Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-07
General Ne,rS Iteos

'SVsA"1 VutihS we month OF Jana.
John Foster, the celebrated En,r,
historian is dead, s'ss
Another Charlie Ross has bee, !.
covered out in Ohio, The 81 AM US
people ought to send for him. Nu'
Deep SHOWS have blockade1 n. n
elite railroads. and it cssAOt Be on.a :,
until the weather moderates. f'ueO
Piper, the supposed murderer O, \,
bel Young. in the Boston church h., ..-'
is having his second trial. y
Bloody crimes of fearful atrocitv
reported in all places. and papers MI n
we'll be printed in red. if they we = I,
recorded. WY Ill
The Hen. II. H. Starkweatbsr
died in Washington some DAYS ~" "a'
was buried in his native Stat '' I'VE
Monday with suitable honors. '-''
Gen. n. P. Banks gives notice thai
is not a candidate for the wee Prpz;S. =
cy. He believes Gen. Grant will liz /.
the Republican nominee fer the n.S,
Presidency, ~
The Boston Daily Ne,cs has l..
obliged to suspend publication on y, :.
count Of the doings of the Qate) n,
away +. ID. Winslow, proprietor and !
itor. =
Gen Babcock is to be tried IN 6
Louis. his trial commencing TO-DAY 2
believes he can show himself gn;,-
of all the crimes alleged against hin
relation to whisky business.
A new tariff bin is before ooD,,.
1t is said to be more simple than \
present one and viii not redpcs \
amount of revenue received. Tea -
coffee are to be taxed, while the drt-
will be taken off large number Of J,
ticles. ~
Gen. Sherman has come ont viii .
letter declaring to be a candidate for ~
next presidency, and in favor of ,or
mon school system and no s4r,s,;..
state of national Legislature. He -,
his wife and children are Catholics i,
that he is not.
Moses B. Sawyer will be tried in Pr,
mouth. n. H., next week for the mp,i..
OF Mrs Emerson, of Piermont. Il vr
be remembered that this lady was fpbl
IN the kitchen with her head shot y
and that Sawyer was supposed to hr,
committed the deed.
"A dispatch from Louisville. XIV 4
of the 30th, says: The present A.
from the Ohio overflow in and ,puD
Louisville, New Albany, JefepOp1IE
and Southern Indiana, is the gre,tss
and most damaging that has occunsl
for years.
1t Is announced that Judge Dyken,n
OF the supreme court, has granted vii
OF habeas corpus for Edward S. Stocks
returnable at White Plains. on Satin,
day next, when the question will Be A.
gued whether his present incarcesdn
is legal.
1t was made public last week la
the funds of the Norfork and NsE
Brunswick Hosiery Company had BET,
used and lost to the extent Of s242OOa
The real defaulter is George Earle ,
son of the Treasurer, who acted as book.
keeper and banker for his father, Ja.
athan Earle.
Trade is moving along very quietly
and considering all things, the volume
Is satisfactory. Business was never
transacted on a safer basis than nov.
for both seller and buyer HDOE only
requires an implicit confidence and
sound currency to bring back again The
old times, the surplus Of oVer. production
having been absorbed.
/ The careless hammering Of fTolea
plug exploded $50 pounds ofnitrO-gl!'ei
inc in factory, at North Adams, Mass
one day last week, demolishing as
building and an unoccupied dwelling
and damaging other buildings in tb
neighborhood. Two workmen, BetJS
min Cook and John Cullen were boH
to pieces, and JohnaWallace. the fap
man, was injured, but not seriously
One Of the smartest bank robbers
done in the United States, was that $
Northampton, by which the robben =
nearly one million dollars, one haB
which is that kind Of bonds and 40
rites that are negotiable. The rob'S
gagged whole family. compelled y
cashier to give the combination 70 z
locks, and then proceeded to open
doors and pocket the funds. No red
bic clew has yet been obtained ID p
gard to who the burglars are. The H
offers 100000 if the funds shall Ter
turned and, of course, promises 70 ~
up search for the robbers when Y
shall cause the funds to be produced
Bears are said TO be very plenty
the Adirondack region, this vinter' y
four appeared in broad daylight
North Creek the other day. On SuDa'
three weeks ago, black bear snis's
the church at that place just after
minister had commenced bis serD
and walked leisurely up the Passas
way until be reached nearly the Dl'-
Of the church. The women jumps
on the top Of the seats and scresD~
all was confusion. and the service. =
to a stand-still. Bruin raised BIB
upon bis launches and calmly sur's.
the scene, and seemingly satisfied
his scrutiny. deliberately wakes
A terrible explosion Of dynamite
lowed by FIRE occurred Friday aiisi,
in the second story Of a brick DsD.
used for its manufacture at Bldak
Hilman streets, thickly settled y
borhood Of Baltimore, Nd. Ab0"
cans, containing 70 pounds o.
each, exploded in yolleys eontin0Dt
half an hour. The building ~a'
tered, the walls cIumbling 10 VIZ
last Tolley and iDjuriDg siI hreDS -.
fortunately, none seriously
the explosion the greatest eons<i'o ~