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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-21

Whereas certain instrument Ia writing,
under soal, purputtnE ~ be the last vi aui
Testament Of Emelue OalmRu, laIo Of Arlington
"a said District, decreased having been THE day
presen 81 to said Court 81 Probate aud dat,
hed Ia the hogsters office Therefore, IL IL
ordered that ali persona Interested In the estate
Of said deceased be nouhod TO appear before
said Court, At the Probate ONCE In Manchester
10 said district on the let day Of June \.
d. 1896, at 10 o'clock A. NJ by publication u thus
order three weeks suCcesslvely previous Thereof
ia be Manchester JuthNAL n newspaper printo
at Manchester, af1roeaid, TO show cause Il any
they may have, why said instrument IN snuug
chou not bc proved aud allowed ~ the last
will and testament Of the AID deceased
l9w W. IS FDGERrOS Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-21

Representative 81 various msnuiactut
ing. lshot, aud agricultural organizations
sts 10 meet at Dstroit 90 jane 2 TO con
sli'r smonR other things a method OF get
lns the tsrlf ont d politics. The pro
mo'ets Of this convention have presented
smetbod 10 advance for consideration.
They would have Congress pass q law De
fling how the tarih shall be levied, and
establish a prtncjple npou which to base
the amount OF dnty TO he collected
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-21

There has lnst been issued from depart
meut headquarters neu aud complete
roster Of the O A Il Of Vermont. OF the
40 department commanders before the pre-
seut one, slI are nov living except George
L, Foster Of burlington. who died March
3, 1879 o. the llj posts comprising the
department, Roberts Of Rntsnd is the
largest having mem bership OF 239 Oaly
III other posts have mem bershIp exceed
jag 100. The total number Of comrades
10 good standing is 1891.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-21

TIE prosptc' a toe erection "a tottsbls
mocunrut 81 the hstiaual Cspiasi, "
memory q Geu. unnt. sre bo9 Vsry
pfouinng. Senator slaiers f,soinuou,
app, ogu.uus $500 90 Toe the mouumert
to hs erected 90 ground o~ued by toe
Government. J., 10 lair ~sy to become =
ia before the srpif.tlon ot the huy
tOaub Congress. sud 0rstt monument
.s,octstiuu b.s been formed for lhe par
pose q rst,iag sddrnoual money by pr
vale subscription g. be rIpeuded ou the
mo- uncut,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-21

delegates g. wtseb tosps are sttitlsd -
he ssas - 81 Re feasti state eaUvsotioa
49, tkaui3 - elected goi later ttEb asirr
dsy. gsos ls.h Parties lssrias siIti1bs
o. tbs y. Il aar5sd os tbt early uars
ias it.is I'LL reach Bafiiusian 10 tims
iot he osarsJiisr AID cat fslurs he same
srHrGEg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-21
Concert Roller Organs.
INVELINE A, OATMANS' Eer1rn

STATE o. VERMONT. Dlstuat at Mancboetrr -
Be % Remembered. that st session ot the
Probate Court htldeuHt Manchester, within and
tor said plruet, On the 9th day Of May
II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-21
7 n ORNIs
or
Il EdulE TON.
III, 1898 2dtf
Manchester Steam Laundry

nANCHEtTER DFrJr yr
joods called ror snl dchyej
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-05-21

AEanhst Of 8esiruciIts cyeloaos lave
Whites 5iae-tt sscfi9Es - tie sect The
pat tvo sesit IAt safu ops vu d
5Lsfu,a IeIn sad ursaIiy. 10 vtich II
- utuusltd ate ttsI 200 lives sefe
la.i AID q scb Fropsuy Destroyed TIE
cyelcus Travelled dalBes Of over
loo uils'. tboash u dli not touch The
e,rth I'll the vsy. II, path VS. only l59
,tr8s pIIe sbj "a oct Of The lestfneis0u
80. dobt 10 ,pscr of 10 nil-s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

against European Institutions. The chief
instirator. 50 the Scotland Yard au-
thoritics declare. was a man whom tney
describe as a Russian professor in Ne"
York. lie. AZ the representative OF INC
Nihilists. endeavorcd to obtain the CO.
operation OF lyman and other Clah-ha-
Gael men and Anarchists an the eXecu-
ton OF their designs against the Car.
This Russian offered TO supply unlimited
funds and all necessary Information IN
the use Of explosives for both purposes
if lyman would Undertake 10 remove
Nicholas II. before carrying out TIE re-
Man aims IN England. lyman and three
others finally assumed the mission TO
inaueurate a general reign OF terror IN
Europe. Their terrific plans. 50 the po-
lice assert. included the blowing mp OF
Balmoral Castle. While tho Queen. Gar.
Prince Of Wales. and other members or
tho royal family were present, and n
series OF dynamite outrages in London
and Paris. Their plans We're well adj
vanced when the police stepped in Ut
teriy without warning yesterday and bag
ged the entire gang, with all their ap-
paratus or death. Bombs and other
equipment sufficient 10 destroy n large
city were found in their arsenal AZ Ant
werp.
They made the Same fatal mistake
that Jameson made M KrugersdOrp and
carried with them the key 10 their cipher
correspondence. which was found in large
Quantities. The details Of this document
airy evidence are not disclosed. hut II is
affirmed hy the Rotterdam police that
full particulars Of the conspiracy are
made clear Inspector Melville says that
all concerned in the plot who are now
I'm Europe arc now under arrest. He
will not say whether any arrests have
been made or are 90 bc made In New
York.
It is difficult problem how tho law
Will deal with the prisoners. They have
committed no offence in this country.
unless possibly Bell has done so. The
three men arrested on the continent could
possibly De convicted under tho French
explosives law. and 81 g. IS proved That
they have been plotting against the
car they would Doe liable 10 20 10 the
eillofine. France. FOR political reasons,
viii Doe anxious 70 punish any piottcrs
against the Car within her territory,
especially 20 fhe present moment. Eng
land win ask France 10 deliver uD lyman
as $40. 10 of the Phoenix Park con-
sriracy. II DIS guilt in that crime can
"a proved. Doe win certainly pay his HE
as the penalty. ~ Doe gets into The hands
~ the English Jaw. even NJ this late
dav. II is Interesting 10 noto. bv the
way that lyman is the last man remain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

Latest Pc'urns Point to a Republican Plu-
rnlitv Of 10000.

AUGUSTA NE. Sept. 15.-Rotuns
from Is out II % cities and 81 towns give
Powers C3.S5 and Frank 251i2. This is
threo-quarters q the total vote of the
State. Tho Same cities and towns in 1852
gave Clcaycs 52 DOB and Johnson Hal.
The Republican gain in the cities was
10 per cent. and the Democratic loss was
IL Der cent. I'm the towns the Re-
publican gain was % per cent. and the
Democratic loss was II per cent. II the
percentage holds in the towns 20 hear
from. tho Republican total vote will De
So 500 and the Democratic vote $500,
making the Republican plurality 5000.
The Dem0cratic vote iu l,12 was aJ,5ti
and I'm 1897 30.62l.
The vote for the populist candidate and
Mr.. clifford are included in about $500
scattering. Mr.. Clifford receiving less than
1000. The total vote figured up about
122coo.
In tho congressional districts Mr.. Reed
is reelected by 1880 plurality. gain or
2.cO0. and Mr.. Dingley hy about the same
plurality. Mr.. Milnken had about 1000.
and Mr.. Boutcllo had an increased plu-
ralify.
The Republicans carried every county
elected am OF the senators. and lp out
of 15i representatives,.
BELFAST. Me. Sept 1.-THE returns
from Waldo county complete. except free~
dom. give Powers Republican, 100 piu-
raiifv. The missing town may carry DO
no 10 800. Every Republican officer in
the county IS elected Belmont is the
only town that went Democratic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
Iarre Idea. Small Snlnrv. Disgrace.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Sertomhe '..fof
several days investigations have been
going on in Inc accounts OF chief Book
keeper Richard NJ. Green. Dr.. OF mo
Farmers National Bank Of tlis city, and
b. has been discovered that Dee BIAS deiault-
ed 20 the amount OF $4,000 10 $1,000. lie
has maintained an establishment IN Bar
timore for some time. and lived laYishiy
on 81 200 "A year. lie returned last night
from his wedding trip 10 NIAGARA, having
been married on Monday OF last week.
During this trip Ne dofalcation was dis
covered. lie was building me mousse
hove pookkeener Green got wind OF :he
borL,s Investigation. and seft town early
mis- morning leaving his bride here. 10
IS most respectfully connected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

faith 70 tho maintenance ~ that policy.
Tho act Of July "a, 1890. after providing
that the Secretary OF tho Treasury should.
under such regulations a. he might pre-
scribe. redeem. the Treasury rotcs. Is
sued In the purchase OF silver bullion.
I'm gold or silver coin az his discrNion.
declares that II is the established policy
Of tho United States to maintain th~
two metals on a pkarity WITH each other
Upon tho present legal ratio or such
ratio as may be- provid "a by law and
the act Of November I. 1893. again de-
clares II 10 be ''the policy OF the United
states 20 continue tho use Of both gold
AMI silver as standard money and 10
coin both gold and silver into money q
equal intrinsic and excl aneoahlc VALVE
such quality 70 be secured through inter
national agreement. or by such safe
guards Of legislation. as will insure tie
maintenance Of the parity of value or
me coins OF the two metals and the equal
power or every dollar M aii Turos I'm tho
markets AMI tho payment Of debts
With knowledge Of these assurances. ths
people have received these coins and have
relied confidently upon the good faifb
cf their government. and the confidence
thus inspired has become a most rofont
factor IN tho maintenance u the parity.
Ihe public has been satisfied that so long
aS our present monetary system 4 nra-
served the government viii 10 whatovsr
ms moral obligations and express deciarn-
tlcns require u 70 d. and very largely 20
consequence OF this confidence IN mo
good faith Of The executive authorities. tho
silver CONS have not deprecated IN value.
SILVER FOR GOLD.
II IS not doubted that whatever can "a
iawiully done 10 maintain equality m
tho eXchangoahle value Of tho two mofafa
viii be done whenever 81 becomes noors-
sary, and although silver dollars and
silver certificates have not no 20 the
present time been received in cNchanre
for gold, Yet n the time shall oyer come
when tho parity cannot Doe otherwise
maintained. such exchanges VIII be- made.
j. is the duty or tho Secretary OF the
Treasury ana ~ an other public officials
10 execute in good faith the policy de-
c'aroi by Congress and whenever ha
shall be satisfied that the silver dollar
cannot be- kept equal ia purchasing power
with the gold dollar. except hv receiving
IL IN exchange for the gold d,liar. when
such ok, hange Is demanded 20 viii DO
his duty 10 adopt that course. but n
our present policy IS adhered TO- and the
coinage IS kept within reasonable limits
the means heretofore employed for the
maintenance Of the parity viii doubtless
Doe found sufficient in the future and orr
silver dollars and silver certificates viii
continue 10 circulate m par with goid
thus enabling the people &C. use both
metals instead OF one only. as would
ha the case If the parity were destroyed
hy free coinage.
(sisucD j. C. CARLISLE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
SOUTHALL IN LYNCHBURG.
He Makes an Able Speech in the Opera
House Crowded With People.
A PATRIOTIC And ELEGANT ADDRESS.
Discussion of Every Phase of the 'o'"
Standard and Trce-Silyer Coinage.
Quoted Authority to show That
Bryan l. Populist.

LINCHBURG. VA. Sept l5.-Special.-
The sound-Money Democracy of the hin
city had another big meeting at the opera
House tonight. Every seat was filled
and hundred " more stood in tho
aisles. y number of ladies' were also
present
Hon. $ Y. southall OF Albemarle. was
the speaker OF the evening. He was in
troduccd by Mr. W. v. Wilson. as a
Democrat and not Republican revolt
ZIONIST. who declined to stand on the
patchwork platform adopted ut Chicago.
Alr. Southall was greeted with enthusias-
tie applause ass he came forward. lie
said he did not have many years to live
and he proposed to devote that time ~
his God. his country. and his party.
Tie said the indianapolis Convention was
the most brilliant. the clcauest. and the
most patriotic of any hc had eyer at
tended. The Chicago convention had nom
mated d populist on a Populist platform,
and there was no treason so great since
tho days OF Aaron Burr.
BRYAN a pOpULIST.
Tie quoted authority 10 show that Bryan
was "a Iopulst and not a. Democrat and
said he would rather support Republican
than "a Popuiist.
"They say" he said. chat Palmer and
Buckncr cannot Dee elected. I know g.
There are some men who viii never vote
70 ticket unless there are 7poi1 behind 10.
our objct is 90 defeat Bryan. tho Popuiist
and 90 preserve pure and Undecided, tho
principles of jefferson, Jackson and
Cleveland
Mr.. southall then proceeded 20 argue
f.r sound money. I'm the course of his
remarks. he alluded 10 the free silver
ties expectation of the coming OF free
silver This brought some applause from
free s.lveritcs.
eft was merely n fancy sketch he
added. and then came tremendous APP
nlauso from the sound-mcney majority or
the audience.
AS far as Doe could SEQ. only the aur-
tionocr would he much benefited boy free
silver.
Ihc bank plank of the Chicago plat
form was noNt discussed.
SILVER PLANK NOT THE WORST.
What was McKnloys protection 90 iron
and steel to the protection proposed 70
be given 10 the mne-cwners by the free
siyerites?
THE plank fro regard 10 the Supreme
Court and income tax was next ably
discussed. Ie said Che silver plank dd
not compare with these planks IN their
serious effects.
Mr. Southan spoke FOR over two hours
and received the closest attention of the
audience. There was only one attempt
by noisy free siIverte TO disturb the
sneaker. who quietly remarked that Doe
saw one OF the Anarchistc Popnlists was
BOO the house.
Major ". J. Kirkpatrick was called
unrn bv the audience but excused NINE
OF on the er0unS that h'il
e.lf ON account of the latcncss or inc
hour. and said az some future day ne
would give his views 70 his fe-icw-ciii-
zens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

Editor OF Tho Times:
Sit read ir The Times am article
from Row J.. a. Cutler about the way
cur elections are conducted all over this
State. which / heartily endorse. This is
ono thing that an our ministers. TO
some extent. win Doe held accountable
for They AN know this "Ballot-box stuff
lug' is going on. yet YOU rarely ever
hear them say one word I'm the pulpit
as INST IL. / think the preachers OF
every denomination ought 20 Yut it down
A man that Will steal anothor's vote. had
as Wei steal his money or anything else
There IS mere than one "Smithcrs" pre-
clrct. II extends nearly al over Char
lotte county. Va. There IS rot but one
siio represent az but one precinct. and
that is always thrown out. There is no
uso going % the polls thinking Won Will
get your vote counted. unless YOU vote
with the hallot-bOX stuiing crowd
FAIR DEAF.
Rolling Ism, Va, September >. 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

lie Escaped Detection for Fifteen Months
But Was Captured az Last

CHICAGO. Sept. f5.-IIarry Lariaway.
porter at the Union depot in Detroit
Mich. was last night caught I'm the act
Of robbine United States mail pouches
and placed under arrest. For months
there has been leak in the postal SER
vice between this country and Canada
which the detectives were unable TO Joe
cate Suspicion. however. pointed 10
Lardaway. ana after much difficulty the
crimes were traced 10 him.
Inspector Stuart said today that Larl1-
ways thefts had extended over period
of fifteen months. and there is no telling
how many letters Doe has stolen. Last
night alone he took fCrty-thrco. C0m-
plants have ieou coming in for months
past from Canadian correspondents of
Chicago banks. and n quiet surveillance
was instituted. Extra precautions were
taken in the matter ~ sealing pouches.
am men were concealed in the cars. lut
nothing was discovered.
r. was found that sacks had boon cut
open ana renewed with scn.d thread
Men We're detailed 10 follow tho vans on
bicycles others rode ON Tho roofs ~ the
hagcaer-cars and watched tho clerks.
and o. was no last decided that The work
was demo IN n little brick building in
the Union Depot I'm Detroit. where the
mail Is transferred. Iardawlv. o. Cana
dian. worked there at night. but he
could not be- watched MS there was but
one door, and no windows. s. special
commandment was built adjoining. lut
proved impraoticahle. At last tunnc.
under the building was made. and the
dispatch announcing the capture OF laria-
way in the very act of cutting open
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
mr.. RIDFORD ron cONGRrss.
District Headquarters win be opened in
Iynchburg Vigorous Canvass.

District headquarters VIII DE bp'n'h IN
Lynchburg \ Vigorous Canvass.
ROANOKE. VA. Sept. l6-specal-A
meeting CT tho Sixth District Committee
Of the National Democratic party was
held az Hotel Roanoke .his afternoon.
Every member OF the committee vas
present. The committee vas in session
several hours AID great dead OF lm-
portant business was disposed Of
MIR RADF ORD NOMINATED.
The committee. los unanimous vote. n7m-
mated Mr.. Duyal Radforl a. prominent
farmer and member OF She last Le-isla-
euro from BoeiCri county. candidate
fer Congress from The SIKH district.
It is understood tnat 81. RaIforI viii
accept the nomination. arI his personal
popularity and recognized ability VIII in-
sur0 for him a large vote.
a VIGOROUS CANVASS
The comnittte decided 10 open district
headquarters ia Lynchburg and will c0n-
duct a vigorous canvass for sound money
and sound Democracy until cecu0n-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

When and how Kearney and tho other
men under arret got abroad is not known.
lyman CLAIMS PROTECTION.
PARIS. Sept. 1J.-P. j. lyman. the
Irish "Invincible" who was arrested at
Boulogne on Sunday. has appealed 20
United States Ambassador Enstis, and
also 20 Predent Cleveland. demanding
the protection Of the United States Gov
eminent as an American citizen.
CALL TT RIDICULOUS.
LONDON. Sept. 15.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette asserts that II was the design ~
the conspirator lyman 10 blow up MARI
boro House. the residence OF the Prince
OF Wales. when his Royal Hghness should
b. there. According 10 this yarn. tho
dynamiters intended to reach tho Princes
house by tunnellins from the house op-
posite.
This IS n fair sample Of the ridiculous
stories concerning the alleged dynamite
plot that are filling many columns OF
the newspapers. the most OF which arc
the merest nonsense. and would scarely
be credited by the most gullible person
alive.
GLASGOW. Sept. f5.-Elward Bell. the
alleged dynamite conspirator who was
arrested here on Saturday has made
statement through his lawyer. I'm which
he says that he IS native Of Harlem.
y. Y. He left New York city on Au-
gust 10Th for Antwerp. from which place
he went 70 Berlin. later 20 London. and
finally came 10 Glasgow. 10 was his
intention. ne says. TO sail from Liver
pool for New York to-day. Bell admits
that he IS n member Of an Irish club I'm
New York. but denies that he IS associated
with any conspiracy. The discriminating
documents found i'm his possession. No.
says. were not found I'm the lavatory Of
the hotel I'm which he was stopping. ms
was stated yesterday. but were dropped
by somebody I'm n London music hall,
where he picked them up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16
FRrE sILrhR ross ~ lnKlNSfs.
Oficiai Returns Show Republican Gains O
About 10000.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. September 15.--
Official returns from last Monday cIec-
tons have been received by the Secretary
OF STATE from an the counties m The
State, except Scott and Logan. showing
SO majority for Colonel Daniel ". Jones
aud the remainder of the Democratic state
ticket is but IS $40. The increase for tho
Republican ticket over 1894 BIS in the neish-
horhood OF 10000. Democratic leaders hero
say the large decrease is due 20 the fact
that large number OF Democrats re-
manned away from b1e polls. refusing 20
vote because Colonel Jones proclaimed
from every stump in the State that no
would not support the nominee Of tho
Chicago Convention If he happened 20 bo
a gold man on'a gold platform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16


'Clar to coo'ness dat chile what 7 raised
Done mek me powfu proud. de people
praised
Her mbiy voice las night an clap DER
10 mex Ter sing ag'in; :yo' understands
nor ro' brack nanny S mighty proud OF
My honey!
How pcart an sweet sho stood dere in
o, s1,ain' six an dem dear eyes SO
An she looked right at me when she
done sing.
My lamb, my OF heart beat Ike every
tInr.
Pears iH,e I almos' wuships dat dear
Ny honey!
Oh. WHOM her voice rung out an people
An, adj dc lights an flowers dey kin 0
hlcarcd
Dis nigeahs eyes. I see as plain as day
Dat chile ON mammys lap SO FAR away.
Away down South am see her baby face.
Ny honey.
Her own po' nanny daid, she put her
On ais braek nisgah's BOSOM an /
prayed
De Ios,id Lawl 20 mex me strong
enough
To keep dat dear chilo's PAT from boin'
rough
An tok good lcer Of her. my little lamb.
My honey,
An doan' yo' think her mammy's pow'ful
proud
Las night 10 hear Dc people clap so loud
no mex hcr sing auuddcr timo2 Dat chile
III d. N... HI.
Right into dis brack face, Dc good Lawd
bless
Ny honey
Harriet lranccnc Croker in Judge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-16

lie Announces the names Of Members OF
the Executive aud Finance Committees.

y
NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Mr. ~. d.
Eynum. chairman OF the National Com
mttce OF the National Democratic party,
came 90 town last night. To-day be-
announced the following appointments a5
members Of the Executive Committee.
w. D.. Haideman Louisville. ky. l.. e..
krduth0n. Kansas City. Mo. D.. IS. ~.
Cltcht0u. ST. Paul. Mimi. George Foster
Peabody Nrw York, J0hn q. fullff,
Philadelphia. e.. Ney Holman Rocklaul.
Ne. D. NJ Faulkner. Montgomery. Ala
a. r. Suellman New orleans, john T..
Erenzel, indianapolis, secretary and treas-
DrDr.
Headquarters. Palmer House. Chicago.
Ili
Mr. Bynum also appointed the following
members OF the Finance Committee.
Charles j. Canada lchairmanl. Abraham
Hewitt. William &. whitney John Drim-
MINIS. Samuel d. BllcOck George Foster,
Peabody. James speyor. Walter stanton,
D. Hampton RobD. Roswell l.. Flower
John e. Buliitt. John A. Mccall ~. X.
Grace. Theo. W. Myers. Charles Tracey
August Belmont Jordan J.. Mott. George
Ehrct John r. Frcnzel. treasurer.
The headquarters az New York VIII DO
arranged FOR within a. day OF two Dy ut.
George Foster PcaYody
10 WAS decided that Air. bynum should
60 back to fhe West at once and bring
to New York as soon as possible tho
SOuul-MOnoy candidates. General Palmer
and General Buckncr TO open the came
paign hore They Will arrive here neAt
sunday. and the first meeting W.ll 10
held bon Madison square Garden on Mon
day night Both Palmer and hlchner
drr 90 speak.
Mr. Bynum spoke I'm the Brooklyn Atho-
naum tonight AZ tho meeting Of mo
Sheparlites.