Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-13

aosinst whom he had uttered a threat Of VEN
geance ia consequence of some trivial misunder
standing which had arisen between them.
RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN-2i Persons KILLED
A terrible disaster occurred on the Susque
hannah Railroad near baltimore, last evening,
in consequence of a collision between the regu-
Jar train from New York and Know Nothing
excursion train. Twenty four persons were in
slantly killed and thirty-three seriously wounded.
The Know Nothing excursion train, with
iabout 5000 men, women and children, went on
Ito Ryders Grove to celebrate the dav, and most
4 of them were on their return when the accident
occurred The disarter took ace about ten
miles from the ely, and the passengers were
obliged to wa X that distance The dead bodies
were brought to the city this morning.
RIOT AT MANCHESTER, N. Hon Monday
night and Tuesday of last week. there good
deal of disturbance at Mancht ster, between the
q Americans and the Irish The origin of the
trouble, and the right and wrong If the contro-
versy are matt RS yet In some doubt 50 far as
we can learn SIEVE al Irish houses were much
damaged, and some of the windows of the Ro
MN tathoc church were broken.
AWFUL RAvAGEs OF CHOLERA IN MEXICO
Nev Orleans, June 26.-The cholera had bro
ken out in other parts of Mexico besides those
previously announced, aud was raging with
great fury particularly a, Telepain
Among the victims in addition to Madame
Sontag, were Mr. Berkey, English Legation,
at Mexico; Senor Bustamento, Secretary of the
Spanish Legation, and other distinguished per-
sons In one day the victims Of the epidemic
reached 200 1t had however, begun to abate
A RIeHTEous SENTENCE.-A liquor dealer
in Cleveland, Ohio was fined on Friday fifty
dollars and costs of suit, ten dollars, for persist
ing in selling rum 10 a little GIRL to be drank by
hpr mother The trial developed, DIS may be
imagined painful scene of woe and sadness.
Thomas Richie, Esq, for many years the
editor of the Richmond, Va. Enquirer, and af
forwards, during the administration of Polk
the proprietor and chief editor of the Washing
ion Union, died in Washington on Monday last
Since the retirement If Francis P. B air, Mr.
Richie has been considered one s0fahe ables
editors in the Democratic Iary.
Sugar is now cheaper than flour at New Or
leans, BY the barrel two hundred pounds of tn,
best brown sugar, at three anda half cents, costs
seven dollars; while one hundred and ninety
six pounds of -four sells at So.
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT The Fifieth An
niversaty OF the University of Vermont will be
COMMUNICATED on Tuesday, Aug, lst, the day
proceeding the annual commencement A cir
cular letter has been Sc to all the graduates
whose address WIS known, and this pub ic notice
it is hoped will reach any who may have fal ed
to receive the circular The public exercises
,.n ho
Historical Discourse, by Rev. Whe' Ter, D. d..
late President of the University, and an address
by j. R. Spauldng, Esq of New York city.
Joseph NJ. Stevens, of Hardwick, Vt sold
pair of oxen for three bundled and twenty FIVE
dollars Live weight 4 500 pounds. They arr
undoubtedly some of the oxen
STANFORD, CT June 80 "A lad about L
years of age, name unknown, attending schoo
at Mamaroneck, and whose parents reside il
New York was killed bv .rain this Afternoon
a little below Mamaroneck. He was trying /
see how near the engine he could cross Will
the train was in motion when he was struck b.
it, thrown distance Of several rods and instant
killed. The engineer had no time to stop tn
engine.
Cholera is prevailing severely at the West
In Cincinnati for the week ending July LIST, Their
were As deaths of that disorder. At Bsrbadoe
5000 deaths had occurred ard as many as so
in day. In Boston about deaths occur daily
ANOTHER OVER Issue OF RAILRoADSrocK =
1t is reported that n over issue OF stock TO In
amount of 81 600 600 has come to light in tn
allls of the New York and New Maven Raj
road ..... --.
The REIGN OF ART In this wonderful a c
Art lays her master touches on almost everything
The ceilings over us and the carpets we trca
on, are halowed by Art Art winds the raj
way through the mountains and the nut
makes her machines of wood and iron, to al
as if with knowledge and annlhilales space wit
lightning tanned down to the tuielage of a boz
Nothing is too lofty for her touch aud nothir
=. too humble, A new proof of this old convl
ton has just fallen under our notice, III the shaI
of CA1HARTC PILL, from the Laboratory
that world renowned Chemist Doct. }. G. AYE
If we understand the subject, he has carrie
that o tcle to the furthcrest perfection of whit
it is capable Instead of emp Dying Drugs
its composition, IS we had always thought Il
necessary and only way, he has with cOnsur
mate skill extracted the rtrfues Of the medcln
to be emp Dyed and combined them alone in the
purity together. The composition is then mix
and 70 led by machinery and steam pow r. in
sperod pill which is wrapped in an envelope
gelatine, for protection from the effects OF weat
or or time, and then thickly coated with sugs
to serve AS its passport over the palate NJ
wins audng all this lsbored perfection they a
offered to the Public at less than one cent eac
However humble the department, we think Il
NAV be safely characterized as the consumH
ton of AIT in its line. Morning NepS, Bat.
OAK HALL, BosToN There is no place whe
you can get greater bargains in clothing than
Oak Hall, Boston By purchasing there, y
will save enough to buy an extra garment 7
simple reason is, the proprietor carries out I
system of large sales small profits. One pr
only.
/. The IaIsH EMIcRArIoN.-The London
server, abiding to the Irish Exodus, says thai
the present annual emigration continues ur
1891, there will not be single freshman rema
ing on his native soil.
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