Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-10
slate Items.

-Rutiani i % have 3 nen ifeigAt nc
not. tso Luslred asi 6hy feet lens. and
the roper Of the Harlem Extension
/ Division of The Boston & Montreal Rail-
way liue.
A. r Raukin, Ed has beea aP'
pointed Csmmissicner II tAe United States
Great Court fur TIC DislTies u NeF@en1
In place Of Judge Ross, resigned.
A saw min and dwelling house were
burned on Friday night at Fletcher. The
ERE broke out between IL and ! o'eloek-
supposed TO be the work Of an ineendiary.
Heavily insured,
Carrie DeumoH, the young lady WAC
was shot at MouipeIier, last week, by
Daniels, her jealous lover, is recovering
The ball has been extracted, coming out
between the fourth aud 9Th ribs.
Alpha Messer Of Rochester, lest 4
steer a short time since, aud one day last
found him in the pasture with neck fast
beiweeu two trees. 1t is supposed that
he had been 10 that position, without food
or drink, a, least fourteen days.
Rev. z. n. Granger is a leading
temperance man in the State and liquor
commissioner for Caledonia celnty. The
other day he fell on the sidewalk at Lyn-
don, aud the hrevereai Union says; IF
We eau 6nd out who sold il to him, We
shall favor the prosecution"
On the 3lst ult., Mr.. Charles Stick
ney Of Craftsbury, absconded, leaving his
wife and two sKall children, and the wife
sick in bed. Mrs. Sticknoy is an inOfen-
sive lady and has been i'll several weeks,
and her wants have been supplied by her
kind ncighbors.
-Pcter Laplant, a man about 60 years
old, residing in Bolton, was found dead IN
his room on Monday noon. 1t is reported
that he was at Burns grocery and had
three drinks on Sunday. Monday morn
ing he again went to the grocery and got
another horu aud went up to his room.
That was the last seen Of him alive.
"A lad named Cunningham had one
leg nearly severed from his body, and was
otherwise seriously injured. at the Gen.
trail Depot, in Burlington, Friday after.
noon. by being run over by the construct
lou locomotive. The lettle fellow was
dragged nearly two hundred feet by the
locomotive before he was rescued. lie
has since died Of his injuries.
The saw mil, single mill and tub
factory belonging to William Colby, at
Fairbanks Falls. were destroyed by fire
last Friday night. The cause Of the fire
is not known, but rae Of the theories is
that the machinery, by somo means got to
running in the night and the friction caus.
ed the disaster. The loss is in part GOV.
cred by insurance.
Last Friday, as Al. Maranvillo and
son, Of East Tinmouth, were engaged in
repairing the fiumc Of tioadley's mill, the
great pressure Of. water against the gate
burst it'in. The gate struck Mr.. Maran-
vile, and the water rushing in upon him
with Irresistible violence, almost Instantly
killed him. The sou, instead of being
overwhelmed, was thrown by the incom-
ing food, and, grasping a post, drew him
self out and was saved. The last he saw
of his father he was STOPPING over as in
the act Of fastening a plank at the bottom
Of the aume.
H. NJ. Arms, of Springfield, return
cd, last week, to New Mexico, where he
has a rancho, with over 1900 sheep, of
which 5000 are lambs Of the present
year. divided into several aooks, and re.
curing the care of thirteen men.
"A remarkable instance of pluck and
c%eolness on the part of youngsters occur.
red at Castletcn, on tuesday of last week.
Three children, two boys and a girl of r.
NJ. Copeland Of Castleton, aged and nam.
respectfully, Fred, II, Ella, IA and
J Jimmie s., with two Dunbar boys. visitors,
the one IL and the other 10, went out
sailing on Lake Beneslne, in a keel boat,
when a squall suddenly struck them and
upset the boat, giving Fred, the captain.
time to shout to the others 10 lump
into the water and keep clear of the boat.
This was done, and in asccond all were
swimming in the heavy sea toward the over.
boat. Fred cut the Delayed sheet
md freed the sail and mast Of the little
which the party, after a hard strua.
lie, succeeded in righting. They got
lboard, bailed out the water with caps
md baskets, and drifted safely to the
There they found the oars washed
up, aud taking these, they rowed back to
gather up the floating debris, saving ev.
'rything but She guns and ammunition.
"A couple Of St. Johnsbury ~lasses
to pay off a fireman on the Port.
and and Ogdensburg locomotive, for
'sassing' them, by giving him a dish-wa-
or shower-bath as he went by. Unfortu-
the night selected for the perform
lnce, tho cab was occupied by w. H..
the general agent of the compa.
~, and he received the washing intended
or the fireman, much to his disgust.
CONNECTICUT AND PAssuNpsIc RIvEas
RAILRoAD.-At the ANIMAL meeting, held
It Newport on the I'd inst. the followinel
OF directors were chosen: En-
mons Raymond, Boston :: Josiah Stick.
icy, Boston Elijah Cleayeland, Coven-
~. W. b. 2. Cheney, Boston Albert
Stanstead, P. Q /; Henry Chase,
lyndon, vt; Gardner G. Brown, Boston;
!. T. Redfeld, Montpelier, VT; Il. M.
Weld, Boston ; Horace Fairbanks, St.
|%ohnsbury, Vt; Amos Barnes, Boston