The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-01
September

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Lawrence, Kansas, TO the $50 yictr'' az
Quantrell massacre, Sixtv-nimn
them lie in one trench. "'"V of
Even John Bull growls becor..
express train in England re 'Cog IA
waited haitian hour for the boa ,ooen'ly
single passenger, an earl's SON n ,'Sy Vi
Over 1O0.OOOpersons are for.;a ''"'
New York daily-2000 freonen,i,,,,e u al
trip Yet there is no provision fo,' AZ
cape from the boats in case of fra ~
plosion or other disaster.
The London Times new Amor;...
correspondent, Mr.. Jenninos s,.a
to say, tells the truth. Tbo 'i %
won't survive the publication Of a' "o1
of his letters; it isn't used to that d'
A heavy freight train Of u o..
recently broke through a BRIDGE no ''s
Wilton, Iowa, and was made into
promiscuous heap of ruins. One an, n,.'
was killed and another mortaT
wounded.
Five thousand persons feed nj q,
public CRIB in Washington.
Chicago has 50 hotels. with nr;.
ranging from So down to $3.50 day
st. Louis is to have new ~.
market, 22G 10y 27O feet The ,,r}
for it cost $220,5OO. ''-'
A crazy man in London raoo.p
murdered three children in their baj
and then dispatched his wife AMI
daughter.
Among the prizes offered at II.
great shooting festival in Germany Nv.
a Waltham watch, Springfield r8a
and an American buggy.
The great suspension bridge h.
tween Cincinnati and Covineton H.
Will be ready for travel in abop.
year Its main span clears 1000 fstl
The government gets excellent
beef dressed and delivered at India.
nola, Texas, at six cents bound
Just think of it, red checked bsal
eaters
Eastern teachers are requested b
"moye upon Kansas immedn,ev
They hunger for instruction on. thar
but have nobody to give it to them
4 man recently swan in the Sen.
at Paris for ten minutes lolia,,
book all the while in both hand, mi
reading aloud, and won wage. q
500 francs thereby.
The Digger Indians have an IN.
fallible remedy for the small pos.
When one has it, he closes the doord
, his hut, kills his dog, and then shoots
himself
State Senator Andrew D. White
, Of Syracuse, n. Y, was rendered bu,
? on account Of his health declined, tie
: presidency of Antioch college since
{ offered TO Gov Andrew
Five thousand bushels Of The
ashes of the tobacco burned at The
evacuation confagration in Richmond
: have been shipped north by a cute
Yankee to be used as a fertilizer
The Brooklyn navy yard is still
busy, having 90 vessels to build or re-
pair. A new dry dock, which sill be
the largest in the country, Is in conne
Of construction, as well as new naval
store house.
Meerschaum pipes which retail
at high figure are made in New York
, at an expense of five cents apiece
I Just satarate carbonate Of magues@
+ ia cilicate OF soda or soluble glass
} that's the way they do it.
Great Britain produces thirty
million tons of coal yearly from her
32GS collieries, and last year l0O6t-
$50 tons OF iron. The mineral wealth
of the kingdom at its place OF produc'
! ton was no less than E39, 979,o3i
A colored Jones recently pushed
his wife into the river at Sandwcl'
$ c. W., and when she caught hold OF a
Spite to save her life, he beat her M
G mercifully to make her let 90. Due
remained bleeding in the water loE
r some time, but finally got out alive
| after her husband had fled, suppoSl5
her dead. He has been arrested
= Andy Johnson's brother Nllilal
recently went to Washington to Vs'
S him from his home in Brazoral comfy
j. Texas, having seen him but once or
n fore, and then at their mothers deau'
V bed iii 1889. William is q carpeGl'el'
g is four years older than the preslden1
+ and is strongly anti slavery, but "
y posed to negro suffrage he say
!. Andy wouldn't give him any denaD'
n information on the latter subject
v More heavy rains at the Yves
) have still further injured the gram cufll
= and it is found that but little SCUM
d wheat is left in the leading wes'''I
n states. The flax crop will be amos
d worthless, and hay is badly dam'9yu
o but potatoes and corn and al iO0
crops will yield finely.
They tried to get up nv
. against Mr.. Potter, the American oon y.
! sui general at Montreal, lately on =;
y count of what he said about reclp.Tyss, ,
u ty at the Detroit convention but Wv,
. didn't succeed. Foote, of Iennes'O'
= and number of former rebels, assul y,
Mr.. Potter that they would hSD' ~ y
him to the last, The governor, ~
G al has been petitioned to de ,3an
: Mr. Potter's removal, but ne .u0D
J. think it best to do so.