Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-06-10
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of the anniversary meetings. 1t cover
: the whole world, and includes over 600
900 Templars.
The traces Of war ia Little Rock arr
a being removed ; the barbados have beer
b levcled and the bitches filed but, saw
the Gezette, 1.-THE traces of the Goths anc
, Vandals will be visible" on the state house
many days.
Bayard Taylor was recognized at the
pyramids by a man who, when the former
Travelled there over 20 years before, wa,
a boy who carried a wster-bottle, and go'
r flung out Of the door by a sheik because
he had not brought coffee.
John ID. Ashie. George Dildine, Justin
Peat and Jane Dildine, belonging 10
Smith6eld. Pa, while riding in a wagon,
were struck by a freight train on the Erie
railroad at a crossing five miles east OF
Elmira, Wednesday, and all were killed.
Two buffaloes escaped from a circus
parade at indianapolis. Iud., Friday.
rushed into the crowd, and knocked down
aud seriously injured Mrs. Sarah Harold
and her infant 10 her arms, before they
we're recaptured. The child will proba-
bly, die.
The recent tornado in Hartland and ad.
joining towns was a remarkably powerful
one. The damage in Hartland is now cs-
timated at 10000. while Ripley and
Cambridge lost $40, coo. At one place
a man was in a barn.loft, when the hurri.
cane carried the roof and him 200 feet,
but he still lives.
The recent increase of raiders and
highwaymen in Texas. and the seeming
inability Of the government to prevent it.
has stirred the citizens to take the law in
to their own hands, as 10 years gone by.
at Georgetown, a few days since, the citi-
zens took nine prisoners, including one
murderer, ost Of Jail, and shot them, to
prevent their friends from releasing them.
Persons protesting TO speak for the
grange interest give out that the Vermont
farmers will not vote for any one, this
year, whose hands are not horny by rea-
son Of long friction against tho pillow han
die. We don't know about Judge Peck's
qualifications as a hardy plowman, but,
when it comes to cows, he's there. Aud
cow are as agricultural as plows, any day
-SprimgfeM Republican.
There must be something wrong either
with the recent great wedding or the il
lustrated papers. If Mr.. Sartoris mar
ried the young lady whose picture is pub
lished in Harper's Weekly he has Tilted
the poor girl in Frank Leslie's, aud if he
has welded the latter his conduct toward
the owner of the pretty face in the
Graphic is in the highest degree repre-
hensible. Will the artists explain p
Boston 1rareler.
The election returns from Oregon, so
far, give Williams, republican, for Con-
gress. 4070, Ludlow, democratic, 1921,
and Davenport, independent, 1900; Tai
mar, republican, for governor, 1854.
Grover, democrat, 4l91, and Campbell,
independent, 1852. Seven counties are
to be heard from. Chadwick, democrat,
Is probably reelected secretary of state.
Clark, republican, treasurer, and Row.
land, republican, superintendent of pub.
lie instruction.
The Select Committee on Arkansas AT.
fairs, Of which Mr.. Poland of Vermont is
Chairman, has examined Chief-Justice
Mcclure and several other witnesses, who
who have related with much minuteness
the history of the struggle between Bax-
ter and Brooks, and the present condition
of affairs in that State, which they repre-.
as being so bad that prominent
Republicans adverse to Baxter are being
every where incarcerated or are compelled
to seek safety in fight. All the witnesses
far examined have been partisans of
Brooks, the Baxter side not being ropre.
at all. The Committee is to start
for Little Rock at the end Of the week.
In San Antonio, recently, says the St.
Louis Republican, a bare-headed rider
furiously into town with tie alarm
that the Indians were coming. 1t doesn't
take much to stir up a Texas town when
lndlabs are the subject, and very soon
every available frearm was 10 requisi.
ion, and a company of militia was speed.
ly organized for defence. The messen-
ger, after seeing the whole town was
'roused and expectation on siptoe, calmly
Informed the multitude that the Indians
consisted of a squaw and papoose!
they buried next day a lock of hair and
me Of the messengers old shoes. 1t was
vi that could be found Of his body.
They tried a pump case in Burlington
N. j., the other day. A sued B
or a pump placed 10 BIS we'll. B plead
I'd that as the pump would not pump it
t was no PUMP at all. The jury, highly
Intelligent. no doubt, after being out a I
good many hours found the extraordinary
'pecial verdict that 'the plaintiff take out
he pump and box the scupper holes fur
her up" Whether this may be consider. I
ID a verdict for the plaintiff or defendant i
We are not Coke upon Lyttelton enough Z
o determine, =
A curious freak Of lightning occurred /
i Elizabethtown, Pa, last week. A q
vhite.oak tree. 80 inches in diameter. and /
Without a limb for a distance of 20 feet 4
rom the ground was struck. The fluid !
ipped the lower trunk into shreds, tearing :
! out Of the roots, and blowing up the 1
round for a distance of l6 feet around. n
top Of the tree, which was left intact, \
directly into the hole, where the
runk stood. One part Of the trunk, !.
about $50 pounds, was thrown a q
Istance Of about $50 pounds, was thrown II