Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-05

/ Sig cases were marked for trial tomorrow,
but the probability seemed stronger than ever
/ that none Of them would be heard by the jury at
this term. The docket was then called and the
/ jury were excused till tomorrow morning, at
niue o'clock.
ANOTHER YARHISG.-All the Ch.dbanj, n
/ the country, chuckled when Chicago burned and
saw plain interposition Of divine 1isplessure
in the event All the Pecksniffian philosophers
we're ready with a prompt recognition of the
warning to Sabbsth-breAkers in the Westfeld
explosion, and now they Will have an opportu-
nifty of strengthening their fabric Of sophistry,
and airing their SUI erior wisdom by the case Of
an Illinoisian, who went out duck shooting on
Sunday, and came home feet foremost with the
top Of his head blown Of The fact that he
would blow into the muzzls of his gun will be
quite overlooked. the general tendency Of gun
powder to explode will be entirely forgotten
Boston GLOBE.
CoIcuHrER The special town meeting held
April "a, to fill the vacancy in the office Of
Frat Constable, vas fully attended, and re-
suited in the election Of Allei Stone by ma
iority Of thirty over A. Austin. The vote WAS
the largest ever poled At town meeting stand
ing 1877 for Stone and l67 for Austin.
4 correspondent eives Us The following details
Of the meeting
Immediately after dinner the big teams Of the
contending factions were hitobed PIP, Snd large
proportion Oft the voters were on their way TO
the Town House Dr. Small was made M5ler-
ator, when 80 Nye - aidrc ell the crowd thusly
a a. ] tFa ,lF,- Issr,
called together I wss ected constable and
collector, but through ignorance Of the lsw, ami
not a friend to inform me, l didn't get bail ia
time. 1t hss been reported that | couldn't get
bail, and that / was " backlog. | will
leave 10 to the selectmen, who can tell you that
| never offered bail. l ala an honest man. !
have done business for the town and for
the government many years, and you can't
pu, your fingers 90 the frat dishonest thing. !
keep a house al Niuooski, well, | don't know
what kinl Of house you would call &C. I Gel. d .
quor; have to 10 /, to get s. living After q
few remarks ~ tie chairman, the bsliotiug con-
meucel Austin men being furnished with rel .
ballots, SO that the difference, both Of the quslty
and qusu.ty Ct v..ers, was really observable. F.
All The temperance societies we're largely rep .
resented, and v1o.e loads Of the French society,
csue ia mass ald supplied themselves with +.
Stones votes Tie box vas turned just before F.
ihc arrival u tie two doctors, vino. With about
fifteen otLers. vsntel toyo.e !or S.14e. tlt were .
ruled out for being late
Sir Stone received lfl. sai Austin lil votes. .
At frat the crowd understood ths- Austin was
elected. ami o. scene ofhlsrtg took place the .
like %. which was never seen before. lhey .
rushed into each Qthcr's arms, .ut best one an .
other with their lAts srl csps. sad jumped, and .
danced in The middle % the door, yelling Ike
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