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Use less better for clothes.
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Valuable Mil Property
For Sale.

The undersigned wishes to sell her mill
property, consisting of grist mill, saw
mill, shingle mill, planning and matching
mill all in good and running order, with
water power and good new engine power
together with a dwelling house in neat
and nice repair, having wood shed and
horse barn attach and 112 acres of land
connected Herewith Said mills are stu
ated in Braintree [Snowsville], VT, and
have the patronage of one hundred square
miles OF country and are doing large
business. The property payssbetter reve-
nue. than any ten thousand dollar farm in
Vermont. 1t is rare chance for any one
" ho wishes to invest.
ANNA FARNswoRTH, Braintree, vt.
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STATE OF VERMONT.tl In Probate Court held 1t
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. ss Chelsea In and for said
Dist. on the goth day OF Aug a 1896 Philip j. Little
administrator Of the estate OF Charles r. Stevens
OF Chelsea In said district, deceased, presents
bis administration account for examination and
allowance, and makes application for decree of dis
tr6Iton and partition Of the estate of said deceased
Whereupon. II is ordered by said Court that said
account and said application be referred session
OF said court, to be held at the Hotel
A.. d. 1885, for hearing and decision thereon:
and It s further ordered, that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication of no.
weeks successfully In the HERALD AND NEWS,
paper published in Randolph. and which crculates
IA the neighborhood Of those interested before said
time of hearing, that they may a. pear at said time
and place. and, II they see cause, object thereto.
tl95 BY the Court. Attest.
WILLIAM H. NICHOLS JrncE
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NICARAGUA CANAL
Subcommittee VIII Draft Plan 70
Construction.

Subcommittee VIII Draft a Plan q
Construction.
Washington, February "a spedal
committee ON the Nicaragua cana Y
house committee on commerce, shs
been delaying for some weeks W
ming of its work that president llN]]
might furnish congress with me W
the commission which visited us
last summer, has concluded "
longer and tomorrow will begin v
a bill.
Chairman Hepburn OF tho cs
committee selected seven meme
compose the subcommittee aosa
weeks ago. These gentlemen ~
have In hand all possible iniorina'a !,
the project before they reccmmsaN,|
plan to the house for cohstfaels|
canal, moreover they though 'n'a
might be construed into dlscom.
ward the president II they fhou'a
INDEPENDENTLY of the views 81 ~
mission or should seem to ieno'e W
mission. 1t is understood, hovcs
President Cleveland has peen
fiji d any time for studying u,
phases. international, ensiha,us
financial, which the canal pro!e
because of the other matters ~
Importance. notable the Vene'm
Diary and the maintenance Of w.
serve, which have been cons'ar wv,
him since this congress met s,..
report brought from the W. Vi
by members who have Spoken !.
president urging him to use ~ w.
in aid of the movement ioI ~. M
contAol OF the canal. In view
liability that congress wiz III
adjournment about the mrs. ,,s,s
committee fears to delay ie sas,A
longer. No forecast Of the p,v,s
of the canal bill can be hau , t,.s,,ge
members of the committed ~. /,
believe they will be able TO r.p~
to the house within a moh1 tsl
Mr.. Sherman of New fois, M. "A
committee. said he beneveu ,antr 4
will build the canal. Ihe ,, sv' "r,y
thuslastic for the canal lns "
bling block which they can 49,
position of Mr.. Reed ana o. ar,ai.s.
leaders TO Increased appfop'
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HOUSE FoREcAsr

The important features Of IA.
proceedings In the house will Nj }
nection with the resolution "a
Ambassador Bayafd adopted i,
foreign affairs committee yey.a,,
the senate free coinage slmass.
the house bond bill. The re,oluN,.
surfing Mr.. Bayard viii preo,p,.
exciting contest tomorrow, but IN y
less be adopted when 1t reaches Z,
When the free coinage subs,irs
the house bond bill Is returned IA n,
tomorrow an effort may no m.h !,
silver men to concur In the N.Y.
Such an attempt would, OF courY n
feated, as the majority against mi
the lower branch Of congress is oy,-r1
irg, but might be made In order IA "
members on record. The Bin ar-
10 the present programme, win Nj
mediately referred TO the ways an. =
committee and reported back W
recommendation that the senate sxJ
he non-concurred in which woun ,
that the house insists upon It's bill HI
then remain with the senate, wha1
also Insist on Its bill, to reQusx ;
ference. 1t Is there that some Of III >
bers at each end of the capitol N
effect of a compromise, but the pssll
opinion is that the bill will de b
ference. The week, except the ID
devoted to the bond bill and the Id
resolution, will be given up to Il
uation of the work on the apptoai
bills.
The District OF Columbia hin N
under considerable the asricul.rt
army bills have been reported All
indian bill is almost ready. They WI
baby be taken up in the order ~
London. February s.--The Daily
In an editorial expresses Its rege. :
cpnsuro pronounced upon Mr.. ~
the United States ambassador, "hsl
says the Daily News, no man ~
qualified to assist In friendly settle
~ the difficulties betweea Erslis
| America. i e
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THREE SUICIDES.
one Woman and Two Men Ridded Them
selves Of Life.

one Woman and Two Men Ridded Them
selves Of Life.
Brooklyn n. Y, February 2-One woman
and two men committed suicide In this
city today. The chief suicide was that
Of Mrs. Augusta Schvara. wealthy
widow, who owned a handsome residence
in Berkcly place, tho aristocratlc section
Of Brooklyn.
For some time past she has been
constant sufferer from neuralgia, and
that, together with the fact that her hus-
band. Anton p Schwarz, a prominent
member OF the brewers exchange. had
been found dead under peculiar circum.
stances In New York City had given her
great mental worry. She shot herself
through the mouth this morning and
when her son rushed into the. room he
discovered that his mother had placed
several rubber tubes over the gas lets
and run them across the bed where she
! lay He also found an empty bottle. which
/ it is believed contained n quantity of laud-
anum.
/ Henry Brursea, a German, killed him
self by drinking n mixture Of strychnine
and lager beer during, 1t is said. a ut OF
/ temporary insanity
/ Because he was reduced from the posi.
ton of foreman to that of conductor OF
tho Reade avenue trolley line, Ravnor T.
Rogers, S6 years old shot himself in the
head and died soon afterwards.
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--l--.-l9---l-ll-7---- 1--l77l7-l--s-7
FIRST DEGREE MURDER.
Duestrow Found Guilty OF the Murder Of
and Baby.

Duestrow Found Guilty o: the Murder Of
and Baby.
Union. No. February s.-The celebrated
case 81 DR. Arthur Duestrow, tho ST
Louis M.l!.onnire. who has been on trial
during the past month for the cold blood
Ell murder Of his wife and baby two
years ago. ended today, the jury return
inS a verdict Ia the first degree This
morning the jury took up the case and
ca thy first ballot unanimously found the
defendant guilty OF murder in the first
degree. This was reached without trou-
t.a. each having apparently settled tho
case IL his own mind Ia the interval ne
tween midnight ana this morning. The
verdict rs received with almost universal
satisfaction.
This is the second trial that Or. Dues-
trow las had on the charge of murder.
TIC first one resulting iu hung Jury last
year. The terrible crime with which he
was charged was committed Ia February
iSA. One day that month his wife and
cLLd were at home awaiting his coming,
20 take a drive. When he came into tho
house, Daestrow, who was drunk, began
90 abuse his wife and finally snot her
down iu cold blood. He then picked vi
h.s 1-ylar-o!d hoy and holding 1t al
4Hm's leusth killed it with pistol shot
thorough lhe head. Hs WIFE fingered foI
several dsys and finally diei.
Afttr n.t arrest Durstfow. with the
help ~ his fortune triad Ia evade the
consequence ~ his crime Counsel for IA,
defence eu1cat or,i 10 establish plen
on Insanity, tut after two Inquiries held
before 5ufIes iu whi-h the most expert
;esfimpuy was heard on BOTH sides u
was siy,n up ana the case came TO tria
ia UNION. a change W vcnuo having beer
taken from ST. Louis. Tho FIRST trial end
et iu q hung llfy.
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TAMlLY rOIR0NED.

Rochester, y. Y, February 1.--Mirtin
Lynn, hin wife aud two mfan, children
ana his sister were found poisoned IN
their cottage today. Miss Lynn * dead
Mrs. Lynn can not recover ana Mr.. lynu's
recovery Is doubtful. The chld72n ara out
OF danger. The cnse W. j. mystery and
Wiil be tnVeaticafpd
Miss Lynn hHd apparently boon dead
iWfntN -Four hours when found hv A
ueiFhh1r who NGs attracted 10 tie house
10y the crying NJ tho cNildrcn In Ivnu's
pockets Nurr found Bumn Mills the ma
tute ~ which has nor been set deler-
Z lnet. When The condition OF affairs ySas
discovered inU rather was lying an the
nP1r hel ~ecH the table md stovp. The
Z pth'~ lay across q chair witt tho In
rant IN her arma and the other child
years oid was kuroiinR hrsidc her mother
begging her 20 awake Miss Lynn was In
happened Thursday ulpht. Tho table va
set FOR tho evening meal
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,,can camp. some silver men in the popu-
i,st marty. while the great body OF demo-
crafts. remembering the traditions, his
tory and achievements of the democratic
PARTY. especially the debt we of the south
owe. will close up ranks and march 10
victory over the PROSTATE bodies OF all
our foes, There is nothing else Tor
democrat to do, and nowhere else-for MIN
to 20, without swallowing theories OF gov
eminent destructive Of every principe Oh
democracy" 49,,
~ nominated and elected. what will
Won especially undertake to do?"
ITO earn my salary, serve my country
and advance the interests of my constitu-
70
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MONEY FOR A TEXAN

Miss Idllian Gwin Money, daughter OF
S"uatnr-eiect H. y. Money az Misslssppi,
ana Ar Beverly Ailcn Rcei Of Texas
VII be married AT tho Epiphany church,
washington city. February u, at o'clock.
MISS Lillian Money * the youngest daugh-
ter a beautiful brunette. Hor slight figure
dark hair aud eyes and her quick rcpartee
give her the characteristics Of her French
ancestry. She waa educated al Norwood
institute, Washington City, and has tray.
eled quito extensively Her troussoau 1,
being msdo In New York Her bridal
gown VIII be white satin, trimmed with
bead pearls and ostrich tips Tmmodiatrl,
after the ceremony the bridal couple vii
leave for an extended bridal tour, aftel
which they will reside In Texas,
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London Money.

London February 1.-The stock market
mas been much more active in the past
week. Argontines. Mexicans and Gill
ians were also In favor. Foreigners were
rather neglected. the political situation
not being tavorahly regarded Mines were
Paris market has almost wholly stonnna
buying Africans. The American market
was much more active, owing to the
settlement of the coal dispute a sharn
advance IN Reading leading the rise IN
an the active shares. Canadians also
showed a good advance Reading firsts
advanced !, Erie seconds 81, Union Pa
enc ~ Illinois Central 2ia, Reading O.
Nc" York central and Norfolk and West
preferred, Erie, Louisville and Nashville
ana wabash ~ and Missouri Pacific 1
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THE SENATE AND
Upper House Proceeds. I. 4
to Be Divsrslil.,,
PROPOSED cENSuRF Of n. NJ
Elections COMMITTEES s.,A !.
rived at" Dsoi.ion-A ma, ~ !
Canal Bill,

Washington, February -,
mas no well defined plan ~ IN
proceedings. There viii NJ nv
Monday. 1t Is possible N. ~ sAal
mittee Will be unable ia s.. nnaau :
Venue tariff hill on Tuess.s~n u
reported there viii be ~. sna 4
speech making based unon I, y. csii
sheraton of the measure w. IVY " I
be begun this week. even thoUs s,f ~
report should be secured N
The urgent deficiency nm !,
been reported and the milf, ~ "
ard pension bills Will be nms ita
the week. None Of these IN y ~
prolonged debate and II IA 49,, M. s.ae
bable that all will be dispossIs s'as
the week closes, The Cuban NJ y
doctrine resolutions are also es M =
dar and can be taken un NJ M Z
There is more or less exeeutIs, -
to claim the attention ana n.
calendar has been growing run,S NJ q
result of committee work VIII. \, y
bond bill has been claiming ths ~ W.
of the senate. Under the c,rs, ~
the week bids fair to he dlysrss.. |
terest, no one topic claiming nsr,s..,s
tcntion. ''''
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4 MYernRIors pR1soNnn.

Cleveland. Ohio. February 2.--Francis
y. Lombard n man about 70 years OF age,
has been prisoner In the county tail
here for more than week under mys-
terlous circumstances, II Is said that the
arrest was procured by George Shiras of
Pittsburg, son OF James G. Shiras OF Tho
United States supreme court. and 4, "a
intimatoh that the charge is sihornatlon
OF perjury. The prisoner Ia 10 he held here
until Wednesday, when he will prohabl,
bo taken to Pitishurg, having been hound
city.
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FLOODS IN MISSISSIPPI.
Family OF Children and one Man Re-
ported Drowned.

Family OF Children and one Man Re-
ported Drowned.
Canton, Miss February 2.-Rains In the
past forty-eight hours have caused the
most destructive overflow known In this
section for twenty years. the entire
western portion OF this city is inundated
from two to five feet and houses are
flooded, and In some cases the inmates
were aroused this morning by water com
ing into their beds. The people OF the
overlooked section have been taken by
boats to other sections of the city. The
Illinois Central railroad Is submerged ard
many bridges destroyed. News Was re-
ceived here this morning of the drowning
OF an entire family of children on the
Reid place two miles from Canton, the
parents having gone to festival, and
the dwelling being flooded before iheir
return.
Port Gibson, Miss, February 2-Rain
fell here for thirty hours continuously, te-
ginning Friday night. The government
gauge shows a fall of seven and third
inches. Al streams are overlooked and
bridges destroyed or badly damaged. Dave
Barns. colored. was drowned by the up
setting of IA dugout. in which he vas at
! tempting TO cross an overlooked field
Vickshurg. Miss. February mo trains
have arrived today over the Alabama
and Vicksburg railroad from Meridian,
| owing to washouts nor from New orleans
{ over the Nnzoo and Mississippi Valley.
| Floods Of rains are reported everywhere.
/ Madison. Miss, February "A terrific
| rain fell here last night. washing away
bridges and roadbeds all through this
section. The water al Calhoun station
was the highest for thirty years.
Terry, Misc, February 2.--Ileavy rains
here for the past forty-eight hours caused
/ Il general overflow of streams. Bridges
were carried away In all directions. caus-
ing a loss Of many thousand dollars to
the county.
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ADVERSE TO ABBOTT.
Rumored That the Committee Has A,
rived ut a Decision

fufnored That the Committee Has Ar
rived at a Decision.
Washington, February From what
seems very reliable source tonight the
information that the house committee on
elections No has decided the Kearbv
VS. Abbott contest adversely 70 IN. al,
ing member The main question at issue
was me legality of ballots upon which
NearDys name was down three times
Inc committee is said to have decided
Ut meeting yesterday afternoon that
WV ""''''S were legal and that their
counting would give the election to Kear.
by. A>e"'
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MARKET REPORTS.


Manchester, February 2-The market
for the week was quiet, but firm, a fair
business being done for India both I'm
yarn and cloth. Fine yarns We're x dearor.
while for medium counts any advance
was diihfult TO obtain Asia was buying
light fabrics quite freely in anticipation of
change In duties. Makers Of China cloths
were anxious for fresh orders
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TO CROSS THE coNT1NnNr

Neye"' plspatoh to The Houston Pos,
NV YORK February 2.-InformotSop .,
II BSan,ic railroad scheme IeaI"od -,
t u,ae Today II is an open secra, ,p pa,
.ne Aransas Harbor and Northern .nat
NV row pelns surveyed from Aransas p Do
the rNS %,a north nurporting to onneet With ~
me me Missouri, Kansas and Teas AVA VIZ" ..i
NV r'lnliohai and Great Northern " -. ,,''
nus peen trying to get at least tuo roau 1.s
-, an, 'arse North and South s,,s ,ilore
rate ao'tGs INTO pool for special tra es,io
E, from Winnipeg to Ar pTu'as 'r r
~, u'spair,ng OF making terms as,,ite us =
n lear, as possible an air lIns t %nu' as
h hn, road and engineers and aga NJ, tne
n or,ng sent out to look up ro sy's are
pfpshte, Tor bonus, which if is 'ote' ana
r,on OF NE line Southern Texas -" ba s'ea
u .reuS pledged all that was asla1 va" az
e., a prominent Texan said to 'a,,sS; ;,., 49,,
SAT sa,,, had given lands enouSS t ma, ms
h ns .n bankers to pay them ,o TO the
Hs ,net port and the people w ,er open
through the State. o"''a the road
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VICKsBURG MILlTAhi


The Proposed ReSerVauv" 49,.
Twelve Hundred Ae, . Nj
Washington, February III :, II
viding for the establishment ~. m
burg Military park where al sross
opera tons of the war ~ a''n n.su n
city were carried on, mas ~, -
to the house by Representa-. f,s
Michigan from the military =, nal
mittee. The whole aniouns -v.,Iss 4
braced in the proposed req MA !
about 1900 acres, the COST =, = AZ ~
to exceed $4,000. The s,.nnroptss|
which the bill proposes 20 sr srrvsr
be used In making accuia'ir rlon 81 \
various lines of both the u ,oaas
federate armies, BUILDING ross!bt !
the grounds and so far as psr,rst.1
ing the various forts aho oraps /
connected with that nN, ~ tb u
The entire plan and scope sSopt,d I
lows very closely that aug suss -,
establishment OF Chlcksno NH . =,
cept that the cost will y II, ID. ~
of the amount devoted "
mauga field.
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The city administration can AFFORD TO
econolnlke In any other department rather
than in tho health and sanitary bureau.
provided the money appropriated Is to be
used for carts and work. Cleanliness and
health are the first of all considerations.
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All the men training at FL paso are said
TO be in fine condition. This is fortunate
tho route hack from FL Paso involves q
!oug and trying tramp.
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As the echoes Of Senator Tillman's speech
de out in the capitol the senator's are be
ginning 10 place It where II properly be-
lonrs--in tho category OF Yyette Guiibert's
sensational sonEs
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uorsro~ Vo>pAY FEBRUARY


The h-ss,ei superiority q Snw England
ara the I.as; o,,r a. SOUTH aat Wet
IN general Intelligence AID e.c asuy ia
reference % current arurs ans r.-reat
4agel9rn Mt. IS purely imas,r larry. r4c,s
a-- disclosed daily that el.proYo ihe
H7Ast
a short While since. the frs. u ,ht
pear, srtheru irases lot-nA The
T-ad.smaA, rlaushe1 on issue vith en
cAtalauYe review OK tae s1.a-us re-
sources 4al development add pgsabIues.
It VAS d sl.1 Ilmhr r, bar r Contained
l,-hlar rat was atrk.rgly nan. or u.i
Was Published for le Grst time. waa
q. compilation ~ s,Atsucs thnt had APP
p4ared iu ue press arr rcports Tor tw,
OF tar.e yrars past. Ana yet tho I.1s.
i0u Hcfaia erpr-as.a as,oH!si. neut ~ the
Showing aad has this significant comment.
'A va4t amount ~ Information is eu.
toi.si ia tha Journal in rarafI O. @ ... -
i3n oi country which, is comparatively
rrttui,Hr 60 t.e %or.h asd East .oa the
Io!lns irauaa md which S. ya. Ga its
lrita.y 3r v!rw ~ th~ sreat business
p,s,taifies before f."
"cgmrartYoIy unfamiliar 20 Tho North
and East"
Honest confession Is rooi for the poul
bun At times it ought 10 be humuatinr
Ana yet The Herald hut statea tho fact
IN spite of iheis roasiad culture tho leaa-
eaters and tbs Easternars generally. ar,
almost as ignorant Of the territory beyond
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Lord Salisbury IS hnding that the re-
marksole unanimity OF British opinion
about which he Dragged recently is grow
ing smaller by degrees and beautifully
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KENTUCKY hlL SILL,

owensboro. KY, ecess,lss W.
Ewing shot and killed ,.st nigh 4
In n light at midnign, ss,sptd ~
houn near here. Ewing ~ ~ r.
hounds have heon plae'"
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THE executive committee. according 20
MIR. waller Bakers Interpretations of i;s
powers as supreme IN the absence Of in-
structions," could haye announced the abo-
Hilton OF the two-thris rule IA advance,
two or three years before. Ana 50, thc
convention ~ 1893 Itself would not act gu-
IN It had heard directly from tho party IN
is primaries, The committee had as much
authority TO abolish tho rair as Il has 10
abolish one OF the traditional conventions
OF tho party.
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ryyo MORE STATE =

Washington. February : vii W.
committee on Terr'toins or he az
week on an enabling &C, rs,cns ~
of the Territories OF
Mexico to the Union.