The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
THE REFORMER: BRATTLEBoRo W.T. SEPTEMBER 3D. 1890
NO1'INGs.

The Medical legal congress ~ ~
York City last week among IT'S olhe
interesting features had full discus
sion of drunkenness. The consensu
of opinion was that alike IN inns couil
try and in Europe the decrease i
drunkenness has been marked durln
the last hundred years. full view
the facts warrant the assertion that IN
progress has not been caused by law
which attempt to make tempelahc
compulsory. And it is also admit
ted, in contradiction OF the argumeh
of the prohibitionists, that the de
crease has been coincident with an IN
creased use of beer and the light wines
The by election in the south diyi
ion of Kerry Sunday resulted in de
cisivc defeat for the Healyite candi
date. though this district was sup
posed to be one of the strongholds o.
the faction. The McC arthyites accept
it AS proof that the sentiment OF the
county is with them and they talk OF
a nationalist convention at Dublin tt
authorize the ousting Of the HcalylteS
from the parliamentary committee. Al
any rate they should end their SQUAD
bling during this recess unless they
wish to ruin the Irish use for full
generation.
The Ohio Republicans opened
their campaign Tuesday with grand
mass meeting at Springfield at which
Senator Sherman presided and en-
dorsed Mckinley for president Me-
Kmley and Elk Gov. Foraker were
also speakers and the former culoglZed
Foraker lavishly, but elected only a
sparng return.
Elk Secretary Foster, the recent
counsel for the Chinese government,
says that the mass of the population
of that country. especially the common
people, are not particularly hostile TO
/ the missionaries but the recent riotlng
destruction Of missions and massacres
are the work of the literati or pro-
/ spectve Office holders and ruling
/ class. Furthermore:
! The war with Japan, which resulted in IA hu.
initiating peace and the loss ofterritOry, has
/ greatly weakened the imperial authority, and
/ the disbandment of several hundred thousand
! troops, mostly without receiving the pay due
them, mas added very much TO the prevailing
discomfort and disorder.
The New York Press has made a
canvass of the concerns recently repor-
ted bv the New York World TO have in
creased wages under the new tariff
while they reduced them under the
Mckinley act Quite a number of the
statements appear to have been erro.
neous while in many others there are
obvious bubbles as to the time and
the causes of the reduction. But
as a general fact still remains true
that wages are on the upward plane
now, though the change cannot yet be
called more than a restoration of
the pay before the panic ana
there was but lttl" increasing under
the Mckinney act pUI large NUMBER
OF severe cuts Inc word statment
IN general outline was true but ne
cessarly defective IN DETAIL
The political gossip from Pennsyl-
vania is that Quay. vino is now com
plete master of the state, will not let
Cameron be reelected to the senate |
because he considers that he has been !
twice deserted by Cameron. not only in |
his recent fight but 10 years ago /
when he went for the state treasurer /
ship as a yindication from the charges .
of embeZzIement against him. 1t will /
be interesting if the Cameron DYNASTY
after 10 years of rule. is overthrow
by a more INSCRIPTIONS boss. With all
his faults no one ever accused Don
Cameron of being thief.
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If most ovtraord;nar,,
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and tho,obt d;ad tsst Wool, NJ IL
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