Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-09-25
Weekly News Summary.

'''0' T. '"E'"s' anu ASSISTANCE neeued'
OVER 1000 acres Of corn were destroyed in
'o'o" '"'eS' on'o' ny tne recent HOOD.
EMPEROR WILLIAM Of Germany, appeared on
horseback at Cossel last week for the first time
since he was wounded by Nobiling.
SUNDAY was the anniversary Of the procama-
ton OF the French Republic and the event was
quite generally observed in France.
A GRAND concert il 10 take place IN the hall Of
the lrocadero, Paris, Tor the renei OF the yellow
fever sufferers in the United states.
The Memphis Araianc,e says parents have
deserted children and children parents husbands
their wives. but not one wife husband
DEAN STANLEY. the eminent English clergy
man who oficiates in Westminster Abbey. ar
rived in Boston ON Monday from England
Stxry.rotr women school teachers in pennsvl-
vania took advantage Of their summer vacation to
find husbands and send in their designations
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married last week Mt Newport To Isaac Rel. 1r
Of New York. and a "swel wedding IL was
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an Illegal society, for trial at the oueen's bench
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p'Po'' O',"i'"'"H VI 'no ~" P'iOe VI u"''f Pl"-
o;,h, cont, y lo,or IL A., ~ t,u 10 no.,
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| P"i.eu " nave S"lu' ""el ! VooA tne u'per-
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| ihh Pl"c'icaoi'''N o' Importing I'VE hogS from
America Is ABOUT 10 De tested oy some parties IN
L"erpoo" VINO nave purchased steamer ara
are n''lhs " up 10 ACCOMMODATE twenty-five nun
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VT All '"e 'nen VINO were eriPioyeu III 'ne three
| departments Oh the Menpls appeal once month
| ago. only TWO are iei'' lne ohiS eul'or no" On
u''S a,'erna'eS between writing anu type setting
'nrousn sN'een hours " uaS'
Tue September returns to the Department of
Agriculture give an average condition OF the corn
crop at nlnety-t"o, against ninety-six in August
"H signify above the condition reported IN sep
TEMPER 1871, whlch was nlnety-one.
Mrs. ELIZABETH THOMPSON, of New York.
whose CUTS for pubic and charitable objects are
well known, mas offered to deiHiy part OF the
expense Tor commission to Investigate the cause
| 81 yeIow FEVER ana the means by which II may
be avoided
| THE business man who thinks that " a few lines
on the local side occasionally is all the adver-
Using ne needs, Is twin brother To the man who
covered the oacK door oil a poor house with
co'oreu poster announcing an excursion 10 the
r"rls ENPoSi''oh
MANY of the reserve men Of the British army
who abandoned their occupations and locked to
'heir su'nuarus at tue nation can are no" al
most starving oellg uh'o'e u una Work H. easily
~ 'les iei' IL anu tue government seems 10 DE
F""er'css 10 ne'p 'l'eii'
A TERRIBLE tornado and tidal wave occurred
At iiayti on the 3D. 4th and 9th of September.
Hundreds OF houses were demolished wharves
ana shipping DESTROYED and many lVeS lost
'"i""oe crops were ues'toSeu also anu the SUI
'er'hs among the people Is very great
CITIZEN of St Paul, Mimi has span Of
two-year-od elks, which weigh about five hun
dred pounds each, are well broken to harness. and
are so well trained that woman can drive them.
Is an easy matter Tor them To travel sixteen
'nies an hour' drawing TWO men ana buggy
TRAVELLING fortress, an iron-clad COACH is
now running on the Cheyenne and Black Hills
stage route. 1t is made of thick boier-iron, with
four PORTFOLIOS is bnlet-proof carries two we'll