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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-26
Vermont state News.


CHICKEN pie soclabes are what they have now
in Middlebury o.. Edward O. Neil, of Bristol. re-
emily built MP fire and went to sleep in the
came room, and was rendered insensbe by the
smoke which escaped from the stove He was re-
susctated with difficulty. A Bristol man named
o Neil refuses to pay Loop of Whitehall n. Y.
for several hundred dollars worth OF liquor on
the ground that the contract was made in Yer
mont, and the Addison county court will decide the
question. great revival of religion is in pro
Iress at Vergennes, under the lead of the Rev.
B. Earle Old and young are coming forward, and
the inquiry meetings are attended by hundreds.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
THE Manchester journal says: woodford has
a rart, in the man who went to his employer and
lsked for reduction of twenty per cent in hi.
wages on the ground that he was receiving more
than he earned ..Tde AIaliny movement is
progressing rapidly at Bennington. About ono
thousand have already taken the pledge, including
very many fast young men of good families
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
GEORGE MrrcALF was ardoned out of St
.Iohnsbury iail, recently, by Governor Fairbanks.
Metcalf was fined for thirteen demonstrating
liquor one hundred and thirty dollars, and for as
sault forty dollars-which with costs amounted
to about two hundred dollars. He has lain in jail
about five months, and the Governor pardoned
him on condition of his pay ing one hundred dol
lars, which sum is furnished by one of Metcalf.
nails Tho presbvterinn churcb Mt sontI Rve
,,to have ballad tho pa, 1obn IL Ilo,d IN the
,,ostor.l otpce Nr tlnvdis ,,r,dnata nf prip,.a
IN, class ~
cnIrrENpEN COUNTY.
LARGE business is done By B1rlington firm
| in making wooden packing box $ to take the place
Of paper and pasteboard boxes for paper collars
tacks and fancy articles. o.. And now they do say
that Col Robert g. Ingerso ,cW lecture in
Burlington some time next month 60. At the
annual meeting of the Burlington and Iamoille
Railroad Company, at Jericho, the old board of
directors was elected, with the exception that G.
| L. Liuslev takes the place Of w Woodhouse
| tho ro,d for threa ,nontIs IA oc,ohar ts+ u,ars
| .ix tborsond fopr hundred and thirtv.two dollars
md seveptv-ei,ht cents Mr. Fredwicl, Rrown-
ell of Rurlington has within n short fine lost
three children he dinbtberia A dozon trau,ns
,re eutertai,ed nightly nj tre Rnr,,rgtou nolice
station The biennial renort Of the home for
1
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-26

RUTLANDs LAST SCANDAL. -Danie Conway
the suspected guilty party in Rutland's last abor
ton case, has been arrested and bound over in the
sum Of fifteen hundred dollars Dr. o. l.. Thomas
Of Middletown, has also been arrested
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-26

ANNUAL MEErING-'rhe annual meeting of
the Mad River Valley Agricultural Society for the
election of officers will be held in the vestry of
the congregational church in Waitsield, on Thurs
day, January 3d. 1878 at one O'Clock T.. NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-26

Boiler ENrLosloN.-on last Thursday after
noon the boiler in the large candy mandatory of
Greenfield Strauss, Barclay street, New York
city, exploded-causing large loss ol life The
ruins of the building took fire, and the amount
If property destroyed is estimated M five hun
lred Thousand dollars The greatest sacrifice of
life is confined to young girls who were at work
ON the first floor over the boiler II has since
been ascertaned that the engineer was under the
influence Of liquor at the time Of the explosion
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-26

AGRicuLruRAL-'rhe officers of the Vermont
Merino Sheep Breeders Association, aud of the
Board Of Agriculture, have arranged to hold joint
meeting in Mddlebnry, on Wednesday, Thursday
aud Friday, January 9TH, 10Th and 18th, 1878 The
annual meeting OF the first named association
will be held ON the first day, and the evening and
part of Thursday, will be devoted 10 addresses
aud discussions relating To woo-growing and
sheep breeding the remainder OF the time OF the
session, IA the dairy and other subjects
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-26

No PARADISE. Windsor county is not quite a
paradise recent grand jury there found thir-
teen indictments for rum selling, two for perjury,
and quite number Tor larceny, burglary, assault,
md careless use of firearms
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-26

ARRESTED FOR AHsoN.-Ncwton Chase, OF
Nottingham, has been arrested and put under
five hundred dollar bonds for setting fire to the
sugar house of n & II. Upton on the sth instant
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-26

INDICTED. Colonel E b. Sawyer, Of Hydepark,
has been indicted by the grand jury on u charge
of arresting liquor smugger, last summer, with
out a warrant and extorting twenty dollars in
settlement
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-26

Remember, Bancrofts Lininent cures Summer
Complaint, Cankerrash and Dphtheria 1914
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-26
r THE BAPTIST CHURCH

the children were treated u good time on Tues
day evening, and the fruits " of a tree were
distributed among them Other exercises were
held, consisting of Rotations singing, etc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-12-26

special Christmas services were held in the morn
ing, at which time the pastor based his remarks
upon the Scripture passage, :" There was no room
for them in the inn " A prominent point in the
sermon was that the hearts of men are to-day too
full of business, too full of pleasure, to afford
room for the Saviour, and therefore the true hap
piness and joy which men might experience with
Christ rs their guest are shut out the follow
ing music rendered in the morning-that at
the communion being as usual:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
NETWORK CITY.

Henry Singer. q City Marshal was admitted to
bail in $1,000 saturday by Judge Kilbreth lie was
charged by Park Murray OF Nos and Canalst with OBJ
tanning $50 false pretences
The one hundredth excursion of the Floating Hos
pta OF ST. Johns Guild took place yesterday The total NUM-
Der Of women children who have been taken on these ex
cursions is 9l8i6.
The great oyer-supply of watermellons this season
caused them be lavked about the streets on SATURDAY at
FROM two 70 eacha price which was not suu
cient pay freight.
The downtown letter-carricrs met those from up
town on Saturday the Poocs The object was TO en-
deayor their old salaries restored aud 10 be above 10
wear blue instead Of gray uniforms
Plrrcn Island boasts of n horse thirty-fiye years
old which nus,rous name Of Rosinane IL was
sent 70 than twenty ago as dead horse
and now thong blind and skeleton des work enough
to escape second condemnation
One of the branches of industry developed in this
city la,y which demands small ability and capital is the
mat trade Tho way 20 get stock walk mp 20 the front
door dwelling, take mat, home wash IT, and then
Offer 1t 90 20 e unsuspectng as new.
The Rev. John Slattery, one Of Bishop Vaughans
missionaries the conversion Of tho negro las lately ar
rived England and is staying ia this city the home
OF his Yesterday he preached at the Church Of tho
Paulst Fathers. in West sixtethsL
l. s. Grant IT,. who has been living in East Fifty
seventh on returning from visit to Albany last week,
found that gold ring valued at $50 had boon taken from his
room He suspected cambeunad Of Tho THEFT and at the
Fyseyonth Police Court she confessed her guilt
The l0ud-mouthcd agents of the Harlem boats are
great annoyance people who Fulton Ferry. lady
bosegcd by these boster0us yesterday was delayed
so long as o boat vigilance committee Of eXaspoa-
ted travellers viii De formed the nuisance is not e-
moved.
4 meeting of the Executive and Advisory Com
mttees the International Free Trade Alliance viii BE- held
Monday evening tue Of the Newlork Free Trade
club No 80 West Twenty sxthst 70 designate representa-
tvea Trade conference to be held at Saratoga
of
Great complaint is made by passengers bound for
the sea shore who take the morning boats &C Bath l. T. that
the Argo vessel used in carrying DIAL and carcasses to
Barren Island times IT. trips 10 immediately precedc the
excursion The result that the air IA poisoned with
smells, and tho days pleasure tor many women and
children Is spoiled az the outset
The revenue officers have seized thirty-One boxes
OF cgars oheroots 500 bundles OF cigarettes They
the steamship Niagara aud not being
IN the manifest removed the seizure al the Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
RAILW4Y TRAIN WRECKED.

A CULvERT WASHED AWAY BETWEEN NORWICH AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TENDER And BAGGAGE
CAR DEsIEOYED-sEVERAL PERSONS INJURED.
NORWICH, Conn, Aug. 2G.-COnductOr COdy'S
passenger train from NewLondon, which is due here
. D. H.. met with serious accident when a short dis
tance below Gohegln station, The residence Of VIM
Church, on Saturday night During the after
noon and evening the rain had been descend.
ing i'm torrents over considerable po,ion OF East
ern Connecticut, aud the streams which enter into the
Thames were swollen 10 am unprecedented height. A
calvert Mohegtn, twenty feet long and ten feet
high had been entirely washed away by the swollen
current although the track left In It's natural POI
sfion The defect Was observed until the engine
unon IT, The engine tender and baggage hurled
INTO the rayue which so flied 1t that the single
passenger car on the train WAS not moved from the
rack A. the engine went down 10 was struck by one
of the iron us WitI ouch force that the latter Venc
trted quite through the material " the boiler and into
he / terror breaking some of the lues in It's course.
Another portion OF the rail thrown Assistance OF sixty
feet The bursting Of the lue8 Instantly filed the cab
with steam and the engineer and fireman lcapcd
into the water. escaping with their lives The baggage
car was telc.coprd by the tender, aud completely
wrecked The passenger car suffered only tremendous
shock. Only passenger, Charles Bryant, of this
plare wac injured by the conclusion lie sustained q
dislOcatOn OF the right elbow.
Besides Bryant tram more or less severely
hurt. William u. Kicker. engineer OF this city, burned
on the left above The elbow the fingers and
Jeff hip badly bruised. Becbe fireman, OF New
London, face aud both arms and legs badly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27

burned John Nolan OF New-LOndon, car Inspector
vino was i'm the baggage car received CON-
pound commnued fracture Of the right leg between the
knee and ankle Toe checmastcr in the freight once t
Nev-I london sustained fracture of the thigh Nathan
Palmer the extra fre ghr conductor sustained fracture
az The right arm below the elbow, and had MS hcad III
urcd baggage master Michael Curey OF this place was
badly bruised. The wounded men were careu lor ny
surgeons summoned from this city, ana u Is SRPeo.
mar NH ill recover During the same storm when car
ricd away the culvert I'm Preston, across te
river from this city, suddenly, oyer0wed s Danhs
and COMPLETELY inundated house occupied by negro
family named TOeett. The older members OF the tahS
escaped but q child years Of when was sleep
inc I'M one of the oWer-roOns swept from the mousse
nv tIe water and drowned Is body found to-day
at Montyil.e eight miles down the river
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
LATEST FROM SENATOR MORTON

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 27-12:30 A. NAT 10
o'clock last night Col Holloway Informed a
swarm OF reporters that Gov. Burbank's residence
would be closed for the remainder Of the
night unless the Senator's condition should
grow worse, in which event they would be admit
ted This action is for the purpose Of allowing
the family and portion Of the attendants, much
needed opportunity for rest The representative OF the
Associated Press. however, was informed at midnight
that the Senator was sleeping well, and had de-
veloped no unfayorable symptoms The profess
sonal nurses expect a continuation Of the Senator's
present favorable condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
cexrrA1 pARK AnrEoRoLoaIcAL oBsERvAT0R
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


Asior House-The Hon: Henry W. billiard a., or
n, r Of PENSIONS Gabriel de SibOurg, French Nce.C
mi NJ Richmond capt p. Milford Of ENGLAND vest
,iofr Uofei-pr0f o. s. PIERCE Harvard College,
,,as5r Hstsi-sis Gen. Raban Of England A2glnfn
,sCol Charles Tracey RobnsOn's SUR
terrnt Kgrsc-Judge G.. c. Pratt OF san FRANCISCO re-
yogrf g,-GcorgC Peabody Wctnorc Nehtd iotft
Gfn n T. Cngnan OF North Carolina. Erertt HoiHs
Mai A. - Nicholson of the L. s. Marine Corps: Il
Ccr1f T9faI-Capi r. III. Gordon Of the British Army ''
Gtl.eg H0use-Lieut commander John Z. AeAnett u y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27

ExpERTO CREDE.-Iourist (on approaching
hosiclryE "Wnat viii you have, oachmauf" DIiScE
voc drap 'whuskey, sir, thank YOU Tourist IAN
night. II at down. aud seud 10 ont 20 YOU" Driver ::
INA, na, ge me the saXpenoc. They'll gle You an unco
sna' glass! Punch.
A youngster at the table the other night
asked bic mother II sausagcs ripe yet and Told
that sausagcs did lf0w. 60 Yes they do" raid he
stouty, for whole branch Of green ones III a
fruit today" IL necessary 10 enligtcn him
with regard W the difference between bananas and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27


THE QUESTIONS At ISSUE BETWEEN TUE PARTIES
CAMPAIGN SPEECHES BY SENATOR MATTHEW'S
GEN GARFIELD AND JUDGE WEST.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
ATHENS Ohio. Aug 2G.--The Republicans formally
opencd the campaign at this place yesterday alter
noon. About 1000 people assembled on the Uni
versitv grounds. aud were addressed by the Hon.
Stanley Matthews His speech was listened to with
marked interest although it might be considered too
elaborate for the usual political gatherings After
MIR Matthews had concluded, Judge west candl-
date for Governor, was introduced and was received
with great applause. Tie thanked the audience Tor
the kind generous reception. and regretted tha nc
had only few moments in which 20 address them as
he was obliged 10 be in Marietta in the evening lie
Touched Messrs Pendleton and Ewing to the quick.
He said il was his privilege-but ne could not say
pleasure-to hear portion of two speeches dehV-
erred NJ the capital of the State few evenings ago.
and that if he believed the statements in them to
be true he would rather be Hottentot than an
American. "Did / believe that my Government
free America, was grinding down the poor man
that the Government of this, onr free Repub-
lie. our great Nation, was run was Delng
managed was administered in the interest OF
the rich against the poor, l would rather
be the most abject slave than acknowledge
that was an American citizen. These speeches are
n SANDER to the good name Of our country, ana an
insult TO every American citizen. Read them ON the
Rhine: carry them to the blue Danube, and let the
Turks and Russians peruse them; what an idea
would they have of our boosted civilization
in other countries! They would at once
bring about instruction and boodshed. 1t speaks
well for our intelligence that these addresses
among Democrats and large number of working
men. were feebly applauded" The Democratic
party he said were pandering to the lowest passions
of the people insulting the American name and
Government for the sake of mere party success and
heappeaed to the people not TO be deceived and not
~ endorse the insult. Judge Vests speech, though
short. was received with great applause, and has
strengthened the Republicans here. Gen. CARRIED
made speech, which was we'll received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27

The system is often 50 rapidly reduced by q
severe attack OF Darroa. other ae lion o. te Bowels -
10 rst ao. beyond reach ~ medicine before e pAs
c4 realize the uecess o. looking about him fora reme{
Rctter keep by YOU DRsJAfSE5 CAnnhAIFE bAaAN sAa
Asiatic Cholera, Cramps, Dyseuttfs tic l
thus be prudeuy prepared " treac these complaints on 'e
frs. QtlrAuce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OK me
- Gcucr9uye Organs radically and speedily cureL once
hours 10 g. IIEN igY A. DANIELS MD. IA LeXu%oal'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
lAunO,lnccmenJs.l

Chils, HoLWlN's PAD is not only rr.even>
tive nm Dr0upt ana radical Of every form Jl Malaria
and B.lIOusaess. Depot O0 Maid. niauc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27

Scientific men say that the cellars of oil
dwellings, snond oe hrrmeticy sealed against moisture,
dampass and ground atmosphere send 10 l. nv" % 'oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
OHIO REPUBLICANS.
NAsS.,rrrTTVG AT ATUEVS.

NASS-NEEIING At AIIENo'
THE QUESTIONS AT ISSUE BETWEEN TUE PARTIES
csNpuGV SPEECHES by SENATOR MATTHEWS,
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE TO NLxt or KIN, wnO ARR ATfano
~ rnt believed to be In America and Austrsli~.
To Michael Doyle. who was In America about Is
ago; Ellen Loughrey. OF New York. daughter OF Bsrnats
Lougrcy and Elcn Lougbrcy otherwise Doyle, who
last heard from In Galveston Texas and Tcrcss
Wade otherwise Doyle vito OF Joseph Wade OF Melbourne
Australia.
IN tho goods Of Michael Doyle late OF ~ and - Pill
lane Ia the county OF the city OF Dublin ireland, iron
and steel merchant. deccasod. intestato.
Notice Il hereby given 20 the statutes 22d and
I'D Vic chap 3d. entitled AN act to amcDd1 tho Law 81
property and roticvo that all persons claiming
20 be KIM the descendants Of the next o KIN 81
tho said Michael Doyle, the before mcnoned, deceased
vho died before the nth day OF February 1877
bofure 2jth day OF March, 1873. and
prove their CLAIMS dtstribuve share Of the
the said Michael Doyle under tho tho drbw
~ the and effects OF intestntcs Now thi.
particularly give notice, that unless tho SAID Michael
Doyle Ellen Ioughrey and Teresa AIDE. otherwise Doyl
Il living, their descendants, IL dead three Of the
lawful children 81 the said deceased Michael Doyls
theroin do come in aud establish their claims
a share OF tho OF the deceased, on or before
the said 18th day Of March. 1875, Anne Doyle OF
Phi lane. spins,ct. and Fanny Nolan otherwise Doyle
wife William NOLAN OF Pembroke quay. both in tho
city Dublin ireland. who the
deceased administration OF tho goods chatels
effects Of the said dcces herein forth
OF tho PRINCIPAL registry 81 Her Msicstys Court Probate
In Ireland the 9Th day Of June 1871 WILL scr said
18th day OF Arch 1873 distribute tho assets OF
ttod and they, the said Ammo Doyle and Fanny Nolan
shall not DO nnswcrabie Accountable liable In
Whatever or 90 OF the foregoing parties or to any
their next OF KIN. or TO other person whom c
edge Of their cnims all having claim "a
make will forward them the Undersigned solicitors whs
hS solicitors for the admnsrnrixcs OF the deceased
Dated tnis "a day OF Aucrsr is5, ,-,., 49,
ssd Anne Dsyle and Fsan, Nessas hsseh-~H
GnaS. dublin.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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EUROPE

STUTTGARI. GEkMANY.-NEw CONSERVATORY or
Dhu.c Tor Artists and Amateurs. This celebrated ins
ton Tor musical instruction In all Its branches under tho
drcctorhp OF Professor W. speidci has thoroughly
rcmodccd It's course OF instruction and completed It's corps
Of renowned professors whom find snch
William VI Schumacher. 1T New york fame; o. iiackt. VI.
Scirs 5c @c recommends itself to tho patronage ~ the
American public The lessons given ~ English French
or Gepman a. tho option OF tho pupils Address Professor
W. SPElDEl Rcimburgstrasso 3f3 stuttgart Germany.
References MessIr stcinwny sons Messrs Chckcring
sons the Rev Henry NJ Field, Mr. w schHrfcnborg. Mr.
Ma York - - "
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AUGUST 20. lo77.-WITH SUPPLEMENT.

AMUSEMEyTs.
WALLAcK's' LSb" THOMPSON.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
GREAT SUCCESS
OF the Queen of Comedy aud Burlesque,
LYDIA THOMPSON
her famous
COMEDY AND BuRLEsQUE COMPANY
who will
EVERY EVENING DURisi TIE WEEK,
in the celebrated burlcsuue Of
BLUE BEARD,
presenting evory Of tho mammoth organisation.
Now scenery. Music and DarMing Costumes
Overture at X o'clock precisely.
Carriages may be called ~ 10 10
Ready Tor production entirely Burcsque entitled
OXYGEN.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
OPOOLE DONNELLY ........ .Iessecs and Managers
RESERVED SEATS ONLY 500.
Last week OF
NIB. JOSEPH MURPHY
In M"rsden's beautiful Play,
enthusiastically received by
uxcr,,uxr fu,I ana f'shionsS,s spdisnesa ,.,
MATiNEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
FRIDAY EVENING.
benefit of Mr. Joseph Murphy.
GRAND DOUBLE BILL.
Box Office open daily from q A. VI. o 10 y NJ
nALY'S FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
1JProprtctor and Manager. Mr. AuGUSTtN DAILY
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WINTER IN JAMAICA-BOARD FOR TWO "a
w lies from October to May. at Iangucanea, four mi
from Kingston highest references given and expected
dress y. Atlas steamship Office. SO w all ".
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nALY's FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
DProprietor and Manager. Mr.. AUGUSrIN DAILY
- Mr. DAILY oegs TO announce that no WILL BKGIE. on
Tuesday evening September 4, 1877 his NINTH REGU-
LAR SEASON: After q thorough renovation tho theatre
VIII reopen with an important and novel atera tho
auditorium and with tho production, for tho FIRST TfMk
entitled,
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Last Matinee Saturday
Las; M .;s on Saturday Lass WEKK But ONE.
70 friday Evening. August ~ -AUruORS BENEFIT.
, Saturday Evening. September l-Mr PARsLOE'S