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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-04
nfamona Chips.

The Jersey City team Of the Atlantic
Association played the first game of the
season. in this vicinity at Manhattan Field
yesterday with the New Yorks. who won
by a score of A to 2.
Catcher Zearfoss wears a shin guard on
his left leg. He is as heavy as Clements
of the Philadelphias.
Mike Herman consulted a doctor yester-
day about a strain in his leg that has pro
duced a painful swelling.
The New Yorks were their new travel
ling suits of gray flannel, with maroon
stockings and belts and black skull caps.
Three new men made their debut yes
terday. They were Boyle, Williams anG
Stoeger. Jersey City is about their gait.
The Models Of Hoboken would like to
arrange games with teams whose players
average 1G years old. They haS 4 few
open dates in May for Saturday and Sun
day games Address +. z. xHnssell, cap
tain, No. 264 Seventh Street Heboken.
The team ~conlposed of employees of the
limited States Express Company, auditing
departments, has -reorganized fer. the sea
son and wish to book games with 6rst-
class teams offering a suitable guarantee.
Address w. A. Weston, manager, Eighth
and Henderson streets, jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-04
A BRUTAL

For a brutal assault on Mary Mccarthy, a
little flower girl, who was selling bouquets
on a Pennsylvania Railroad ferryboat, last
,aight, Justice Potts this morning fined Law
arino Quartario, a bootblaek, $40. The little
girl had sold several gentlemen flowers when
the bootblaek ordered her to stop. She was
walking away when he struck her q vicious
blow in the face with his blacking-box and
then fed. He was pursued in the ladies' cabin
by angry passengers and held until the boat
arrived on this side. Deckhands saved him
from being soudly drubbed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-04
A CHANGE ABOUT
Mcuahon Beat BIs opponent in the
.na Secoud Pool Match.

E -r
sLast night pool match at NO BIS New
ark e drew a large crowd and was
more exciting THAI the last between cen
ttestants James Mcmahon and Lester Gil
bert. which was played Monday night on
Duffy's table. Gilbert won by 10 balls,
but Mcmahon turned the tables this time
and got back a portion Of the money lost
by his former defeat. The match was
is points for s25. The playing was brisk,
but McMahon appeared the most expert,
and pocketed the balls by all kinds Of
shots. making a run of 10 at one time;
McMahon went to the front on the third
frame and was never headed, winning the
game out by IA balls. The score VAS
McMahon-6, 8, 8, 5, II, 5, 4, 6, II, 10, s,
10. I, 5, 5, 3, s, 6, Z, 7-.150.
Gilbert-9, s, 4, 4, l. S, 10, 5, 3, 4. 3, ], s.
8. 4, 10, s. 8, 8, II, 5-1S6.
Scorer-Dr. Strives.
Referee-Prof., Clark.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-04
MATS THIS THIEFs SPECIALITY.

A new kind of thief has made his ap.
spearance in town. His specially is hal
door mats and many housekeepers are
mourning the loss of these articles in
the Railways. Mrs. Thomas Trotter, OF
No. 100 York street, is one Of these; bu.
she was able to give the police d deserip-
ton OF q young man whom She saw leay-
ing her door with a mat under his arm.
The police arrested Frank =, Clark, oi
Mo- 1e9 Grand street, n he admitted fna.
he had been stealing mats h sellire
them 10 q second hand dealer IN furniture
oa Henderson street. That dealer will 81
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-04
An ATHLETIC CLUB" ARRESTED
H~ackensack Folk Neatly Swindled
by a Young va~nderbeck. 6

EOAA NSAtAy N
by a Young vanderbeck. s
An ingenious scamp Charles A. Wander
beck, OF Haekensack, has been victimizing
the bucolic natives of that sleepy village
by collecting subscriptions for the
Outing Athletic Club which consists Of
himself. He was arrested yesferTdav
and take before Justice Ginning. He had
q list OF his victims, more than one hum
dred citizens, who had contributed to his
pleasure fund. Among them were NJ. l..
81 the Town Commission; Senator W NJ
Johnson, Captain John j. Phelps. Colonel
9netiieid Phelps, lieutenant w. y. Clark
Lieutenant William Gaylord, william p
Giiery, Bank Cashier George w. Conklin,
Herring. AN neint
Ine a amounts secured ranged from 81
70 so. When about to call upon an especi-
ally prominent citizep who was known to.
pc llperah the Young man, it IS safe. wouiS
forge the name OF some person or Arm
Tor VIC or $1o as an example Of generositv
Jnstiee Stunning fixed bail at SEQ. which
Henry Nanderbeck.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-04

county sports. But Piper Of Morglsatown
has also entered. a purse or siuo mas
the rate money, as an admission Tee
will be charged the last tvao weeks OF
the tournament. The opening game on
Monday will be between VIII White OF
this city and one of the Newark players.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-04
ABOUT
BEARINGS

Perhaps the most widely known feature Of
the "Spalding" bicycle is its coasting quail
ties. Everyone knows that the 'tSpaldingn
bicycle CoAsTs-coasts well-and has CON
ciusively proved that with a fair field and
no favor it is capable Of ~distancing any
with it. This fact is significant, and indi-
dicates one thing-GooD BEARINGS, without
which it could never have attained its po-
sition as a coaster.
'Spaldingn bearings are, first, CORRECTLY
designed second, well made. It is ~inlpossi-
bic to wedge q ball in the ssSpaldingH bearing.
consequently the running IS aIways l;ghl
We have spared no care or expense Ia red,,rs
the manufacture Of bearingsto ascience. and
as q result, our hearings are perfection
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-04

II Many q man Who thinks he Is on. The rsgbs
~ Is = : = sirl opens his mouth only Is nnd
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-04
AN EXCITING ELECTION.
Contest for HI. @. w. Omcers Brought
OUT a Large Vote

The most exciting election ever held
IN the history of the Hudson County
Wheelmen was decided last night AT tbe
belmont Avenue Club house, and resulted
IN an overwhelming defeat for the op-
ponents of the regular ticket. Ever since
the formation of the club it has been ir
control OF the older members. of which
trank Eveland was at the head and az
all previous elections a ticket was placed
IN nomination by a committee named for
the purpose, and this was always accent
ed and voted for accordingly. This year
the order was changed and when Presi-
dent Eveland entertained a motion that
a committee be named by him at the
meeting several weeks ago 1t was oDDosed
Dy the younger element and defeated
y was decided to name candidates Nv
nominating them in the regular VIZ T I
Old Guard placed their ticket In fhe fiaid
ana We're surprised when the younger eIe-
, was so namsq an en1 j. Opposition. THIS
time that a contest had ever ensued fcT.
office. The colts" We're out to win and
gain control and revise the usual order
OF things. That was three weeks ae,o
and since that both factions had worked
a n and The wiz pulling Q have
cessful campaigner. Both sides had out
their fun strength last night, and the on
EosiEoIl c~andidates We're surprised at
the strength which doomed up against
snem when the voting began. They had
peen taken unawareS and even their own
camp was entered and many OF the votes
they had counted as sure things were
won over to the other side. The Vote was
all one-sided, and the Old Guard was rs-
s sppnss th 10 power by a majority which
been appreciated. and that the organi-
cation Is not at all anxious for a change
van wag sne reI pr s ) ,a ran e property It
Green, who was on the opposition ticket
FOR secretary, and was very much Of a
surprise to everyone on our ticket. we
such an indicat ton Of interest in the sue
cess Of the club that was shown bv last
naghts attendance. The Old Guards thaf
were elevated to power were:@T. II.
Cuddy. president: Charles r. Seymour
yice-president; Edward Smith, secretary.
Charles Gna : T. y. :, He rrr T 5reasurer trustee:
Vail; George Blakesley and Edward Snitz-
err During the past year 500 had been
s sasiaao On tbs last debt 1d,. Ct The clubhouse + was
Metropolitan Association OF Cvcling
Clubs, and the club will endeavor to bripg
about a consolidation of the local clubs
into an organization to bring about the
many improvements that are needed f.
the streets Of the city.
Professional Pool Tournament
On Monday a professional pool tourna-
ment will begin at Baylis', Clinton Hal,
under the direction Of Frank Meade, I
well now player Of this city. 1t viii
continue. four weeks. 1t will be the most
prominent pool competition that has ever
been played here. All of the best PLAYERS
test will be a treat for the admirers Of
skilled pool playing in this city. THIS
stars of the Newark ltournameit have
entered and large crowds can he eouatef
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-04

Special Easter services will Be held To-
morrow in the Church Of ST. Paul Of the
Cross. A special musicaf programme has
been arranged. Father Quinn win preach Tho
znornine sermon. The Ladies' Catholic Rene
Violent Legion of this church IS hoSirishine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

worse Than the Isrsd Dlnntr Pan,
Tue recent passage 10 the House OF the
bill placing tariff on wool and 40 ILcress
ed duty on vooltLs bss rsited cry
among the free traders OF The widows
taxed bed blsOkets. THIS is worse than
the taxed dinner pail The lsboret found
that II VAS better TO have taxed pail
with = dinner 10 1t than 40 emp psll
that may bsye cost a cent or two lees, and
the poor widow will not be fooled by 3
like senseless or,
Home made bhnkds II they are thick
and oil vool are good T. Ugh for her. 10
the experience Of The ls,j lhrte years she
hss lesrned that they Lr.r Der much
warmer sbtn uestly spresd upo- Lcr b.
than import d baskets do SLou they e.
spread Oh some other persons bed auc
is her notion lbst tariff OF anything Il.
which snsbles Der to se, the uoloy to
boy them with, Is better thaa free trad,,
Which leaves Der Without money 10 order
10 cheaper the cosl Of imported goods 10
those Who are Tich. According 10 her
book keeping It n much more satisfying
TO have The factory 10 Der village running,
and iubnhios tie boys aud sirls with
steady employ mett aud good wages, than
ii is 10 have them lille .hila her children
walk The streets aud look through the
wibdost At imported baskets which the,
oouId boy very cheap II thsy had the
money,
II SEINE ticer to Der TO have the bah
q whicb Der small ssvinss are derositsd /
id dirIdeEds iron ils railroad .pd mill /
tocia and be able to pay her ZONE 10
crest II lie her ladseueut thai che .ud
ii hsf ntishbors ADD ,fitrds can live
.ood deal better wtsa every body ,ba0t
hem hn something to 70 snd z &. isr -.
Iaets ior doing il, Which ,Ls hose tbey
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09
Tspley's Bread Winners ont wear sll
other shoes,


Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth2 II so
send at once aud get bottle OF Mrs, Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing 1t cures dysentery, diarhoea, regul
Istes the stomach aud bowell, cures wind
collie, softens tue gums, reduces ibfama'
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physician
and nurses in the United States and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price rs cts q bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

Remark wbea ra1 attend play OF con
cert he's May people dtsiurb The perior
nsuoe ty coughing Ose nan begins sad
The cough seems 10 be oobtasiou, The
interruption is great nuissHco, and there
il 20 heed Of II, for snyoue may cure =
cough uI.h riueels H,lsaD. which costs
tweuty five ceuts. II sooiles the ian tns
ton 10 The thio.t sud looseus The IL uCus
which clogs the air passages. A lev doses
Of Elys plueols Bal an stops cousb aud
beals core throat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

cssr5i have aslss The ffui's e ibsii lsbsr
~ tar good prices
The tslt .beut tIed Blankets eocsa l
scare bsr TT, sSs hu heeu tbro5es Il
all she knept bcs sbs Jared wben blspE
etc we're taxed AEd uhst ptlrations abe
ha ,Bgs,ti ,hes The tsIts we're removed
o. greatly rsdaoed .bd they cat taxi 10
Der flll the COS, come bone Without mak
lss bet believe sLe sslis sry mcre Tree
trade
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

Catsfrh stars 10 the nssal passages, 81
iectins eyes, Ears and thfoat,Sn is IN fact
the great enemy Of the mucous membrane
Neglected c5lds 10 the head almost lnvs
rably precede cstsrrb, causing NO etces
sive h5w Of mnens, and If the mucous dis
obraRe becomes Interrupted the oissstee
able ret ults Of estsTrh viii follow, such a.
bad breath. severe psln across forehead
and about the eyes, roaring aud buzz ng
sound III the ears and oiteutlmes very
offensive discharge, Ely's Cream Balm Is
the seknos lodged cure Tor these troubles
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

The ssn usl catalogue q Midilthury Gel
legs iar lsls sh0vs the total unnbei Of
.iadsut4 10 the insla,iiioI 30 be l0l. "a o.
.hon are ,sutou II iunios - ,opbo
uofes. IS ite'bns5 sod three special slu
1entf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

The interest OF American mllers Is cen
tered in the next meeting Of the Execu
tive Committee OF the National Milers
Trade Association. to be held here sbout
Jan, n, MlIlers generally have practical
ly decided upon persistent sgilslion for
reciprocity with South American countries
and will make a determin ed fl ut Tor the
repeal OF that portion of ths T,ull Law
which they think cobflicts with the Il ar
Interests b. A, Eckhsrdt, a prominent
ID iIler Ct the association tsys: Mllers
do not anticipate any relief from the pre-
sent Congress, as the Presi lent would
veto any such bill, As long as the pre-
sent tSnfi is 10 eifec it means decrease
OF 600 100 barrels OF sour annually 10
the export, and the loss OF SIG 900, 900
per year 10 American mIllsrs, compared 10
the benefits by reciprocity through tue
Mckinley law,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

Il sognis odd to bear men discussing
the probability ct halt OF the electoral vote
Of TT" belrs cart for the republican
pte,i tsttiI ticket cert ye.r bu, men who
iBuw u e situation 80 The state are doing
lhJ erfy ias Mr. Fntk Weleb, =
TsI.n Slo Is bos 10 Ss.hlnsi U, said
There ts hardly sry doabi OF successful
con biss between tie Itrst republicans
Ud papulisl', std their con binsd force.
ought 10 Re able 10 tu0et cot the demo
ersis. A. tie ptntat governor Sh ouly
elected BY plan.ity, Il bss been :. reed
iba The popul.sts ,tsli u.me the snt re
,l.te ticket aud tlst lhe ptssidsrtIsl slse
tor, std Representatives, "a coEgtess shall
be equally divided stth tie rsrableara
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

lie 81 ,net &c cited by DR.. Hale 10 the
usttt Of the Ven, zutlan message is Of
at bat ct, lie is quoted as saying that
lr rtsd t4s message add the sccom pany
d, rnn at, AID It did rot occur 10 bin
th.r 'hr, we're beIligereu, In tone. Ilt vas
lot uuIil be bed seen some Of the newsps
Isls tAy OF tao sIlers.rd, that be sp
trrhsodeI boz u ueh feeling bad come
onr OF Item. Probably tbis would have
been be cstt 70 England bad not the lsst
tuo psfssr.pts been included 10 the NEE
,,se AID Lsd rot malicious Nex lotk cor
rssyoUden lt.t.ttly tslesEphed bysteri
eel dispatches to LOndon, ssyins that IL.
ecDutry wty c.lliug for var
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

We, the undersigned. agree to refund
the money on fifty cent bottle Of
Greene's Syrup OF Tar, il it fails to cure
your cough or cold, We also guarantee q
twenty five cent bottle to prove salisIac
tory or no pay, II Neu Rol fails to cure
your headache, we also refund the money.
BAYLEss a SowLE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09
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Inrsn 4EE THG ynaFHIn WHICH VI rENa
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rlprAa ENuau1r Mas trrH wIUE ADJ
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Aauafs oT xts HAs sucn mo5rKIaENENr.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

Are you suffering win any disease
which viii make your life miserable. Do
you know that Radsms Micrcbe Killer
will cure you, sold by
Miss MANY FARNUM, Agent,
ly36m. Maple Hill Manchester d pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

There is llaussble argument being
made thst the people ~ho row lnhsbit the
disputed territory 10 Ventsuels should de
eide the dispute, and tue case OF Texas
is cited IN support Of this argument
There Is DO sort Of analogy between them,
Not the least, The settlers 10 Texas re
VOTED against MEXICO aud achieved 10
dependence sIoae They maintained 1t
nearly ten years, aud hen asked to be an
neIed TO this countty, Nobody, 10 the
present case hss attempted anything OF
The kind. The cases ale utterly unlike,
The truth is that the settlers on this die
puted territory Except those born there
knew when they wen, there, with
out an exception, probably, that the ter
rtory was disputed. They took the
cbsncee, sud their chill lrcn inherit 10
better night than they had.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

Data made ~ from The reports Of TIE
STATE sapsfatsHdtEt ot iuagrsbee bAssd
upes the po's5biiiy Of var wlth Crest Ri
iisu, ,Los 81 iumtBse amount Of invested
B-iusb cspltal 10 New iok State 10 the
iutut.rct tu.lbe.s sloue. The total srcss
receipts oi lofega Gre insurance. eompso
tes 10 tbt State q Ns~ York for the past
5ersnuppstd a So. oOO. 900, sud ths
AnoaG. Of cath premiums received s1
oyffg4l. 900 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09
State Normal School

CASlIEION, VERMONT.
ABEL y LEAyENWOTH. A NJ. Principal
A full corps ot competent Hsssttnts One hund.
red aud one State tchohTshipt.
The Next Term Begins Tuesday, Jan. Plat
1896 and closes June ith
Aiw seHi for Circulars.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
SrArE ~ VERMONT Dsttict o Manchester,
In the Matter Of Ashley Il HAmll on Insuly.
ent debtor
To the Creditors Of the said Insgycnts and all
others whom II may concern;
Take notice that the second and third meet.
ings Of the credtOrs Of tbs said lusolyoAt deb.
tors viii DO held together at the Registers
Office 10 Manchester IN said District on the I'm
day Of January 1895 at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon
Tor the purposes sot forth IN Chapter rs, aud
amendments thereto Of the Revived Laws NJ
Vermont At which time Frederick v Cu0k A.,
rinee. will file HE account and ask t. be dis
eli rRed and dividend ordered
Dated at Manchester Ia SAID District, thi4
3lst day OF December A D. 1885
Si3w W, Is, ED EhlON. Reg .tcI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

1t ls po slble that the tariff bill which
passed the House may be blocked 10 tie
Senstc, Mr., Jones, popnlist. Of Nevada,
who holds the balance Of power III the tn
snce committee and without whose vote
the Republicans cannot report The meas
ure 10 any shape, said that he would 10
sist upon the addition Of the 10 per cent
to tie sugar schedule. II the caucus so
decides the Republican mem bers will not
ersut It, Mr. Jones, IT seems, must then
either change bis mind or The bill vii, re
main 10 the files of the COMMITTEES of fl
snce, Republicans profess to believe that
Mr., Jones will not thus pu' himself on
record, but that. after urging bis propos
ition, be will yield to the will Of his for
mer Republican associates aud permit the
bill to be reported,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

bat sbss vhs i uHdft eeuieuos Of death
iof illfng Hettit Eoss a. sc eiecsios u
Troy hu heet guuie3 suuthu terrerc
ifom tie tact iha J. 4 heG0ush, Who u
ssftiss sttutrote 90 PRISON iar bei6s ct
sssed 10 tho cansrir.ef. has confessed
that bssr3 let Shoe fired the fsti 'hoi
IL u oct ttoSn uhrtLef ttis u mtfely .
tticI to saib tine ~ nd bat The matter
b. hslns luvrtLLaatai
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

ssba'ot stumsu bss made al lmpor
tsatst,eeb 90 lbe Gbspoisl questions, 90
shicl sut.ect be is better posted from
loug eIptUeges THAI any other msu 10 The
couutry tie says the chief trouble il not
from SILVER Or Frscubsoks Int from lnsnft
csnt revenue to rnn the Government,
TIE m.l1tty q people believe that be is
fgLt 10 the MISTER Sud look TO Kepubli
csns 70 provide a remedy, which they will
do as soou ss they get the opportunity,
which, We hope, viii be 10 the nett two
years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

The bond blI passed by the House Is
not likely 10 pass The Seuste without q
tree silver amendment, AZ It is clsined that
mslori'y OF that body rs we'll as mSlJr
Of Tree rlIget Utah has been sdn ted rs
state, making the forty hhh. Its two sen
ttors viii be Republicans. bnt 10 favor Of
Tree sllgtt, OF course Lond bill With
this provision can never become law, as
IN. ionty Of the House aud the President
slso all oppose It,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

Secretary Catlisle has decided to issue
500. 900 900 Of per eett bopds, TO be
pad Tor 10 gold snd 10 be issued 10 sums
OF So OF mnlliples thereof, and tue public
are sllos,d to bid for them 10 any
smouats tue night to reject sIl bids being
reserved his IS much better than to 81
lo~Ssybdicate 10 control them, mskiog
,ptrft Of several milllonL as was the case
Win the lat issue Tue public may not
want them tat se would not be sufprls
Cd II the Whole issue be taken by the
people Of this country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

ht. GRAFT vldoS q tie great general
vho ,oii hsf hoEt 10 New York, l,si fall,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09

II The rel OFT that the Chinese govern
meut has granted to kus,is the night Of
say scfos. Msnch.rl. iot the Siberian
rsIlsAy, ~Ih fseihtIes lorAsIntet station
e, Chan lom Bay. /. oouhtmed, kassiA
will bsve sccom phshed one Of Der ebirt
an bitlons, She has for loug time been
seeking Bn outlet to The sea over her trans
Siberian line, . sole barber for her vessels
aud facilities for developing Der commerce
on the Asistic eide Of the Pacific. TITS
reported concession by China will give
Russia lost iLtte lLTte Ibines, sud at
the same time will brlDg btr 10 Into close
connection Win PesIn. Chins will look
upon Russia Us trrrier IN the way OF the
japanese sggrsnd5zrm'nt; but there msy
come time when Cblns will be sorry
that che ever engaged this particular pro
lection
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-01-09


Tue L lsh bave met their match 10
Ia .tEtas IN South Africa. Large gold
m'u's hive been discovered ia the Dutch
trpuhtc sud the EaPlsh South Airics
G mpsny have been De ermined to gel,
hold II item by tsir means or foul, Last
~ oHe Of the E1gllsh leaders With 100
s'mrd meu marched toto the terfltoey bit
~yrr mt 10y the Beers and fierce fighting
et'nrd, Seventy Of the English were kill
I'd the reminder taken prisoners. The
hnHe government does not back up The
uuveueHt bot might have done so bad it
h.su 'ueces'lal. Germany will help the
Il pabita II It needs help bot il seems pref
t, ~,lI atlr 10 take care Of itself.