iustFuc.
lions waiCh Will csuH1 thu minister to
neglect nothing that VIII insure better
protection Oi the interests OF Americans
Ut Ku Chong, He viii also, win tho
cooperation Of Admiral Carpenter,
take steps to prevent further riOls ami
protect American Interests, should auy
new outbreaks aTiru.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

New YOuS. Aug. l3.-rhere has
besn another conference Of the attOr.
neys rspTelenting the Northern PegiAc
anu Great Northern railroads 10 try 10
devise means OF getting around the
legal difficulties OF combining the two
properties, but It ~ said that there IL
nothing definite 10 report.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
ruE CHINESE REPORT
The first Omcini IuforInaiis. Of tie
MON.

WAsntNGTON, Aug. l3.-'rho follow.
INK cablertAln, signed by the Chinese
foreign 0lil1r, rsuug Ill Yamsn, was
received a. the Chinese legation ".
Jay.
mo Americans were injured Ia tue
recent riO,s, though several English
were. Five rioters have b0Du arrest.
CJ.n
This 10 the fret oiilcisl Information
received nj tho legation concerning the
recent riots. The officials Of the lega.
lion maintain Enormously that thp
government will exercise every effort
TO bhnR tue guilty 10 IutiicU. They
admit tue possibility UI lCglcc,, but
not " culpabiiiiy on the part Of tue
officials,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

new YORK, Aug. l3.-Simon Worm
~ bead Of the great banking firm,
JED lBtsstale. A great DIAL OF sur
Ifse was expressed In Wall street
when the fact became known. The
value Of the estate left by MIR. Wormser
nusl remain a matter OF conjecture,
tsl the very lowest estimate places 1t
Al something less than s8,OOO,00O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
hattie F0It HREAp.
A Number OF sirikIaa Italians Assault
men At WORK.

PITTsnURU. Aug. ia hundred
and my lBlians employed on the OK
cavallon conduit IN Allegheny struck
yesterday for an advance Of twenty.
i've cents day, Other men were 20.
cured 60 take their places and today
tue striEorl tried u drive tue new men
from their work. Stones, clubs ard
reyOlverl wgro freely usod, and two
Italians had their heads split omen,
The mob was ulspuuoI by tue
police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

sScies, as econ w. possible, 90 make
complete Inquiry INTO the matter. The
consular pafty will be e5coritd ly
detachment OF 100 Cniuc,e braves. tue
viCrtJy h7viug refused 10 allow an
escort Oi foreign sod, or marines.
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hcCsrthy llsct.d Chairman.

LONDON, Aug. l3.--At n meeting
caucus Of the parliamentary party
today Justine Mccarthy, NJ. H., was
Unanimously reelected obEirman.
The whips EsmOndr, IAnneTs, Donn0ll
anu Iuife, were also reelected. The
meeting was harmonious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
To Adin,t the CIalnI.

A telegram received today slntes
that Mir. MOrrlssey, whU has been
selected by the insurance companies
to adjust tue loss by the Deaf Mute
Institute fire, will come here ut once
and settle the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
0mAOsIN CANADA
'"Po'ltieHi situation IN tho Domiu.
i0n OuI OF order

BOSTON, Aug. l3.-Hon, Charles
q, , 49,, luf es'aecfelary OF the provinc-
~ Vueuec. Canada. and q. Melville a.
Ip'se' NJ r. tor the county ot L'Islst,
~ arrived here on Iolto 10 The
Invention Of Fiench Canadians at
riverside, r. l. Hon. Mr.. Langelier
dressed himself on the political situs.
Ng ga IA Canada as follows: "The DC
NJ SS. sl'uaNon IN Canada 10 In state
,sn, Ia1s, anu, Judging from the popular
tu'lment expteased by tins nsonIa
,NIolshout the Dominion, the can.
',',A'lVe party Is on the eys Of an
,,.''htOw ana ageneral election wh,oh
' Iu'. come Oh within the next twelve
I I'.l.ls will rs certainly result in the
lv,l,ls, under tue leadership of Hon.
r.,.'u LauFier, assuming the reins OF
"'h'' change In public opinion 1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

CHICAGO, Aug. la-Corn made a
two c"nt advance tuuay, shooting up
10 %! September after selling 80,
early.
Snort selling, ~ was stated, has been
tvotdOns on1 cash demand finally
made itosli felt Al the market here,
wheat, corn and Usts, appeared TO be
on a cAeh basic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
Pres. H,rrio,s Nnrror Escape.

NEW YORK, Aug. ,l2.-rho WoriPs
sltCig' cattle from Guatemala tay1;
Nn'ls President Bnrfios was witln,s-
10y au exhibition Of target practice by
the ingttry nonr the city n shot
passed close 10 him. The president
und his sisfl Jeff the field hastily. He
lcliavsd II u covert attempt 10 assassin
AtU him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
wALLEn'sC
Eusus Pursuing tho Matter Nos, Eusr.
goticsiiJ.

goticsiiJ,
PARIS, Aug. l3,-rheTe ia absolutely
nothing la the Sensational story citcu.
lated by the New YORK newspapers 10
the effect that United states Ambaasa-
John l.. Waller, formerly United States
consul Mt Tamatsve, Madagascar, and
recently sentenced TO twenty ysan'
imprisonment by n court martial, On
the contrary, Eusiis Is pursuing the
matter moat energeticSlly and hopes
soon TO arrive at a uatlsfac tory result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
Gaal,mnia TalrIy Prosperous.

Nhw YORK, Aug. ia special TO
Me hoTM from Guatemala says: Ia.
,olablr reports are received from Lon
you regarding the progress Of npgOtlu-
uohs lof tesuminZ the interest on
voc dsb'' The government here now
.slI'te' hat It was n huge blunder to
s.l lue Interest, aIda worse mistake
VS. MOI keeping faith with creditors.
IheEr II q strong sentiment In favor
=. . resumption OF gold interest Ia full,
ulieh, II due economy was exercised,
u W., ue done. The country is fairly
rspef0us.
"A iumor In current that England
wv WI abandon Belize and that It will be
,leAel 10 Mexico. The Latin pre-
'u's o. mat country could probably
Tslslly rsrsusdod 10 Join lots with
,.'sA'eo' The commercial interests Of
nv northern provinces arc largely
"'hlhei with Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
SUGAR COmpnpy Directors.

The directors OF the Utah sugar
company will hold u meeting tomorrow
to pass upon the proposed issue OF
S4lO, 900 bonds TO take up the present
lO-ysaT issue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

MIDDLETowS, n. Y, Aug. Ia
Three foreigners having three trained
bears lOiteTed around James McComb's
place, q mile from Summiltsvills yes
to-day. At dark MoComb ordsred
thvm away. They refused to 20, when,
procuring a shotgun, McComb fled
upon them twice. One died before
reaching Summittsville ana another is
dying. MoComb gave himself up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
reHsr DseInrss AsaIn.l An,sr.

EMrORA, ka'n Aug, lS,--Seuator
PETER has written letter In which he
declates against silver and comes out
strons ly Tor currency, based on land
values only.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

PIERRE, $. d., Aug. lS.-Deiaulting
Slate Treasurer w. w. Taylor PLEADED
guilty 10 embelSlement OF 1857, OgiS4,
In Judge Gatirsy's court toaay. Taylor
will DO aentsPOed tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

PUEBLO, Colo, Aug. 10. - G. T..
Waits, alias n. L.. Wilson, the famous
forgcr, gets only fivo years IN the peni.
Seatisry, his sentence on the four
charges 10 which he pleaded guilty
being made concurrent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
FIGHTING IN MACEDONIA.
A Village rsport-d Burned aud In
hRblthnts Killed

CoEsTAETiNOpLE, Aug. ia dis
patton from SAloGloa states that Bul.
gatiAn band numbering about 1000
men attacked the village Of JaneEli
In the district OF Kirij ali aud burned
800 houses Arm9nlans ara also said
to have killed Is Of the inhabitA nts OF
Janskli. The volio OF Adrlsnoplp had
sent n similar dispatch, but no thinks
the Hccou nts probably exaggerated.
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nefnssd enn,snaIn,. on.r.

MASAduA, NicSrsgus, Aug. l3.--It
Ia known that Preaident Zelaya re-
oeiyed tenn thug oilers from Guats ma 10
for an EinHucc and that no refused
them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
coNrA,ioN sPREADINa.
New York CS Threatened with An.
other HtTiks.

0ther htTihe.
NEw YORK, Aug. l3.-Tho east eide
hihgeaiened with another strike. The
i'flss Of the brotherhood Of tailOrs has
aioused the vest makers, pantsloOn
mahers, the cloak makers, the chill.
disn's jacket mAkers and the shirt
mlttTf. They have been talking
,'iIke and pgitatlng agalnst the con.
uaeIoIs' associations. Chs bosses
lsoelAIlons have failed TO sign agree
henh' These agreements ask for
n'1hlng now. They are the came that
se'e In force last year, but tue bosses
are opposed to the system OF running
we shops under union rules. The
!AeEe. niakers are fully prepared TO call
Guy lhtlf combined membership OF
"yVO persons on short notice. Tho
tAhlaloon makers will hold n big mass
melting TO decide the strike.
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NEW YuEIl, Aug. l3.-Nsslage \
Fuller willHnIp glOO,OOO gOlI tomorrow
by steamer,
ArbucsIoBro's will chip $3.50, 900 gold
tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13

MISSEAPoLIs, Aug. IS, - Jesse J.
Jones, q lumber man, has been forced
to assign. The liabilities arc 100000;
Asssls S23S, 200.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-06-20

Willard Seekins had his left foot quite
badly bruised by falling timber while at
work at Swan 4 Sibley Co.'S storehouse,
Tuesday.
Reports Of Commencement at kents Hill
and the Maine Central Institute, with other
matter of interest, crowded ont Of this issue,
Will be published next week.
Thursday evening. June 10Th. TIL. Iaiins
Circle ot the Universaist society will serve
itt cream anA Mike IN the church lawn. If
pleasant. and in the vestry, if stormy 4
cordial welcome is assured their patrons
ana guests.
Here's a Warning fer Maine boys to we'd
Maine girls a n Fletcher 4 Maine hoy
Colby. -, married i Belfast giri Went west ,
and becoming manager u the Hope Nine.
tataret county. Montana. has taken ont ore
which yields $4,000 ID me TN. Bath ill.,
dependent
The many Belfast friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher viii he gla,l u know that they have
Struck it rch
TUCKER SISTERS &C., We note With peas
ure the return M this favorite company,
WhicA viii play single weeks FL gagement
at tn Opera House, beginning Monday,
June 18th Since they last seen here
they lave very successfully played iii many
OF our neighborng towns, including three
week \ engagement at Bangor, ana evary-
where have met with tile same hearty ap-
probation rendered them on their former
visit t. Belfast wv arr informed that all
the plays u W. given WIFI w new ones Tile
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-06-20
ODD Fellows Memorial Day.

Tie second annual observance Of Memorial
Day by the Odd Fellows of Belfast was per
fecty satisfactory in every respect The
services We're held last Sunday. June 10Th,
and more suitable day for such services
either indoors or ont could not have been
chosen. The weather was warm, with lust
4 breeze enough t. make it comfortable. The
Odd Fellows assembled at their hall at /
O'Clock ana at marched to tile Jniversalist
church to the beat of a mutfied drum Can
n ton Pallas, Capr Fred NJ Cuttrell, n mrn III
v full uniform, acted as escort, Waldo Lodge
and Penobscot Encampinent, i'll citizens
dress and regulation uniform ears, hal AZ
men IN Line, with samuel Adams acting
Marshal Twenty three sisters Of Aurora
Eehekah Hodge were present HI A ha6y. The
oaN Fellows We're given seats Hi tile centre
Of the church, and the remainder Of the
house was comfortably filled. The Altar
bore upon it's front the three links II tie
Order in evergreen- set with bright bios
sons, anu beautiful ported pants wreaths,
etc., We're tastefully arranged about tile
platform and pulpit Tie services We're in
teresting ana appropriate and were given III
tile following order
Organ Voluntary 'MarcI of the Friars :
HYMN. nNaturts Praise. N
Invocation ana Lords Prayer
Anthtm 'tOn the WAY.
Scripture Lesson. cor. MI lN-$l. ! John
lNs7-ll
Prayer.
Response.
,.savionr Source Of Every Blessing
Mrs ~ \. Frp,t ana Nils Nina Poor,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-06-20

Miss kingsbury was called to the funeral
services Of Mrs Garceon Of Troy June 18th.
June 18th She otiiciated at the funeral Of
Mrs F. 2. Wiggln OF Linconvile.
W r. Thompson. Il. +. DNntpn. joseph
Williamson. w. III Mcclellan ana \. Ward
Well Of the bar Of Belfast VIII attend the
IAN Court At Bangor to-day
FIRE DEPARTMENT. Belfast Hook & Lad
der Co.. 81. /, elected the following officers
At it, annHa meeting June l1th Captain,
Fred NJ. Smaliey Foreman, Flank w Pres
cott: Clerk, Chas. p. Farr1r; Assistant Fore
man. Chas II. CnonNs The new supply
Of hose for the tire department has been re-
ceived and i ready for service Tile hose
tower l4a- been provided with improved an
pliances for caring tor the hose. The fire
men are getting ready for their trip T. Lew
I iston July It'll, ana have had the engine out
several times for practice
The Lincoln County Woman's Missionary
Association met in Thomast0n, June llth.
Rev j. +. Tilton, Mrs S. Is Parker. Mrs
NJ W. Rich, Mrs SEQ, E White aud Miss
Sue NJ. Partridge drove to Camden taking
the rleetries ~ rhamastan where thpse Of the
party wAa Were Interested i'll mission work
attended tis meetings AMI the rest enjoyed
! the dam in visiting friends Mrs George f.
n Wnite WAS nIale secretary NM THE junior at-
/ liartment ana is We'll quai,i for tin. posi-
tion. She IL Very mnch interest IA mission
Y wark And has haa experience IA illior
Work III Al t- branches Al A,I home cittrcA.
llt. dan was upqf,4r Tho. li.lts in and
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-06-20

EVA J., wife w Fred Wiggn of I-neoln-
vile Centre died last Sunday at the home Of
her mother. MIS-. Nellie Manningof Bnglil's
disease. after az ilin-Ss IF only two weeks
she had the best 4 care from ller mother
and husband who deeply mourn their los4
aud Vho lave TIE sympathy NJ INV con,un-
nifty in their addiction. Chs funeral took
pl4re Tuesday, Eev, ANNA Nin4SIurY VI
Belfast otfieiaiinG 1ie loral offerings were
mtufieion~ and hesnt,ifGt Among ttem WAS
IfiIiow witA fhe Nrl EaSt fraia IIe hlis-
haliA, - wllte raSe- sild wreath froni HWY
mother. and flowers lrou her frien,i, Mrs.
Sadie Ialnb.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-09-27
McINDOES.

/. E. Woodruff will sell at public auc-
ton, Thursday, Oct. 3, at 10 a. M, his
farm and personal property at Passump-
sic.
The first months work in the village
schools has closed with an attendance Of
fifty pupils. Those having been neither
absent or tardy are: Jay Donnelly, Lii
liam Donnelly, Joe Duncan, Arthur Larvey
and Willie Moore. Written excuses were
required for absence and hardness.
Arthur Peck and Andrew Guthrie will
start for Cleveland, Ohio, next Monday
to study pharmacy. They will be gone
five or six months.
Miss Lillian Badger is visiting Ella
Winch.
Mrs. Daniels, who has been occupying
the Chester Hunt house, has moved into
William Streeter's house.
Word has been received here from Den
YER Col, that Drury Mulliken has had a
shock.
William Streeter and daughter Annie,
of Piermont, spent Sunday at this place
Mrs. Walter Morgan, who has been
spending lew days at Manchester. N.
H has returned to her mothers, Mrs. {.
| J. Houghton's.
Annie SAWYER, who has been the guest
of Ella Winch, returned to her home at
Portland, Me-, on Monday.
Mrs. c. c. Montgomery is visiting at
St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Nelly Fowler started for the West
on Monday.
The railroad commissioners will meet
at this place on Friday for the purpose
of looking over the depot and railroad
crossing.
Coburn & Underwood of Barnet are
painting A. J. Finley's house and barn.
Darwin Mason and wife went o Water
ford on Monday.
Fred Dyke of Barton is stopping at
Mrs. Seth Ford's.
David Gates, who has been carrying
on Vandyke's farm, has moved into the
George Winch house.
Mrs. Martha Morrill, has gone to
Worcester, Mass, to spend few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs George Tilton and Mr..
and Mrs. Ranlett, OF Littleton, n. H.,
visited at Mrs. Ophelia Paddletord's on
Saturday.
Mr.. Adalion will lecture here Thurs
day evening on Turkey, and will be
dressed in the Turkish costume. col,
lection will be taken. Mr.. Adalion is
trying to get money enough to return to
Turkey as a missionary.