The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

rsisaJ . disturbance, we're impfsnafd
sacgsipr snd uo~ iAugassh 10 So 18Th -
pfusgtci ~ immediate rtltssa
rho l.uiiaud Misunderstanding Campany
hs. u..ae ~ As.Is uaseay. Tse Nap,iuo.
u lae cenpan, 80 80 81 $1,000 4u3 if
sotEalea, ume gvca ,hsm lhey hap tp
bc abs % pay lF8m 81 cents "a lae d5ls5
up 10 lae ia' auaaut 81 indebtedness n
thrown iuto bankruptcy ID IL doubtful
whethef more thsu - cents % the dollar
could Dc paid
II ibc Legi.htae. f. order ,0 e.eapc
constitutional provision, which pre-
vents citscf Hoaag IRON sdj5atuing over
three dsys. adopts joint resolution, ADD
aaiaurns over iOul days and draws pay
ior the time over whica il sdjaurns. what
may prevent tits ssme Legislature f51m
aai5uwiug fraW November 2la. 1876, Is
November 2ist, 1877, and drsWiug pay
during the time 80 adjourned ovefy
Haveu'l tuey lost ueir PEI diem during
these four days "Tnst'. what's The
matter
Tic Vermont department Of The meriuo
sheep exhibition al The centennial, which
opened on inc ION aud closed GA the 18th
VI Oeuber, Vas composed Of a eat load
OF six,y .one sheep selected at large 10 Tie
state The p,inoipl contributors were
A, +. Perkins aud a 4 Fuller OF Pom
fret, II. Z, Bursc. Ut Bddport, S,ickney
Brothers OF Snoruhani, aud X. j jones
u Cornwall The Wopdauck Standard
says that II j. permuiei 10 announce, 10
advance OF tle publlcuil OF The awards,
that the geutlrmon shove named won all
tbs special pdzrs, aud the only sweep
stakes prizes offered, Of which Mr.. Bur-
well took that Oh rsu,. aud Mr.. Perkins
that Oh ewes
The Wealhorsfied Tragedy stil ro-
mains mystery. The report that Car.
Lenter, who was arrested AS Gravein's
acconplice but subsequently discharged,
had turned States evidence is untrue; us
is also tue report that blood aud other
evidences of the murder had been found
Ia hi, house. Grayeliu denies all knowl-
| edge OF the affair.
A shocking accident occurred IT Char
loue, Saturday evening. Mr. William
Read, OF that place, went 10 Burlington
Ia the morning with some chickens OF
sell, and remained there the greater part
OF the day. AZ what time ho left the city
Is not known, but ia the evening his
family heard his team come into their
yard, and, on going to the door, were
horror struck to tind that the wagon was
empty aud The horse without driver.
Going up the road they found Mr.. Read
lying in the highway dead II seems
tat he feli or was thrown from his wag.
on and broke his neck, causing, Of course
instantaneous death. Mr.. Read was a
farmer, about forly.fye years Of age, and
leaves . family
Stephen Youug Of Brantlee, eleven
years old, was sweeping around the stove
IN the absence Of her parents, when her
dress caught Dire. She started on the run
for brook about twenty rods distant,
but before she reached it her clothes were
nearly all burned OF She lived until
O'Clock Sunday morning, when she cx.
pred
The sixteen thousand dollars ball IN The
case OF Reeves, charged as being be ms
tigstor ui Belmington's recent depreda-
lions, va. furnished Friday, Enos Adj
ans, prominent manufacturer OF that
village, becoming surety.
Dir. Goldsmith, one Of The fish commits
suners III the state, intends stocking the
Winposki river during this week, with
Potomac bass, one OF the finest and gami.
est fish la the country This kind were
introduced iato the Potomac liver five
years ago, and the river now abounds
taken yearly, The doctor estimates that
In five years, with proper protection, the
river will FURNISH an abundant quantity
to supply all upon the banks Of the river
but not enough TO thoroughly stock Lake
Champaign The proposition for cen
trail Matching house Tor supplying the
streams aud ponds Of the state with
pawn, will be revived this Iail.
As Milo Mack sd .i-ier were driving
from F,iiler 60 tmir h,nr ~ Fhrtiord,
SUNDAY, lbcir l'tsc was ti1zh'euei by n
horse ~ II e. C1ltDn, witch wa4 feeding
in the road Mark'- horse ran away,
throwing him from tie wagon, breaking
his back anI inf cllng thfr iainrip. 81
dragged some distance under the wngon
and badtt bruised, tUuRh Mt fttally in-
jurcd The whole cau.e OF the terrible
accident WIS thrmsA Ctltpn's clrelesa.
ness ia allowing h.hIr.e to run loose
in the road.
There is silver mine at Birch hill near
Brandon. The credulous mountaineers
have a curious tradition 80 the effect that
Ibis Eiue was worked by Spaniards,
years and years age, who were driven
away by the Indian. 10 the French aud
Indian war Sune sky years ago an
ancient Spaniard, VINO clsined 70 have
been one ~ the eiikiud workers o. the
mine, rsturncd to The vicinity and told
some wonderful stories Of tile richness
aud prodsctivene.s OF the niue, aud not
long after company was organized to