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of Milton demanded the call of the roll,
which resulted, yeas &c, nays $50; and con-
currence in the Senate amendment was
efused
Special order-H. as to exempt certain
property from double taxation, amended
and killed.
Bills introduced-H. 5i2, by Mr.. Cove of
Lincoln, from the joint committee on
State and court expenses. increasing sal
airy of assistant clerks of the House to
$3.50. ordered to lie and BIO printed.
Killed-H. 50, relating to public librar-
les.
S 92, to obtain opinion of voters on
question of repeal of existing prohbitory
law, was returned by the committee with
the report that the committee was evenly
divided, as to the bill's passage; killed.
Read third time and passed.-S. 1j reg
istration of births. marriages, divorces
and deaths. s. 161, to provide for neces-
sary assistance in the State library with
proposals of amendment)
| II. 413, to provide for popular vote in re-
gard to legislation on the subject OF the
traffic in intoxicating liquor was called up
by Mr.. Harris of Bennington who de-
manded the yeas and nays. On the uues-
ton whether the bill should be read the
third time. the vote stood, yeas %. nays
l29. and the third reading of the bill was
refused.
( On motion of Mr. Ranney of Newpor.
/ IL was voted that when the House adjourn
| II be until 80 this evening.
| s. 17S. relating to National Guard of Ver-
mont. was favorably reported, with pro-
posals of amendment leaving 1t discretion
airy with the governor to suspend the mi
| litia and re-establishng the office of ad-
jutant general at a salary Of 500 and nee
essary expenses and making the salary
of the quartermaster general $500 and ex-
pcnses. Mr.. Harris of Bennington oppos-
cd the hill as did Mr.. Dunton of Poultncv.
Mr.. Rutterhed of Derby defended the
amendments. Mr. McGeary favored re-
tanning the Guard. Mr.. Colby of Victory.
Mr.. Kinsey of Lowell and MIR. Butler Of
Jamaica opposed the amendments. Mr..
Butterfield defended the present adjutant
general. The committee amendments
were defeated. one proposal by Mr.. Ram
ney of Newport. cutting off the 500 clerk
hire allowed the quartermaster general,
was adopted. Mr.. Kemp Of Montpelier
moved that the sections relating to the
suspension of the Guard be stricken OFT
and the amendment was ordered, yeas 81,
nays 49, y motion Of Mr.. Emery OF Chez
sea to reconsider the vote by which MIR.
Ranneys amendment was carried WIS
lost. A motion that the bill be made the
special order for tomorrow at 1880 was
lost. ON motion of Mr. Harris of Benning-
ton adjourned.
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DEATH OF MRS. d. N. FOSTER.

Bennington. Nov. 29.-News has been re-
ceived of the death in Chicago yesterday
afternoon of Mrs. Harriet Downs Foster,
n native of this place and a descendant of
one OF the oldest families in the county
and sister of Col Albert NJ. Downs. She
was 81 years of age and death was the :e-
suit of the removal of n malignant tumor
from the throat last Saturday. Her hus-
band, Il. n. Foster, is prominent bust
ness man of Chicago. to which place they
removed in 1874 from North Pownal. He
survives her together with two sisters and
IA brother The remains will he brought 10
North Pownal for intermert where the
funeral will be observed Thursday morn
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circumstances that led up to the building
ut Waterbury. The question is, shall we
take care of the States insane there or
have them looked afte.' at Brattleboro?
Better provide for them in the best posi-
bic way at our own institution. Senator
Cudworth thought the State is :ot depart
ing from strict business principles In hir-
ing n part OF its insane cared for. Semi
tor Thomson further defended the bill from
Il humane standpoint. Senator Smith said
the question is as to the good working
equipment of the Waterbury institution.
Nurses on duty should be able to get
away from the depressing Influences in
order to secure needed rest and physical
readiness for duty. Senator Hit querlod.
Shall We build a separate dormltory, or
send the overflow to Brattleb oro. He
said that there was no humanity involved
in this matter Draw the line Mt good
business management. The amendment
was rejected. Senator Hit demanded the
yeas and nays on the third reading, and
the result was, yeas 81, nays 4. and the
bill was then read the third time and
passed.
While speaking tonight in favor OF
changing the shire town of Essex county
from Guildhall to Brighton. Mr. Hobscn
of Island Pond fell in faintins spell. lie
soon recovered enough to be taken to the
lobby, where Drs. stiles of st. Johnsbury
and Smith of Brandon applied iestorative'
but il was some time before he recover ID
sufficiently to be removed to his boarding
place. He had not been feeling well fol
a few days and the warm close atmos-
phcre doubtless was the cause of mis- ILL
ness.
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SENATE-MORNING.

Devotional exercises by the chaplain.
Passed--S. lSS. relating to the commit
ment of persons indicted. whose defence
is n plea of insanity. II. 40, to pay W. G.
Brewster the sum of 500 on account of
care of his daughter Mildred. S. 1872, ie-
lating to probate bonds and fidelity insu-
rance companies. S. 1873. relating to pay
ment of expenses in care and transporta-
ton of Vermont volunteers. II. POI, CON
troll and support of Normal schools. II. Az.
relating to evening schools. IL. i31. relat-
ing to school age. Il. rs, St. Adams street
railway chart er.
killed-H. i92, Incorporating the city of
Bennington.
II. 81, abolishing the board of agricul-
ture. was reported adversely, and was or
dered to lie until l0:l5 tomorrow.
Passcd-S. lGS. board of agriculture TO to
consist of governor, president of agricul-
tural college and three others. II. 1872,
Lake Dunmore Power and Traction COM
pany. S. 1874. all charters for street rail
ways subject to chapter no. V. 5.
Bills introduced-From committee on
grand list, s. ls5 and 5. 1876, appraisais and
lists of Shrewsbury and Walliug.ord, rules
suspended and these bills passed.
Bill introduced-ty Senator Plat, 5. 1877,
relating to disposal of unused office furni-
ture; committee ON State and court ex-
penses.
d Adjourned.
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fire losses from fire insurance companies
to the insurance commissioners.
ii. 462-An act to legalize the grand lists
of the town of Glastonbury for the year
therein named.
II. 453-An act to Incorporate the Home
Telephone company of Brandon.
II. 4S5-An act to authorize the selectmen
of the town of Bradford TO enlarge the
burial ground in said town.
II. 457-An act to incorporate the village
of Derby Line.
SENATE BILLS SIGNED
s. 14-An act in relation to deer in parks
or enclosures.
S 42-An act prohibiting the killing of
deer, moose and caribou and repeating
act No. "a of the laws of 1895 relating to
deer, moose and caribou.
| S. SAN act to amend section 1888 of
chapter 100, of the Vermont statutes re-
lating to the practice OF medicine and
surgery.
/ S. can act authorizing the town of
Poultney to issue certain bonds.
8. Gi-An act to pay c. h. Chandler the
sum therein named.
/ S. SAN act to incorporate the Ascut-
ney Mountain Railroad company.
/ S. 56-An act to legalize the quadreunal
appraisal of real estate and the grand
lists of the city of Rutland for the year
1898.
/ S. SAN act amending section 1867 of
the Vermont statutes by enlarging the
powers of states attorneys to prosecute
for Information.
S. iGS-An act in amendment of section
106 of tho Vermont statutes relating to
ballots for polling places.
! s. u6-An act TO prevent the pollution
and obstruction of the waters of Lake
Morey in Fairlee and to repeal No. 1870 OF
the acts of 1895.
( 8 l35-An act to regulate the expenses of
expert witnesses.
S. l3a-An act TO incorporate the Camels
Hump Light, Power and Railway COM
pHny.
S. i32-An act in relation to the Yer
mont Valley Railroad company of 1871.
f s l36-An act in amendment of and In
addition to an act approved November a.
1906 entitled nm o. 80 !r"or""r't- ."e
Western Vermont Street Railway COM
pany."
-. l4I-An act providing for the enforce
mpnt Of liens under chapter To- ot Yer
mont statutes.
5. li5-An act to provide for the regiStra-
ton of trade marks.
5. LOAN act to incorporate the Fair
Haven Savings Bank and Trust company
S. l5l-An act in amendment of section
z. No. ia of tho acts of 1895 relating &c
commitments to the Vermont Industrial
school.
S. l52-An act amending section 1858 OF
the Vermont statutes and repeating sec
ton 1853 of same.
5. l6l-An act to enable the town OF
Plymouth to refund its outstanding
bonds
S. l63-An act relating to the manage
ment of town liquor agencies.
S. 17l-An act to authorize the directors
Of the States prison to provide for cleo
trio lighting of the prison and to provid,
u resld, nee for the keeper
a joint resolution authorizing the COVER
nor and auditor of accounts to collect
claim therein named of the State agains
the United States.
a joint resolution approving tho substi
tuition of electric lights in the Stat
House.
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COULD NOT SLEEP.
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Mrs. MADaE BABcocK, 176 Second
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Benson; committee on grand list. Rule
80 was suspended.
Adjourned, on motion OF Mr.. Harris OF
BENNINGTON.
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Faltan 81 tripu antes; pero Sc supone que algu-
nos hayan sido rccogidos por los buques que
cruzan aquellas sguas.
~. Para las pr6ximas festas de semsns
Santa hay un esplendidc surt;do de calzado, el
pular,. San Justo A. frente ala Mallorquina.,
~. Hoy sc hs dsdo orden de pegar las
grati6caciones asignadas 4 varios emple 'dos de
diferentes ramos de la administration ,b !ca
que en- horas extraor tinarias fueron ooupadoa
en- los trabsjos del censo de slmas de la Colonia.
-. En- Roma sc ooments mucho ell die
curse pronunciado por Crispi en- Palermo. Dijo
que los Alpes los mares no bastan Ia defen
50 de Italia, causs de su vecindad con naciones
poderosss, con el Africa ooupada por los
extranjeros. Hacen falta muohos bstallones.
Ahadi6 que la unidad material no hs producido
aun todos los frutos que erau de esperar, y
que Italia solo SO encuentra al principle de la
obra de la unidad Intellectual molal
~ Nos ha favorecido con atenta vista
nuestro estmado amigo compaiiero don Jose
Vidal Cardons, quien deseamos grata estan'
cia en- esta capital
(|ficiaInS DE ALFARERIA. Para la elebo.
o"o'"''' rac6n de ladrillos de mampostear
solar &c necesitan algunos o6ciales. Los que
conozcan la perfection este ofoio pueden di.
rijirse los sehores Cerecedo IIermanos Co
del comercio de esta capital. SerAn coloca1os
lnmedlatamente l5-2
~. Dice un telegrsma de Viena que los
emp1eados en- ma de las mas inportantes casas
franceras de Buda Pesth han alberto entire
ellos una suscripci6n, ouyo produoto destinan
costear una espada de honor que regalaran uno
do dfoa al ton;opfo *,
Sisur Picquart.
isls, hemos tenido el gusto de aaludar nuestro
DAmosle nuestra bienvenida.
4 los empresarios de coches. 7D As;,t,s. a G.
de Cayey, of,ece cuidar bien = amddico precio,
parejas de cabalos; contando para clio con
buens ouadra magnficos pastos. 6-2
~. La mujer dentro de casa debe saber y
entender de todo 10 que es it'll y precise a la
tamllla para asf correspondent 3 la mission de
prudencia de ternura que hace que se Ilame
eel angel del hogar,. Para aoudr los peque.
los academies q. pueden oourrir los a. la 70.
dean, debe tener algunos remedies en- una GAIA
o armario, cuya llave tendra guardada, y los
diferentes frascos rotulados. El armario debera
tener 10 siguente: Tintura de arnios, para
heridss contusionss. Acido fenico diluido en-
sgus, para las pioaduras mordeduras veneno'
sas. Glicerina alcanforada, para aapirar. Flor
de tia, etc i, y malvs para las afecoiones ner.
vosas, cocos resfrisdos. Estas flores deben
guardarse en- papeles y estos en- oaias de lata
con sus correspondence tapas. Eter para sus'
tos y afecciones del coraz6n. Adhesive exten.
dido en- paho para heridas y tafetan aglutinante
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judicial Ga. Que ell Consejo de administra
c6n sea eegido todo por sufragio, con arreglo
Ia Ley electoral para Senadores. Ia. Que
l1s secretarios del despacho queden reducidos q
clnoo, suprimiendo la presidencia sin cartera y
la secretarfa de agriculture, industria y comer-
clio, quedsndo estos despachos dist1ibuidos en- la
forma siguiente: Gobernaci6n Comunicaeio.
nes. Grscis Justicis- -Haoienda-F Fomento Gn'
cluyendo obras pablicas, agriculture y comercio
instruction publica) .-sa. Que los alcaldes
sean votados por sufragio especial y no por
conoejales electos, asf como por sufragio los
jueces muDicipales.
EQIlTke, Peras, melocotones, fresas y to-
'"o' das las demas classes en- almfbsr y
en- su jugo. Ciruelas secas, oastailae avelIsnaa
nueces Aoeitunas ell frasoos "Reina" :
"Manzanilla" rellenas con ancheas. Al
choss siu espinas, en- aceite Setas secas, en-
latas. Queso Parmesano, Gruyere, Mahon6s
y manchego. Salsa de tomato italiaua y legf.
TINA pasta para sopa. Trufas del Perigord,
pettipois con jamon y msntequil]a al natural.
Macedonia do legumbres; fageoletas J trdas
las demas conservas de carnes, asados legum
bres en- clases se!ectas Lsmpreay y caracoles &
la "Bordaless''. Sopa "Juliana". Vinos de
champagne, Jerez, Italanos Ell acreditado
Rioja Ia eMulitas y la tan conocida oerveza "An'
ca' tienen constantemente en- su comado ''La
Multa', Espanol y compsffa D
IT.. Hemos dido elogiar mucho el magnl :
fco 6rgano, hecho en- Barcelona, que acaba de
montarse en- nuestrs Catedral. Sus voces son
excelentes. Es impossible construir un organo
mejor en- ninguna parte.
~. Para candidates la cAmara insular,
suenan por Agusdilla los siguientes nombres:
licenciado don Rafael Arillsga, don Julio Os
Waldo Abril, don Adrian del Vale y licencia-
do don Luis A. Torregrosa.
-. Ell nuevo comite del partido sutono'
mists liberal de Maysgiiez, 10 compopeu los
siguientes sehores: presidente, don Martin
Mas; vicepresidente, Lcdo. don Alfredo Arnal'
do; tesorero, Lclo. don Juan J. Peres Ioro;
vocales propietarios, doctor don Salvador Car
bonell, don Lorenzo MARTINEZ, don Felipe Cue
vas, don Victor Honore, doctor don Joaquin
Martinez don Jose A. Menentez, don Barto-
lone Estevs, don jose R. Gomez. Y dooe
suplentes proce dentes de los antiques comitea,
liberal autonomista y autonomists puro, por
parties iguaes.
-. Informan de la Habsna que SO hslla
enfermo de a'gan cuidado el general Arolas
En- vista de clio ha tenido que sustituire en- el
gobierno miitar de la capital cubana el general
Fuentes.
eo vnndnn ocho yuntas de bueyez, de trabaio,
y" 'shu0" de buena edsd Informant en-
Vega bajs, don Guillermo Perez. "a
~ Un telegrama del corresponsal de
Gel Notieiero Unlversals, de Barcelona On
Tenerfe, dice que ell vapor frances eFlaxat, /,
naufragi6 en- las costas de Africa, habi6ndose
salvado l3 tripulantes dno de ellos espanol.
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Ia dereoha, siempre ascendendo Pode cocho
sera 10 mas ado.
No; prefero ir pie, porquo ell camno debe ser en-
canta lor.
ST. ST que 10 es. Yo egar6 pocos minutes aespues que
vos; esperadme la entrsda del jardn.
Sc separaron Gilberto tom6 la derecha Felipe Ia
zquierda.
AL POGO ratio, al volver Gberto Ia cabza VIC su amigo
que subfa cocheco de dos asenos pero iba solo
ba en- compahfs de maer oven que vesa
aje de color de Apreur6 paso vover cabeza
Despues de media bora de camna poi senderos esecho.
cuyos ados extendfan beisimo ardnes v6 por
los arboe la Quina de las Anemona, Detuvo entonces ell
paso empez6 dar paseo al pie del que Ia rodeaba
AL POGO ratio rlsa ahohada lego haa oidos Le-
vsnto la cabeza cenador stuado monticello
artificial e hermoso rosro de Magdaens Bbsna haaba
un ado tena entire abultado de
81 Ell huber poddo sopechar siquera aquel encueno
guro haba esperado amigo cuarquer recodo del
mino, quere decr que por clio enfadase; pero
sin saber por qu hizo movmeno de etroceso aaudo
de ocuitarse.
los asustamos acaso, cabalero?
La vcz de Bblana lie detuvo. Salud6 cortesmene aun
que un tanto perplejo
-Dspensad senoras. que Felipe tiene que yeni
aquf buscarme tengo que esperare.
Como. ino ha venido? ;no ha acompa1a lo?-le
pregant6 Magdaens.
Ell conest6, oada vez mas perpleio:
ST; pero ha tendo que hacer. Sc que. ago muy
importante que lie ha obligado entretenerse
ST. eff va sabemos ell obeto dc alos tan importan
tesle contes6 la joven sonsa amarga -Esas
muy expuesto aevaros phantom de mas una hoa como
sigas vuero empeno de espearln abf " ~ ahora que
precisaments ell sol dsr de eno! nosotrs que
completeness de vuestros bueno eseo
jaros que achicharreis yivto.
sin pedr pareeer Bbans, Msgdasaa descendi6 del
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El viernes dltimo, hora de Ia una de Ia
taYde, con las solemnidades de costumbre tom6
possession el nuevo alcalde don Agustfn J. Dfaz.
III acto fu6 aolemnfsimo, correcto cordial, sin
apasionsmientos nj ssperezss al cesar el antique
J csrcomido regimen, para dar paso libre al
regimen suton6mioo, liberal, hermoso, diaman'
tino expansive On tods gu esencis , artiou!ado.
Fl syuntsmiento, en- pleno, tribute un voto
de graciae al semi- fundsdor de este pueblo,
sefor Martinez Balasquide, aloalde saliente, y
todos, como hermanos, protestsron gu mas fel
spoyo cooperation al nuevc aloalde sef1or
Dfas, quien el pueblo todo, sin distincion de
classes nj personss, aclam6 su sslida de Ia casa
ayuntamiento. Y no hay que darle vueltas al
asunto; si algdn <junfpero, hsmbriento y ra-
bioso compare I'M dfs este pueblo con Ia <se-
gunda Meos,, del antique regimen, ee epgah6
lastimosamsnte. Aqui todos somos autoncrnis-
tas, conviotos confesos de que el nuevo regi-
ridad, dichs, biensndanzs, que por 50 oulturs y
como On toda 10 isls, un psrtido ,iLoondicional
bien; ~ quss Ellos han jursdo aver, en- los
suntuosos y elegantes sslones del ~ untamiento
car siempre su valer J energfas al epgrandeci
miento prosperidad de este pueblo, que bas-
tantes reformas necesita. ssf 10 cumpliran,
como lealesyy conseouentes liberale', deptro del
mas sbsoluto respeto sus ideales polfticos.
= Jay! del emsdianita que Sc atreva tocar el
Area Santas, exclamaba aver Ell alcalde saliente,
sei1or Martinez, demostrando, una vez mas, sus
hermosss ideas liberales. Resumen: el pueblo
todo estA al lado de su querido nuevo alcalde;
} nos consts que Loo autoridades Locales syuda-
ran en- sus gestiones administrstivas, al cumpi.
do osbAllero, aenssto ciudadauo, ezceler te ami
20 J consecuente liberal, hoy aloalde de este
pueblo.-Doloyes Morqarita