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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19
NrEIcrllnE az. nutir-.

~ :" TUESDAY iaSt SIrira county wAt
ia Exactly th" sam" condition A. Grant
county without al oticlnl board. The
newly elected BOARD II c"uu'y conn b.
SIon"r- ,ssemhl,7i - the c"ury seat Ia -
M"nday, lat wrr IuAhle T." yr .auiac I,.
cAus,. 'r.r h"ndr. which had n.,, sen,
I" judy Fall Tor niI val muut. Hrp.
hat up' arrived 80 l...1 heart from, .,,l
all uth,r newly r!r,'.. ,ticlA.r. rlcrI'
ing th, ru.rlh, wrIr 10 the sam boat
The d".Sy "u th" part u' 'hr juIgr Il, at
upon ~" h"ulr ~ the n", IS rlrr,r,l o.. .u.
ty uiiir,a.- Sierra Aui D,rsui cnuutirr .r
delaying r'"at deal IT u.j rtant hu.,
neSs and .aI-ug u" httl" u..uyeni.ncr.
I, H generally Thought tua, u.Is- Fall
must hA'' very imI"u,Au' y-,u"sS"
az al Snn'n r.. hat h" should p .,tlrc,
HE uhi,Al ,u'rr ia hir JUDICIAL d.-'urt.
Chloride a.. = Range.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

CITY "''c" ut the Albuquerque steam
Laundry at Turner n CO.. cigar store.
ORDERS ~ packages lrn there will 10
csivs prsnpt Ettantiuu,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

ChAmh-r',.n's Tough Rrn,-iy IL fame
for its eur" q EAT colds. II uI~u- the ~
cr"t"ns, r"n","' 10" lungs ami aids Ia
turr IN rrstrr.' 'l," system g. hrAlthy
cold has b--r rruirAet.d, aud l-,f,r- II
has become r.'l~i In the Iy-,rm, il
greatly l-ss-rs ~" severity of ,ir attack.
anil has oft-n cur,r ia . singh, ia, Nhnt
would have l~rn r"vero cold. fut SALE
by r. II. Duryea's - S"n. druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

Burk-'s majority ......,r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

j. Edward prmst. democratic, and
Frank Roast. republican. con,end.d for
constable h"norS, and the latter w"n 10y
the following vote:
RnsHi ........... ..,... ........ . 9NS
Priest ...,.. ...........,........ III
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

Wallace Burke and Frri Meyers wer'
the candidates flr constable, the reruli
being A. follows
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-01-19

Rogue McGuiunrSp and Francisco An.
ALA were up before the people for con.
stable, and the result in their race WAS as
follows:
MctiuinnrHH ....,,,, ......,,...,,.,, 10
AnAllA .................... ~
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MISS ALICE SMITH

The death OF Miss Alice smith occurred
at the home OF her mother, Mrs. Manley
Smith, July Z BY these simple words i
is announced that Deaths shadow hsl
again fallen upon home and blended I
Lille here with that brighter life to coEe
To the thoue htiul mind death Away
.pesks impressIvely, Teaching us What
shadows we are, aud what shadows we pm
sue"
Miss Smith was the possessor OF quail,
ties OF both mind and heart, which Great
ed respect, admiration sud friendship
among those so fortunate as to be incud.
I'd 10 the circle OF her acquaintance. Ea
doVed by usture With rare Intellectual
siits she hsd added to these the power
ofa mind trsiued to think sud reason
closely and Independently, and strengthen
ed and cultured by ia,imsre acquaintance
With choice teratare.
She was possess d OF ne sud loyal
spirit, just 10 l., devoted to her friends
ever ready to champion their ctuse and
binding them TO Der eli by her heart 10y
atty with bonds Of steel
Oar freed Is gone. and tho'e who Ell,
joyei her confidence sni friendship, who
loved her for her esIimablr quslities aud
pro6ted by Der cumpAnioushlp. sincerely
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18
OBIT u AIRY

% go ''.A ~ YIN " AZ
Died 10 Ratl.ud, June % Mrs l5s
Vaughn Walt, sged ~
Mrs Wait va born 10 Lsnesbofo, Mass.
her mother dyiDg when she Vas only five
years Of sge. md from that time until her
'athers second marriage her home was
vIth hersuut Charlotte SOruberser $ on
after his marriage her father removed TO
Manchester. where be emile ted 10 1862 snd
sas Killed at the battle u Gettysburg,
lesylng Mrs. Wait au orphan at the age
Of thirteen Two years later she united
Nth the Episcopal church here sBd was
confirmed by Bishop Hopkins, Oct. "
1870.
She married Mr.. George Wait Of Man
chester aud about nine years ago removed
to Rutland where they have since resided
Her husbaul aud three children survive
her. The Oldest son resides IN Boston,
the other two still make their home with
their father in Rutland. Mrs Wait was
loving mo her TO her boys and faith.
tul, devoted wife to her ever Iudulgent
husband, Who stood ready to grant her
every sish and to do oil IN his power TO
promote her happiness, She was az ear
est Christian sn sctiye member Of the
Kings Daughters, and ready with loving
sympathy to enoourge aud help oil who
we're 10 trouble Often she might be seen
vending her way 10 the bedside of the
sick aud to homes Of the poor aud needy,
where, with loving heart and ready hand
she brought them comfort and relief.
During her lat illness, which was long
and severe, che bore her suffering With
christian forDitude and grace, and when
desth at lsst clsimed her for his own
she wac not afraid to die. Her burial was
in the cemetery st MANCHESTER Centre.
With her busy hand, GOV folded
On her breast,
Free from care and pain and sorrow
shes al rest
We must lay this mortal body
Ne4th the sod,
But the Spirit lives forever.
Bale with God.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18
STATE NEWS

TSo citizens OF Wsrdst orc Ffed John
,on and Htrbe.t I Waite, arrested recent
", we're heavily Buen uuder the sI inch
trout lsv by Justice Burd,tt. Complairt
was inside by Il,b Hsr len l.. q. Tuthill,
sud the evidence sho~ei tbsl q en discov
cred the men bed ~ uoat lees than siI
inches 10 their po.sessIon. tie las pfe'
scribes Toe for each The nsh vsrdens
10 oil ptrts Of tie State are enforcing The
lsu more usIdIy lhsD ever before.
". Il. Nelson, vho Is 10 the drug busi
oes, ii kihsviIie, Mo tss 90 mach coud
deuce 10 CbAu betlsIb's Collie, Cholera and
Dmrthoea Remedy that BE- ~srfsLts every
bottle aud ohers to reiuod the money 10
suy Customer vho is not satisfied alter us
lug g. Mr. Selt08 lskes BIO risk 10 doing
TIL, because the Remedy lie a oertsia cure
igr the discs es for Shloh Il is intended
aud be kaews It. II is for sale by @ J.
Wait, druasisL
Dr. Eissrd Il Palmer Of Louisville sho
sa ALLIED 10 bicycle accident Jolly .,
vac bora 10 Woodstock 10 lsi4 aud sn
professor 10 tie Loaisvllle Medical col
less and one Of the beat known doctors 10
the soulh. Ohly : short tine ago b,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18

TIE stutrsi idea that The negro poput
laloa u tue South Increases ~ fact A. tie
~biIts, OF even faster, is erroneous. II The
a.ates siFeu by DR.. De saaaae. Of CbH
lstiou, are O. be credited. lie ays that
TIC death rat among the blseEs ls IL Bch
iafstt llab EHous The whIles 10 all Of the
soBlbsru ellie ADD that The black city
popalat,oa voali soos dlappesr Aitoselh
sT II Il ser pol igr the Aceessi5bs from
tAs coaEuy. The Increasing inclibsiloG
Of the uesfots 70 move 10 lovn siii cSuse
a large decrease, be Grgues dauss The
atIi decade sad bic agures seez 10 Iusti
(, tn theory
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18

stats d VERMONT, District OF Manchester,
In the Matter Of b. l., Kent 4 Co., lusolyeni
debtor
To the Creditors OF the said Insolvent. and all
others whom it may concern;
Take notice that the SECOND and third meet.
ings Of the creditors Of tbs said insolveHt deb
tors will be held together at the Register
OlIce IN Manchester IN said District on the oath
day Of July, 1885, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
for the purposes set forth in Chapter 80, and
amendments thereto Of the Revived Laws OF
Vermont at which time j, b. Hollister As.
since, will file his account and ask to DO div
charged and dividend ordered
Dated at Manchester this 8th day OF July,
1895.
92W ". Ii, EDS ERTON, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18

have been great sufferer from cststh
for oven ten years, hAd It very bad. could
hardly breath. Some nights could not
sleep aud bad 10 Sslk the floor ! pur
chased Bye Cream Balm Snd am uslus
il freely. IL - vorkius . cure surely. !
have sdyised several ifields 10 use II. and
sith happy results 10 every csse II Il,
tue medicine shove ell others for catAfrb
sbd is worth it. weight 10 gold. | lbsui
God hive found = remedy can use vlth
safety and that d0ts all that Is cisined
for IT, II ls eanus ny deafness b. W
sperry, Hartford Conn.
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NOMMISSIONERol NOTICE.

EsrATF on CHARLIE. L. LIyERMoRE
Tho undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of al per
sons against the estate Of Charles H. Lyefmore
late Of Wnhsll IN said District, deceased, aud eli
claims exhibited ~ onset thereto, hereby give
notice lAstwe will meet, for the purposes AtJre.
said, at the late dwelling house II the deceased
IN NIuhall on the 2Sth day Of December next
from 10 o'clock A, NJ. until 1 O'Clock p. M.
on said day, aud that SIX months from the 2Sth
day OF June A. y. 1898 IL the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at WluhaN, this 18th day OF June
A. b. 1885.
y. NJ LEONARD. 1...,-.
MAJ InJ EMAN buul rs
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Az Ypa taauibg 9TH asy disossf
vLiah will mtfe r5af life d istrabDe. D.
yoa lpos thai BaAsm Mictehe Killer
SiIl core yau. cold br
Mrs. MAH FAENuN Aseut
v3Gm. Maple Hill Manchester d pot
Ad,rrr o. Autbrrs.
Aaerga distorted At visit aai broken
% raaftesi tr e sch child eHHeflpr aul
crylus With rslu 81 cutting lesih1 il ~
send ~ once sod set a bottle Of Mrs Via
slou's soothing Syrup iat chiidrcn teeth,
ius Il cures tyscutery, dlSrLooa, resui
lstrs toe stomach aui bowel. cures vlai
collie, s8fteas tue gums, reduces ItAsmA,
llou and plres tone and enetsy to the
whole system Mrs Ninslass Soothing
syrup for Children Teelhiug ls pleasant
20 the Taste 40 is the prescription Of oue
Of tho uliest and best female physicians
ADD rufses q the Uuited sistes and IS Tor
sale by al druggists throughout the world
price p cts bottle.
was t'iiictei with ratsrfb last autumn.
During the month q October could Meth
er taste OF smell sud could bear bot little
ElYs Cfosm Balm cured It Marcus Geo
Shau'a, Railway. \ J.
| suffered from eatsrrh OF the worst kind
ever since boy, and never h ped for
cute. bat Elf's Cream Balm seems to DO
even that Many scqnatntanors hsve used
II With excellent results, Oscar Ostrum,
- Warren Ave- Chicago, It, Cream
Balm is agreeable.
TapIey's Bread Winners ouiwesf all
other shoes
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luMMIhsIONEK.s NOTICE.

~ EetaLs q FDstED HDtEEt.
TLa andsfsigufdt hhFilg Jstn appointed ~
he Han. PROBATE Court Tor ihs Dlstfist u haLs
ebe.t4r Conan ssipHsfst U receive = Iamthe, ADD
6fast eli SlAiuS aud demands VI al FofsSns
tgR4pst The estate u
La~ard Roberts. late oi her Yofs CITY
la rAld blulet Gspsassd, tt.d al claims exhibit.
ID fu cfsst thereto, hereby give notice that &c
wtH meet for the parp9ssH kIertsaid 81
tue CoIDum B3use 10 halsltstsr Lehtfs GA
NE ZsfH dag u Dtnsaibsf LsIts ff0A 10
a.e8aaF a n ubtll G.e.Des 10 saAa day aa0
1T eli months ffgm tho 4ktb day v !uEs
A. u 1885 il the G.Gle limited W ssif C1aH
'.r said creditors 10 pfssert tLtif C!Alms " =.
Tor examination aud si.osaars-
Dated a NaDelsstsr tLls lsgl DAY u Jaas
A.L GEtFEs E,.s,.
bzw GEy n VIAL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18

Gteat lDtrest 10 oenterug at the present
the. 10 the preparations for the interps
to9sl yacht race for the American cup,
~tlsb bee been beld IL Ibis couulry 20
log. .na las been the occasion OF so msny
cell eoatested engagements. The Enslsh
boat sLich all represent British yachts
men, tas been making trial trips on the
Other eide. aud s deemed very fast and
satisfactory. She sill sail ior this cont
utu' 10 lev dsys TIE new boa. which
~ill dttrud Americas iatetesls, has been
talIi Al Bristol. Il l., sud sives evidence
Of bsing ia,tsr than anything heretofore
buili 10 has cugntfy.
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BAYLESS & SOWLE,
eco EEs0Ht -
CLARK J. WAIT


CLARK ]. WAIT
Manchester Centre, VI july l0th 1896 .
IlOMMlssIONER'S NOTICE.
~ EslAte Of UEgEaE y. Rooms
The undsIsiguod, having been appointed ~
IT,. Hon Probate Court fyf The Disuict Hi MAJ !,
eh scr Com lissoDert 10 receive, examine, std
adIgst All claims aud demands ~ all pefson1
against the estate u
Gsotgs s. Rogers late u Report,
10 said Dtslrlct deceased, aud all csit1s exhibit
Cd 10 Odset thereto, hereby give u0tic, that w.
viii meet for the pgfp0sts afJfessld a. the NAsh.
lpglyH Hotel ia Dorset sa The Xnd day " Ian.
nary ueIt, from % V'giqek "a until O'Clock
= \ % saId day aUd that str months from the
Rad dag ~ jay L. u. isE, i the time
limited by said Cgurt fgf sad credltDfs ~ pre-
sent their claims 70 uH iJf examination aad
EllgNabe5.
Dated At Dgta THE zud DAY Of JAY
A . u. 1893
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kAhtHHE tAAt 20 81 @hsN - IS ftAft4
% tpisftsir nstsfs q TIE Nefuopi O A
X lie $40 FtHHtrs &C. uAts The slsy 9
Nsfmo5tsu 10 iaauulle very pleased
Hs tsalsa 8tstA 49, uaigriupste AZ.
ssa
Ibs Eatl.sl H,f.l4 il te.paagbls n
.tas fstla..es Lsa taf,. Wltls ast41,
AZ 81 A4b.1s Lev. ts. d.,. aimee s,
Allan. H.asfm.h cspigraa a mammoth
l..rk t.ss Urau upsrtes the ash b.
faasI IL The stomach fall AeIesd I'm
.p. avslar Ri o iauud la tla y.cluiiy Of
rauI.. usrsass sni ursfs IL - snppo.
% 'bst tLe titi ~Ns fJiug close 10 th'
vstef spd ~ss otasbi by tie bs's ia ID,
same msrref ia which they chptutS
ates
LEROY Hekld OF Chester ~ss badly burt
about the bead while wotklus oa the
tosa Iuesdsy and usi1g DYNAMITE for
blasting lie h.d 10 the fuse. sad. think
ios u had gone ont. vet, 10 rtAsut It aud
received portion Of the explosion. 80
much tbsi 1t TIRES him iulo the ar sev,
efsl ieet
aTts new r, mptIst,ap .uf The l.x.o, yer
mont i. nearly ready for di,tt,hntiop. Il
i. bo.k oi several hundred nss,s shoot
bon t.,s.r than the las, ,ev.,ao The
cost 10 the state is about $40 600. The
Iuder contains $500 sections, averaging
III references to a section Thirty five
hundred ties are printed.
Al the Wsltoomssc hnpse At Bsnriny
Inn r.,t,s are ,h,ae re,s,,s ubo,o ,,,.
,epee IL If G pslder,ble local lateres, az
thew are descendants If General Stark Of
g.o,,ogt,p hattie fam. Tt. g,st - an
ola gentleman. John GIns q GREAT GRAND,
.,n If the general The other tvoareIs
,,ss ana arr hs GREAT ersnaasrebt,r and
great ste"' granddaughter respectively
lhfy are IRON Ne" lof1
Mineral experts represen log Boston aud
New York syndIcstts have been at work
lest Gsytvllle for some time. The syndi.
,ste has bought 800 acres Of land 90 which
he surface finds make a wonderful show
nr. Samples Of the magnetic sand assay
ID at the Massachusetts, Institute Of Tech
lology showed q yield OF 1884 gold pr
on, A wing dam has been built on the
White rlver to give fall Sufficient to wash
ne p'S'e'u WV" s'"'o''' a "Su ""' oe
" "''' w ''''
0'"'
Inc proposed Odd teiIo"s nome
'uieh Tue special committee loca'eu VI
'''u'ofu' Is now 70 DC located at Luu'o"'
. O. u''I' VINO bpen1s DIS summers 'n
ana DIS winters Ia Boston aAn
Hhins'on' uSs given tue utanu Lodse
plateau OF ~ acres beautifully located
Vefiookins the ViIIsse' ana large new
ava, occnnied II has oll tho mo1e,,
IN ror,.,cos ans woter .,ao,, oIoot,io
oIlo o,o cost,ca NTH land AK ooo ot
,b,oh NJ, Giu ofrors n oo,,,ihr,a sio
nm Tho Grand Io3oa ava - nav hint
= ooo n, all comnlata
. ~ , ~ e''s'O
~ 'F''
w.
"''' w Wv i'.,' I'T' '''' 90 ''
u' '' c au1 - "'e ,a "OOu' ! - 'O"'.
',, ~ 'I'N ivy, Ivy p ~ 80 WV, > oo'
,Oetber. 1t is estimated that 4Y.O00 riv
H. each one half inch in diameter and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18

TIE Dslgl Herald save reessl'y let
q Ssw Eas.aEden who are insared for
ss1 up1 or ever Theodore n, YAl si L!H
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18

The lsst session Of The legislature pro
vded ior several summer schools for
teachers The ne.rest for teachers 10 tbls
couatr aiII be held at Brandon July 29h
10 ADJUST 10Th The tuition for the two
weeks J., 81 for one week 81 % Board for
too seeks So 90, Tor one week e. 81
Il dasad fare on the railroads. Those
~pbirR TO attend Sute at once to s. ",
Joues. Brandon, W., The course OF 10
,ttucttou stll oouiis, Of lectures by well
tuowu teachers 10 all the branches Of
school work All teachers vho car DO so
.hooid t,ud as 1t gill greatly help them
10 tuett wufk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18

The improvement 10 the condition Of
spring wheat brought by the recent rains
may bring the aggregate crop mp 10 47j,
900 600 bushels The yield will certainly
be from 2Jo00,OO0 TO 1000 600 greater
than anybody = month ago expected Corn
promises to so above the 1000 0O0 900
m'rk to very nearly or quite reach the
highest figures ever touched. However,
I'll of seven weeks must pass before corn
il entirely out Of danger, and forecasts
made nov are subject to this risk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18

4 dsafselrs tafas8a v.tts loss q arO
iouy ures oeeaut3 10 hsass, sn5 Ma
carr last west ILrte We slsa hal
Uata seer Nsv YatL c'y vtb TIE lns o.
ssref.l fre' ,e5 the des'rac,ion of o. act
property
The CbuslsH LE1tsta' Convection 81
Ensfoa sss great saecsss urtt any
ttogssui Jsisgstes sueu 3ei 49, msuy
very lItsfssltas masliHFs we're bsid THE
large raabef ~tfe sell sltetsised sBd
greatly erlayea their welt 10 the Hat
Ths elections .bas lat hell 10 E0Riapd
stu~ hist tie .htfsls bsve lost sfoaa5
sod lLAt tbe ar G,rTrsttves sfc hfeIy 90
have good us#uy 10 the nett Far,j
.nebl slf " IHsu HsfcaotI rHe liberal
les3er. h.s tsea debated. sud the wiIl
ls,r . dspfessiag ,0ecl 90 The liberal
,Its 90 tie sam.as elections
Elstt ocean stssners leH Ne~ loft
Mou3ty Tor Eutope ~nAool vacant
orrgh, abd msby ~trc qu.tlofed 10 the
oaeefs rooms Mot Of these travellers
toluw the ssme toulcs 20 Gfeat Britain
sDi 90 the Cortutui There must be
large colonies Of Americans At al 4 the
to'ed places II lutefc,t tbis summer
Oae htby eel 1sed by mIlkmau 81
Stamford. Conn. has caused over 500
e.scs Of typhoid ieser aud lgeBty four
deaths staee Chicago began 10 get its
lake satet i1uf miles from shore che death
rate from typhoid has fallen N over 81
PER cent The fact Is well established
That typhoid lever is wholly needless
disease, snd sAuItsraus should Keep mp
tue hsht sssipst It until it disappears,
II Secretary Olaey sauls al opportu
atty TO cary out spluttd foreign policy.
u looks as # Great Britain vould furnish
blm With bis opportunity. A certain sec
too Of Alssksu territory hes been found
W W tFIthiAtt1 'AIuhHt4 lA N3lAGthie hAA
metals, sud Great Britain, following her
usual lsadgrabblog propensity, has pro
oeeded to lay claim to It, The Alaskan
boondry question ought to be settled, and
Secretary OIoey may distinguish himself
by mskiug good The American claim.
Treasury officials are hguring on def
cit Of 81 U0O, UIO or $40, Ouu. 900 IL July and
oae Of 100000 10 October, aud on
slight surplus IN the other months Of this
year amounting 10 abont 50. 900 600 This
sOGid make the not shortage between
July J, $3.50, aud January !, 1890, SIC, 600,
OOC A showing ike this would be col
eonrsglug, aud perhaps it will be realized,
10 Jaue the revenues exceeded the eIpen
cItute by shout 81 900 900, though, OF
ooarsr. zone OF the expenditures we're
"htid up.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18

The Christian LH1,seat Convection a.
Eus'oa ~ss great saecrss uru hiiy
ttogstui Jtiegstss sleu 3eA 49, msuy
ytry llteresifas maelIrEs we're bsld. The
barge raab ~tft ~ell sltatsissd sBd
greatly erlayea their Wei, to the Hat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-18

N sooner Is Lord Roseberry defeated
thso the news comes from Germsny that
~ International monetary conference is to
he called 20 meet before October 18th.
Tne+e tao facts make al Interesting coin
c,iruce That conference hss not been
csIIef before has been largely due to the
@uuode Of the Roseberry government to
~.rI The subject Of bimetslh.m. Sails
bur, sod Bslfour COM now 10 the 'front.'
TIE ctlstabce Of bimetallislic party 10
Euslauj is doubtless doe more to Mr.. Bal
iuf than TO any other
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COURT OF INSOLVENCY.

! NJ LEONARD. / oa,.,..
Nm. COLEMAN, N"'i' ! .
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WANTS.

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HHs t#h 'a
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-14
HOPEFUL OF SOME ACTION.
Ways and Means Democrats Look
for Republican Aid.

EnE 4- -H.
Ways and Means Democratic Look
for Republican Aid.
Washington special: The House Com
mittee on Ways and Means held another
conference over the Presidents bond mes
sage and again adjourned without report
Ing any conclusion, but q brighter prospect
for agreement Is ahead. Secretary Carlisle
will appear, it is said, with the contract fol
the sale Of the forthcoming bond issue to
settle . question which arose. The Demo-
cratic members Of the committee prophesy
that the Republicans will unite with them
upon q plan. This belief is based upon
no definite statement from the opposition.
but on the general demeanor of the Repub-
licans, and the sight of Mr.. Reed in con-
ference with Mr.. Cochran for an hour. The
Republican contingent took small part in
the proceedings and individually the mem
bers are diplomatic in speaking of their in
tentiOns. Most Of the time was
consumed in q discussion of a plan offered
by Mr.. Cochran to meet the present emer-
gency and possible ~exigencies Of the future,
which would confer large discretionary
powers upon the executive branch of the
Government. Some difference of opinion
regarding the terms Of the contract for the
coming issue was developed and it was
deemed advisable to suspend further dis
cussiOn for the present.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-02-14
NO TIDINGs OF LA GAsCoGNE.

Several Ocean Liners Arrive But
Have No News OF the Vessel.
New York special: The French steamer
La Gascogne, SO far as all sources of in
formation 60, has failed to reach harbor.
The three steamers which arrived at this
port during the past twenty -four hours
have seen or heard nothing of her, but the
fact that vessels not nearly SO staunch as
the French liner have weathered the gales
that have swept the Atlantic for the past
two weeks have given heart and hope to
those who can view the chances of the big
steamer from an impartial standpoint.
La GascOgne is now eight days overdue.
She has faced many a furious gale in the
years that she has crossed the Atlantic,
but never vas she SO tardy in reaching
port. On October %, 1891, she came into
New York Harbor, 800 souls on board,
salt incrusted to the top of her tunnels.
She was only twenty -four hours late, but
for four days and nights she had been in
the grip Of a hurricane. One day of such
weather would have tested the stanch-
ness of almost anything that floats,
but La Gascogne had four days and
nights Of it and reached New York
practically uninjured. 1t IS such expe-
riences that have given the agents in this
city confidence that their boat is still blow
ing the sea- or safe in some out of the way
harbOr.