Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-10
49, GOsSin and News

IA Philadelphia girl mas broken her enlargement
because her lover g made fun of the centennial. "a
Is is said that Judge Thurnans nose curis up
like split dan lie lion every time the name OF Alien
is mentioned.
Some capitalists! propose to start moving ma
oh;ne works at Glen Falls and meeting is to be
called to ask the town to put in $4,000 toward the
enterprise.
The original hemlock log foundations of long
wharf at BOSTON were unearthed few day ago,
and found t. be as solid as when first PIT down
1854 years ago.
Tho 1inerta of Rome esates that Prince Bis
mark intends to visit Rome next year TO thank
the king of Italy and his minister's Tor their many
proofs of friendship to him.
A letter from Rio JaneIro says the emperor
will probably leave Rio de Janero IN March LOT
| Europc and thence cross to New York IN Time 10
be at the opening Of the Centennial.
A Young lady asking Willamsport ia young
man in a music store d" Have you happy dreams
was astonished when he replied, {" 10 ma'ma' I'm
mostly troubled with the nightmare"
Mr. John Brown, farmer, Of Cra'he' 1ather VI
| John Brown, the Queens attendant died the other
| law in his eighty fourth year and the Queen and
| Princess Beatrice attended the funeral.
| Its said that the members of the whiskey ring
n st Louis are getting terribly frightened, anu are
anxious to give up all their earthly possessions u
escape the legal penalties of their sri mes
There is great excitement in Concord, y. H.,
| over the arrest Of Charles j. Connor, 4 promnen
business man OF that city, upon the chirse OF hav
| lng set fire to his own store, few nights ago
| In Woonsocket RI, Saturday night some van
| dals entered Oak Hall cemetery, and threw down
| and broke about eighty marble monument head
stones etc. No motive is known for the outrage
| The United States troops have captured gang of
horse thieves and cut throats in Indian Territory.
| The gang had stolen fifty good mules, and at the
| time of their capture were en- route for New MeNl-
| co.
| Ellison Uutchin on, brakeman on the Connect
| cut and Passunpsic Railroad, was knocked off
freight TRAM on Tuesday, near Norrsville, by COM
| ing in cont act with bridge. 1t ~ doubtful II ne
! RECEIVERS.
| The future Of Dr. Sirousbstg. lie great railway
| contractor, severely threatens Russian CONNER
cial credit Many futures have already occurred.
| The banks are in a state OF fear, which reacts on
| the London money market
| Mr. Hesins's Chicago Substituting male 4
Young tower of Bebel Of itself. Monday morning
by exhorting the mpeniten voter in nine languages
Herman, English, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish,
scandinavian, bohemian and Hebrew.
| DIR. W. II. Hapsool of Blackville, ). e., recently
lost his house by ire and thirty OF his oil slaves
came voluntarily to his plantation, scattered a
they had been to cut timber for him without pay,
for the purpose of erecting new dwelling.
| .Brooklyn produces some strange specimens o.
human nature. Her latest monstrosiy Is d man
| who went outat night ami dug mp newly buried
collins tipped the contents into the rough outside
boxes and sold the caskcts to the untlertIkers
4 colossal statue OF Edward Bates, Attorney
General under President Lncon's administration.
| IS soon TO be erected IN Forest Park, ST. Louis.
The statue cost $l 6JJ aud is erected 10y the city
of II. Louis and the Bates Monument Association
Of that place.
A man il Groton, Conn, went 10 q lick the school
master for hoggng his boy the other day. and
now he wants the mttelalIzed spirit OF his sranC-
father come and lick the schoolmaster for fog
ging him. Gone to meet The man that caught 4
Tartar.
George Il. Perry, of North A ilms pail tie repre-
sentatives OF the late William ). Blachlnton, re
Gently the amount Of his 81 go polly in the
United States life insurance company. 1t was the
ir>t payment of SO 90 insurance which Mr..
Black nton III IN various companies.
The Springfield Republican arsues that many OF
the ways Of The American women are vulgar, one
of lis points beng this: NJ -entlen an wDut care
10 parade the street, sun attire that one hand
vas constantly occupied in reeilg the sack OF his
breeches afler the manner OF hoiiIny ur skirts at
the preSent time.
David Swing has resigned his pastorate of tlt
Fourth Presbyterian church of Chicago, but lie
E people and papers Of that city profess to know
that he will not accept any eastern call, but vii
congregation which Will not be slow in gathering
about him in some theater hal.
: "Coai oil johnny who became wealthy in the
petroleum excitement. and subsequently spent hi:
money in reckless extravaganza, is working ;
railroad hand IN Iowa. Charles II. Harris, who had
| a somewhat similar experience in sudden aud brie
atlsuence, has made q living of late in Chicago
whiting dialect humor as " Carl Pretzel."
y Norwich policeman i,uui 4 /" IN sitting On the
sidewalk the other ght. Naturally he asked INN
what the matter {" WELL said the sadly
my wife thinks am drunk. I've tried twice t,
get IN at the front door and she, put out boil
r tunes AMI ny self--espect won't allow to Try
again - IN visiting till shes qui.;ei down :
little and then thinh can crawl ,hrous the cellar
window"
The recent suicide Of Norris : kimball at Fulton
\. Y, WIS frantti. AMI full of >isnlfic ance. Ii,
, h.i i'..n egnineer on the OsSego canal for ,
years, ami, oil salirY Of sloi year, suppolte,
his family IN luxury AMI Accumulated large prop
erty. In his pockets were found ali empty razo
c Use, copies of the laws for The punishment. .
bribery and bI taking, and schedule of h.
savings .h ,wius their amount II he 49, 900.
4 was entered sulCk NJ car the Ce trail a fey
days ago, while the uain IN notion, and in Al
4 LAZY IN the next coac faInted away. HIS an,
, gentleman here any liquor to give tcr7" Twcatv
eight men in that car Immediately to their Gee,
I each with 4 ask in his hand \ more eloquent eN
n preston OF sympathy c,uId no. be conceived
' One Of The in lust IFS OF the South which some {
the political econ uni is there desire TO cNten
is the manufacture of brooms. The culture of irrcor
straw appears 10 be quite their region
q an in the city of New OtcllS there are AREA ly
e eight factories, all Of which are full of blsiness
: Four of the are very large Others are conte II
, plated for next season, aui II Il expected that l.
e large area of lanl will be devoted tD the rai-n. OF
l. broom corn The supply of straw thus far ia lie
? rived from Texas. Louisiana. Kansas. Tennessee
y, and Kentucky, and II sells for fror, six 10 eSh
% cents pound
California; is dDn, mDre thln any other state i
e the cultivation of fish, like by private enterprise
" associated effort and state favor. An acclnatiz
re ton society. for instance. has control of LAX
,s MERGED. and has been putting trout both froI
Lake Bislcr and the East, into ii, for five years
e and now, during the fishing season. it permits any
al body to fish IN the lake q small sum. Durin
q the last summer. some monsters have been take
4 out, quite number OF four AMI five pounds eacl
N and one trout that weighed IL pounds. Now IL
i lake is closed until the LIST of May In the mea
- time from 25ooo to 900 young trout matched fro,
. egg, brought from the East, will be a lled to it
stock.
n,
e. a BIG WINDFALL.-It is the Van Kltts, or y.
IS Cots. they now call themselves, living ostl
is in the vicinity OF New York, who looking for
a big wndfall from the other side of the Atiartn
IN The property, originally that of an old Dutch bu
gomaster, whose children came over here tw
n centuries and more ago, has been accumulatir
J., every since under the Dutch government care. ii
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