Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-31
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VINO are doing u Hrge OHs'hrss nHo"R
particularly would we ask attention TO the notice
of Smith g. Bianchard's Washing Soap, which
we have led in our family, and find 1t the best
we have ever used, and quite as economical as
any other in use.
MEssRs. LYMAN & KISe say, President
Pierce is prosperous, so are Aley" We think they
deserve to be much more prosperous than me
General, as hey stand on . better platform. See
heir advertisements in llis day's paper, and
judge for 20 ,%rseIvcs.
ArRocInUs MURDER.--An a~trocious murder
mas been recently committed in Philadelphia, by
one Spring, IN two detspceless w IN, sisters.
to obtain the money that they had received from
CaIItorni'. Srrlng had been plrdaaed out Of
the State Prison, through the exe,,ions OF his
SON., on whom he tried to Tx The Suspicion as ap-
pears from The following late ACCOUNT, OF The ar
rest and examlnatlon-
The late murder IN Philadelphia continues to
attract attention. IL was tulI of horror; afro.
cluils beyond description The terrible buichety
OF Two ,nanc4nl wo men! M one suspected the
hHfuHTtT. Ole clue QUIZ eHl-iS-tno 1IIk-hy
which the Two women we're so bn,atly Mul drred.
A youth sa" It, and sad, " that i fathers DIRK"
That father was arrested, and endeivored to
screen hnnselt, by throwing suspicion on his ron,
nt which we copy The inil"ain g account:
1.-The tnosi important evid nee was hat sub
mlttnd by yourg Sp lag a ad # seventeen TIE
sheath of u dns found und r The body If Mrs.
Lynch was identified by The boy. The dirk for
m 'rly belonged 10 hun, and was taken from him
by His father. Fnr lead pipe was also ldentl.
nd rs havtng been taken from iii" tavern where
lnry board d. On tie night # the murder
Spring CAM nothe abont III u'clnck. beng let
III al the hack dcor ny his soG, Tn father gave
the boy spvetnI gold pieces to nlde. but he Tie.
turned thr,n Spring tiIl his son tnat hs had
~ dnred $50 bltchrr. aud sal &c to The house,
burning The ends Of his fingers 10 doing so.
Fhp father linen washed SOME hiotd ir IN his
shirt. Mex n0.ning he "a u HI, sou a ten DOL
lar z Id p, Co., with which the toy bought three
shirt, tpr lis father and /. uise t, aud win five
dollars q! change pald Tor their board at the
avrrn.
" In cross exanIih ton, the prisoners conasrl
pat qie|;Ions, suggested ny his client, which
,hnNtd lhi, e father ~ss enieay0flDg to screen
hnm-e'i by charging his soa aud a still younger
boy-Fn>t by nune-wItn tn murders. Y nag
N,piliH utlld'Cu u t'iuCu ttEill0 anu pihHUlGr
". but at one time WAS so overcome AS - almost
faint. He was affected TO tears by the questions
put by hts ti,im,'s counsel.
The pri.nner was FULLY committed for trial."
The widest dfem- Of ROMANCE cannot pala!-
lie his case, IN Staple, una'lauIteratei horror
AWFUL ACCIDENT AND DEATH We hive a
verb Al account Ut IN awful accident, at ~ near
& olvllle on Sunday the -0tl ut, OF which we
give such particulars rs have leachrd us.
NJ 5. ksie got lato chair IN tr,nt Dl the hie
o "ind up the clock. A Slalt bottle Of mrpan-
Inc was Standing IN the clock, or on the clock,
or on the mamie near 1t, " fl,ch tell to he he,rtn.
The turpeul,ne took fire, and at once
ca ell shr Il lanes to every part Of her %ciDthlng.
She ran l., the chamber IN which her mother
Mrs. Fogle] was lying SICK. NJ. Kyle, the hns
band, IVA, out # doors, AMI upon hearing the
screams OF bWh wife and murhrr IN law, came IN,
and discovering the carpet on fire supposed that
was the cause of the alarm, and proceeded to put
on The fire. On gpln! np stairs he found hts
VIE envel0ped IN III ncS. and her mother also
seriously burnt flr succeeded IN extingnistiny
the tiifnrs, bat not nntIl his wife was burned al
nest tn IA crsp, and her mother almost serious
y. Mr.. K lived but a snort tune. Mrs. Fogle
and NJ. Kyle were both very much injured. 49,
.Mrieha blehig ncsr.
DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA We make no from
our California flies. received by the last mail
the following list Of deaths OF EngIanders =
Samuel l." Pierce. Falrhaven, Mass. In the
roodslead # Honolulu, Grorge d Fuller.
(drowned) Gt Vermont. la San Francisco, son
OF Charles Ash, Of Newbarvport, Mas. B.
Chase Of Btrustahie, Mass Daniel wilson, of
Portland, Me Bndget N-agIn, OF Boston;
George Russell, OF New Hampshire. In Sac
remento, Mrs. L Nesters, ct Roxbnry Mass.
In CuluUbi., Mary F.. chlld ct MIR Luther Ful
Ter, OF Worcester, Mass. At Long Bar, Abner
A.. Mc'onn, OF B Ston. Ou board The steamship
Oregon, on her pasSag} from Panama to San
Fraiilsco. Henry Rogers, OF Newbury, VT
Por PoPuh.
ARREST FOR RGBBiNG THE U. s MAIL
Yesterday Afternoon, Il man named Foy, was
arrested at Ntwburyport. upon the charge nt
robbIng the L.. ), m4ll between that CITY and
Lawrence. II seems that the accused had been
suspected oil dishonesty fr some lime past. as
>undry amounts If money winch we're dul,
mailed to pass between the two places, tailed of
reaching TIN ii destination. Yesterday, n l-coy
package was m,iled ut lawrence III 20 to New.
bArypuri. the Post uasiers at each place b.lnr
Informed ct the tact The package was moi 10
the tnaii when IN reaciied Newburs port, and Foy.
VINO iad cHalge OF th' fnali, was arrested, as be-
fore stated, and co'nnllted To iaii to awa, an
exunnna;ion journal, 18Th.
TaoUBLE IN The L ). sCENsUs Orrrcs.-
Washington, .ndrch 2I.-Tfr. Census Office.
E,ghl street, was he scen. Of cons,deraAle cy.
c,teinent To dt,. In The ti-sr plac.. UPWARDS of
II hundred Jerks were removed. winch rpdnced
the nrcr OF HE eficp 10 seven or e,ob, and i,
was proposed TO dispense with the E,uh,b md
seventh stree, Officers altogether. one office and
" ~" pcAe" o'ctHs oeihg Deemed s%uflcient 10