Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-11-08
IN GENERAL.

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wv 'han any o'ner A'a'c III 'ne H'on Ign
Teen hiliohs OF 'ni7 repr' Sei'S the cost Oh tiie
hoosac tunnel IInnsyINai'' H''S net ueut
OF Sl4, ,UUo, uu', ana New loFk only her canal
deot OF S''ooo'ooo'
postmaster General hey iounH curing ms
recent u .ilP 10 C"liLoril" 'iia' t"Pio9eis gen
erhlly nhCu tne OnlloSe laooIois nnu nv spohe
very hghly oi lheir industry ana ihtelugthce.
Inc opposiuoh 10 the Ccles'i"lS was almost
en'irely uue 10 'ne iOl'l''""S'
A Confederate monument was unveiled
at Augusta, Ga, last week Thursday: Gov
ernor Colqmtt, Alexander Stephens and other
prominent gentlemen wtre present Inc
STARS ana otTlpeA anu tne o'"IS anu b",S "t'e
ulehueu' anu suTilOuIteu - an oiNc oiHn'H
anu tho WI" Ae"1o'
In the autopsy had on the brain ot Nobel
ing the ~ould-be assassin oi emperor " lAiahi'
the skull was found to be obhquely shaped,
as is often found in persons of unsound mind,
though the brain appeared normal
The study Of 1.-THE science and geometry
of dress otherwise dressmaking-is about TO
be introduced IN the A and Il intermediate
grades Of the Indianapolis schools. While the
girls are engaged IN this study the boys in the
schools will occupy themselves III drawing.
A Sunday school convention at Shoe Heal,
n. c., was brought TO tragic close the other
day by the sudden death of Rev. DR. Baker,
one of the most prominent ministers in the
State and so years old, who fell back while in
the midst of a glowing description of the joys
of heaven and expired with the words: Il
have preached my last sermon
Sad news comes from Morocco. The L.
S. Consul at Tangier, says that cholera, small
pox and malignant fevers are carrying off the
people by hundreds Tho people are also dy-
ing of starvation in the streets of Tangier,
and those who can are fleeing from the city.
While the merchants are selling breadstutIs at
ing tariff of ten per cent. on all imports OF
provisions.
There was an odd chase in Brooklyn the
other morning, when Mrs Reutlinger dropped
her baby in the street to pursue her husband
whom She had not seen for II months he
having fled to escape supporting his family.
The bystanders cheered the woman as she
ran. and being the heetor of the two she soon
overlook and held her spouse until a police
man took him in charge.
In 1S-o lanes Miller of Ohio set out with
his family for the Far West in an emigrant
wagon drawn by two horses. While in Missouri
one of the horses died and he stole another to
ra,loce II He was arrested conyieted md
sentenced tn EIGHT veors ir,urisoment His
form, has inst eXpired and with his family
who had waited all the while for him in the
same town. he has resumed his iuterrupted
Journey
A "RebeI Soldier" in the Aucllsts. Ga.
| Chronicle suggests the raising of n fund in the
| South for the family of Lieut.. Benner of the
reuulor army who volunteered TO 90 South
ON the relief steamer TO distribute food and
! medicine IN the yellow fever sufferers and
Who lost his iife in consequence and left n
family in denendent circumstances. The pa
| nar heartily indorsas and anplauds the sug
| aestion
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~ iost ,'at b;s n,stcb This nenticmon '.bov.
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l5 ,i'1 % IL tl;a5;,,', or;oo,, E,oror, ~
o.a' ,,g,'ad ,,,a o,,,nrt,,;t,, ~ NJ,
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49, 50 !, Gov ,,so i,
o,,l9 d ~ o'I T2ni,d Statas aod sold , a5t ,o
lII " ~ ~ t., tiia Dr Rnrratt ,rroto 70
~ ~, o9 Fno};.b nolitcness and GOOD
breeding, protesting against such action,
whereupon Mr.. Reado coarsey replied that
his wife had no rights in the matter, but that
he would pay her percentage of the money
accruing to him from the production of the
drama. To this letter Mrs. Burnett replied
: that if Mr.. Reade presumed to infringe upon
herreserved right to dramatize her own works,
he would fluid that she had the spirit and will
to defend herself
A Relo,an brideoroom was about to start
for PAWS nn his weddng tour when his bride
informed him flat ghe tloupLt of eoneealinp
about her several thousand frames worth OF
loce boning by lis sale 10 defray the cost of
the Journey THE BRIDEGROOM was afraid of
the searchers ON The frontier. and TO humoI
him tbe bride nromised TO give mn the plan.
bnt secreted tbe lace lust the same. As they
annroocbad tbe frontier The husband reflected
| tidt If bis wife we're not searched his fears
wonld bo moclyed at as proundless and his
PRESTIGE would be impaired Accordingly he