The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-02

being run over by the express train on the
Rutland and Burlington railroad. lie had
just stepped off the track TO avoid the
freight train, and probably did not notice
the approach of the express.
1858, August so As Hannibal Thorn
ton. of West Rutland, news boy, on the
Rutland and Washington and Saratoga
and Whitehall railroad, was walking on
the top Of the car, he was struck on the
forehead by bridge, and his skull broken.
This accident occurred ere the cars arrived
at Fort Edward, ~ y. On the arrival OF
that station, blood was discovered on the
car, and the boy found on the top sense
day. August 3lst, 1858.
1853. October 2sth. Daniel Russequic
of Rutland, while cunning. three or four
miles south of Rutland was shot by the nc
cidenta discharge of his gun. lie was
taken Ia the hou-e Of T.. K =. Kelly.
Lock Jaw set it and he died November 9Th.
1853.
1859, JANUARY 22d. Patrick Dcylm of
CaNlcton. a sober industrious man. left
West Rutland in the evening to return to
his home in Castleion. and was found, the
next morning. frozen to death
1859. March 9TH. Michael Brslin. an
cnplovc of the Rutland & Burlington rail
road company. was crushed between the
cars at Rutland, and INSTANTLY killed.
1859. March 18th Patrick Donahuc, u
blacksmith, living at Centre Rutland. while
intoxicated. slipped and struck his head ON
the ice causing immediate death.
1859, July 1 ith. Charles Case, while ill.,
toNicatcd, was run over by the cars on the
Rutland and Washington railroad west of
the West Rutland depot. and instantly
killed.
1859, July 18TH Thomas Heath of Ru,-
land. aged % years, , month and . days
was caught in the machinery of the mill of
\. G.. Baglcy Ills skull was fractured
and he died the same day.
1859, August Franklin Foster
'-'N w. l'7hNii- III wv w iNhih'i's
died from ''ciamps" caused by drinking
cold water when he was ovcr-hcatcd.
1850, JANUARY ,t Mrs lIalluran, IN
aged lrishwoman, died very suddenly at
Centre Rutland. The cause of her death Is
involved in mystery. The newspapers of
that time state, THAT some supposed her
| to have been murdered and others thought
| She died of heart disease
1850, january 10Th Thomas Waters, Of
Rutland, II brakeman ON the Rutland n
| Burlington Railroad. was struck by a
| bridge near Middlcbuiy. while on top OF
| the cars. and was instantly killed
1860. March i2th John Wcthcrly. son
OF Charles Wcthcrly. of this village, was
sent to the woodshcd after some coal. and
was found by his sister, few minutes af-
ter, s,ranglcd by Il rope around his neck
the rope being fastened to IA beam above.
1860. March 19th-Sias p Dcland
whilst shocing horse. at West Rutland
was kicked by the horse in the pit Of tho
stomach. He died Wednesday. March
2lst 1860, aged about 80 years.
1850. April Goth Joseph Deupcy OF
school district No. .. Rutland was killed
by ii tree falling on him.
1860, July 3d-Whilc Michael Has.ett
and Thomas Daroin were blasting rocks in
Il well connected with the new Catholic
church in West Rutland, after the well had
got to the depth of 2S feet, Il blast was put
into the rock in the bottom. to the depth
of Z feet, which was fired off. Davoir
was lowered down to see the effect of the
blast, when the sulphurous smoke strar
gled him, and he fell ont of the tub. to tho
bottom. dead. IIassett was then lowered
to see after his comrade, when he met
similar fate. DIR. Hall, of West Rutland
was then lowered, (after pumping out
much of the smoke and gas and wher
taken up, was, with difficulty, restored tc
a consciousness of his impending danger
1860, July Margaret Dcvlin. age,
SO years, blcd to DEATH
1860, July 24th-.John Landigran, al
Irish laborcr, of West Rutland being OF
the cars, cndcayored to get off, when tho
train was in motion, and fell under the cars
which passed over him, crushing his right
leg. He died from his injuries July Both
1860 aged about % years.
1850, September 6th--Ahira Carver OF
Pawlet was, while attending the Fair Of
the Rutland County Agricultural Society
at Rutland, so severely beaten. with clubs
and stones, by party of lrishmen, that ht
died in few weeks. The person or per
sons, who gave the blows escaped ant
their names were never discovered.
1860, September 18th. Ben amin Hay
ward, aged ~ years, . months, II days, Of
School District No. Is, Rutland. was OF
the scaffolding to a barn, a board broke
and he fell, 10 feet, to the floor.
1860, October th.--Charles p. Robin
SOD aged AZ years. miller, residing il
School District No. II, Rutland. wa,
caught by the machinery and killed.
1860, December 1ih.-James Mulyin ri
Rutland, brakeman on the Rutland ant
Burlington Railroad, when crossing
bridge, near Pittsford, put his head ont tn,
side of the cars and was struck by the tim
beers of the bridge. He died December i0tl