Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-07-19

0'0apeu IRON lail In
this place. on the 3lst of March last Va,
again arrested by J. T Allen At a.
Baxter on Monday last, and once mo-,
placed In charge of Col. Earle Sch
craft had been in Canada until quite ~.
Gently; but few days since he came a..
and enlisted in the Bird regiment. tbinl
ing perhaps, thus to escape the law D.,
Deputy Sheriff Allen, who had the m,tt''
in charge, and who seldom fails Of t,.
ing out such characters, Immediately ,e,,s
ed of his whereabouts, and knowing th..
the fact of his enlistment gave him n.
protection, soon had him on the v,r
the County House, where he will proh.u.
have the pleasure Of spending the ba,,ns,
of the warm season.
AooIDENT'-on Thursday of last week.
while the men at Boyntons mill in tbs
east part of this town, were engaged IN
liking the dam to prevent the high water
carrying it off, Mr.. William Holbrool
met with an accident by which he c,mo
near beng drowned. He was at vo,L
tearing off the plank near the middle If
the dam, when by some mis-step he va.
precipitated into the water He was mt
hurt in any way, except slight bruise On
the back of his head.
q A slight shock of an earthquake
was felt at this place on Thursday of last
week. 1t occurred about 9 o'clock in Tho
evening. There was no noise, but consjd.
cradle shaking of the buildings.
"a We would be obliged to our readers
if they would take pains to pick up items
Of local interest that transpires in their
vicinity. Send us the news and we will
TAKE care Oh IL.
SEVERE STING OF A BEE.-On Wedues
day last, W. Howard, at Albany Center,
received sting in his breast, from a bee,
which was SO severe as in few minutes
to produce blotches and severe inflammation
all over his person. We have not learned
its final effects, but when we left the place,
where, by the way, we had partaken of
fine dinner, he was bathing his face in salt
and water and complainingof feeling very
uncomfortable generally,
TORNADO IN CANDIDA severe lorna.
do passed over the village of St. Cesaire,
on Thursday of last week. Eight dwell
ing houses were blown down. No persons
were killed, but many were injured. Quite
a number of barns and sheds had their
roofs blown off.
EsCApED.-We learn that six convicts in
Clinton, On, ~ Prison, escaped on
Thursday night. While making There's.
cape, they killed the keeper, Mr.. A, T.
Wright, who was from Watertown, Jefer
son Co.-Daty Journal.
FLAG TAKEN DowN.-Onc day last week
some of the people of Kent Hollow, in
Rupert, raised flag on the School House,
and at night it was taken down. The
next day they put up two more flags, and
watched to see who would como to take
them down, but as no one molcsted the
stars and stripes the Union is safe there
Bloomington Banner.
FArALITY.-John w. Barrett. of Wood
stock brakeman on the Boston and
Worcester railroad was hit by bridge at
Worcester, Tuesday evening, and knock
ed under the train, which passed over
him, cutting off both legs.-D.
FIRE.-The steam planning mill Of l.
Barnes g. Co. nari owly escaped destruc-
ton from fire on Saturday evening. AT
about s o'clock flames were seen issuing
from the roof; but they were soon extern
guished by few pals of water. The
fire is supposed to have been occasloned
by heated journal in the mill, setting
fire to some saw-dust near at hand
Burlington Times.
ACCIDENTAL North Troy, on the 4th
instant, Mr.. Jas. S. Collier, while assist
ing III loading cannon, was severely
burned on his hands and face by prema'
ture discharge. Sclden V. Eastman was