Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-10-25
Miscellaneous Items,

threaten serious outbreak. They
are stealing stock, plundering the set
Elements and running off horses
They threaten to kill or drive out all
settlers. -Four men were recently
killed near Flathead Lake and all
farm products for miles around are
burned. Two hundred stand of arms
have been distributed among the set,
tiers of Platte Valley.
The stage from the West on Satur-
DAY was chased by Indians near Riv-
er Side station, but escaped.
TRIAL OF JEFF DAvIs.-NEw YoRK.
Oct. ia Richmond special saws it
has been decided to try JEFF. Davis
in November. The trial will prob
ably commence on the 18th. Efforts
are to be made to obtain white jury
as the one now empaneled stands
nine negroes and three whites.
The President AND IMPEACHMENT.
-NEw YORK, Oct, ia Washing
ton special says the President exhib-
its uneasinesS at the fact that the
House judiciary Committee are in
favor of impeachment.
A man in New York has married
his widowed stepmother, and an &C
tiOn to have the marriage set aside
| has failed.
Two negroes have been appointed
in Vicksburg to Office by the military
and sworn in; one as a Justice of the
Peace and the other as Constable
for Davis's Bend.
General Iturbide of Mexico is one
of the lions of Paris.
A Frenchman has made an estimate
that it costs France 1851 francs for
each man killed on the battle field.
The Jewish constitute so large and
influential an element at San Fran
cisco that Shool holidays and vaca-
tons are coming to be governed by
the Jewish holidays and festivals.
The Chicago papers say many of
the hackmcn of that city are thieves
and murderers, who kill and rob
their passengers, especially at night.
The story that the Chicago Young
Mems Christian association had de-
clared Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's
teachings to be dangerous and IN
scriptural was hoax.
The latest accounts show that yel-
low fever is abating in the Gulf
/ States.
; It's said that by the countcrfeiting
of seven-thirtieS the Baltimore capt.
taIi8ts lose about $4,000; Philadel-
phia $4,000; New York 100000;
Cincinnati $4,000; Boston $4,000
Louisville 100000; St. Louis $780,
600; and Chicago $4,000. This
estimate reaches near eleven hundred
thousand dollars.
An editor out west recently pub
= lished a long leader on hogs 4 RI
val paper in the same village upbraids
t him for obtruding his family matters
i on the public.
The slave pen at Richmond has
been converted into a divinity school,
: room for colored preachers.
t ENosBURGH. A bold robbery was
n perpetrated in Enosburgh on Sunday
d evening. While the family were at
), church the house of Mr.. Cross-who
; lives in the west part of the town was
II entered and robbed of $500 in bonds
II and about $1,000 in notes. The mon
d ey and notes were in the bureau
h drawer, locked up. and were obtained
e by prying off the top of the bureau.
&c suspicion rests on a man who has
J. worked for Mr.. Gross brother, who
e had suddenly . evaded those parts
n for Canada-N. albums MeSSen gcY.
q Julesburg, Colorado,is a nice place,
i Judging from the following list of one
=. days events; The citizens had two
! street fights. hung a man, rode three
70 men out of town on a rail, got up a
IT quarter race, turkey shooting, a
. gander pulling, match dog fight
as had preaching by a circus rider, who
a. afterward ran a foot race for an ap,
!. plejack all around; a II d, as that
was not enough, the judge of the
court, after losing his fees at single
i hand poker, and whipping a fellow
= for saying he didn't understand the
% game, went out and helped to lynch
- his grandfather for horse stealing.
or Vermont horses still continue to
es fetch good prices A. II. Danforth of
St. Adams, has sold bis Ryan" mare tt
a. Jack Nodine, of Brooklyn, n. Y, fol
nd $1,400: also a fine bay gelding tt
H. Mr.. Parsons, of Hartford, CT, fol
n $3.50 Both animals were raised by
lst columbus"
or
an The agricultural returns for Ire
,ps land, which have just been issued
to show that as compared with last yea
mo- there is a decrease in the extent o
,er land under crops amounting to NOR,
to than 10000 acres. The decrease il
bo the value of live stock is equal t.
,es about three-quarters of million Q
he dollars as compared gith last year
ost The official vote of Alabama show
llo 10, II votes in excess of a majority
'ur of registered votes, and majority
10 of S1,9S7 in favor of calling Con
icy vention.
ize
the Many suffer rather than take nau
II TVhn SntfpI from