Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-16
M.IIfnm in Parvn.

Capt. Tibbets, of the steamship "City
of New York." Of the Lumam line, has
crossed the Atlantic 233 times without
disaster. Jonathan Burr, the founder
of the Burr Industrial School at Chicago,
H., died there one week ago Thursday,
aged IS years.-The n. i. Conservato-
nv of Music commences its spring term
next Thursday. Schools for Nelociped-
estinarians are being opened in almost ev-
cry important town in the country.
Hon. James I. Brady, the eminent n. Y.
LAWYER, died suddenly to-day week, of
paralysis of the brain.--In 1868 nearly
5000 persons in England abandoned the
Episcopal for the Romish church,
Louis Napoleon is go yearsof age.--By
IA recent vote of the Legislature of Him
OILS, it is made unlawful for any man over
twenty-one years old to be out after dark,
unless accompanied by woman qualified
to vote; and all political, civil and social
power is to be vested in the female portion
of the population above sixteen years of
age!! The Illinois Legislature must con-
tain some Nasbys.-Dora D'Istra, a
Wallachian princess, is said to be the most
learned woman of the times. and is also
very handsome and graceful."An ed
ucatel Burman, who had commenced to
preach reformed Buddhism, was recently
cruci6ed at the capitol of Burmah.-
Prof. Halford, of Australia, has discover
ed that ammonia injected into into the SUI
perfcial radial veins is a perfect antidote
for the bite OF the most poisonous snakes.
Maggie Mitchell is building $780,
900 house in NY. Maggie about as big
as our thumb, and quite plain, but smart
as whip-ccrd, and plays the cricket better
than any living actress-hence the $780,
000!-Thc paper-mill at West Henni-
ker, N. H., with its contents, was destroy
ed by fire on the 9th.--Some Of the
Cinnamon in California learn American
habits rapidly. "Kong Kee" has recent
ly victimized the San Francisco merchants
to the amount Of about $4,000, and
sailed for China. Maryland farmers
are ploughing their fields.--Cholera Of
violent type is prevailing in the insurrec-
tionary districts of Cuba.--A Partisan
duchess returning home from ball at 8
A. NJ. was told of the death of her father.
She threw herself on the bed, exclaiming:
"Oh, I'm too tired to weep now; l will
weep in the morning THE authority
of a parent in China is not limited by age
of the child A Chinese, 40 years of
age, whose aged mother logged him daily,
was observed to weep in company. "NVhy
do you weep?" ALAS" said he, "things
are not as they used to be; the poor wo-
mans arm grows weaker DAHL ."-The
Cuban rebels are destroying the planta-
tions in the eastern deparment-T
is to be an extraordinary breadth of corn
planted in Virginia the coming season,
owing to the mildness of the winter ena-
bling the farmers to carry on ploughing
all winter.--C. G. Dixie, of New Y ork,
has just recovered a judgment for $780,
600 against the Erie R. r. Co., for inju-
ries received near Port Jarvis, in April
iast.--Mr. G. d. Ulmer, of Rockand,
Maine, followed Mr.. John Hit his wiie's
uncle and seducer, to King William Go.
Va, and attempted to shoot him to avcnge
his wrong.-Snow is said to be from Is
to 20 feet deephear Montreal. We guess
80. s~s'I la~t si..t Etao, .~-. IIydv
Park--Ilon. John Hubbard, Ex-Gov.
of Maine, died suddenly in his Office, at
liollowell, about 10 o'clock, on Saturday
week, of heart disease. - There are
$50, eco silk-weayers in the city of Lyons,
who earn, in weaving the fine and costly
brocades and vclvets which our ladies
wear, just enough to keep soul and body
together, and their families are brought
up in Ignorance and vice.--The Port
land Press pays tribute to the memory
Of Ex-Gov. Hubbard as man and schoi-
ar.--There is talk of moving the capital
Of the Province of Quebec from the latter
place to Montreal. -On the 4tb of Mar.
next the U. S. Senate will have Sc Repub-
leans and 10 Democrats. Women's
J ffage Lad 43 votes in the Missouri As |
iemb y,--Capt. W. A. McNulty, a Me. |
BOY, has been appointed 2. NJ. Of Culpcp-
Der, Va.