The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-28


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Last saturday evening a French hay
named Breton, about seventeen years old
between East and West Charleston WINS
sci upon by two villains who beat linn n
q terrible manner robbed nm ora watch
sa9lh money and rng, aha leit alm h4ll
dead. There j. som prospect OF seeuF-
mg lhe wilnns
III The Rutland county court saturday
morning, Hon David +. Nicholson pro.
,ented tie resolutions adopted by the
Rutland county bar IN reference To the
death Of Charles G. Dewey Eulcgisiie
addresses were made By Mr.. Nicholson
Co.'s. Jocyc and Neasyt and the pre-.
siding Judge Hon. II. Il. Wheeler
The cattle trade has takenaqueer turn
Instead Of driving cattle from Addison
county TO Boston markets to selLthcy are
bringing cattle ifom lhe state 81 Maine,
via brighton, to Addison county 70 sell,
the rninons low price IN Maine making
the speculation remuneraiiAe. Alter be.
ing worked awhile IN Vermont they VIII
be iatlened ana ind their way back TO
Boston q good beef.
The plaintiff in the case Of Norwich
University Edward Denny has filed "a
motion to set aside the verdict on the
ground Of informality In the proceedings
Of the jury in arriving al the verdict, Rn-
nor hath Il that tie Jury, after several In
eiicctua attempts to reach verdict,
agreed ito draw cut" for a decision
whether the defendant should on should
not be adjudged liable for the subscrip-
ton. The plaintiffs party were unlucky
IN the drawing, and "iustice" rested with
the defendants supporters.
The results Of tho calomi,ons Fir, ot 81
AIbans sunday mornino ore TINS snn.
med nm 81 the Messenger An aero Of
oronnd embracing tbe entire bnsinoss
no,t;nn ~ ia sontb eido m I.alo stroct 1.
desolate. Two Of the largest stove deal
ers, two Of our heaviest iron men, two Of
tie front rank grocery firms, one Of tie
newspapers, one Of two livery stables.
one Of the busiest dry goods houses, one
Of the principal ioiners shops, ono Of Tie
leading harness and trunk stores, the
only tobacconist, one Of the jewellers, one
of the matters, and four or five Of our in-
despensablc groggcries were turned out
Of doors, to aynothing Of several worthy
men occupying less conspicuous positions
and not mentioning the eight or nine
poor families suddenly thrown upon The
charity Of friends. Some % buildings
were destroyed, -four Of which were
among our best business blocks, and some
81 different interests were turned ont Of
doors The loss may be estimated at
| Sll2,ooo-ihough we think $4,000 viii
cover it--making u by lar The most de-
structiye fire that has ever visited St.
Adams.
The HeraH says: A man from Dandy
entered one Of our clothing stores last
Saturday and desired to look over the
girls in order that he might select a wife
for himself and one for his brother, The
request was granted
The Bratteboro Phpait says The
wild man has been captured. Tho cold
weather drove him into a barn at North
field, Mass, where he was discovered on
Friday morning Of last week and taken
to the northampton insane asylum
whence he had escaped. So saws report
But report also says that he has been
seen since III the vicinity OF Waniastiquet