Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10
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whole list. with the exception of the Post
master, belonging to that section of the party
Mr.. Schell has been the leading spirit among
the Hards Of Now York City, during the
long and bitter fcud between tho oonteuding
factions. In 1852 ne was knocked down and
badly hurt bv gang of Sofs. while he was
presiding as Chairman of the General Com
mittcc. Mr. Fowler is roappointcd to the
Post-OfRce The new Marshal has acquired
a notorietv in mobs. &c. which prccludcs the
necessity "a sny remarks George S. Sanders
has distinguished himself somewhat by his
connection with the Democratic Review, and
his subsequent career in London lie was
sent out to the latter place as Consul by
Pierce. but the Senate refused to confirm his
nomination and be was recalled
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ROHnERY.-Ihe ticket office Of the Rut-
land & Burlington Raiload, in this place was
broken into, between noon and midnight of
5 5oierdig and robbed Of ro@o d ff hgp ,
The burglar or burglars obtained ready access
to the door of the ticket office from the gen
tomen's waiting room in the depot which is
seldom or never locked. The decreasing Of
the ticket Office was cut with a chiscl so as TO
release the bolt of the lock, and with the
same instrument two drawers were easily
prled open, and their contents of money ABB
stracted
The fact that the other drawers IN the Office
were untouched. indicates that the thief was
familiar with the customary places Of deposit
for the CASH he money taken was the a.
mount Of four days sales of tickets. and was
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crime.
Two young men have been arrested to-day
on suspicion. whose names we reserve till
after their examination, which takes place to-
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ca ocwell iarA5r enteied Ihe Jewelry Store
of +. Chaiioc, IN this Village, and while Sc
Letting watch roma number shown him,
slipped one INTO his pocket Having made
his purchase he started to leave the store,
when the watch was missed, and he was charg-
ed with the theft Mr.. Chatiee was called,
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On Sunday Of last week. Mr.. Ephraim
Dyer, of West Rochester, was found dead in
INC Nooua dhout hdil a mic from nome. lie
had started from Brandon the previous Tues
day, and attempting to go home across the
lots to save distance. became bewildered lost
his way and persisted lie had been troubled
for some time with an affection of the head.
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train on the Boston, Concord & Montreal
Railroad was crossing the highway above
North Haverhill Depot, on the morning of
the 26th ult, the engine struck a wagon in
which Mr.. Welman Clifford was riding, kill
ing him instantly lie was literally torn to
pieces. Mr.. Clifford was deaf man, and
could not hear the approach of the train
hence the accident We did not learn that
any damage was sustained by the engine. or
any person on the train
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the suburbs. Girls sit dav after day in the
office Of the Proyident Association. and de-
cline an engagement within five miles of Bos-