The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-26

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Toe e zealand ga test resent,
shielded ntv6 ueck. $4,000 ofpurc
me,4. IS ma4 tsaa ,ss II eo'1 l7r
iaH. 81 gar
a pioneer settler n( CfHc,ec county, \
s recently a'3wri field with three
pioneer Hsfss whose united ssc. ucm
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The titse. Tanner Is I.anakt Ars.
Htag t5as &C. premium 6 lbe LIZ
re Rock a'ru Tie hcs. bs,o afee.ten
raised ia tl,e stale
Church wedding, 30 the evening will
be tle pronounced lbiog for SO parties
who ARE about beiag married iustyla Tie
coming season.
A1#ago merchant, wbp found bis
safe aud is contents destroyed. quietly
remarked taa, there was no blame attach
G 10 ihe safe, that Il was of chilled iron,
aud would have stood, but the fire had
taken the ghill all ont.
n suiJy doe, not seem 10 take well Ia
New Jersey, and so George Bolts has
been convicted Of murder in the first
degree, for killing Pet ilalsicd, wtilc IN
the room oftheir mutual mistress Bolts
uill be hing Technicality, so powerful
in New York is fruitle,s IN New Jersey.
Mack, Of the Chicago Republican, +
some 10000 out Of pocket by tho fire,
but he will have his joke notwithstand-
ing. Whats the difference, he inquiries
between Theodore Thomas's orchestra
and Nero; Why, Nero dddlcd while
Rome was burning, and the Thomas gem
tlcmeu r8amed while their iiddles were
burning. What a Mack!
Chicago people Of all grades and CON
ditious arc tlocking into New York; the
thieves and yagabonds for more profitable
fields Of labor; the rich and lazy FOR more
luxurious homes than Chicago now
affords; and many others TO lnd temper
any homes with their friends, while their
fathers and brothers stay behind and
build anew. The estimate is that from
$1,000 to 10000 in al arc now IN New
York.
Carl schurl said ia his speech at Nash
vile; cannot be candidate for the
Presidency, owing to beniguant provis-
ion Of the Constitution which declares
foreign-born citizens inelligible--a high
constitutional privilege, might call ii, for
II eXcmpts us from that most malignant
OLA moral Diseases disease almost
sure to kill whomsoeyer il attacks-the
Presidential fever,
A man who had fought NIT Sherman
was caught in one Of the late Wisconsin
prairie fires, with no means Of building a
back fire, so be initiated the gophers.
Cutting huge sod with his hunting
knife, he threw the dry dirt out till a
pole sufficient for his body was made,
when he crawled in and rolled the turf
over him. lie lay there until the fire
passed over him and was speeding furi-
ously on It's way miles distant, then slow
" he crawled out Of his living grave,
heated fearfuly, but injured in no way
whatever
At Union City, Tenn, Saturday night,
while the passengers or the Mobile and
Ohio railroad train were at supper, three
men jumped on the engine and ran the
train back for two miles, while two 9th
crs entered the express car and robbed
the safe Of about $1,000. The messenger
was at supper and had left one man on
guard, who was oyerpowercd by II erob.
beers. The thieves made their escape.
An extensive gold field has recently
been discovered in British America in the
Lake Superior region, The specimens
are rich, and great excitement exists in
consequence. There will probably be he
usual rush and great suffering and dsap-
pointment in con, equence.
The last accounts from Chicago are
every way cheerful aud encouraging; or
der has been restored to street and soce-
~ the temporary relief is abundant; the
work Of reconstruction is rapidly ia pro-
gross; tho banks have resumed business,
and Gnd themselves able, not only to
maintain their existence, but give great
facilities for reyiviug trade; and. 50 far
rs possible, the insurance companies are
paying their losses All the Chicago
companio sare necessarily made nsolyent;
they will hardly be able TO pay moro than
OF 70 per cent; but nearly all tho out
side companies win pay in full, though
some dozen or more Of them will exhaust
all their means, and be sweep out of exis-
tcuec BIZ The operation.
The Mississippi, says the 81. Paul Press
has almost dried MP. The majestic river,
whose magnificent volume oftwo tbou,-
and miles from its outlet, has been the
theme q the tourists admiration; so
broad and deep that Il seemed some
grand estuary of tbe sea on which the
nayies Of the world might ride; has
-hrunk 20 mere ridiculous creek, and
it- thin and aitenuatcd current crawls
Iafiiv a. II II were ashamed of lis sbrupl
shHnks among low, red, bare submarine
ridges and beaches Of sand that have
ucycr seen the sun before, 50 fmas human
knowledge goes. since God separated tie
waters from The dry land