Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-10-18
Barton Not Yet Found,

Barton Not Yet Found.
/ The hope that was excited by the announce
ment that man supposed to be barton. the
waterbury bank burglar had been arrested at
| Worcester, Mass, must evidently be laid aside
ior the present, a. there now appears 70 be no
reason for surprising that this Is the individual
sought for In response to the telegram received
| here last week, States Attorney Dillingham; sent
/ Sheriff Dudley to Worcester on Thursday night
70 look into the matter and lay claim to the man
in case he proved 10 be the longed-for Barton
! On Friday Mr. Dudley visited the man at the Jail,
aud at once became satisfied that It was not Bar
tom Wishing to be on the safe side, however, he
sent Photograph Of the prisoner to Mr. billing
NAM which picture was shown to several parties,
ana iaied Of being recognized as representing
Barton. Mr. Carleton, who was prosecuting at
torney at the time Of Barton's arrest, gave It as
/ his opinion That this was not the man barton
/ During Mr. Dudleys absence Mr. w. G.. Perrin
received q dispatch from Detective Virgins Of
liosion, stating that the prisoner under consider-
! ton was not Barton. but one Jim Ross pro-
iessional burglar who was in prison at the time Of
liartou's arrest Furthermore, the prisoner did
not answer to the description which Mr. Dudley
had Of his man-eyidently being Of different
makeup from that Of Barton Under these cir
cumstances Mr. Dudley gave up the chase and re-
turned home on saturday nght-tahoW Barton
Insane Mis- D T. Woods, Of Lowell, who
brought up a nephew from infancy, is insane be-
cause the child mother has taken the child away.
I TUE Free Press mentions an Indian summer as
being one Of the things to come All right only
bring it on before the gets so deep as to pre-
vent due appreciation Of It.
LmrrENANr-GovFRSoR PRoCroR las received
an invitation to be present and receive at
Vermont Headquarters, Philadelphia on Vermont
Day, Friday Of this week
DoNT SEE I've doubt if anybody in the
world would be more glad TO see the large and
lucrative laN practice which the Rutland Globe
says is enjoyed by our State Auditor, than said
Auditor himself
WHOLESALE Aimrsrs We learn that six nail
road roughs were arrested and committed to Jail
last evening, for intoxication and disturbing the
peace. Messrs, Dement, Noodiy and Lewis Wood,
we believe made the arrests
FATALLY ISJrRnp John Craig, formerly Of
reacham, an employe ON the Grand Trunk rail
road, who was injured three or four weeks ago
upon the line OF this road died from the result OF
his injuries on Wednesday Of last week
BUNSiNG AdAiN.--The factories at Windsor are
running fun time with fun number Of hands, but
have made forty-eght per cent reduction Of
wages Business in general is duller than it has
been at any previous time.
NoricE-Ihe anniversary exercise Of the Yer
mont Bible Society will be held in the Represen-
iaiyes Hall this Wednesday evening, October
18th, at seven oclock Sermon by Rev Dr. Foss,
President Of Wesleyan University, Middletown,
Conn
DuHrHrmA. "A very malignant type of diph-
iberia Is prevailing in Troy at present many cases
Of which have already resulted fatally It is con-
fined largely 90 children, and III some instances
two or three deaths have occurred in single
family
SroOEuoinuu-' MEl1INo The annual meet
Ing of the stockholders Of the yermoutand Canada
hhiliNdu COMPANY Will uc htiu AT bellows Iullri
October 10Th for election of directors, and the
transaction OF any other business deemed proper
when met
I REuNoNs.-Thc Vermont Officers Reunion So
I cieiy hold its annual reunion in this place on
/ Wednesday November 18th. lieutenant-Goyor-
nor Proctor has consented 10 deliver the address.
The cavalry reunion occurs here on Tuesday, the
| 18th proXimo
WE regret to learn Of the death OF rank Leay-
onwouh, eldest son Of Professor 4. T. Loayen-
worth, Of Randolph, and member Of Middlcbury
/ College. lie died on sunday, after an illness OF
about three weeks The funeral will be held at
1 liaesburghi to-day.
! NoyEL Ira The Rutland Herald says
" Some Of the leading men Of both Houses look
with much favor upon the idea Of holding short
session leaving the more important measures in
the hands Inappropriate committees, aud adjourn
ing over till next fall"
Coon PLACE TO Sror-lf any Of our people
ever 90 to Troy, Y, we would like to recon-