Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-04-03

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-Thein has absBioned his project 70
. the transfer Of the capital to PaHs. II
: viii. however, hold bis receptions in tia
city.
speaking Of theoretical farming
N josh Billings Jays he once knew a maj
i who wouldn't even set a gate-post wiihOu.
: having the ground analysed to see if i
I possessed the proper ingredients for pos.
holes.
"A boy. name unknown, fell between
the cars on the Friday afternoon train 60.
ing south, on the Vermont aud Massachu.
sets railroad. between South Vernon and
D GrOuts Corner, and was crushed to death.
"A Miss LeOnsrd Of North Granville.
VI, PurPcsely took rat aud poison aud
died on Saturday.
Judge Isaac T.. Redfeld, who recent.
ly went TO South Carolina for his health.
is now at Aiken in that State, and is not
expected to survive many days. Judge
hedheld says: thought | must die
before | arrived here. | have a fatal
cough and AN extremely exhausted
William Rounds of Chester is also report.
ed to be dangerously sick.
"A singular ease o. spoedy r%etributiOn
is recorded in the LsuisriHe Commercial
Among the ruins Of the JeffersonyiIIe
Car Works was found a body which it is
believed, was that of the LEGENDARY to
whom the destructon of the buildings
must be attributed. He entered the struc.
ture through a small aperture. which af-
tordcd just space enough TO admit him. On I
reaching the middle of the building, he
started his FIRE which famed by the high !
wind, was too quick for him and, blinded )
by the dense smoke, he struggled forward s
and while cropping his way out was smoth- A
cred. Ills remains were hardly capable Of n
Identification, tut he is supposed to be m n :
discharged from employment by the CON.
Dany several weeks since. =
The Massachusetts, Society for the p
of cruelty 10 animals. accord. al
ng to its annual report just issued, has m
lone a good deal Of business during the ut
'ast year. The whole number of com.
'laInts made during the year at the va. tie
lous offices throughout the state, is 10. pr
:, aud OF these 69l were made in Bos. -
on. The Society has secured ls4 c%onvie. to
ions and failed in II cases. OF horses fu
Al have been killed; Of other animals s ro
} that the dogs have had uncommonly ~
ood luck. There were Al cases ofcruelty 90
} sheep, swine. and goats and ID Of ILL
eatment offowls. The Society is prosper. IA,
ls, enthusiastic, fairly endowed, and an,
opular.
Henry. X. Selden, Horace Greeley, lac
A. Conkling, VIM. Dorsheimer Ike
nclair Tousey, S%igismund kaufman, E. kin
rackowizer, Ira o. Miller, Edwin R. gro
'ynolds. Wm. 2. Briggs, Chas. W. ~
'ddard' Henry d. Lloyd, VIM. W. God. was
rd' Waldo Huskins, II. Barney, F. j. he
thlan' Geo. P. Bradford. Benz. A.Wil. it'll
H. Bemis, i. LowenthaI, of New to d
'rk' unite in an invitation TO all who dist
leve the time has come when political Nor
enceS OF the past should be pardoned. mon
t all citizens should be protected in Eag
rights guaranteed them by the consti. and
lon' that the federal taxation should be ing
'osed Tor the revenue, and so adjusted inc
% make the burden Upon the industry part,
he country as light as possible; that a the {
'rm In the civil service should be made if tn,
vii! relieve politial action from the ite. ,
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fence OF Official patronage; that the Wor,
OF local self-government, the foun. bury
en- OF American freedom, should be and
rtea and encroachmerts of federal as mi
checked, also believe that at This ;nis;,
'P0'i'i uu'y rests upon the people point
0 away with corruption in office. to man
concurrence OF the prln- Mont
1.-THE Missouri Liberal Republicans. At
aal;.S VI 'ne late New tempt
'pshlre election show 1854 votes o.;da
straw, and 1889 for all others. ma. o,a;,,
Straw's majority 1926, which is Is VOL
than Was claimed by the Republican siren,
with
< weeks before the election Col. j. cato /,
olster OF East Jaffrey, and Col. s. ILL rim,
OF ieterboro made the following bet: tho r.
MI -. so,si"or' oo'. Dol bury
- ~ PouuuS OF fresh Eagle
I'D deliver the same at the depot in onnoo,
'boro' and on a day agreed upon by tarr !
mem through which
reefs and sell them, while Col. Vose throw
Q accompany him, blow the horn. also &
axe the money. On Friday Col. Boil. Colton
accompanied by so stanch Democrats onnro,
to PererborO by special train, and the y
hole town turned out to see Tho snos,