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through both Houses immediately
His mails are heavy. keeping him II
constant touch with constituents and,
mike some others who delegate their
WORK to outsiders, giving every mat
ter personal attention and generally
prompt execution To my mind re
nomination i only reasonable and
iusf ana the token 81 generous appre-
ciztion Of invaluable service 70 bis
sta.e Snd 10 his country.
FRED A. EMERY
Washington. u. C.. June IS
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-16

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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-16

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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-16

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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The silence 81 the S. AloAns Mes
Seagsr concerning the makeup q The
Rep AN StSte tiekes MAS broken
when 8Aporsry accused II Of
sAvOring Dr, HolIon for lieutenant
covcrnor, Ii denies empASsicAlly that
II tAkes that sand.
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Hox. JONATHAN Ross PRESSING Judge
Hoy. CHARLES II. NAxEAM- Assistant
HoS. NTr0 s Buck JucEes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04

hours before the end came ana hts
breath almost failed repeatedly. Tie
died without q struggle.
Was OF Noble Birth
Prince OTTO Won bismarck Schoeu-
hausco was horn OF All old noble fam
lly at schoenhauseu. April / 1915 He
was created count Sept. Is, 1855 and
prince in March, 1871 lie speot some
time In the army and subsequently,
settled down as a country gentleman.
He was brought up ln The political
faith OF the Prussiautory sQulrearchy
and DE became in 1876 a member ot
the provincial diet OF Saxony and u
the Prussian diet. il watch he rrs,
attracted attention by fiery speeches
IN defense II the old monanchia,
party Bismarck was sent as al am
hassador % St. Petersburg IN 1850
and held the position until 1862. In
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04

received from the king of Prussia
valuable estate in Luxembourg
Escaped assassination bv q sta-
of Karl Blind, May Z, 1866. 'oa
Organized the North German
federation of twenty-five states a.,
29,O0O,000 people, 1867. ua
Retired from public life for ..
months because of i'll health 1Sss
Became foreign minister of =,
north German confederation Ia,
1869. l.
Accompanied the king in rho 49,.
with France. 1870
Dictated the terms of peaoa -.
the capitulation OF Paris. Febr'1a. e'
1871 1''y'
Appointed chancellor of the neu,.
organized German empire. 1871 "
Raised to the rank of prince MAJ,
1872. 1"'cn'
Resigned the presidency of the stat.
ministry, December, 1872.
Reappointed Prussian nrem,a.
October, 1873.
Fired at by man named KIM
man and slightly wounded. Julv 10
1874.
Presided over the Berlin congros,
of the representative of the greo.
powers TO discuss treaty OF G,
Stefano 1878.
Retired to private life March 18a1
receiving title of duke of Lauenhprg
Elected to the reichstag. 1891.
Attended wedding of his son. Pripca
Herbert Bismarck in Vienna. 1892
Severely criticised the German army
bills, 1882 1898.
Princess Bismarck died December
1894.
Very III at Kissingen. 1898.
Made member Of the New York
German Veterans association, 1895
Received German-Americans Auc
80, 1895.
Entertained Ii Hung Chang. June
1896.
Died at Friedrichsruhe, July 90
1898.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04

May, 1862, he became Prussian am
bassador to Paris. Five months
later he was made first minister OF
the Prussian crown. Within the next
ten years he humbled the Austrian
empire, destroyed the French en-
pire and created new German en-
pire. He remodeled the map of Eu.
rope, dismembering Denmark and
France. He enlarged the frontiers OF
Prussia by the annexation of various
provinces, including the dominions OF
the three dethroned German princes,
and succeeded in placing Germany,
which had previously been the
weakest and least respected Of all the
great powers at the head OF all the
states OF Europe. Bismarck obtained
great popularity for creating sp-
resentive branch Of the new federal
government on the basis Of manhJoi
suffrage. The diet, which first as
sembled in 1861, consisted of delegates
representing a nation of 5000 900
Germans. Bismarck's next achievement
was to prevent the ATTEMPTED annex
alton Of Luxembourg by Napoleon III.
Then came the France-German war Of
1870, consisting Of an unbroken series
OF victories In domestic legislation
Bismarck was far less fortunate than
in his diplomatic negotiations In his
economical policy, after beginning as
a free trader, he adopted the protec-
zionist policy. While he thus alien
ated the liberals by many laws which
were afterwards repealed, he also in
terferred with religious liberty of
the Catholic priesth ,od which led to
a long and bitter struggle with the
Catholic church and made all Of its
adherents his bitter enemies. Equal
~ severe was his policy in regard 10
social democrats, his drastic meas
ures against who produced the pro-
foundest discomfort among the work
ing classes Of the large cities. Bis
marck took a prominent part in con-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04
One of Foremost States
men of Europe.
What He Did For Germany
Full Biography.

Friedrichsruhe, Germany, July 81.
Prince Bismarck passed away
peacefully, shortly before II o'clock
Saturday night.
The details OF the death OF Bis
marck were obtained with difficulty,
because OF the lateness OF the hour,
the isolation OF the castle and the
strenuous endeavors OF the attend
ants OF the family to prevent public
ity being given to what they consider
private details.
The death OF the ex-chancelor
comes as a surprise TO all Europe
Despite the family's denials, there
was an undercurrent OF apprehension
when the sinking OF the prace wa.
first announced and was inspired
more by what the family left unsaid
than any information given, but
when the daily bulletins chronlcled
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04

uegtioa with the triple alliance be-
.wesn Germany Austria ami Italy.
which was understood to be directed
against a possible alliance between
Russia and France against the Ger
man powers IL was reported thai
the resignation # Bismarck as PrIs.
sian prime minister and chancellor
was announced in February, 1890. bp-
it did not actually occur until March
l. OF that year, when Emergencies Of
opinion between him and the em
peror led 10 his retirement. His de-
parture from Berlin was made the oc-
casioa FOR a great popular demon
stratiou. Since then Bismarck
remained at his country seat In
sos he became reconciled with the
emperor, and since then they were o.
the best Of terms OF friendship
Wife and Offspring.
Frau Johanna Won Bismarck WIS
the daughter Of the Pomeraoian
grundbesitzer Heinrich Won Putkam-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04

improvements I'm the princes condi-
ton. detailed extensive PILLS OF fare
and told OF his devotion 20 his pipe
the public accepted Dr. schwcn-
Tigers assertion when he said there
was no reason why bismarck should
not reach the age of 90. The reports
were doomed To- be repetition OF the
alarm that Bismarck was lin oy-
tremis.' which had been of repeated
In the past, All the Saturday papers
in Europe dismissed Bismarck with
n paragraph, noting his Improvement
1t appeared that the cN-chauceNor's
death was not precipitated by sudden
complications, but rather by cul-
mlnauou Of chronic diseases neural
gla OF the face and Inflammation OF
the veins which kept him in con-
slant pain, that We're borne with the
iron fortitude which might have been
expected
He had been several days pros
trated before an inkling OF his de-
cline reached the world Although ha
was extremely low Wednesday he SO
nailed on Thursday that he was
wheeled to the dinner table to ce'e-
brate with his assembled family the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04
CAPTIVES AT ANNAPOLIS.

Annapolis, Md, July 81
The flying of the American
flag over Porto Rico and the re-
port that Spain had sued for peace
was received with interest here. Ad-
miral Cervera and other prisoners at
the academy were not surprised One
of the officers stated several days
ago that the request for a termination
OF hostilities, in his opinion, was only
a question of time. The same officer
deplored the war with America. He
said that this country had zen
grossly misrepresented.
The first social recognition since
their arrival at the naval academy
was extended the Spanish officers
"Wednesday night by Admiral and
Mrs. McNair, at their residence, In
the academy. Covers were laid for
twelve including Admiral Ceryera
his son and one or two Spanish
officers, besides several officers and
ladies of the academy This was
only one of several social functions
by which the Spaniards will be hon
cred during their stay at the naval
academy.
Spanish prisoners are becoming
very fond of the bicycle. Several are
being taught to rde on the wheel and
spend much time on the ROAD. Two
Spanish cyclists went shopping yes
terday on their wheels, attracting
much attention on the streets. only
four prisoners are now on the SICK
list, the others having fully re-
covered. These prisoners who were
removed to the cadet quarters as
precaution when it was reported that
yellow fever existed at Portsmouth,
from whence they came, have re-
turned to Stribling Row, where the
other prisoners have their quarters,
There has been great demand,
Annapolis merchants say, for white
duck suits this summer. This is due
to the enforced visit Of the Span
iards. many OF whom have provided
themselves with two or three suits
An Annapolis merchant has room
in the academy in which he displays
his goods and receives orders. II Is
stated the Spaniards were 50 anX-
ious 70 provide themselves with new
suits they assisted the merchant II
unpacking the trunks containing ths
clothes
The prisoners spend considerable
money in sending cable messages 70
their families At 43 cents a worn
to Spain, an ordinary message costs
So or ST., the signature and address
being counted in the TRANSMISSION
With such sti6 rates the average
Spanish prisorer contents hlmseh
by informing his family that ne Is
well and contented.' This Is
briefly stated in two Spanish words.
In some parts of Spain it costs So
a word for a cablegram All ths
messages pass through the censor
Prof. Jules Leroux. who marks those
excepted with a red lead pencil On7
OF the Spaniards after going through
the state buildings climbed the steps
leading 10 the dome Of the caplto''
He became tired before he had gone
half way. but was rewarded ne salI,
when he reached the top a. seems
a beautiful city. He says, however,
he will wait for an elevator neIoE7
ASCENDING the capito, again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04
CHINESE wARSHIP SINKS.

Berlin. July 31.-A morning paper
Of this city reports that the Chlnese
warship Jutschi has been SUNK
Port Arthur during a storm ana Ina1
146 persons we're drowned. NO sue
warship is listed and it is posslple
that an error has been made IN tAs
transmission OF the name by caOie-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04

5lst anniversary of his wedding.
Never for a moment did he believe
himself in danger until the last day.
He ordered some new pipes and
smoked on Thursday and then con
versed brilliantly Oh the topics Of the
day. The Lokal Anzeiger says that
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-04
OIL WELL AT MAPINFTTE

Marnette. July 31-In drilling lot
water well on the farm OF J. y
Albracht near Peshtigo Saturday
vein OF black oil was discovered al J
depth Of IS feet. Muoh exciLsmeot
prevails
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-14

and brought them up to our premises. She said, That man was like an an gel of God to us as we saw him coming to take us away" Then she told how, as the Kurds came up the street to take them, this man rode to the head of the street and, planting his horse there, stayed between them and the rabble as they came on, and defended them until the last woman and child had passed, and then followed on and guarded them the rest of the way. And now come thousands and thou sands who escaped-women and chill dren and some men among them-to our house, our school-house, aur sta- bles, our Woodsheds, and then finally camped on all space in the compound until they were sitting all over that place as closely as you are sitting tor gether now, sitting there day and night, more than fifteen thousand of them in that little missionary compound. And there were fifteen hundred, as the young ladies counted, yes, by actual count fifteen hundred people in house which we had considered full when there were but 130 Inside they were in terror and in fear. They were think-l ing of all they had lost, of their desti-S ute condition, and what was going on outside. Outside, up and down, in and out among the houses and vineyards this rabble of Kurds and Turks were going with rife, revolver and sword, even getting to that point of brutality where they would tell the Armenian victims You are not worth wasting cartridge on; a cartridge costs i've
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Fairfield County.

The first part of the year was marked by effort to gain the ten per cent. ad- vance, and some societies have ac- complished it, several doing even more. During the past two months twenty eight societies were asked to increase their home working force in some di- rection; suggestions and advice were freely offered by those at the head of departments. Results cannot be imme- diately seen, but excellent plans have been determined upon, and we can speak of some as being already carried into effect. New circles have been started in Norwalk, Ridgebury and Trumbull; Cradle Rolls in Shelton and Danbury; New Canaan and Norwalk took Lenten envelopes and Bethel sent out fifty-cent-a-day envelopes covering two months.
 Some features of the years work may be mentioned with satisfaction. Olivet auxiliary in Bridgeport and Greenwich and Stratford auxiliary re-
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Selectmen of the Town of wal ilngford Conn, until two (O o'clock p. m Tuesday, May 17th, 1898, at their office iIl sections of the Hartford and. New Haven turnpike and Old Colony roads, In accord ance with the provisions of Chapter At the above mentioned time and place the bids will be publicly opened. Plans and specifications are on file at the office of the Selectmen and of the Highway Com. serve ..e right to reject any or all bids A bond of One Thousand Dollars must ac- company each bid. S8 Dated at Wallln~ford, Conn, May 2ds 1898. ". BURR HALL,
 JOHN M. McKHNZIE, #
 MARCUS E. COOKE,
 my3 12t SelectmeH.