The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-01-22

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at fhe Ntrmani Iasans Asflams Vas ia.
s,aat'v killed. Iau Fddsy By - falling
afsue ~ aHc 81 work wia gang So
pa.ratsa u ane af gss weed boss ia nam.
mcrstau. Lahf wss aseus 80 years uG
sss. aad haa famerg eeea aa inmate af
lbe penu.vaaIa aad Vermont stale ffs-
oUs.
TIE Rutland Gta.s Of Tuesday, sass
thai roang cliId Of JoHa Ilags of West
Paw Eco, was fatally saaIdrd $50 >aH5sg
morning Jest, bt lbe accidental errlum-
log OF ihc Stove which smPEled tha grssr-
volt at bag water lago iae cradle where
lae Ii.uy enc va. sleeping TIC eald
lived ,a grea, aE8ay abool twelve hears.
The emperor of Austria las made
Tbaddeus Fairbanks ct ST. J3husban.
tie inventor OF Fairbanks scales. mem
Der Of ilc imper.a. order OF Francis Ju-
sepa rals b, ose.ysI ID Dee tas only iu-
stance iu which tHls distinction has been
conferred uraa ait American.
= Washington despatch says that seus-
tor Edmoud,, who was unable TO leave
bic house for several days during The rec
cess, was present zoo the senate ou Mon
day, bat loohiu. quite feeble,
The President has made the following
nomination. tor this State 10 tho Senate
John /. Mason TO be Collector of luterna.
Revenue tYr the lst district of Vermont
George +. Foster to be Marshal for tho
District Of Vermont; Stephen Thomas To
be Pension Agent at Montpelier, aud
john L. Bar-tow to be.Pensiou Agent at
Burlington, The .hree latter are reap
( poIulments.
At West Randolph, as Mr.. Charles
Morse, an old mau, about 81 years old,
living in Rochester, was crossing the
/ railroad, bis team was struck by the 4
O'Clock express train going south, and bis
horse was instantly killed and himself 50
/ injured that no hopes are had,of his re.
covery. II is supposed that Mr.. Morse
was asleep at the time OF the accident.
a man OF Plymouth took a ran on foot
from that town to Woodstock l6 miles IN
two hours and thirty-two minutes, turn.
ing out for or going by thirty teams OH
his way.
Thomas Lynch, a small farmer living in
she west part Of Barnard, reports that biz
house WAS broken into on the 2i.t ait
and SlGJ in money, and two tubs of bat.
ter stolen. a search warreut wa, pro
cured aud several houses seached for the
goods, but nothing has been found.
A son &c. w. IIothorn, Of Hartland
aged II years, broke his leg a short time
ago, aud ON the 9Th inst, number o
physicians gathered aud it was 5mpula
ted. IL seems that when Gast done ~
the bandagos we're drawn up so tisht a.
to stop the circulation as well as give tn,
boy great pain. The result was a deat
leg, amputation and what next tim,
must determine, all owing, accordingl!
to generally credited report, to profess
ional etiquette.
I
At West Charleston recently, one Phil
. lip Agar got little whiskey aud reyol
yer and said he was going to shoot threr
persons in that village: thenweut to Mr.
McNoal's and threatened to shoot hi
wife. She gave the alarm aud he wa
soon arrested aud put under 500 bonds
, Failing to get bail be was kept in custod,
of officer A. J. Morrll until the evenin,
Of the 9TH inst, aud wsile locked up il
his room took his bed.co and let him
self down from the upper story and Jeff
for parts unknown.