The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-14
Vermont n.s.

MURDER IN BURLINGTON Yesterday
morning. Dian. 9lh,) Catherine kayanagh.
wife 81 the notorious sandy Kasanaah,
who inha,bi,s Tie basement Of HE hoa~ on
lie southwest corner OF College and Water
Streets, wa, found dead il her bed win
yariuus wounds and bruises. Officer Hun.
tngton Immediately arrest The husband
and impmneled coroner's jury, who held
two sessions yesterday before &. J. Algrr,
Esq justice Of tie peace, Edward Smith
actlu4 as foreman. An examination OF
tie body by Drs. Atwatpr Carpenter, aud
Cole, showed three wounds on the head
fwo above the left ear aud one little
lack Of il, the latter beng evidently an
icision, and the others, sahs made by II
knit; Or other sharp Instrument There
was also wound on The riga, arm ahoal
q inches deep and half an inch wide at
the openini, together wiili hruise On The
left forehead accompanied with cii'tsion Of
blood IN the ,kull i. if caus q by Il blow
or a Severe fall The husbands story WIS
that his wife got two gallon, Of liquor
about Christmas, aad had becn more or
less intoxicated ever sice hat She was
dead drunk on Wedne.dar, and. in al
tempting to q, to the bel about one orloek
IN tie afternoon, fell against tic stove aud
inflicted The wound on her head HAT he
went TO bed about eight o'clock that ii III
leaving hr lying on Tie floor and in thu
morning discovered that she was dead with
a bottle Of liquor lying ne,r her
From the testimony in genera it ap-
lpeared lhit Kayapagl and his wife often
lquairelcd, that lie h,d once attempted 10
shoot her. and thai a scream was heard ~
Il Mrs Waters who lives in tie same
house, Together viii, blow rs il made by
something fiat striking against some part
Of the person protected by clothing. The
deceased had hood on her head during
the day and night, and the pillow, wIea
examined in the morning, was found satu-
rated with blood
The jury returned verdict that the
I deceased came 10 her death IS wounds
and bruises inflicted by her husband, who
wa recommtled 10 jail 10 await his trial.
bur. Times.
! RENpEzvous or THE SEVENTH REC.
4 tMENT. Gen. Baxter has recently com.
y e,cd the arrangements necessary for the
comfortable rendezyau Of the 9Th rcgi.
lmeni. Floral and Mechanics Halls are
filled with hunks rang j loar tiers high on
each side, and also NO tiers through tic
centre Of each building. The two build.
ings will accommodate 1000 men. Tive
stoves in each room IRE amply suiIici nj
TO heat them. Agricultural hall being d
the same size of til. two Halls above men.
toned, has been fitted mp with dining a.
/ ,les, whore troops are 10 take their food
4 There are four tiers of tables rnuning
through It, and an addition has beeu nude
t. the building on each sid extending Tia,
entire length, eiglteen feet in with, il
each OF which wings there will lie two
tiers oil tables. These tables will accom-.
Iinodate the entire regiment. Between
this last named buildngand the Hay Scale
a new building has been erected 80 fee
ong by 20 wide, for cookitg. There ar,
four lag - kettles set II permanent arches
and large pans are provided for cooking
meat. resembling ordinary .np pans of ,
sugar orchard There i III 4 very large
rocking stove foi making coffee. aud d in.
The finer sort If cooking. The cooking d..
parimrut viii be under The direct On 0
Mr.. Hatch Of tbs village, a well known
ea'erer.
Tie tents fr these ronpln'es win d,
pitched to-day, Just north Of lie buildings
to be oc upird by the troops during ~,
day only. Oyercoais and maftra,s wen
distributed 10 the men yesterday. mad d,
+. Ciafce Of Rutland and rel made. ,oI
,G,u. Baxter is deserving Of much prai.,
for the tlinroughne-s and eeonemy sill
which the arrangements above meniione
have been made -Ratlaad Herald jan. Z
: Patrick Solners Of Shaficsbnry, Will
ogt on New Years exc in drunken state
! lay down 70 rest, went 10 sleep II course
and woke up next morning with hands an,
feet frozen. Il IL feared he will lose both