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Atnuecmcnts. BARRE BREED! LEGISLATURE WILL MEET. ASSOCIATION. RS AMERICAN BOATS WINS. FAIRCHILD'S LETTER.

Largo Number of Kntrles Fine Poultry OPERA HOUSE. GOV. at this time the oommittw rwomm'nds, subject to til- aforesaid conditions, that the sitting delegates, as will as the known as the State di-mwracy le admitted to Hi- convention with on fifth of a vote to each State democracy delegate an.l four-lifths of a vote to each Tammany Hall This action of the committee on credentials was a definite an.l unanimous response to our application. Tammany Flail CUtBERSON INTENDS TO STOP THE PRIZE FIGHT. COMMUNICATION ADDRESSED TO THE STATE DEMOCRACY- ETHELWYNN GAINS A DECISIVE VICTORY OVER SPRUCE IV.

The Up-to-Date Store. The New Store will be a revelation to Burlington shoppers. Up-to-date methods of doing business. Beautiful store fixtures, Glass Show Counters that show goods. Prices that sell goods.

Even the sidewalks will be an improvement on what you have seen in Burlington before. And the whole stock will be New. Trim Law Makers Vt III Connm October i First for list Purpose of Pausing Mure btrlngent Measures The Pronlaination. TO-NIGHT. Curtain will not rise until 8:30 O'clock.

Kngliah Yacht One Minute and Ten See-and Behind Her Kival at the Finish -Kace Sailed in a Heavy Wind. The Ki-rrrrtiry KeTlews the Action of tlir Syraru Convention- Will NrTer I'ntte With Tammanv Ou Man Power Not Acceptable. alone. shouM participate in democratic party councils. So far as the convention) of IvO cuuM enact, this must be the law of all future conventions of our party.

1 Miow ItallouD Aseeasion. (Special to the Free Press.) Barre, Sept. 27. The fir ft day of the IJarre lireders association was not favored with the best of weather. A cold raw wind from the north made heavy wraps almost a necessity.

There are a large number of entries in the different classes for horses and the poultry show Is far ahead of anything of the kind ever seen i i Itarre. This afternoon there was a tine balloon ascension by C. C. r.onnett of St. ihnsbury.

The track was in excellent condition and tfie finishes in almost every heat of the two races were close and Summaries: class Florence b. Klttell (Hons- i The democratic voters in New York city; The DisliirruN'iod Actor, I who refused submission to Tammany Hall I New York. Sept. 27. Ex-Secretary never, by ritjtit.

participate in the Charles S. Fail-child, chairman of the ex-! deliberations of the party. could never as-e utivo committee of the New York State sist in party organization. Tin' aecept-mo. ra-v, this afternoon handed out thence of seats uiKn the Moor of the conven-.

i tion so offered would have involved aequi- wnt for licence in the terms imposed. N'f'tt York. Sept. 27. After the report of the committee on To the Executive Committee of the New credentials was presented, the following York State 1) 'm'iai resolution, as a substitute, was offered in i.r,,..,, elected our by Mr.

Patterson of Kings: Austin, Texas. Sept. 27. Onv. Culberson lias issue'l a pnx lamation calling a spe-c al session of the nre for October and one that will pass a law that will knock the Corhett-Kitzsimmons prize tiKht into a rocked hat.

The povernor i sued the proclamation at midnight, af-t-r a lensthy consultation with his cabi-ret, and frae out as his reason for his action tiiat in the present condition of MR. JASt O'NEILL Centre Island, Sept. 27. The fourth race of Seawanhakas international challenge series for small raters sailed to-day in a tumbly sea in the open Sound with a rattling northwest wund of 15 knots, resulted in a handsome victory for the American defender, Kthelwynn, by one minute and In seconds official time at the end of the 32 mile triangle. The battle of the day was fought out on the second eg of the first round which was windward Vork.

The lighter built Hthelwyr.n, handsomely sailed to-day by Capt. O. Hall, assisted by his brother, Fred fairly played with her opponent from across the sea. When he had reached the second ton) Crappie, ch. p.

(Trowi Marry Kent, s. (Sund-rland). Kthan Aristos. b. s.

(Jones) .1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 1 4 4 .3 ro (trough, primaries conducted by the as- fie law the fiijht managers are liable to hlk. m. (Kelt) organizations of the New leuiooraey, pursuant to the lemocr.u State committee. --mbly disir York Stat' of the Time, Four-year-olds, purse $1VI. brins off the 11 til while the court.

arc iwinsr over it. Colored Dress Goods. Each department of The New Store will be full to overflowing with newness. Here are a few of the colored dress goods. Fancy Crepons, French Boucle, Astrachans, Illuminated Boucle, Poplin Plaids with silk lines, Serge Royal, Illuminated Plaids, Silk finish Henriettas, Illuminated Figured Mo- Ill Sheridan Knowles Siililinio lor a Septelttl ite convention held at Syrai use, i.

would reoort to your that they attended ti oonven- Cohden 1 the not the 'ash applications for license for liuht have been made, but this has been granted. The chief justice of ib ntials 1 1 2 2 4 2 3 4 J'rotest Cob.len, b. bv (Coib) T.en Ferrin, blk. K- (Sutler). Wicked Will, b.

s. (Witham) Hornet, br. jr Time, '-4, 2:42, 2A'J. a VRGffllDS. lelegation, with before the t.on and dui resented of your a MiWommitu, appear 'committee credentials ...4 Moire Antiques, Sicilians, -Jacquard Crepons, Moire Stripes.

Silk Exhibit Delightful surprises await you in our silks. Prices, variety, quality, they will all be what you want. We shall have Chene Taffetas, Swivel Brocades, Check Taffetas, Changeable Brocade Sarahs, Taffeta Brocades, Etruscan effects in Taffeta, Gros De Londre, Beautiful Illuminated mark anil the end of four miles and was two minutes and V) seconds behind, Mr. I on the Spruce waved a protest flag, The committee on the flagship Oneida re- named by the that the State intended to convention and had at one tirr. FFNF.RAI, OF W.

I NASH. (Special to the Free Press.) sponded without being aware of what Mr. i tie convention again, 'out that True members of the party in oloseaftilia-oti with the State organization and of il posed influence within it ha 1 urge.) the ftesolved. That upon the roll of the convention be placed the names of both sitting and contestim; delegations from New York county and that the sitting delegation have 7" votes and the contestants votes, and that the State democracy eh'ei four members of the State committee and the sittmi; delegation eiirht. subject, however, to the conceding of the party emblem to the slttini? ill case of in party ticket." Mr.

I'atterson then adlresseil the convention, urtrini; the adoption of the sub-resolution offered by him. He made an excellent and forcible argument, a Ivanc-luft which would have appealed to any body of democrats honestly interested in their party's honor and success. After hearmir one or more speeches in op position, the convention vo'-d asaius: the substitute resolution offfrei, and in favor of the report of the committee on credentials. A roil call upon both questions was requ-sted. but the State democrats were ignored by the chair.

I'pon the announcement, by the chair that the rejiort of the committee on credentials had been adopted your delegation retired from the hall. Iiespectfuilv submitted. (Sitrned) CHAHLKS S. FAIKCH1LI), Chairman. iliddb-bury.

Sept. 27. Mrs. Special Cast, Scenery and Fraud complained about. When they Court of Criminal Appeals has ruled against the State's effort to prevent the lii-'ht, and now there is a maudamns case pending in the Supreme Court that may fto in an entirely different line, thus caus-yr-; a contlict between the two hiphest courts in the State.

In order to avoid all issible contention the governor issued Die call convening the Legislature next Tuesday in this city, and s-ts forth the purport of the call as follows: Whereas, a decision of the presiding udiie of the Court of Criminal Appei'ts. tormal complaint in writing. Mr. Hrar.d ha ITS, a they thought 'iisideratiou of poritmity to correct s. nt its claims the jliam I'helps Nash arrived in New York ito-nipht on the steamship Aimusta Vic jtoria and will reach New Haven on tomorrow morning's sleeper.

The funeral jof Mr. Nash will be held from his lat-'residence Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Jacquard Boucle. claimed his competitor disregarded sec- tion 6 and 7 of rule of the S-awanhaka oq tiio stase." tii.it it Illltilt il.le what tlit-y thought hist year in ottieial partici-of the parly in the i "RkI Fos'on club's racing regulations which are as I Black DreSS Goods. oi I'vrtr; as a St ri.

1 our or: I -a tion in louows: affairs oi UNDER HE CLASSIFIED SERVICE. Section 3 hen both close hauled or reniieri.i. will embarrass the ext- I Fashion sensibly favors I both free, or both have the wind aft 50 Peop 1U i-ution of the laws of this Slate atrainst e. In response to at ion was there; apain to present tV this request the we not of wrons by the The Number or C.n.uls AITerted I rr.blenl Kpoent Ordr. have the wind on opposite sides, the yacht i Ijlack tillS SeaSOll.

NeVCT did with the wind the port side shall keep I ci.ar. Burlington see the assortment i I )eiinil ion ot an overlap. An prize buhtintr or other associated infraction of pood order, and the public peace, now imminent, and thr atoned, and. Whereas, there, is no certainty of a determination of the soundness of said I decision by a court of final resort in time I for existing emergencies, and. in the Forum Scene.

Plaids, Black Taffeta with fancy colored lines, ATOPTS Til FI ROOSTER. we shall offer. There are: Figured Mohairs, Crepons, Plisse Stripes, Jacquard Figures. 27. The executive com- hereas, it is proper -in avoidance of York.

pt overlap is established hen an overtaken yacht has no longer a free choice on which side she will pass and continues to exist as long as the leeward yacht by luffing or the weather yacht by beaiing away is in danger of fouling." The triangle to day was the same as for the second race. The committee deliberated long as to Pckin the State every pretext for disregarding the laws SI. row oa s.ile. Fre, it mocracy held a meet-Fairchild's report con- democracy held a meet- Fairchild's report con- Black and colored stripes. t.i'el niisirovernnient made Tam-i lany a heavy load upon the denioc-i a of the State and country, but to ask attention to one considt'ration, namely, taat while there was a larKe number of n.n who were content to to a poli-fcal oriranizattoa controlled ica i.t;d arbitrarily by one man.

or at the i.ui.-t. two or three men. yet that there also another class. lai Lie in numbers stroni; in who couid not and would not submit themselves to such i that this cordition had xiied a time and would continue to ri-'ii for all time; liiat we to til-- latter class of d-tnocrats--men in dention to democratic i.i-.-as -and we wished the convention to determine whether or not it wished them to fir Smith Co. trig to-nisrht.

Mr. that all controversy respecting them c-rninar the action of the State democracy sluuihl be removed by legislation, and to the Syracuse convention was reasonable pacific means resorted to I approved. Thomas Cos'igan offered the tirst instance to force them, inas- -Howing. wh en was adopt 1: much as the present Losdslature unarii- "Whereas, it is necessary, under the mously passed such a prohibitory law on i present election, that the democratic can-j ''l! days of April, to become, for State ortices shall nominated i effective on Awr. 1.

as part of the by petition in order that tiieir names be tial Code, shorid reouire a session printed on the official ballois under the ol a days at a small cost to r-j name and emblem of the New York State move any possible defect and put the law 1 1 i etnocra an.l in tie same no into immediate operation, an extraord'n- Washinston, Sept. 27. There are 33 consular offices above the limit of the recent executive order placing such government officials within the classified service, and 71. paid in fees, below the limit. Of those affected, are paid in salaries and 21 in fees.

Of th 17a offie'als referred to, consuls and one commercial agent are paid $2Tjao a2 consuls and four commercial agents are paid S'ii; ii!) consuls and six commercial agents are paid and consuls are paid Nine consuls ai 12 commercial agents are paid in fees that aggregate over SI" t'- Thore below the limit are i3 consuls and l.v conimerc al agvnts. The maximum compensation by fees is ami the niinimutii by salary is It is pointed out at the state dipartment that it is impracticable to tliosedraw-ing a salary of $11100 within the service, as they are usually citizens of the country in which they serve. CHOLERA IN CHINA. 4 I i IitirtNon," Head of Church St. HOWARD OPERA HOUSE.

Mil 23 ProfrBuelVs 5I.rvtltmW I'ri'iliant Spect-icuiar p-esentations AND Sacred Illustrated LECTURE. the choice of outside or inside cour-e i the wind to-day from the northwest "nav- kicked up a jump of a by crossing tiie rollers left over from yesterday's mtherly blow. Finally it was left to the representatives of the tiny racers, and lie outside course was chosen. Both yachts went to the Centre Island buoy tin- I their own sails. They had a stiff bit of windward work getting to the line.) The preliminary signal was blown at The start at 2:2" was a tine one for Spruce IV.

Mr. being almost on tin line' and crossing at 2:25:15 and Kthelwynn at THE CUBAN WAR. ikc any part in ib nio. ratio councils. 1 local candidates nominated by said New "(casion las arisen, je.juirinir the York State democracy, to be cnim nol in special i i the manacHiii-nt of the party in the Stare.

Jf so. it couid be only throuah some organization now and aiwavs in on- "it'-solved. That the sub-commi'tee be. session. THE CONFLICTING PEPORTS FROM SCENE OF HOSTILITIES.

Now. tin re fore, T. Charles son. t.n.rnur of the State i virtue of the authority vest, constitution thereof, her. by session of the Tw lit A.

Oulher-f Texas, bv in m- by all a special l.ocaslat urc. an hereby is. directed to take n-o-ssary to iir)minae by ceriiticaie th.1 lldates State offices nominated by tiie democratic State convention at Syracuse and cause said certificates to be tiled as re.iuire.l law. b. the city of Austin.

"en flier open sa 'uesday. icto'o. 1. ay at Rebels Itrivnn From Their edition Mareo Moving on Villas With 6003 Cavalrymen- Itavases of Yellow IfTfr. ticnii! position to Tammany Hall.

That such we v.e.e and would contiiu.e to be and is us-b-ss to ask i.s to unite in conization with Tammany Mali for i not. if ie would, for t'ne con of O'lr is l.p.isitlO'l to it, 1 that our ss to the party in the s-tate was upon our coPtinuinK afford an abiding- place to those democrats who wished to brlonir to some or-1 itdzation. but would not yivc up their i i oviduaiity l.y uniting to ir'e. to be convened in ginning at noon. for lie following i.

To denounce Ices ill purposes: prize-iiuhtinff an 1 and unambiguous solved. That upon all e.Ttifi -ates of ion by the New York State d- e--tht-re be i ii I the picture of a r. which is adopted as th-m or d- 0f said New Y.ok State REDUCTION OF THE GOLD RESERVE I.owrst Point Rra'-hed Since 30th Putiri lue ot Probable. Washington. Sept.

17. -Th" treasury gold re-erve lias been to at which figures il stood v. in the treasury closed its' doors to-day. These figures were reached to-day by tiie withdrawal at New York for export of SI, Since til" present export gold movement began on July Ki last there has lx--n withdrawn from the 1'nited States treasury in gold all of which with the exception of less than a million dollars has b'-eti sent to Europe. The total gold exports exceeds these figures as some gold, especially the gold bullion ixported.

was fur by the banks of N-w York. During the same period gold was furnished by the syndicate and by the New York national banks and others to tic- amount of a. Tiie figures to which t': treasury gold has now be- recia by lm-es- t3.0. Ileatht Itrport.d In Four lays -I. irk of i.

ilary Indianapolis. Sept. 27 Prosecutor Walker has received a letter from his father. I the Rev. W.

F. Walker who is a missionary in I'ekin. China. The letter deals briefly with the horrible ravages if cholera in the capital of the empire. and pt'oliii -1 ins COLLECTIOKS de The American, though 22 seconds behind came tearing along like a fast steam yacht and soon began to ovei haul I 'val.

I he first leg the Kthelwynn gained 17 seconds, and in the windward work on the second kg she left her rival far behind, rounding the second mark two minutes and 1ft seconds in the bad. on the last leg of the tirst round the American boat made a further gain of five seconds. On the second round sin-was outsailed by the Spruce. A the boat crossed the starling line 22 seconds behind she really outsailed the Sritishcr by one minute ::2 tiie same bv pufir- law opt-rarion and making ion for its enforcement. at" pains and in'o iminediaie necessary provb representative of Tammativ Hail th It says that in four days there are at so that the of this character wi'hit; this State may be prevented, the lit! l'Jllbted will nf the peopl.

upon the r-sioe'e-i. and this af- Defaulted Western Mortgages art'l Overdue Paper carefully a oniuiii t. e. siKtke a 1--firth, review ir.sr the action of tie ratic vor-rs of York citv. who wer, deaths.

ENGLISH YACHT RACE FOR 1897. Any Wntpr for Ijfen.lrr 111 t.lt Her. London. Sept. 27 Herbtrt Moir.

who is organiziiig a to build a vaeht to least The of the city, the disease enligh 1 pio-r- population lives in the centre and upon the appearance of nearly all of them fled to th- t.pposed to Tammany Hall in the ni ai-rs of iv-t. He exjlain.d that ti-. voter-, re.w represent, by this b- 1. "he orhcial times for the front to moral ss of Texas 2. To mutters as ma em ir handled.

Ha Colkctioi, N3 Clirire. onds race ri such as follow are ation. hi-! re Ta- -mi! a v. b. le til' 1 11: if eet In 1 Santiago de Cuba.

Sept. IS. via West. Sept. 27.

Official reports from Guantanr.amo says that on Monday, the l'th, a Spanish column attack'-d the rel 1 camp Pb-ora, between the Felicidid and Rio occupied by S'M insurgents, under leader Gil. and killed eight rchefs Iv-foro driving- them from their position. Three Spanish soldiers were wounded. When 'lie Spaniards took possession of the rebel camp they found several explosive shells buried, but they dug thAni up before any damage occurred. It reported here that Antonio is moving toward the villas v.i'h fi'' cavalrymen.

Anotla rumor is to the effect that Jo.m Mai-o is dead of heart disease, but the report rot credited. t.d pursuant to constitution. I have hereunto seal o' tie- 1. i for the Aniei-'-a's male a s-a t.rn-r.t tj--iay in wiii- says the a--- i'tici'-" of Mr. Rose's for the America's cup will preclude th- possibility i his tMoir'si ru ing in will art -i imony hand ty; that sant exports are low last, on which Ira-i la- Tamil- ice April stoo at agree- of tll.l i-e-ers: fo la- 1 .1 Vermont Com.

and Col. Agency. F. Hl'NRY POWELL. MAX I.

POWELI-111 CoHesre Stre. t. ot Sept. he i First mark Second mark Third Fourth mark. Fifth mark 1 inish i Start -Sprue s- a ki.

a Iv r- id 11 oa a in country. Two Knghsh missionaries, he says, have fallen victims to cholera. The Chinese pay no attention, whatever, to tie sanitary advices of the missionaries aid white The bodies are placed in the street, and to lie th re until they can be dragged away, taken outside of the city, piled in heaps, and earth thrown over them in a mound About the recent Chinese outrages Mr. Walker says little. All is ipii'-t in I'ekin.

and the white population is satisfied with the measures taken by Minister I'enby, whi( he says, were igorous. a irto the reserve aid h. his yacht si-irts sa s. a i A. Ti.l:KKS' N'.

bivernor of Texas. 1 fotn.e 1 out. Hi vni m.ii 2:2" .15 did mil sail a ra I- The pt on lab ''i-'ii He is. he ale t.f ar. I will ater good suit ell selll-'d.

th of ATIONAL t. -T a-imi-sion. upon t-rre. i.i a. -'-s with 1 ich the add i.

We said taat unl-K tvl. 27-1. 14b the gold was then treasmy and from that i up to Juno its maximum height th: 51- 7. "12. 1.

''2. l-'iom that serve has ra' 'la il- ii figures were reach cials declined to discuss further gold sliipmenis. ir ti.e I) br i by Onv. Culher-nveiijng a special ilt Tuesday inst prize tight ing. MILLER ON SUNDAY LAW; i oeln ma ion issu late nielli, co of the I.euisltC i tioi her ia aga popular topic Fra: T.o- whop ii vi-ar, standing in" iho gold te- iilltll to- I.

Treasury ofii-tia prospects of as the situation tilth- enough The Moi t- re; land va "e.lloon hrrpm Slionl.l l'r no to pass as la that of d. has i in ferrieg i "ly.ie to builders. to-day. It was said ind other political vei nor may defeat t-i. t-iw iiich iti'L-ht a reply.

We WOldd retire. The (l.scussi ciose. I and the committee cn tails embodje, populists tS of the The emits from pain are rot i opponents GRAND JURY FINDS INDICTMENTS- No. 11. II it so- l.i&M Itcyiiocrat srnrcil.

Ex-Senator Warner Miller in an view with a World reporter said: more I study the 'persona! liberty of the democratic platform the in t-ie loiiowi ig r- NATIONAL n.ter-"The more Mi is very much mixed. Th ment appears to consist mat" exports with not mi tint" of speculative no present of legit i-icb more than a apparent. H'ldlobe Re.pontibte for folia pie hington. Set.t. 27 There i'oes r.ot XOTICE.

r.is plans ly enacting a iaw to go into effect in days. Representative Ward said that the Kegislafuie undoubtedly would pass a law to go into effect immediately and that it would make prize fighting a felony, lb- thinks the law-will be passed within a Week all. the Legislature meets. likely to be of any material benefit to the authorities. Of those who arrive! a few days ago many have and numerous other? are in the hospitals, six- succumbed to the yellow fever within 24 hours of their landing 1 ere.

From F.araeoa come report's snowine that city to be in a state of siege and i many all fatal -linfitiiiry tile app IS tiie i i-vi-rv ill is entitb 4 to conver.ti' iis as are placed up. and ro'is there. lintnietiT of inspectttrs of the party embb-i ither way in which lr be the slightest foundation for tiie sensational inferences drawn from pr. senc in Washington at th's time of f-f 1'nited States Vice Consul ib-neral Springer of Havana. He has not been 1(.

summoned here to confer with the state i mi and and leet and O. F. id II S-- i'lead in He. it ra! of Hail. i bo iy ir fij S.

i-'isk. k. Tin-; ri- tion ol party organization may arise. Tammany flali organization mav be department as the preliminary to the recognition of the of the COM. HTT 'hairman Thorn 1 to af- No uneasiness and no anticipations of anv emergeney arising sufficient to make necessary another bond issue entertained in well informi treasury citi-l.

s. While no official information can be ob-taintd on the subject, the beijcf entertained that the national banks of New York may again to the relief of the treasury week and strengthen the gold reserve by or so. Government officials are encouraged to believe that within a month the mbcr of commercial bills that will be on the market as a result of the exports of American Washington. pt. M--m nd.

jf n. i unan insurrectionists. s-pnnger recognized and s.aied as the regular of the party in N-w York jll. Carter of the republican national com- telegraphs, in answer to an in- i A. KINO threatened with extinction.

The insur-i gents do not allow anything to lhe i city from outlying districts ami if the I city is not burned, its inhabitants stand good chance- of beinir starved out. On tiie nth the reliels broke the aqueduct and burned ti costly elevators which were recently built. Many business men. with (their families, have left Para.coa and i come here to stay. One of them reports deeply 1 am mystified.

"I deny, in part and in whole." he continued, "that any blue laws exist in this Slate. Respect for tiie Sabbath and love of the p.ible have been the safe-guards of the American people. The sentiments wuieh inspire them are the very foundation of the republic. The constitution el a rly recognizes the Sabbath. "The Am.

i. an Sabbath is a day of rest, not a day of business. Why should a special law be made to favor the saloonkeeper when no such law has ever been passed to favor thoe engaged in other occupations? "The democrats have, under the guise of local option, promulgated pernicious doctrines." continue.) the champion of the onnty; Put in the interest ot harmony on bis regular leave of absence, and ire returning to his post of duty h- upon Assistant Secretary A lee to confer about business matters none of which, however, had to do with the political troubles of the island. After this visit Mr. Springer oalb-d upon Secretary Olney to pay his respects.

if the Irel-iml ltuildina-. New York, Sept. 27. -The grand jury today found against the held to be responsible for the disastrous collapse of the Ireland building at West and West Thild street. The men against whom the Indictments for manslaughter in the second degree were found, are; I tennis 10 Jtuckley.

building inspector: Kdward J. Condaie. his clerk: Charles 1. lichrens. architect: George p.

Parker, contractor: Thomas Walker, building and Thomas Murray, masonry foreman. "IMPORTANT IF TRl'K." London. Sept. 27. The jiaily Chronicle, an organ of the liberal party, states in its issue of to-day that" the leaders of th-conservative party intend to make the House of Lords pn elective body, either adopting the principle already existing in relation to ottish peers sitting in th" House of Lords, or to have the House of Commons elect an upper chamber from the peerage.

1 1 is also, according to the Chronicle, intended to give the peers the right to forego the House of Lords prerogatives and enter the House of the tide of i a dastardly double mur on the streets oris for some of Faraooa a ffw days ago. A soldier cereals and cotton will It. exchange and stop goi-i time to come. OltSCI'R THE IJOHTS. loaned ins gun and without any Known cause.

fired at a corpo-al, killing him instantly. Another soldi-r. who was with the corporal, was also shot and killed. FANCY SPAIN'S OFFiCIAL STATEMENT r.rcs Wichita, ili.iry. that he has not decide) when the committed wdl be called together to agree upon th" date and place of the next na-.

tiotial convention or in what city it will assemble. It is not doubted, however. I that Washington, af usual, will be s- ler ted as the place meeting, not only of th" republican committee, but 'of the' democratic committee as w-eil. Senator Carter, personally, has favored an early meeting of the republican convention, not later than May of next year, but the suggestion has m-t wi'h considerable opposition. The sentiment of members generally, so far as it has found rx-i pression.

is favorable to brief but spi'-- i campaign, in whi-h the spec hmaking shall be limited to a period not exceeding 00 days. i Sunday laws. "Sundav observance should o- Kan. i.uii., lliiasi.ui ol bugs amounting to almost to a plague took place in this city shortly after mid-! night last night. Klectric street lights TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

G8APE FRDIT ING OF CIGARS TIfcLO 66GDLDEN VVEDDU-G" Is acknowledged by good judges to be the King of all ioc. Cigars. Try them 0. C. Taylor Proprietors, iSS Bank Street were entirely obscured ami sidewalks and pavements were covered to the depth of" an inch.

The bugs even clogged the typesetting machines in the newspaper offices and drove the operators from their keyboards. They were of several kinds. This morning the electric light men removed over 1 gallons of bugs from the globes of the street lamps. They llxpert to Kitti the Vt jt bv Neit Mar Army to be HeTll Reinforced. Havana, Sept.

27-Cablegrams from Madrid, just published by the Island press, state that at an early date the government will make an official statement regarding the revolution in Cuba. It is affirmed that at the latest it will terminate in May next. On the ittth instant the ministry in Madrid agreed on a policy with that country by which the army will le reinforced by m- n. The Madrid newspaper. El Imparcial.

in Reports Ticked Oft" the Wire From Many Points. Oeorce E. Roberts, who has been em ployed as a clerk in tne foreign division of the ISoston postorlice and who was arrested for stealing letters from the mails pleaded guilty in the Frited States Court apply equally to each and every part of the State, if the democratic doctrine is right each community would have the option of deciding not only whether saloons should be kept open on Sunday, but whether gambling and other vices should be licensed or not. "I have talked with many prominent democrats who will vote against their party on this question, and right here in New York city. "Hut the republican organization in New-York city openly favors the local option issue, and will make the tight on it," the reporter interposed.

"The moment the republican party of New York city does such a thing as that they accept the democratic platform AND CATTEi ADMITTKH FROM MKXICO. Wasiiington, S- pt. 27. An order was is- sueii to-day by s.e.retarv author yesterday afternoon and was tor-fenced to Stute prison for three years. I The state department was yesterda" izing the free admission into the 1'nited, QUINCE! the army adviscd of the death in Korea from Stteas of cattle from Mexico for grazing and immediate slaughter from and after referring to the cost of fixes the expenses at J1 per month.

era of Ye Sung Soo. Korean minister to AI.IX FAILS TO P.F.AT HKR RECORD. Springfield, Sept. 27. Alix made a game effort to beat her record of at the State fair grounds track this afternoon.

She got off well and the first three quarters were made in a gait, but coming into the stretch she went lame and the best she could do was Over 2,) people witnessed the attempt. October 22. The importations will be sub aiding that when the The minister bad been lve campaign Uhe Fnited States. (begins in the dry season the monthly ex- absent front the TO-DAY AT United States about a ject to inspection and other restrictions generally provided in such orders. Mexi BLAGKSTONE JUNIOR.

and d'Jse to be republicans," said Warner Miller, emphatically. TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. pensos will be v.kv. At the present Jt'ie outlay for quinine alone for the troops i is nionthlv. year.

The Dutch steamer Amsterdam from New York which arrived at Rotterdam yesterday went ashore at Maasluis 19 miles west of Rotterdam during a fog, but was subsequently floated. Fire last night destroyed the Cincinnati Tobacco company's warehouse. Th building was valued at It contained 3" hogsheads of tobacco, estimated to be worth SJf. H. Grossman Pros, have ordered S1.rV.'j pold at the sub-treasury for shipment to Europe to-day.

F.E. PERKINS, SUCCESSOR TO Roberts Perkins. For Your Home Reports ttio Seetetarv and Treasnrer O.Tteer Klerted. Rutland. Sept.

27. The State convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance union was continued at Rutland yesterday morning. The greater part of the time was devoted to P.itde readings, devotional services and business. The secretary's report showed that there are la local unions in the State, with a BRIGHTON PKACH RACES. Brighton Peach.

N. Sept. 27. First race. Maiden, three year olds and upwards, five furlongs; King Michael first.

King Npxahoe second, liowling Green third. Time. Second race, two year olds, six: furlongs: Volley won. Article second. Sky Hltte third.

Cromwell finished tirst, but was disqualified for fouling. Time, in quality a ten cent cigar, A clean sweet smoke, A leader among small cigars, Its emal cannot ba found for FIVE CETS. can cattle have been usually admitted in November and Secretary Morton's action in advancing the date this year is said to be due to his purpose to defeat as far as possible the cattle and dressed lioef combine, in its efforts to artificially maintain high prices. I.ATiOTt TP.Orp.T.K IX Sept. 27 This morning of the Italians who have faihxl to obtain their pay from Contractor I-avitt of the Cambridge water works at Lincoln, and who have been makintr sanguinary threats for several days, marched to Cambridge city hall in a body and peacefully demanded, through counsel, that the cily pay them the money owed them by the contractor.

They were informed that the city had contracted with Keavitt to do the work and could not pay them unless they brought suit. The men then went to the city clerk's office and made affidavits to the amount of their claims. These will be presented in the iMstrict Court and the city solicitor will not contest them. The men will then get their money ami 1 I I A Little Put 1... oiiu in-t.

Oil" Illnc Annren- won, Nicohni second. tiee third. Time. We hive nice pictures, fruned mi i uuf ramed that wiil nuke those barren space on the walls replete with lite an.l beauty. A nil new subjects just in.

Framing a specialty. Hundreds of styles of moulding- to teiect from. COAIi. Pest (trade. NEW MINED coal at LOW PRICES.

CITIZENS COAL COMPANY, Offlrr, Walker I6t Hank Street. iDock ine St.) A i.r.x. Campbei.i r. WA1TT BOM), Oflico 5: St. BOSTON.

Hiioe icciuies i ixeii ourii'g ine ear and 1.17 public meeting held. The secretary also reported that special attention has been given to the Ixtyal lcgion work, gospel temperance and work for the temperance temple. The treasurer reported that all bills for the year just ended have been paid and that there is still a small balance in the treasury. Here are the newly elected of Fourth race, three year olds and upward, one mile; Pepper won. Charade second: Little Tom third.

Time. Fifth race, two year olds, five furlongs; Captive won: Emotional second, Imeperial third. Time. Sixth race, three year olds and tip-ward. 1 l-tR miles; The Swain won.

McKee second; Clarus third. Time, L. G. BURNHAM, Church St. TROLLEYS FOR CANALS.

Buffalo, Sept. 27. Frank YT. Hawley. vice-president of the Cataract General Electric company of New York and at th head of the movement to equip the Eri canal with the trolley system, was in Buffalo to-day.

He said that on Saturday the erection of the poles for the test of electric power on the canal would begin. The trial will take place at South Tonaw anda. her there is a bend in the canal and here all ordinary difficulties with regard to the passing of trolley boats and mule boats will be illustrated. I ficers: I Pffltecici ail Iimsirat. President.

Mrs. Ida H. Read of Shel- i Secret a rv Herbert has awarded th" con COLDER burne; secretary. Mrs. Gratia E.

David-1 tract for building two torpedo boats to the son of Newfane; treasurer. Mrs. E. M. i Hcrrcsboffs at each.

Dennv of Montpelier: assistant secretary. Some people are little put out be- cause they have been pi in I re in- nrance for years ami hp.ve never had a claim. It is rather queer. but sadly true that these people are sorry they never had a fire. Place your msutirne at this agency if you wisn to hve no doubts UN to your honest claims being pant.

All kinds of insurance at lowest cost. i HORSE Mrs A. A. Wyman of Cambridgeport an- o(M in Leavening TowerLatest U.S. Gov't Report for the first district.

Mrs. E. H. Lund of Burlington. Mrs.

Wilbur of Jerioho richo; ternates. Mrs. E. M. Wheeler and id We Want To Talk A little ahout Hulls We desire to remind ton tint have ths liest sor.

merit to bit in this ni w-ds. that our prices re riifht. an 1 Hint now is the time to nik jour selection for e-fher house culture or out- oor painting. Call at our store, and we will be glad to talk further ith you on this very leas inahle ANI TIIE WAY Please remember, when yoti have occasion to os? iliciii. ire are lies bpiarters for Decorative 11 ants, and our work is ahvavs satisfactory to our patron.

20VK, NOT 3IcINT031I, Seed-men an 1 Florist, 4hnrcU Street, Huriingioit, Vt. D. Dver: second district. Miss ss al- r. Mrs.

L. Ill Carrie I I I E. Brack- Vi Miss Mrs. I XV the city will sue the contractor's bondsmen for the amount. mori: armknians kim-kd.

London, 27. A despatch received here says a mob of Moslems have raided the Armenian church at Antioeh. Syria, and destroyed the altar and killed and wounded pi of the Armenians. VKRMONT PENSIONS. Washington.

Sept. 27. The following Vermonters have been granted pensions: Additional. Levi Moore. Green River: Oeurge Fassett, Iturlington reissue.

ieo. W. Kebarron, Kast Kimore: original, widows, Maria Fisher, Vergennes. A Policy under the CONNECTICUT MUTUAL' New contract is, in short, the perfection of lifo insurance protection for you family if yon die, and a provision for yourself if you live. ItJ excellence will bo appreciated when it is compared with anything else in life insurance.

ROBERT G. STONE, GENEKAI. AGEH TOR VEitMIIM. Hay-ward Block, Burlington, vt. cleaner.

Is a liquid preparation for cleaning 4 Horses. It removes dirt and dandruff, makes the hair glossy, keeps off flies. and saves labor. lYice per can. the contents of which will clean a horse 25 times.

Sold in Burlington by A. Jones A l-thnm and P. $mlth. Drew of Hardwlck. Mrs.

Mary ett of St. Johnshury: alternates. ites. Flora Corwin of St. Johnshury atid and B.

W. Spaulding. IP vVdir T. S. PECK, isriucE.

Burlington, VU Judge Jenkins accepted the resignation of the receivers of the Northern Pacific railroad yesterday afternoon and will appoint their successors this morning. i 1 AsAsAAMAAssaMAtM.