The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-22
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y arrsy a sfasses ~trc - sitonaanee
rfrpasel 10 testify 3, b.. dpanqaenss. be
probably lodged desrolioa tn b. "ihs bet
pls q viiof,- snl pleading guilty, Vas
privileged 10 salye Ais conscience Ny d's
bor,aur portion Of his i'l-Sa'ien eains'
same sac.
AZ ,hc slmo a camplrini bad been On
iered s-sins, snaihaf Webster n tts Law.
eve previously neua on the rillbsoks Of
isricr. Who, iofToiini or regardless II iHs
Gafaer 61ri tas. at.i the c,il effects result
log. vas sgiln canat.ain for the sd'nin-
fernon ct pcnal,v. THIS man saved has
bacon fof the iimc being by the insfu'cns
sorh,.icsi qoibbiias orhis attorney. Next
time they Nil asc better hold prcsably.--
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-AccinrSr.--Thc son Of NJ. Ornn
Whcelcr. Of Wv Haven, while out hunt
inc On the l2h inst, YVES seriously wound
Cd by The occidental discharge Of bis gun.
~ bad cooked the piece and laid il down.
ON taking II 40, forgetting It was cooked,
he lhonnhilsssiy raised il by the barrel,
whea it wen, 81. lodging the contents in
has leg. Nj Wheeler died on the l3'h.--
10.
----FiEr. little before IL o'clock,
on Thursday night last, the gris,-ni'll, IN
the rear of y. Woods store, was discover
ed 10 be on fire, and the alarm was immed'-
uielv gwen. The fire company and large
number Of citizens were quickly ON the
ground. but the flames had alrcady-eom-
muaica,ed to Mr. Woods stores and the
entire block. including the three-story
BRICK building owned by Gen. WIN. Nash,
was consumed. The utmost cxeriions were
necessary for two hours to prevent the FIRE
frum spreading 10 the wooden block oppo-
site, aud 10 tho cotton factory. Fortunate
". there was but little wind, otherwise sew
eral other buildings would have inevitably
been destroyed.
The grist.uil, with considerable a
mount of grain; the store Of N. Wood,
with large proportion of its contents -
the store Of w. S. Lane the Express Of
/ fee Of Messrs. Fiske and Ricei the town
agency for the sale of liquors, kept by j.
i. Copeland and the tailoring establish
ment of J.. Bertrand were included in the
destruction. Mos, of the property was re-
moved from the looms occupied by Messrs.
Lane, Copeland, and Bertrand. All his
valuable papers, and many of the goods on
the lower floor Of his store were saved by
Mr.. Wood
On Gen. Nash's building, there was
no insurance. Loss--S2,000. The other
buildings were not insured. The property
is owned by parties living out Of the State
Estimated $500. Mr.. Wood had
an insurance on bis goods. The origin Of
the fire is unknown. --.Hddiebmy Register
-SUicIDE.-A convict named Horace
Iiogdcn committed suicide by hanging, II
in his cell in the State Prison, on Tuesday
OF last week. lie was discovered and cut
down in loss than ten minutes after he
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cious, and remaiued so tor some twenty
-four hours thereafter when he died.
He was twenty-seven years of age, anC
was sentenced last March, for seven year'
for hnrse-stcaing.--.Sf. .libans Messenger
-SuIciDE.--Jeremiah kibling o
Chester, long an influential and respected
citizen of that town committed suicide OF
the 3lst ult. He rose early in the morn
ing, went out, and was not found unit
about noon, when he was discovered by
his wife in the rear of his barn, having ev.
identity been dead for honrs. He cut his
throat with knife. His age was nearly
73. He made his will the day Previous
No adequate reason Is known for the act
--.uidd. Register.
THE valuable Horse, belonging tc
the Estate Of Levi 7. Bingham, Of this town
and known ms the young Morgan, died OF
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Though remarkably kind, he killed his mas
ter about two months ago in fit Of mad.
ness. A short time since an offer N $50
for the animal was refused. Cdiedoninn
AN AMArENn BEAR Husr.-NiDe
bears driven by the fire from their home IL
Washington Co., N. y, lately undertook
to emigrate to Vermont. While swimming
the bay couple Of miles above Whitehall
woman and boys gave chnse TO an old
she bear that was swimming with her cubs
They rowed up 10 the old lady and raped
her head with an oar. She turned and put
her paws on tho edge OF the boat and pro-
posed to come aboard to settle the matter
At the same time, the cubs and another big
bear turned about 10 see If 1t was free
fight" and ifso they wanted TO be "count.
cd in" The boatlnen, finding bigger
Ththttlan they had bargained for, proposed
-aiaemirDWnc, uepd both parties made a
I semiGihr IVA lhassn the rbore "a opposite di.
lip@ebtssa his asnerslly sopPsssS.lhas abe
q vivian i'y ssu,A MI soon g. on shsah-
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