Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-02

dred and seventy thousand acres are required
TO satisfy the entire number Of warrants
issued
LkRoE TRoUr.-Our friend, Mr.. Norman
Clark. showed us trout yesterday that was
caught in Ausable Pond, Essex County, N.
v, that measured three feet long, fifteen
inches in circumference, and weighed eleven
pounds and a half dressed. -Ruttdpd Courier.
GoNE TO PARAprsE-M Married in New
York city, Mr. Andrew w Paradise and Miss
Sarah Louise Peers. daughter of Col. Thos.
f. Peers, all Of that city. Whereupon the
Worcester Transcript says:
For this paradise" why shed bachelors tears,
When We know that the man will be tried by his Peers
And that Peers may rcgrct-she for Paradise longcd,
When host Of young angels around her have hrongcd
ScALpED TO DEATH.-Two weeks ago to-
day, William Dillon, employed in the Wooden
Factory of Messrs Hardiugs at Winooski,
while putting wool into a vat Of dye, at a tenn
pcrature of l45 O, fell into the scaldng
liquid. lie was assisted out Immediately,
and cold water applied, but his injuries prov
ed fatal. lie fingered in intense suffering I'M
ill yesterday, when death came to his relief
He was an lrshman, % years of age, and
leaves small iamily.-Frcc Press, June 20h.
WELLsyi11r, y. Y, June 25.-A Mason
day. After the grafton the meeting adjourned
to a large hall for dinner. About 700 per-
sons had entered the hall, when about half its
floor gave way. precpitating about 800 Of the
company 10 the next floor, aud at the same
instant the floor above followed, with a guam
tty of cutters, tanning mills. lumber. etc.
bnryng the mass Of people in the ruins. No
one was killed, but from forty to fifty persons
were wounded-some twenty of them badly.
At noon to-day all the sufferers were alive
and most Of them comfortable.
NEGLECT OF DurY-John IT, Campbell.
merchant of New Orleans, who was on
board the Pennsylvania at the time of her
explosion at Memphis. states that for some
considerable time before the catastrophe the
engineer, instead Of attending 20 his duty.
was IN the att of the boat, dallying with some
women, and the explosion took place while
be was returning TO the engine. Mr.. Camp
belt, who has been an engineer. says that
knowing the danger Of such neglect, he was
about 20 try the water in the engine himself.
but feared the engineer would consider it an
Interference Of duties. Il was the first question
OF a wise old Turkish bashaw. when any row
happened. who's the woman :"
y The recent religious interest is said to
stl continue with much power in Phiiadol-
phia. lt is doing a great work among the
hiemen. Evening meetings are held ia al
most an Che engine houses under the auspices
FOL: the Young Mems Christian Association.
ul with the most gratitymgresalts The
work is also said TO have reached the omnibus
drivers, hard set of fellows. many of whom
are endeayoring 90 forsakc the paths of pro-
faiy and mpiety, and live Christian lives.
In the Pennsylvania coal mines the revival is
also now being felt. and the miners are turn
ing from the way of sin to the paths of hoh-
ness. In New York, the Commercial Adeet-
User says, "the religious meetings arc still go
ing forward. and the prayer meetings IN the
lower part Of the city are attended by larger
numbers than the most sauguine friends of
the measure anticipated
A SELr-MApE MAN.-The Rocicste, Union
tells the following story of Hon John Kc-
ley, NJ c., Of New York City:
rich Now Yorker, as the story goes. gave
large entertainment, and among his invited
guests was Hon, John Kelly. In the course
Of the evening the wealthy citizen SAYS -
Mr.. Kelly, believe never have had the
pleasure Of seeing you in my house before
But believe You are mistaken, responded
Mr.. Kelly. Mistaken | think not. guess
l avn right But | have been here before
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j have no recollection Of your being in my
bsro., "Ob s5j Mr. XIII noi, Gr' - ''o
CRATE 10 the room. IL can bring the matter to
your rccolloction-I set that CRATE for you :"
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