Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-09-21
From the St. Loui, Republican of Aug. Both.


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From the ST. Louis Republican Of Ang Both.
ILLrNoIs-It is now pretty well ascer-
taned that Carin loco Foco) is elected
Governor of this state. Casey, Conserva-
tive denounced by all the Loco Foco papers
and leaders in the state Reynolds. a Sub
Treasuryite and anythingaIian, and Stuart,
tives to Congress. The Wings. it is quite
certain, have maiorties in each branch OF
the Legislature, and will join with the Con
servatives in ns,ructing the Senators from
that state to abandon the Infamous Sub
Treasury scheme. We have as little doubt,
that Reform, in its most searching shape
will be visited upon the various otfice-hol
ders who have converted their official sta
tons into eectoneering machines.
The last VandaGa Wing says
Illinois LegisLature-Strengfh af Par
ties-From information of gentlemen who
profess TO know the political opinions of the
..embvro Of each branch OF the Legislature
of Illinois, the parties will stand next win
tern the Senate 22 Wings, l6 Democrats,
and 2 Conservatives; in the House Of Rep
reseetatives as Wings, Al Democrats, and
Conservatives.
A Woman Poisoned By Mistake.-The
Coroner of New York lately held an in
quest on the body of Mrs. Mary Crugier. a.
ged Sc years, native of Ireland, who came
to her death under the following circum-
stances:
Some corrosive sublimate had been mix
ed with gin, for the purpose Of destroying
bed bugs, and the bottle which contained it
was left alongside of other bottles, without
any label being put upon il to tell what it
was; and on Friday night the deceased
poured out about half glass full of it, and
drank it, supposing it was pure gin. She
however soon discovered her mistake, by
the effects OF the poison and physician
was sent for, who applied the usual anti
dotes and caused her TO vomit so freely that
it was hoped the poison had been extracted
from her stomach. On Saturday she appear
ed 10 be recovering But on the ensuing
day the inflammation of her throat and siom-
ach became so violent as to render medical
application Intellectual. and after suffering
extreme torment until Tuesday night, she
died. Verdict accordingly.
A foul and fragrant outrage was commit
ted in this town on Saturday afternoon last,
by four men, (if such persons can be called
men) upon a simple, innocent, defenceless
girl, whose age was nearly fourteen years,
and who worked in one of the mills at
Chicopee Falls. Aonzo Waite, Almon
Lard married men) Roland G. Webster,
and Samuel Strickland, were riding in a
Wagon on the new road ION the bank oil
the Chicopee) from Chicopee Falls to Lud-
low, and overlook the girl, who was going
TO Ludlow 10 return a borrowed umbrella. Ii
is said that all the men had been drinking
to excess. She was iadecently spoken to-
then forced into the Wagon and carried to
a secluded spot of from the road. and viola.
ted A man who was going to Ludlow
and saw the girl in the Wagon, soon after
returned and found her sitting on the ground
frightened and exhausted, in the spot where
the villains had left her, appearance about
her indicating a struggle and treading Of
feet She was carried home. On Tuesday
Wait, Lard and Strickland, webster could
not be found) were brought before Justices
Ingersol, Cotton and Dwight, on the charge
OF assault with intent TO commit rape. The
girls testimony tho given with great reluc
lance and difficulty, established the charge
The examination closed on Wednesday
noon, by the binding over of Lard anc
Wait for trial at the Common Pleas, in the
sum OF $500 each; and Strickland in the
sum of $780, 1t is feared that the bond;
will be paid and the ends of justice thu:
evaded.-SpringGeId Rep9b.
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