Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-11-15

IN. Weakening Of Mi. A.chcr was f. lghtcneI away
taking with INN Nj. Archer, ontte suit of clot'-
lny IN the pockcts OF wAI'h we've aDolt thirty i've
dollars IN money. The clothing WAS atterwarl I"
covered, but a. yet tue Burglar an money have
not been iount.
Everybody seems 10 be good nt.urel cN-
crpt the ma who WINS |" eIN told
Won 50 and can't get A GLANCE.
The Turks are already distributing their
army 80 - to oppose i Rns>lan INVASION
The 10. 600 men assembling n Erzrr"nm
are to resist the Russian forces At Hills.
and prevent them from advancing on the
c~tpit,l hv WAY Of A~ittlr turkey. lh'
100000 >~oliicr> vourrntr ding 1t >hunit
are t. defend tir,t key at Co~n>tantnoPlt,
md force back a Russian army marching
-ouihw,ri from the Dtnu'e The fleet l.
likewise hein. placed where the Turks
.upuo-e it viii do most good These
ur,t,rttouS. ami the Portr'> aversion To Il
conference. increase the probability OF
va.
We prefer to nave Gcn. Hayes defeated
to having him elected ~ frauds But II
will, axe something more than Dem
or,atjr buster 10 convince III" people OF
frauds. That there has been ch'a'n12 and
trilaI on bYh >tdts in the South is quite
~uobabie. There always Is II every elcc-
ION. not only IN the South, bat else
where. and there is l very prevalent be
lief that the democratic patty can dis
count its opponents in such >ln'ui Games.
Eu, me Elections are usually decided ac-
. cordinr to the votes in the bll!ot-boN. ana
,hr 1hrucht Of buviny up the returning
boards is not worthy of attrntlon.-Huf
tort Cour0H.
| Asucci.l from P,rais say, it is under
stood that owing TO The international trea-
TO. nendinr between the United States
t and FOREIGN powers. having in view tn,
: ;n,rrrhanre Of prisoners. thus allowing
: Them no a>svlum in the United States OF
: IN Eurupr. il is reported that Peter Is
+ Swccoy las departed in anticipation j."
| Tw.cls arrival in New York: also that K
n r Connolly has left Switzerland, and l
,xe)jnr now with Il British Passpor
unJpr nm assumed name. The ndln!
.~xtr,li,ion treaty will effect Genet. Wi
|. bur. Connolly, Sweeney and such other 9
i the ring people rs are now harborcd l
different parts OF Europe
TIE CHARLESTON. ). C., kIor.-Nent
tor Patterson say, that the rot IN oh'rle'
- ton "Wednesday evening WAS i very selio"
is affair, and that from thirty 10 my me
T. were wounded on both sides. me rl'
ORIGINATED in an attack made by the Den
:. n.r,ts uron a white Republican becaus
lie me latter, with some negroes, had ventu
aJ "a hurr,h for HAYES. The colored PEI
pc M, had not inlcrfcrrtd with the Dcmocla
n. throughout the entire day when the Latte
# Ind been shouting for Tildcn, bu,upon Il
if rrr,ntjon of tn, first dispatch stating tn
ii HIVES " - possibly elected. the Dcmocr:'
nd commenced their fire
The coloreu men, after ~cNhausting ;he
small arms, retired to their houses ana q"
tanned gums. Thcy formed in regular b.
no tie. fifteen hundred strong, and drove |
Ids white liners, with their rifles, who al
in formed in battle line, for two entire biocE
The United States troops got bchlnu l
-, rifles cubs, when the latter opened ran
and allowed the troops to come bctwe
ed them and the negroes. The latter tn
; ,.o-ed firing. The whites made urge
~. appeals to the troops for protection.
,;r iced. the white Democrats requested II
,lr troops be stationed at the polls IN SOTO
~ the coast counties, which the Republics
If in no instance did. The only troops at
Is uolls in South Carolina were there at
ots request of the Democrats.
Sunday evening as l.. II. Scriven'
so conductor on the Central Vermont Il
In way, was walking near the depot III b
nee %ninrton three disguised men sprinS III
csc, HIM from behind II car, and whlie
and chokeu him to prevent an cutlery,
any others proceeded to rifle his pockets
obs, Scriven was chokcd until he became
sion conscious, but shortly regaincd console
iAvs ness and heard one of the villains S
llll. =. st us fix him, dead men tell no tale
over fol owed by II thrust with knife. when
oco- av;in became unconscious and the ruth
EN- escaped. The knife was evidently Ar
ma at his heart. is he lay upon his face,
ople but for its striking the left shonlder-bl
as ii would AVE caused death. MIR. Scrl
peo- was terribly bruised, and during The n
ting fears were entertained for his lecov
nter- but Sunday morning it wa decided
here he was out Of danger. The robbers
S42.25. His watch escaped them. hay
Inent been thrown out of his pocket when
Sub was attacked, and WIS ound Mon
the morning. 1t is thought that these pa
rl.l. are a portion of the gang who have in
rail ed Bennington county and village IN
ticular for six months past, whose
open ers came to griefsome weeks since. l
Ill be is no clue to the perpetrators, and no c
can be assigned other than robbery.