Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-04-22

fair 20 live some time yet
The survivors Of The Anderson prison-pcn
have formed a national union.
The st. Louis GLOBE wants its rural cor
respondents to be as brief as woman's love.
There are one thousand four hundred Buff
falo Bills in town at the east end Of Lake Erie.
Six Of the assassius Of the Rev Mr. Ste
vens, in Mexico, hoyebcen condemned to death.
Tho Chicago TriJunc says that the Erie
railroad seems to have been made to fight over
Letters appealing to the President to veto
TIE initiation bill arrive at the White House by
the bushel
1t is very evident that in the publication
Of Senator Summers suppressed speech some
body blundcred
President Grants prospective son-in-law,
Mr.. Snrtoris, is said to be worth sixty thousand
dollars year
The ccusas Of France just published, shows
TINT that country has lost nearly two millions
fits population.
Tweed hns been remondod by tic commis-
.ionors of charitc. and correction, to the gen
oral hospital ward
Secretary Richardson is reported to have
-ail, Tuesday that he bad not resigned and did
not Intend TO do 80.
A railroad worked by ropes is to be con-
structod from the base Of Mount Vesuyius to
the edge Of the crater.
during the past twelve months five ocean
steamers have been lost, and nearly eight hun.
drcd live, sacrificed
Sermons cost only twenty-five cents apiece
in Chicago, and that is quite as much as the
native product is worth.
The heavy snow-storms Of last week cx-
tended 10 Louisville KY where such a pho
n1mcnon is very unusual.
"A little girl in Newark. y T., jumped
rope three hundred times in succession, and
died soon after 10 consequence.
-Adlver pot with promising slip in IL O..
amuch more fashionable thing for a lady to
carry in the street than poodle
-slmc Hartford men rendered Mark Twain
"a welcome supper, and the bill, amounting to
S-O-, wa. sent to him. He paid it,
The Duchess Of Elinburgh i.n handsome,
and the London mob criticised her severely on
tie dly of her arrival in tie capitl.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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-l'Ne"si''n "a. executed 10 Ne" York On
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''''''N D." ho.n.'in' OF Ne" lotk, has
'Lei'I O. ii-'Nt iIe central fofk bronze
.-N'oe 10. '''',' " e.-i.' ' c'.t about $50
oOo
- W ni'''moie' TIE csHet broker who was
expelled from Congress TT selling cadet-hps,
is member % thr south 'lroiinn tax deiesa-
uon
I They manufacture milk Tor three cents
quart iu Chester, Pennsylvania, says ihe New
YORK Hor". What Of az They don't sell
u Tor that price
-l,i- said lhat the New York petitioners
for veto o' the inhlti1n biii represent $780,
100000, almuet as much as the whole green
back circulation.
1t must have been disgusting to NJ. Gail
lard after having survived the VILE 10 flavre
di,zs,cr to have been the only man drowned
on tie AmoriQuc
Tho 90 loot 80 obtained bc the rngli.b ,ro,rs
in A.hantee. when equally diy,dedamopp those
who took part 10 The campaign, will amount to
seven shiilnes and six pence per man.
Tho Now Workers nna pb9,5elol,i.o. ,-.
being awakened 10 tle necessity If st,nri,,
Iuo TRAIN, b, diseased r,rt wIi,h l.s t.on
.bipped in large quantities or late from tho
wcst
Roy Mr. Nlurrov of R.s,,n is 81, ,,,ch
in earnest i'm Dr.. d,.ire for an associate no.,or
aba. ne offer. 10 contribute nj. .alarv No ,b,t
object until he church +. allie N corry ,l,e
burden it.elf
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