Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-10

iepecta0le man, cultlYatlng q go0d 1arm
Of which he is the owner.-Forto.cA
Courier.
NUIsANoEs,-The Brooklin Advocate
says: Our Mayor and Common Council
have, for some time, been actively engag-
'ed In aba!ing nuisances; but as fast as
one is disposed Of, another springs up
At the last meeting Of the Board there
were many complaints Of this kind, and |
the Mayor called the attention of the
Board to a single block in the city, where |
there were no less than fifty too hog pens,
and to0T hundred and Gfty hogs, What
| odorIferous breezes must float Through the
city IN that viciaity! But afer all, the
hog nuisance does not begin to compare
with that of dogs. Three rabd dogs
were killed last week. and unless they
are speedliy-thinned off, there is no safety
Tor the lives OF our cilizens.
CYRACUsE AND UTICA RAIL ROAD
This road is now nearly completed, and
VIII probably be opened for public travel
within ten or twelve days On monday
last, an engine from the Auburn road ran
down as lar as Oneida Creek and return
ed Immediately. The trip was made
with a view to test the road, and for that
purpose it returned, this part Of the road
(27 miles, was run IN about one hour
and quarter, including the stoPs,-On-
Gndag@ STANDARD.
! SHOCKING OccuRRENCE.-We are in
formed of most distressing accident that
. ( b,fa of l.
I Duches county, on Wednesday morning
last. The facts as related are these
They were returning home from a party,
about one o'clock, in a one-horse wagon,
and overlook a double team, which they
passed and proceeded some distance ahead,
when looking back they saw the wagon
which they they had passed coming at
Z full speed. They turned in order 10 give
the road, but the two horse wagon, not
I outstanding, run foul Of and overturned
: them, killing one of the Young men in
: stantIy-seriousIy woundig another, 50
f that fears are entertained that amputation
5 of leg will be necessary, and slightly
r injured TIE third The name of the man
f killed was Martin Hoyt. The horse was
+ also killed on the spot,-KiagstOa Re
: former.
i DEsTRUCTIvE FIRE, CAUSED By =
DIsTrLLBRY.-We take an account o
the severe FIRE in this city last Saturday
: from the dispatch. 1t seems that the burn
ing Of this church and the destruction 0
;, other property to the amount of many
:. thousands, NAV be fairly attributed to tht
y, Dlstilery and Iiquor.-N Y. Eran
h Increase OF THE Growth OF Cor
D ToN.-In the year 1871 the amount c
l. cotton exported from the United State
OF was 1886 lbs.; in 1898 it was DC
o! quite 100000 lbs; in 1902 it was 27
os SOLO lbs; in 1919 it was 87,397 ,O4
y lbs; in 1820it was 12l ,8G0,l52 lbs; i
i 1880 it was 298,459, I02 LIS. III
rs amount exported ia 1853 was upward
so 639,000,000 lbs; leaving for home cor
#, sumption 93,000,000 lbs; the whole Gro
On in round numbers, being estimated {
Is seven hundred and thirty-seven mi.lior
on of pounds, which, at fourteen cents p>
he pound, would be worth more than on
ay hundred millions Of dollars. This is
greater amount than ever was produce
I'll from all the gold and silver mines in ii
IS, whole world in one year.
IT, AccIDExT-Patr;ck Deylan was Xii
~ ,ar ed on Thursday last, by the discharge
- a blast, in blowing rocks on the rail roa
af north Of the borough Of Reading Pa
~ Several attempts had been made TO igni
''1 the chage, when he approached and q
S% no. piled fire to the match. Before he cou
Oh leave the spot the whole exploded, thro,
ing him some distance in the air 4 s'oi
DO of considerable sjze penetrated his bod
,'l and death instantly took place. The d
" ceased was a worthy young man.
the CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL,
ON The tolls taken on the canal during T.
as last IL months, have amounted to 6 /:
ira 1850 This is an increase Of rath
Bic more than $4,000, over the tolls Of t
for preceding year. The disbursements
en- work done on the canal within the p
five year ending lst June, 1889, amount
ou- 9l,266,0G5. Ii is estimated that the 81
S Of Of 81, $751; 1903 will be sufficient to co
,unt plee the canal to Cumberland, and Il
red the work will be so completed in 2 yea
s TREAsUREs OF THE WEsT.--T
] ~ Buffalo Commercial Advertiser ammo,
90 ces, under It's marine head, the arrival
NJ that port, of the ship Milwaukee, Ca
" Dickson, from ST. y2seph's. with II
thousand bushels wheat aud eight bit
'alh dred barrels Albany Eceai
ooFh Journal.
81
lave La the report Of the oversecrs Of
. is poor for the city Of Portland, Me, it
anc- stated that three hundred and eighty
IA the three hundred and ninety-one pers