The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-11-01

A rnaaxuAal oAsglc disease hss broken
oai il s0othsru Rsssia Scarcely Gov
o. OK i len Ia many villages.
The foundasion Of ,hs Washiagton
movement i 81 n, declared 10 hs safe,
aaa The work ELL 81 o. 10 completion.
The irsi shipmtss q iresh meat frem
,his county 70 France took place last
Friday. n ,be experiment sueeocsis large
weekly shipments viii be made.
EiEbiy-sevea policy gamblers occupied
the cells of one Of The station houses 10
New York on Saturday night, and II vss
not very good day for gamblers, either
Another IRE occurred 10 St. John, y.
D., on saturday morning About 200
houses were barred. The loss Is $780,.
600. May people are homeless, ibclud-
ing many sufferers BY The FRS. Ere
Edwards Pierrepont Of New York has
resigned the English mission, his resig-
nation to take effect December
Vice President Wheeler indorses The
Presidents policy, aud believes that be.
fore the next Presidential campaign Il
will be adopted By reunited aud victo.
rious Republican party.
The brotherhood of locomotive engi.
neers ate holding their annual meeting
in secret at Boston, 1872 divisions being
represented by i40 delegates from all
over the country. There have been 10
divisions added this year, all Of them
from the West.
The Cleopatra obelisk, en- route to Lon
don, was abandoned at sea on Sunday
night IN severe gale, in which the
steamer Olga lost six OF her crew.
A terrible railway accident has occur
red on a Russian railway in the valley Of
the Don. Seven cars, containing nearly
tour hundred Abschasian prisoners on
their way TO Siberia, we're compile tely
destroyed, and not q single man of the
Abschasisns survived. They were as
| usual, Chaiheu tOgetnef,
There will be good many deductions
to be drawn from the Ohio election when
all the returns are in. The Cincinnati
Enquirer (Dem) thinks that the total
vote may not exceed 10000. 1 ESQ, the
total vote this year has fallen off more
than 200 900 as compared with the vote
Of last November. Democratic hopes for
the future which take no account of this
vote when 1t shall be called out again will
be very delusiye.
The national conneil OF the Congrega'
tional church in the United States Assem-,
bled in triennial session in the Wood
ward avenue church, Detroit, the 18th
more than $50 delegates in attendance
A paper by ex-President Woosey o.
Yale college was read by Dr. E. ii
Richardson, of Hartford, strongly advo
eating the use OF the Bible in the public
schools. President Bascom of Wisconsin
university introduced q resolution look
ing to the encouragement Of Congrega
tional colleges and state institutions.
The embarrassment Of the Bay State
iron company, of Boston, does not appear
serious, and judidous management ought
to bring IL safely hrough Its liabilities
amount to 1901 GIG; its assets to 81 ,279,
727. Its property is in real esta te, build
ings and machinery, furnaces aud mines
located in South Boston, Port Henry, N
T., and Beverly. None of this is mort
gagged The proposition OF the company
to convey lis property 70 three trustees
who shall manage IL in behalf the credit
ors, has been accepted, and means vii
be provided for meeting all the obliga
tons of the company.