Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-26
kTATE NEWS.

\ FATALLY INJURED BY PASruER On
the 9th Of December. George Fisher was
attacked by panther on SALISBURY noun
tain, and SO badly injured that he died no
the same day. He was engaged in piling
wood which he had cut, he heard rusfl-
ing noise in the -underbrush near him.
turned round, and caught glimpse of the
animal. He immedia tely seized his rife,
which he had ben i'll the habit of carrying
with him, and fred, but only succeeded
in slightly woundisg the animal, which
lmmediatly sprang upon him, and, bore
him to the ground. When found he was
Pstill alive, but was feartuly wounded, his
left arm being torn from its socket at the
shoulder ana his side terribly laccrated.
NoTIoE AT the last annual meeting
Of the Vermont Re. union Society Of Yer.
mont Officers it was voted that the Adj
jutans and Inspector tieneral be requested
to prepare suitable place in his office for
displaying and Keeping the photographs
of Vermont officers. and that he be reques-
ted to solicit from all officers of Vermont
troops, who served in the late war, their
photograph, with their autograph at the
bottom, and it was further voted that the
Ulcers he requested to send, if possible,
those which were taken in uniform. o sas
IN compliance with this request the
Adjutarit and Inspector General. William
Wells has caused snstable preparations to
be made in his Office in the State House
at Montpelier. and is now ready to rccei-
We photographs that may bs sent him.
a HARD CASE The Lyndon Unio,, Of
last week gives W. G. Drew, who kept "a
ruin mill" at West Concord d "first rate
notice He was prosecuted for liquor
selling. appealed, and then undertook to
run away, leaving those 50 kind as to be
come his bail to pay the same. beside de
scrting his family, He did get into Cana
dd, but came back to get his little boy in.
tending to leave his wife and little girl to
fight the battle of life for thtmsel YES, and
got nubbed. He is new under lock and
key. ' -
LOST THEIR LIQUoR.-1hc other night
two Canadians from Coventry we're travel
ing along the railroad track in West Derby
fully laden with various jugs and bottles
of Tie contraband, and we're set upon by
two or three thirsty fellows claiming to
be Customs officers. The Canadians. nat
urally frightened, dropped their heavier
jugs to, Tighten their ballast, and took to
heir heels The self styled officials then
quietly picked up their easy spoils, took
several havy drinks, and carried home the
balance to their friends. ...
SUICIDE, Russell W. Collier, belong
ing in Worcester, hung himself in the
horse stable OF Mason Wheeler, in Calais,
IN Friday forenoon of last week. he has
been partially deranged for several years,
and onl y the Monday before undertook to
cut his throat, but was discovered ere he
mad consumatcd the deed, although not
before he had made quite cash.
ca lbe Burlington mail for Boston Oh
Nouuay evening was thrown off from the
baggage car before reaching Essex June
ton. aud robbed This is the second mail
robbery lately in the same vicinity.
rhcic is but one remedy: let the Postmas-
ter General puta mail-agent on the night
mail as we'll as on the day mail. ''o. Ola
ca Hon. Isaac +. Redield, of Boston
late Chief Justice of Vermont, has been
appointed counsel OF the U. ). to attend to
suits in England for the recovery OF reb.
cl property. The Office was first rendered
to ex Gov. Andiew of Mass, who declin.
cd it. Judge Red6eld has accepted it,
a. Albert A Webster. Of lrasbuig, was
unloading legs from sled when ono four
teen feet, long and some two feet through.
got the disadvantage" and rolled owe,
him,-He Was badly injured about the
head. .f..s
. PAstlIEhs At WoRK.--A panther has
killed over 100 sheep. aud live calves, be-
longing to farmers in Rcadshoro, and
thereabouts s.
PATENTS. Jasper Adams, Of ruirhaveo
has received patent for Improvement 10
railroad rails. and Colby Brothers & Col.
OF Waterbury, re issue Of one for i'm.
provcmentiiD washing machines. "a ID
The French LINCOLN GoLD MnpAb.-
When on the st Instant. the medal pur.
chased in France by subscription, for