Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23


Not the slightest clue has been obtaint
to the offender, neither can any motive
surmised for such wanton act Tr5 =
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'Ha9I1 THINGS IN GENERAL. 5e =
Louis Nap. has taken all the world b
surprise, by showing them that he is er
tirely ready to enforce the order for sect
ring the Pope in the possession of Rome
The investigation of the Barnum cleo
ton frauds shows both parties equal.
guilty. 900 o'.. a.sfl .-se5
Seth W. Fowle, one of the principl
druggists of New England, and one o
our liberal patrons, man of exccllen
character and standing, died at his home
in Chester Park, Boston, on Saturday
eve. last.
Yellow fever is ab,ting in the Gulf
States
Sharswood's majority in Pennsylvania
is 1902. frat. ., ar
The coroner's jury in the case Of
Brooks, who was shot by constable Cha
pin, return verdict that there was no
necessity for Chapin's shooting, although
he was in great fear of bodily harm -
This makes good case both for the liv
ing and the dead. 1t was an ingenious
Jury. ....t... ,.
Ned Forrest is playing at the Cont.
rental, Boston. His engagement termi.
lates this week.
1t is said that Prince Napoleon is
borough Garibaldian. but that the En-
ress is a great friend of the Pope. So
Nap" is between two fires at home ~
a is971')T 0azti7 900 'o s1s-yu
ost Master Gen, Randall has "blown up
Wisconsin for favoring President John
ms impeachment, and will undoubtedly
c retained in the Cabinet.
Gems. Fitzpatrick and Pleasanton have
signed their commissions in the army.
Louisiana cast 1908 votes for a con.
cution under the reconstruction act, and
COG against it. et ae atagf
A furious "eourtesan" murdered o DO
ceman in the streets Of N Y. city, tho
her day, with knife, severing the jug
lar artery at a blow. He was just ap.
ointed,s was but a few weeks married,
i'd was fine looking man. Upon hear
e of his murder his wife became frantic.
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Elections under the reconstruction act a
i'll take place as follows
Georgia, Oct. Goth, 3oth and 3lst !
lorida, Nov. l4th, 18th and 10th No.
ID South Carolina, Nov 10th and Goth
In Norwood" Beecher admits horses
heaven.
Gen. Sherman will not 60 into the War
apartment unless ordered to by the Pres
ent, or advised to by Gen. Grant.
Gen. Grant will have to do some very =
olish thing to defeat his chances for
c next Presidency The sentiment of
parts of the country seems to be cen.
ing upon him. Wen risk him.
Mr.. Greeley undertook to put down the
roats of the Cooper Institute Republican n
citing resolution that Sheridan and g
,kles were more especially" entitled to p
gratitude Of the American people, but
would not go. Honest, straight.for-
I'd Ulysses had the voice, as he has 10 =;
the conventions thus far held It's no
for Greeley. u
The merchants of Lamoille, as will be a
n by our advertising columns, are III
le awake We mean, of course, the 70
men--men who expect to deal fairly "
h their customers and live by trade. "
mp, Gilbert, Buxton and Patch have ~
lsually fine stocks IN their lines, and
all alive to the wants of the public, e
Ich, of course, is the surest way to pu
,g thrift to themselves, I-au M tai
~ otf. .is.,l. r ris
at some Of the N. Y. papers complain nh
lusc good many females have been ed
ok at the fashionable watering places cd
past season. We sec no distinction IT,
'e in any law or constitution against di,
male getting tight. She may do it
ightfully as her husband. Indeed, III,
recommend that whenever man be- be
Is drunk hereafter, his wife get drunk Dire
let them appear in pairs, Bol