Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-10
GENERAL NEWS,

i. There is now no longer doubts as +
}, the fate of Max and Santa Anna. Boil
b have been shot.
v Rev. Mr.. Hepworth in his 4th Of Jul,
y Grafton in Boston, calls Max. miserable
= debaucbee.
y Congress has decided to do no more a
D this sessioa than to pass the Supplement
airy Reconstruction Act. Each Senator
will probably submit a Bill of his own
and out of the whole we may hope to ge,
bill which will bother S,anberry until
October.
1t is said that when Mr.. Hughes hand.
ed Nap. the last cable dispatch. convey.
ing the announcement of Macmillan s
fate, the Empcror's knees smote together
like Belshazzars
The counsel for Surrat. promises to
show that all the witnesses for the prose.
cution, particularly Weichman. are un-
worthy of belief that Surratt was not
there on that day; that the handkerchief
picked up at St. Adams was dropped by
government detective; and. by showing
the original contract o. assassination, that
be was not party to it, and that his
hanged mother was Innocent
1t is reported that Gen. H. H. Baxter.
once Adjt. Gen. of Vermont, is to become
Pres of the N. Y. Cen. R. R.
The N. Y. 7rsbuae'S special says: |
ut is reported that Dir. Wood bridge of
Vermont has become in favor Of impeach.
ment, thus giving majority in the judi.
ciary." The Times says:
THE report that majority had been
secured in favor of impeachment by the
detection of Mr.. Woodbridge, is denied"
We say. Mr. Woodbridge is not very
sartin."
Gen T. Francis Meagher, Sec. and ,
'cting Gov. of Montana, fell from the
ieck of the steamer Thompson. at FL.
Benton, on the Eve. of July LIST, and was
lrowDed. His body had not been recov. s
red at last accounts. :
A road has been built from HUNTINGTON 9
entire to the top of Camel's Hump.
Our correspondent from New Orleans h
avs Gen Sheridan is unpopular with the G
eople there. No doubt. She thinks he s
not quite pious enough. Phil is said
be little rough. Abou! such as we n
lakc Sabbath School Superintendent of II
ere, though. +
Peter Pelkie who hit Ira F. Dean with y
is sledge hammer. has gone to visit his n,
lends in Canada. Jerry had him in o,
rrest. and for security took him into the o,
lsture with him where he went to catch h,
is horse. and Jerry being little blind, fc
eter escaped. Jerry was sorry! to
The House of Representatives have 70. d.
u thanks to Sheridan and Sickles. Il
The Sachems. braves and warriors of h,
Tammany had grand pow.wow Cd a,
,e 4th. -,
p'
Judge Wayne. recently one of the Judg- ii
OF the U. s. Supreme Court, died in Oh
'ashington on the Sd, aged n years.
e was one of the copcurring judges in h,
e famcus-commonly called infamous m
bred Scott Opinion. The vacancy al
used by his death can not now be filed. AZ
The 4th was celebrated in the late con. ),
deracy. in a quiet and becoming man. it
II. l.,
Ex Governor Wells is abcnt to bring IT
argos against Gen Sheridan. hi
Gen. Fitzpatrick has written letter to tn
en-. Wbitaker.--the latter was a Lieut.. On
'en we left the service--stoutly deny. ca
8 the Infamous charges made against an
IN as to his conduct iu South Ameaica, hi
G Of which is that he has become "
bitual drunkard The Gen., when we VIC
ew him was strictly temperate man m,
d he offers thousand dollars to the he
rty who can show rat he has drank vo
drop of liquor while in South Amer.
Verify. has ISLANDER slain more than
, sword"