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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-28

PoTTsvnLE, January ~. Dispatches this eve
ming from burning mine at Vaudeville, say that
gangs of men are still working, day and night, to
be successful in heading off the fire by tomorrow
night. 1t will take many weeks to get the mine
in working order
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-28

workmanship. Their freight comes to Lvermore
station, 10 miles distant from the tsnnery, Their
freight amounts to about 200 tons per year. They
have machine to glass the skins; with that
man will finish 1000 skins per day. They will
distribute about $500 the winter among the
farmers for bark. 1t Is brought from to 10
miles, as they use little more thon any other
firm. One day last week there were "a loads of
bark hauled there. They have at present bought
coo cords and viii buy small amount more In
conclusion we would lay that the senior member
of the firm gave US a very polite invitation to in
spect the works, aud TO him we are indebted for
cour,eses received.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-28
The Returning Board Case.
The Sheriff and His Deputies
Arrested.

Attorney General Devens Gives Instruc-
tons Not TO Interfere with the state
Courts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-28
local anu State Nous.

There is = prospect now of skating again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-28

The subscriber takes this opportunity to inform
his friends and patrons that he has removed to
his store,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27
ptsAyrRpos rtuK ~ srRneFtEtp.
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The buildings q DE Springfield
Norrl,y Works were totally destroyed
by Gre Tuesday evening About an
hour after the wotkmen len The build
ing tor The day. Gre was discovered in
the second story Of lhc wood shop by
the tic walcamAu. who immediately
gave tie alarm. Before the Ere depart
meat could respond the Gre had spread
into the paint shop aud il was evident
that al the buildings were doomed
Streams were SOON playing from the
several force pumps and engines, aud
every one was endeayoring 70 save
property, bat as il was uotrcm0ved far
enough away al frst not much was
saved The shops, barns, buildings,
machinery and stock have all been
burned, The heat was 80 intense that
several buildings. all over the village,
and the covered bridge caught FIRE. Aid
was telegraphed from Charleston and
Chester Several were overcome from
heat but none fatally injured as far as
known. The business Of this company
was in fourishing condition and man
uiactured children's carriages, sleds
and toys; the collar box business for
merly cirIied on in Perkinsville having
Just been added TO these works. The
books were removed from the safe, so
all the accounts Will be saved. One
hundred and twenty working men have
been thrown out Unemployment. There
was an insurance Of twenty thousand
dollars on the property il having just
been reduced ten thousand. The loss
will be about seventy FIVE thousand dol.
lars the wooden mill was in great dan
/ ger but was saved by the efforts OF the
inhabitants. Springfield has never seen
so disastrous a fire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27
MANCHESTER

MAJ sartwell Prentice aud family Of
|Albany will stop through thc summer
,onths 81 II i Uiley's.
Several Of our citizens have been
|pendiug : day Or two At Boorn pond
Filh fair success With The rod
REV MT Hawks Of naydehyille,
lass. will again supply the pulpit Of the
congregational church next Sunday.
REV. s. s. Mitchell, d. D., and fami-
y Of Brooklyn, \ A., are spending the
ammer Ia Manchester, At T. Perkins.
-summer visitors begin to arrive, and
L needs only few days Of right down
.ot weatherio bring ibcm inwilh rush
TIE late frost did considerable injury
y The flowers 10 Dellwood cemetery, but
4 begins to pat on lis usual attractive APP
|sesFanee.
la regard to the anoaut Of milk
|nentioned by cur SYNDICATE correspond
ul list week Il should have been twelve
Nd fourteen thousand pounds Instead o.
5 many Hundreds.
--ConslAble Smith bss tie town tax ior
be pFescni year which should be paid 10
BIN 90 o. before August 10th, a., BY
ole Of The town there il an adllglou o.
0 per cent alter that dale, or per cent
|cn the grand lisi.
AT the oaaeas, Saturday evening, 4
=. Miner, l.. Manson. Il Amss and +,
y Walker sere chosen delegates 10 tbs
|Dstfi5i Convention ii vefgcunts. and
D. X simouds, T. } nssiey, Il. ".
|Dsan aud } c Blaekmtr alicrusies.
An eEeanioa 20 Hoos4t iuuuei, CON
posed q people ising GU The Iiue Of tb,
|Btnnlngton and gntland railroad. i
talked Of There sfe aae picalc gr0audI
ncAg the wersttFn entrance aud $ rio,
|ilrough She tuunel viii b qails novtlsy
-Ges Nj Groai, sgeus q ihs AMER
an Mlssionslg seeietg, oeesped il
|CougfsrAiloaal pa4plt ssn8sY msrnln,
nd Rev, j vi. CAApmaa Of seward, n
\ !, Ia ihe eYeu.ng Mf. Chapman grad
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

II il claimed that Vanderbilt exhibited
great nerve and shrewd business sagaciiy
in the purchase OF stocks aud railroads
controlled BY bin. Yet, whenever be
made aninvestment be received IN return
an equivalent either az biz own, or as
collateral security. DIR. X. v. Pierce has
invested many hundred thousand dollars
IN advertising, depending entirely upon
the superior merits Of bis goods for Sc
curity The unparalleled popularity Of
bis family medicines, and the annuai ~.
crease IL their sale, attests IN arguments
stronger than words Of their purity aud
efficiency II the blood be impoverished,
the liver sluggish Or there be lumors,
blotches, aud pimples, DR.. Pierce's Cold.
en- Medical Discovery will effect speedy
aud perfect cure. II the bowels be con
stlpaied use Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pafga-
tive Pellets. Debilitated females suffer
Ing with those peculiar drsggiDg-dowu
sensations and weaknesses, VIII find Dr.
plefce's Fayorite Prescription q cafe and
certain remedy Prompt relief and per-
manent cure have 80 universally followed
it, use, that The doctor now sells Il nnder
positive guarantee.
OAKLAND, D0Vgiass o., OrtgoA.
DR. PfERcE, Buffalo, n. T..
Deqr SIR Your Golden Medical Dis
covery has cured nay daughter 81 goitFe,
after many physicians hsd failed To-.
closed please fud : y ~ for a copy u The
People, Common sense Medical Adviser.
With Us Il takes tho place 81 TIE family
/ physician. Yours truly,
AARON ALLEN.
/ NJ. VERNON, OHIO, July ", 1876
DE- PlEhcE, Buffalo, y. T.:
Dear .yfr-F0uF bottles 81 your Favor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

FurNp, stop that cough Do not neg.
lect a Common Cold even for day, Il
may eud IN Consumption and death
REV. N n nuwN's EtNiR has cured
thousands, both Old and young; and u
will cure yen, IL taken freely and IN sea
son. This ElNW has been before The
American people YoErl.sN fFARs, aud
has never failed 60 give relief 70 all who
have used Il. II has won Us way BY ATT
TAI SERVICE, until II has become house
hold friend ia thousands Of our best
lamilics Regular physicians use aud
recommend L.. ClerHymon and All pnh.
DO speakers arc is best patrons. Railroad
Employees, mach exposed to colds,
coughs etc, should always use IL, Farm.
ers Lawyers, Merchants and every body,
old aud young, speak highly IN its praise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27
You must cure tnst Cough.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself IT has established the
tact that Consumption can be cured,
while for Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, aud all diseases of Throat
aud Lungs, IL is absolutely without an
equal, Two doses win relieve your child
OF Group, IT, is pleasant to take aud per.
feclly harmless TO the youngest child, aud
no mother can afford TO be without i.
You eau use two thirds Of a bottle aud Il
what we say Is not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts. 90 cts. and
800 per bottle. 4 your Lungs are sore
or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Wait n Hard, Manches'
ter aud Factory Point, VT.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Consii.
paled, have you a Yellow Skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, so don't fail to
use SHlLOH'S SYSTEM VlTALXER
1t il guaranteed to relieve you, and will
yon continue TO suffer when You can DO
cured on such terms AS thesoY Pfice 10
cts. and rs cts. Sold by Wait n Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "llACkME.
TACK is rich and fragrant. Try IL.
Sold by Wait e. Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

los W &. DuNToS, Chief Judge,
los on. 4. +. G i',il' Assistant Judges
omN v ilAu, Clerk
pawn CE0ruT Sheriff
~. b. surLDoN, ststts Attorney.
The rcmsinug criminals were taken
lto court, Friday, aud sentenced as fol.
Spws.
Hiram Kent tor receiving and concesl.
Blg stolen goods, ono year ia states
sfison.
Edgar G. Dunbar Oh one indictment
~ burglary, four years In states prison.
Fred Woodward on one indictment for
urglary, seven years Ii states prison.
james N Atwood for assault with in
mt 70 Kill, seven years 10 states prison,
Mrs. Mary j Dunbar for receiving and
eslins stolen goods 10 an amount less
ban a., sentenced to pay fine Of $40
znd costs Of prosecution, which amount
8 4 IL All 10 about my dollars.
David Bartlett plead guilty TO the
fence Of sloning train OF cars last
friday night aud was sentenced to states
rison for one year.
4 The divorce case Of Hall -. Hall oecu'
led The attention OF tie court for nearly
week. Though the sessions Of the
ouri we're held With closed doors this
bet rather added 10 than de,racled from
be interest the case bad in the eyes OF
be public Both parties are intimately
Connected with some Of the best families
b Bennington county, The case was
ought bitterly at every step, eminent
oansel being employed on both sides, 4
n Park, L. Il. Hard, W. G. Yeszey, J,
Martin, J H Ba,chelder aud A. T..
lyman for Mrs. Hall, aud G. N. Dayen-
ofi, A. b. Gardner, I. sibley aud n, B.
All Tor Mr. Hall The case was argued
y Wesley aud Hard for the wife and
~ Davenport Tor the husband. The
iie sought divorce on the ground Of
nolerablc severity on the part Of The
husband, but after careful consideration
&c court failed to hnd proof Of intoIer.
bic severity within the meaning Of The
aiule aud refused 20 gran, bill. The
ace goes 70 the supreme court on cXcep.
0us and The custody Of The boy fcmaiuI
ilh The mother with the privilege o.
isiling the father a. often as he chooses
his ease concluded the business snt
cort closed Wednesday n, O'Clock.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

" PEsrEnrD 10y an Eruption use 6LESS's Sui.
PHUR soar, tho ruling specific for diseases, II.
ritaton and abrAsions Of the skin, aud a moat
sal1tary beAutiAer Of the complexion This ad.
mirable article il an Inexpensive substitute for
sulphur batha. and is equally ~ effective In ban.
isLing cutaneoua maadios, and relieving tho
pangs Of rheumatism and govt. hednoss and
roughness, tan, freoklts, pimples, and indeed
every imperfeetion Of the outicle IL entirely re-.
moved by IL IL is ayouchod, by ladies who have
have used ID, to be the most effective means OF
clarifying and softening the skin that they have
ever Employed; its health promoting properties
are widely recognized by medical men, and
evinced in its bohalf emsnatiDg from other and
equally respectable sources, preclude any feA.
souabie doubt az TO the gcnuinenoss ofits claims
TO public confidence, Clothing and linen from
the sick room is disiniected by II, and Il prevents
eontagi0n when the danger Of obnoxious dis
eases has been incurred by contact, b0rea and
ulcers, that resist the operation Of salysB and
lotions are healed by 1t, and i soon relieves the
swelling and pain caused by bruises and sprainH
Tho opening Of the pores, resulting from tho
&holesomo stimulation Of the superficial blood
vessels that it produces Is the effect beat oalcu-
lated to case tho circulation when oyerheAted,
and carry on those offensive examinations which
disfRuro the outicle aud render existence state
Of mar.yrdom while they remain. Erupuons,
ailments that ointments will not cure, are en-
tifely eradicated by dLESSs suLrnUR Soar. Sold
by Druggists 5-iN
HnLs Ham WmsKEB DYE, Black ar Brown.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

!, makes 10 difference how many fhy'
de.Ans, 81 bow mutb medicine yoa have
tried. d j. BOW Gn established fact shSl
German Svrup i The opiy remedy which
las given campietc satisfaction Ia severe
cases Of Lung Diseases. Il j. true tbcre
are vet thousands % persons who are pre-.
disposed TO Throat aud Lung Affections,
Consumption, llemogrhagps, Asthma, Sc
vcfo Colds settled on The Breast, fnea.
mouia, Whaoping Cough, &c, who have
no personal know edge Of Busehcos Ger
man Sygup To such We would say that
50,oo0 defen were cold last year without
one complaint Couumptlyes Try Just
enc bottle Regular siEe cents. Sold
by al Druggists In America
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

HENRY & JoHNsoN's ARMcA ASH On
LrN1uENr is an external remedy for man
or beast, for curing Wounds, spraius,
Strains, Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Burns and
Ulcers Of every kind, including skin Di-
seases generally; and while i,s npplica.
ton is harmless aud never painful, IT.
effects aremost wonderful, As a FAMILY
LiNfMENr II meets the wants Of every
household. Warranted to satisfy all who
usp II
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27
nave You YerIow Eyest

Bakers Mandrake Bitters willcertain-
" cure YOU If you have any Liver diff
Guilty, Indigestion, constipation, pain in
the right side, try these Bitters at once
and see how much good you can receive
for 20 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

.nsstsasos . htrLssu nk4LNA ~
WafgE tsfff1ffff aifz
Sfset ns ErsNkt r0ss YNERonT.
vfsfn. L.sss Hs~shsstsss
SO GNNTn
sfE te Hsaf
Ne "a fssH
MH
81 Nfia Hffrtts
8na fEW
fgt ktr
Nfs faft Etgfsff.
$50 NEha EaTfssf
H ka1gUh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

Ice FrcWfp iiap hAs stinif cafrd NV
wife. We employed three aacfoni ply
ssclsnt and many remedies, but ioaaa no
reAcG With thankful heart / am,
Ever YNur Nscna,
AtGt ST MAkliiNG.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27
REMINGTON AND RUTLAND
RAILWAY,
SUM MER ARRANGEMENT
TRAINS LEAVE MANCHESTER

MOVING SOUTH;
6 20A. M-Ffom Rutland for Bennington Troy,
and New York
u &c ?. M.--Eapress, New York aud 81. Adams
via Troy,
II IS ,. Might E1prosst Montreal, Ogdcns-
burgh aud Now Y0ff via Troy
co r. NJ. For Bennington.
TRAINS LEAVE ron THE NORTH
gaA m.-Night Express, New York and Mon
treal and OgdensbuTg
10 IL A. b. From Bennington and Troy for
Montreal and OgdenEburg.
Q u IN. New YORK and Montreal Express.
l8P.M.-M MIXED, Bennington for Rutland.
The train connecting with the up Aecommoda-
ton leaves Troy AZ 80 a, N. connecting With
The night trains from New YORK.
The night express leaves Now York att % p. m
via Troy, Manchester . ~ 3, NJ, AID rune
through 10 Montreal.
Sleeping cars are attached 70 both night trains.
Dfaaing room cars are attached 70 day cypress
between 81. Adams and New YORK
Tickets aud checks through . al important
points.
Connects Al state Line will trains for Troy
New York sud all points south and west, aud nitii
trains Tor North Adams AMI tho Tunnel al Hut
land with trains for AL points north ami east
~ q, WHITE, sugenHtendent.
North Bennington VI, April 10th. 1879 i3-ff.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27


sltsF frem barsst b 8tEtf f58sf fat5.st Daily
q Is Asata gfaetes
nsa. hasra 9fg 6flErssf. A.
% Hsfv Fftlff
AZ, .uses b lfsvtt ls a. q d
sa1as. Bsasss gesa 5tvasess &C..
gr b Wtr, Triar
gysFat y Mtsekf8ltf safett &sTt y Gay.
.tsaesasgs AS ~ aye - 20 ~
ktfnHsfes leaves Ws-s ktrtsf rtarstd depot
aet6aYs D afesfft $40 eHtaf5tIf A. 3i q.
.leg sfrfti e Asw fufs trails FsstF hafta.
Pwa. kss.3ays iasaa~rg. tasher, A..
Lssa Dstts rfeFrttqE
fg5sss Al Ma 1es}sf - head aVFz3 MagaAgs
asmesAsys tN8 Fr.8sse s8 GFsm
i.tressfHa. istrff MsarhesiEf railroad aefai
.atnaAfs Th0fs3agt sea hAtgf4a3s - lI a. R,
iisr sfg4fti q 81 . A. y ifsia esi1E North.
Ft Lse8aaszgrg By Caaasr.
d. .. Cuprls, pfagrttof
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27
FACroKY POINT


The strawberry sociable Lac, Thurs
day evening was suceess.
Mrs CoIburn aud daughter Of
Detroit, Mich, are visiting q, Col. NJ. s.
CoIburuis
Mrs. y j.. NJ. Sanderson and son
from Mesl6cld, Mass, are visiting her
brother, ". ., Marsh.
Thomas noyt is Improving tie com.
fort and convenience q bis residence By
toe addition o. wing.
The Rev. Mr., Pratt Of Dorset, occu-
pied he pulpit 81 the Baptis, church last
sunday very aoeeptSbly.
"A Young child of Joseph LspoInt was
very severely burned b. Its Globes taking
Gre on Tuesday Of this week.
DIR Page, oar veterinary surgeon, i
FefY busy now having an extensive prae-
lice 10 ibis and other towns
Tbs Colbufn House dId good busi.
Bess lbroagh court lime, lhe plAlB,ia 10
she HAL case and al q Der counsel and
{ witnesses sloppisg here.
Ar, CyIas assgrts il 10 charge Of
Tbayeg's Hotel O. says eysvy body wna
calls =. ,h4s iamous h0s,elria shall receive
the fqukFess Had Of lFeaiment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

A band of - o. % gypsies dlsiurbs tie
tranquility 81 Caledonia county people.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27


bCTH ~ rtslfaa1 ~ hUw lerk, AtlAuy Troy
hauth aht West - 84 e. Az.
JHfH ~ fsiifsat for AatAu3. HuflrEioH
karth AnG kAtt ~ f.N
|HANYiIIE mall D. stage r.asss As % &c O. g..
Usr OFFICE ogsu ffau gt.m taaKN.
ale from tbs NeYgA arrive ~ the posi alsss
tNfn
labs ffem rs seaih arrive Il ihe Fosi cheo
- Q9FN
ais ~ Perm. iaha grove, pondriilt, JanAica
Ae - stage close al Hkeiofy Point Poet 81.
Gss a. ~ IS Eatsdsys, Thagsdsys ahd SAT.
HFdEys
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

Amount paid, While ., has uol disclosed
any worse oopaltloa q IhinKs thAn was
known 10 exist before ne cEamiusiion,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27
BONNEVILLE.

Mrs. v Benson is slowly recovering,
There will be Grand Ball on the
evening Of the 4ih Of July at the town
ball 10 this place Music furnished by
Fsile aud Parker's band
The locating survey for the new rail-
road has progressed from Brattleboro
through the town OF Newfane and will
reach Londonderry in due time.
"A good number OF friends aud rela.
tives of the parties assembled at the resi-
dence Of the Hon. A. +. Graham, June
20tl, to witness tho marriage Of his
youngest daughter, Emms j. Graham,
and Orrin X. Sutherland Of shushan, N.
Y. The service was performed by Rev.
Orris Pier After the customary congrat-
ulations and a sumptuous repsst the hap
Ply pair LETT for their new home, being &c.
companied by most Of the company for a
portion of the distance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27
: Haying lie begun.

HAying 10 begun.
-Mrs, David Harlow isyisitiug friends
10 New Hampshire.
Corn is looking well considering the
irosls and cold nights
Potato bugs are plenty aud are daily
picked from tho fields By The thousands
-Fisbefmen who spenl 81 night 8, ,he
river aud bnfn our fences are a. much i
nuisance a. the bag.
Oar stsge driver IL oui With a cover
ed vehicle which will be convenient on s
wet day. sHccess 10 him.
Ne notice Mr.. Joseph Fem 10 tow
sgsln. Whether he comes to assist hi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

nsssI,cros COUNTY counr

opsn ,fausA tosf.&
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27

Hay crop more than an average
Joel Lyon fcll from the high beams
20 the stable floor 10 his barn, last week,
injaring bis right bip.
Rev. Mr.. Scott Of Palmer, Mass.
preached ID the Congregational chnreh
last sunday. Mr. Scott is q casdidate
and The committee are al work TO raise q
suflislen, salary TO support him one year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-27
Local Intelligence.

THURSDAY nsE @
The Sedalia weekly bazoo., 1878-12-24

For Dooskeeper Of the House, Mr.. John
C. Arthur. Of Warsav, Benson county. is BY
all odds The most accepsable msn Who hiss
yet announced his Intention Of being can
didste for that ofkce. A lifelong Demo-
crat, and . man Who has maintained the
isstses Of principles By . steady, nodest
sdhessnce, IN the darkest hour. to the faith
that hss proved triumphant be certainly
bsings letters Of adhereocy and devotion Of
principle. An hoo"red citizen and reapect-
"a man, be will bring 10 the Office to which
he asPirss I'll those attributes Of honesty,
e6ciescy and industry that can insure the
public veal. The elecsion of Mr. Arthur
10 this poaitioa would reflect honor upon
The Democracy and the State.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo., 1878-12-24
A FOUL MURDER.


San Antonio Express. Dec. u.
A fev veeks ago Mexican living on
the Sous, about nineieen miles west Of the
city, vent u his employer and obssi"ed 8
which vas due him. He thereuPou ve"'
ar sid be y uld eo TO the Nedian. o.
the following Wednesday Mr.. Mexican sp.
peared Al his home newly clad and siih .
bran nev ak shooter. . nev saddle. nee
pair lsRxins and other new ihinEa. This
sudden rise Of the fellow 10 . condiiioo ol
comfort aroused suspicio" on the part oi
his neighbour. The election hsd P.s.ed
and 1, v.s not thought ihst The Aexicsa
had been favored BY politicians With the
means to obtain the articles which he hsd
purchased. He vas questioned and said
that he had won money gambling IN San
Antonio and bought the articles At pawn
shop. But time sped on. and the day BE-
fore Yesterday sGn Of the men vho owned
. certain old yell near where The Nexi-
can vas employed, paced near il.
There vere evidences Of the earth
having been dug up about the brink Of the
veil, which struck the boy, Who proceeded
10 investigate the csuse. The boy thereuP-
on left ard reported TO h,a father tha, there
Wa change in the old veil. This Va
last Sunday. The father repaired tn the
veil and found buried in il the body of .
msn in an advanced state of decomposi-
iion. This intelligence Vas reported TO the
authorities, and Juasice Shields yesterday
repaired to the place. The body which
was still in the we'll, was raised 70 the sur
face, when an inquest vas held result,nG in
. verdict placing the responsibility Of the
murder upon one Desnentrio, Who Vas
found guarded by the eitisens.
The yell is only shouI 800 yards from
main Castroville road. and about 200 yards
from . corn crib where Oemetrio slePt OF
nishts. There 10 no house or hsbisstion,
. We this CRIB, within . mile of the place
A strsnse horrs appeared in the vicinity
about the time Demetrio was discharged,
and taken up By . man living near By. vho
has to this day not found IN owner. Eve.
~ indication il that this Mexican met m
unwary traveller. slew him and threw him
into this veil, OF, perhaps. murdered soo.e
one Who slept With him in the corn crib.
The murder, At all events. Vas most foul.
and IL the assassin has been found, he
should be hung ~ high ~ Haman.