The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-10
NOTINGs.


Dominion Parliament il withdrawn, 81
the visit of the commission iron
Oltowa is without effect and there !
nothing for the Tories to do but to FACE
the issue squarely,
Ex. President Harrison was quletl,
married Monday at st S,cphen'
church New York Ia Mrs Mary Scot
Lord Dimick. The ceremony was sim
pie, only &; guests being prcsrnt,
though Il large crowd watched outside,
Gen. Tracy acted as best man
! Cardinal Gibbons at Baltimore,
Md. has given out for publication an
appeal, signed by the American, Irish
and English cardinals in behalf of a
permanent tribunal of arbitation among
English speaking races. They say
We are well aware that such a project is be.
| set with practical difficulties. We believe that
they viii not prove to be insuperablc II the ne
sire to overcome them be genuine ana general.
such Il court existed for centuries, when the
nations Chrstendom were united in one faith.
And have we not seen nations appeal to that
same court for its judgment IN our own day
The establishment of a permanent tribunal,
composed, 1t may be- of'rustcd representatives
| OF each sovereign nation, with power 10 nOnlih
| ate judges and umpires according TO the nature
OF The differences that arise ana q common , &C
| !.
iting the jurisdiction and subject matter OF such
| q tribunal, would create new guarantees for
peace that could not fail to influence the whole
| of Christendom. Such an international court OF
admiration would form second me OF deienae,
of diplomacy had been exhausted. It would At
,cast POSTPONE inc ou,orcak o, hostEs unit,
nounccd their last word.
Tho Ohio po,,r;o;pal .lections tbis
yeel, show damocrat;c oains thronrh,
ont tho state C;ncinnst; hnd No ncn.
oral nlect;on hit Tho suburhan ,nt',.ne
sbow dow orot;. oairs Cnlun,hns
COO Renunlican I,st f,ll now rrivcs ovn,
I5oo Dnnnnrat;,. ,n,inr;t, U,siIl;on
1Coxrv,s Rome noes Dnnncratic ne dons
Lima. Senators Prices nome JJam;I
tom ~ .T,n.or,nr CarrLnil,s homo
hy sna c,roanriIIo CaiJTnII tho Pc
nuhI;ea, atronohnld of Milo mt
Vanwert for tbc secnnd limo IN IL
history sandmsk,, MiIIershrr" and
manv ntbor tow tnn, "s" vbinh barn ~ h "n
Dnn,crat;o ~ sornrai , na IVY u hus
ford. Conn. elected Mics +. Preston.
democrat mayor over Alexander Har-
rison fRepublicanjbv 37G majority and |
George ". Fowler. fDemocrati CITY |
collector by ll9 majority. At Bridge.
mort. The Democrats rot three of fhe |
five sclectmen. In New York state,
the Democrats overturned many Re. /
cities and towns last Thurs.
Ilav.
Tho oorano..s ;,r,, a., Ma, Wal, a;4,.
i 90 ron l'Da ~; 4. IL" .biH s;as
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maj 'Jnf .i,. mi,h ui,iH oiic mar
NV "''a 'i'' n. u a'a,i .''so aii' ~ II 81
H., rc "Io AZ 1"a 18Th! !Is' ,;+ no .h 'na.
:. ;,,,;oa stotj !" oGnpin VIII tht 'aw
his great and wealthy church ex-
,ibiting all the characteristics of Is
he most grasping Ian llorCism, to
Increase in its ill-gottcn reycnnrs for Z
he purpose of spreading the gospel ard .
LONG charitable works. 4
The LIST of failur,s both :, ru,,bor ,
md il agoragatn iiab;j;t;ns u,.a iarnor
or the first 9narter or tho yn.r tban /,
yer before. There were 1912 of them
With liabilities of So 5l3, 9o6, against u
~ and SIG 9lO. 430 liabilities IN the
anne quarter last year The nearest
pproach to the number was in the III
irst three months of 1885, 1903: but
hat was the clearing up proceeding n b
,rcat business revival. Perhaps il NAV
,e the same this time. Besides. there u
5 AN explanation in the money strin d
ency caused by the 500. 600 600 -
ovcrnmcnt loan, the withdrawal Of so q
luch currency from business channels
nd the consequent contraction of .!
ank accommodations This strin-
cncy by the failure of New York
, sell her 1000, 600 three per cent
onds last week, though they were
uickly snapped M last year at the b
lme figure.
Tho Soc;oty of +bo ,r,,,, &c +bo Do
,ma. niII bolr -, o-,h ~ ' nn,,,,,a, NJ
lis year at Burlington. on the 18th
ID 18th of September. Gen. Orlando
NTH will be the orator, and Captain
EEK Crawford. the poet. The death of
al. General .JohnGibb the president -,
wolves upon Mai. General James
lurdan the duties of prcsjdinr officer
TIE ,,,..r;oa,, yol,,,,..,,,. .,,.,a-..,,
- soiI Nv inoI. ,.ar, 10, in an asst9 CT
=, ia tbnr o,,. ,,n;r,,..'e s'i',, i ~
III tboir ,,o,}os4 anI ,or, No.! - -
'in+iil fr,n,n, In =, lao &c t 80
vented by Mrs. Darlington booth who ~
ing a real hrauty herself knows tbe
Iue of a tasteful anfl bero,ninu cos.
me for pretty Girl cspcriallv whom nc
r work is 70 appeal TO tbn harlaneI
arts of men. on
Tho ALL ,,,,,ro,. .,e a., va..,,.... ,cc
-Ar p :, Iii, W. % 'i;onte' W
,e first travels of a yrrdant Jarmont sh
Y is a snicy and eptertain;nr rontri.