The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-02
GENERAL NE us.

Ing for Charley,
II Is rumored in London that Father
Hyaointhe Is about to enter the Church
Of England.
Paris commentaries George Sand
BY naming after her the street on which
she was born, old Rue Neslay.
Charles Lambs Beaumont and
Fletcher, bearing his annotations, has
been secured by the British museum.
They say the president has invited
Gov. Hayes and his family to come and
see him at his Long Branch cottage.
The printers union of Baltimore have
reduced their prices from ten to fifteen
per cent
Fred p. Barry was crushed between
the hunters Of two ice cars on the Fitch
burg road at Somerville, and killed.
Two brothers named Denham were
shot dead at Denver, Clark county, o.,
Sunday. while resisting arrest.
The cotton mill of James +. Crowley
OF Philadelphia was damaged by fire
$4,000 worth Monday evening,
The American hosiery mills at Am
sterdam, n. \ were burned Monday
loss 100000, insured for $4,000.
The residence of Sidney n. Delapp
at Mansfield, Cattaraugus county, n.
Y, was burned Monday loss $4,000,
insurance 500, 900.
There are heavy transactions in silks
at high prices, in consequence of re-.
newed demands from Europe and
America.
Austria holds 5000 troops ready to
march for the occupation of the Servian
frontier at moments notice, and there
Ia some talk of going on 10 Belgrade.
A London News correspondent with
the Servlans at AleXinatz says The
Servlans lost 10000 men In the first
flve days fighting around the town.
The New Jersey Central railroad
loses $50, 900 by the destruction at Eliza.
beth of pier, two canal boats, and IS
loaded coal cars, on Sunday.
The grasshoppers are still very thick |
In the vicinity of Omaha, doing good
deal OF damage to vegetables and corn
planted late.
The Grand Army of the Republic in
Massachusetts will hold a parade at the
Hub, October /. There are 40 posts,
with membership of 10 900.
Larkin G. Mead, the sculptor, aud |
his sister, the wife of w. d. Howells OF |
the Atlantic, are cousins of Gov. |
Hayes.
1t is all actual fact that both Messrs |
Hayes and Wheeler have been offered |
board and lodging gratultously at sum-
mer resort hotels,
A nephew of Brigham Young Is edi. |
tor Of the Salt Lake Tribune. the Gen
tile ne wspaper, and alludes TO his I'M
Gle as IAN avarlcious old hound"
The Claremont, o., Sun knows man |
l25 years old. But his age Is not the |
never voted for Washington. In fact, |
he never voted at all.
Twenty.eight employees of the pen
sion office have been notified that their |
designations will be accepted, one |
months nay from September 10 to be
granted them.
Nine out of ten of the Servans, 1t Is |
said, refuse to have an English surgeon
opera.e on them, even though they |
know death will be the consequence of
their choice.
A duel was fought at Belgrade, Satur- |
day, between correspondent Of the |
Prague Politik and cavalry officer. |
The weapons were sabers, and both |
men were wounded.
A Catholic church in Ningknohfee
China, was recently attacked by mob
who threw combustibles among the
congregation and slaughtered numbers
tthey endeavord TO escape.
The daughter of United States Min.
lister Bingham was married, July q, to
James r. WATSON of Japan, employed
10 the japanese department of educa
ton.
Count Mum, OF France, whose cleo
tlon to the deputies was recently In
validated on account of undue clerical |
Influence, has been again elected for
Pontivy.
The members OF the Sioux peace com.
mission have all arrived at Omaha ex-
cspt Bishop Whipple and Rev. Hin
man, and expected to leave, Monday or
Tuesday, for Fort Laramie,
Several persons who participated in |
the recent lynching of Williams, the |
perpetrator of rape at Augusta, Ga, |
have been arrested and lodged in Jail, |
charged with murder
Sims Reeves, the great tenor. says |
Al al-n mil fob 70 IN In
dulge in wine or ale to improve or sus-
tain the voice. He uses glycerine. 1t |
Is case Of preferrlng one poison to an
other, the weaker one.
A waterspout burst over the humane |
establishment at st. Pauls island Oh |
the Nova Scotia coast, the 18th, de- |
stroying five buildings and killing one |
man. Two store-houses and a dwell. |
Ing are still standing, but are much |
shattered.
The secretary OF the Washington
monument society was authorized TO
executea deed transferring the property
to the 6 overnment, and arrangements |
were made for putting up boxes for
contributions to the fund In the state
buildings at the centennial.
Adair, sutler of Crooks command,
arrived al Fetterman. Monday, having
left the supply camp, Thursday, up to
which time there was no news from |
Gen. Crook. The remainder Of the |
Utes deserted Lieut.. Spencer before |
reaching the supply camp.
An Ohio man the other day, resent
fully rejecting the patronizlng compile
msnt OF a Massachusetts man to the ef.
feet that Ohio was very handsome
and vigorous young branch of the tree,
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