The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-02
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urfe taken f-sn his raatey by tn aacar
pfih h~ and sai suuuan.y Disposed o.,
81 i..s lsu diraets. Yu-man resisted tlr
seisass tt 6r.i ma.i siaaiiy, bot Gaty
yi,i1od To- Dee sspefs fsrce ~ ihc o1icer
and his possc, aal gave up h.s tfoasutc 90.
D o. br vas compelled o.. Ths last f1nl
hnecnay look ~aich be bestowed upon his
ker,, jars snd runais,s, as they departed
oui o. his srht, bearing iheif prec IONS con-
lcuis, b said b hara been touchins ia the
extreme Tea .SaaiIra
----Wuui.s WALLACE MovrH, iof-
muly q Woodstock. and sbou, thirty three
OF four years ofsgc, committed suicide al
ths residence Of Dr. Fay, bus iaiirf.in-law,
10 S,pckbndgc. On Monday morning lasi,
by cutting he throat with rszor.
As painful as msy be the rcAeo ton. from
our personal acquaintance With the habits
of the young man, and from the cifcum.
stances attending this painful event, as We
gather them from our informant, we have
No doubt that rum was at the bottom Of II.
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--BrnIiNoroS.-- "Wednesday, May
2j,h Oliver Il ,ur. rs powors. Trcspsss
ri It arms, for throwing forty gallons Of
dirty water upon the person Of the female
plainnG
Defenee,--that only 10 gallons were
thrown, and that this was necessary hy-
dnopaihic treatmcn; for "a violent and chron-
ic disease with which the said female plain
uf was addicted, to wit:-calling the de-
PENDANTS wife variety Of names, indicat-
ing some relation between her and some
Of the ladies Of ancient Babylon.
The Investigation Of the details Of this
case has occupied the Cour, and Jury, and
the learned Counsel, SINCE yesterday after
noon. II was concluded to-day. Verdict
for plaintiffs damages, Sl.0O.-ffoe Press.
Pour thousand cords of wood were
destroyed by fire, on valcour Island, near
Port Kent, last week. We believe, how
ever, that this fire only anticipated the de-
sign Of the owners Of the wood
---Tnr SMALL PoS EXCITEMENT in
tins village, has nearly died out. We hear
Of no new cases, and those who have been
attacked are past all Casiicion
Journal.
-----LlQuoR N WArERHuRY.--The
UGtcimdH says;-
ave clip the following interesting item
from the financial report of the town OF
Waterbury, for the year ending the Both OF
April last. If all the towns should make
and publish reports in this fashion, the peo-
pie would soon see through the liquor bus
ines -
The Sclcctmen submit the following re-
port in relation 10 the traffic in intoxicating
liquors in tins town by the agent. appointed
by the County Commlssi 1ner under the law
Of 1852. BY an agreement with said agent,
The Selectmen fixed his compensation ior
the whole year at 500.
1t appears by the agents exhibit to MS,
'l'~t - i'-- ~sae.--j nom may Isl, 1893,
the date of his license, 10 the LIST of the
present month, about ISL gallons of IN
toNlca,ng liquors Of all kinds, including
wines at the cost, freight added, of about
SlJ5l.27. the whole of which, excepting
about 26i gallon! on hand has been sold,
at profit OF s:ij9.7l. The agent has
paid towards said liquors, as per receipts,
S7l3.G9. Leaving due in New York and
Boston, S-il5S, which balance he is to
pay with money in his hands as agent.
Profits on liquors sold as
per settlement, S359.7I
II empty casks sold, 1850