The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-18

The Castleton National bank was robb ed on
Monday night Of 5000. The burglars used nj
tro-glycerine in opening the safe, aud all but
500 was taken from Que apartmeut.by means Of
hooks They could not open the lower drawer,
which contained 1000. The capital Of the
bank is only So, 900 and reward Of $1,000 is Of.
ferud for the detection Of the thieves.
Edwin yallettc Of Mildlebury discovered
a burglar in his store on Tuesday morning last,
aud fired upon him just as he was making of
with his plumber. BY blood on the snow tho ras-
cal was tracked two miles aud found with his
forearm badly manned He confessed she crime
aud was arrested and taken to Middlebury.
--Denison c. Bullock, son Of Ira Bullock Of
Marshdcld, committed suicide on Monday even
ing last. He was q years old, Of good habits,
and the cause for the deed Is unknown.
The safe in Booth & Fishers store at YER
geunes was blown open on Monday night, and
robbed Of $500. Dry goods and silks were also
carried of by the robbers, Sheriff Sdf and a
posse Of men watched the depot upon the arrival
" the midnight train aud man attempting to
enter the cars was arrested. A bag containing
htlAAt Ella anu my NetNhNS NNo ANtAN ~ io i"1
sossion.
Good vinter-made butter sold for IS cents at
st. Albans on Tuesday, and 526 tube we're ship
ped
Henry Welcome, the murderer Of Perry
Russell of Hnesburg received his death sem
tence at Burlington on Monday. He will be hung
January n, 1871.
"A Telegraph Company has been organized in
st. Johusbnry with Franklin Fairbanks as presi-
dent, ldge SAKE Of Sheldon, vice president
John II. George Of Hardwick, and Calvin Morrill,
treasurer. As soon as a capital stock Of $40 O0C
is raised, work will be begun on the line which
entends from swanton to Connecticut river.
SALMON ron yEBMoNr-we have just visited
the dtehing house Of Albert d. Hager in North
Chester, ia which we cav what was estimated to
BIZ CO, 0O0 salmon ova, which he has recently ub.
tanned from the Mirmich river ia New Bruins.
wick. The oya were packed ia moss aud were
tnn weeks aud three days in being transported
from the Matching house IN New Brunswick to
North Chester. In consequence Of this long
Journey and other mshsps about twenty cent Of
the entire lot died on the pUssage-loaving be-
tween forty and ffiy thousand oya now alive aud
we'll Should good luck attend these oya, It ia
| thought that about 40, 900 young salmon fry viii
be sporting IN the hGtching house within TIVE
months. 1t will be quite sight, but not equa
4 to what it would be 10 see half that number o.
adult salmon ia the rivers Of the State. We un
derstand il is the intention Of the Commissioner
Of Fisheries Of this State to place them in sucl
rivers as are best suited 10 the habits Of the sal
mon, and whore the people will aid IN the gooC
| work by contributing portion Of the funds 81
material necessary to build Gshways over tbt
/ dams, 80 the salmon can return to the streams
/ when they have attained their growth in the sea
/ Its curious but well authenticated fact tina
every young salmon placed in 4 stream will b.
I sure to return to that identical stream to depos
! il her oya, and tits when the adult salmon ar
on their way 10 their spawning beds IN tbs noun
tain streams that they are taken. They Sc
tie.r growth 10 the sea, and 1t il eaid that the
never eat anything from the time they enter
river TN they return to the tca agan, ate
spawning. Many q The streams u Vernon
were once hlied with salmon, and we only nee
ashways and young salmon h secure their rrtur
aga,a to our rivers ~ Rutland Herald