Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-15
General News summary,

MsafA1 NtNr E4MmaAts
Bosrox Is 10 have another peace iuhi-
lee in June, ls7a
TEH srmisiice in France expires 81
noon Of Feb. II.
IAnn,sE quantities Of provisions have
been forwarded 10 Paris.
A fatal horse disease prevails in Aune
Arundel county, Maryland.
EXCESSIVE frosis have endangered
the crops Of all kinds in England.
GnS. Joseph ]. Reynolds, has been
elected U. S. Senator from Texas
TIE Germans viii enforce rigid pass
port regulations during the armistice.
The public debt statement shows a re-
duetiOn during january, Of S4,Ol0,9s6-
70.
The impeachment Of Lieut. -Gov. John
son, Of Arkansas, has been indefinitely
postponed.
The new hammer in the Bessemer steel
works at Harrisburg, Pa, weighs 80, 900
pounds, and cost So, 900.
THE West Virginia Legislature have
elected H. G. Davis, Democrat, U. S.
Senator to succeed DIR. Wiley.
CoNMoDoRE s. Z. Woodwork, Of the
United States Navy, died in San Fran
cisco, at the age Of tifty-five years.
JUDGE Evans Of GAINESVILLE, o., has
made a reputation as the man who never
could make up his mind TO eat an oyster.
The Second Regiment Of Prussian
Landwher, composed almost entirely Of
married men, left over 5000 children at
home.
VIM Sthallenberg was sentenced at
Cleveland, Ohio, to be hung in May
next, for the murder of his wife some
two months ago.
A French prisoner at Cologne was
court-martialed for striking a sentry
with an umbrella, and sentenced TO four
years imprisonment
THE dikes Of Smyrna, in Asiatic Tur
key, have been destroyed by torrent,
and large part of the town inundated
and many of the inhabitants drowned.
THE prohibition against introducing
hogs into Japan, and the use of pork as
food, has been removed, and shipments
of swine from San Francisco are now
rapidly made.
In the Massachusetts Senate, the Com.
mittee on Agriculture reported further
legislation unnecessary to prevent the
sale of diseased meat, and the disease
will soon cease to appear among cattle
in that State.
If, as has been alleged, fifteen mil
lions of people in the United States may
always be found with their corsets on,
we may receive the fact as pretty good
evidence that the wearing of corsets is
not so injurious to the health as has
been asserted.
THE Government disbursements during
January were as follows War, Sc, 1923,
1858; navy, ~, l08, 100 interior and pen
sions, SS45, 028 civil and miscellaneous,
$5,374,sS total, S14,552,3S2. This
does not include the interest paid on &c.
count of the public debt.
GOSSIP in Washington says that a
thorough reorganization of the Presi-
dents Cabinet will be made March 4.
Senator Morton is to be Secretary of
State. Governor Morgan will probably
have seat. All the present members
except Mr.. Delano will retire,
THE farmers of Iowa have formed a
secret association for mutual advantage,
under the title of ''The Patrons of Hus.
bandry." Its operations will extend as
to the price of produce, and will have an
important bearing upon the grain mar
ket. So rapidly are members coming in
that by Spring they will number, it is
said, at least 10000.
A PROMINENT dealer in Kentucky
whisky writes to the Louisville Com
mercim that from his knowledge of the
stocks of bourbon whisky now being
carried by Kentucky distillers for which
there is not only no remumerate market,
but literally none whatever, he is pre-
pared to assert that there is now on hand
full two end half years supply of such
liquor
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES from Cuba an.
nounce the voluntary surrender of the
insurgent chief, Andres Dominques,
with four officers, 70 men, armed with
rifles, and 16 families. The insurgent
Capt. Santa Perez, with ID men, have
surrendered to Major Aragon. Reports
from Nuevitas announce the surrender
of the insurgent chief, Perdemo, the
successor of Madrinal, and 119 men.