Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-09

! NERGENNEs. -MessrS. Wright, Crane i
| Foss, proprietors of tie Vermont Shsd
/ Roller mandatory in this city, which wa
| destroyed by FIRE on the morning OF tht
| 2sth inst. have decided to rebuild at once
on the former site. They have. with theil
usual energy and despatch, placed the mat
| ter in the hands of Z. H. Daniels. ARCHITECT
| twho was also a loser by this tre) -, with
| instructions to erect the building without
delay. 1t will be | ~ feet in length by 81
feet IN width. three stories constructed oil
wOoi-being q larger building than the one
burned, which was 10 by 80 feet. MesSrs
Daniels Il Emperor, builders, have leased OF
MeSsrs Smith K kecthum portion OF the
Holland < Parker factory, where they will
continue their business Is heretofore.
Col. Walter Scranton and wife returned
on Friday from trip to Pennsylvania and
New York.
The Swedish vocalist troupe gave one of
their superior entertainments, here, on the
3Uth inst. They were given the compliment
of a crowded house, and the audience COM
prised the best element in our city. BY
many the concert was regarded a. II posi-
BILE, even finer than the one given by them
on their previous visit. The next morning
the party embarked on the Water Liley. on
which they enjoyed a very pleasant voyage
to Port Henry, n I. The Swedish ladies ex
pressed themselves delighted with the beau
tiiul scenery surrounding Lake Champlain.
which they assured Us possessed many scenes
very similar TO those of their native country.
Upon our arriEal at Port Henry, the
train was just leaving with the Chief Of
Police Weidmsn. Of CahOes. n. IN
charge of the Dunsbach murderer. whose
real namo is lliianc l.atrimouIlie. lie is
,k h. rnurIar nf l'afhartDa
Duusbach at Watervliet, Albany county, N.
Y, on the 9Th of April, 1879. His age is
%, height feet 81 inches, has brown hail,
light complexion and blue eyes. Since the
9Th OF April officers have been searching Tor
the murderer, but without success, and his
arrest YES owing to fortunate set q
circumstances whi0h connects our jail
delivery 1t Mlddle6ury, or the seaTch which
WAS in progress for the escaped prisoners.
High Sheri Il Dunshec accompanied By his
Deputies, Darwin Rider and l. NJ. TTIpp, of
MIdllebury, had traced Frank Emory. the
horse thiei, OF whose arrest, the FREE Pass
had an account a short time since,
to the lake where he had stolen boat and
crossed in the direction Ut pO.t Henry.
These officers visited that place. but Jailed
to fad further trace OF him there. W hlle
searching, they found young man who
s. 10 uc u NAlduFtl lH hAO bAaNO
after carefully observing him and finding
no cause for suspicion they returned to
Middlebury, where they were met by n,pu-
ty Sheriff A ". GOsS, Of Brandon, with a
letter containing a description and photo
graph of the Dun-bach murderer, sont him
BY the chief of police OF tOhOe5. They were
astonished to find that the photograph was
that OF the man whom they had ldst met
in Port Henry, and at one telcgraphed L.
W Smith, the constable there to arrest tho
man, and at the same time sent dispatch
to Chief of Police Weidmsu. Latrimouille
had arrived at Port Henry on Mon
day evening about ! clock, and had
registered at the Cleveland House, under the
name OF "Lsvl hddis. OF iroy, Il. !. Here
he spent what money he had, amounting to
four dollars and fifty cents. lie lett there
ON Wednesday afternoon, at : 80, and pro
ceetcd on foot towards " eslpOrt, where he
stopped over night with farmer named
Eli sheldon ilencs he went to NhalOns
burgh Meantime Cdn-tables 7 W. Smith
and j. f. llawlcy. of Port Henry were on
his tack and traced him to the
blacksmith shop ut NhalOnsburgh.
Driving up they saw him standing IN the
doorway and calling 10 the blacksmith,
they asked il he could set Il shoe Tor them
at once, as they were IN harry An m
slant later llawley threw his arms around
the murderer and at the same time smith
placed one hand 10 either pocket, and drew
forth tine revolver. On examination ot
his person they discovered II knife and
razor, on the handle of which was several
blotcae, .. dried blood. and his per
son, bore marks and scratches, prOba
by caused ny his struggle with his
victim. while Wandering her. The prisoner
WAS considerably incenSed and remarked II
they had not slipped the lrons on him 50
quickly he would have made it hot Tor them.
lie was taken back to Port Henry and here
the chlei of police of COhoeI met them and
returned on Thursday noon with the
prisoner.
Constable Samuel l.. Thompson, OF Proc
torsyllle, brought another Ind to the Reform
School, on Wednesday last The boy, Henry |
Reynolds. Is H. years OF age, sentenced by |
wm II Skinner. Justice, Tor larceny OF goods |
from iiay,.rJ TAFT 90 Co = factory and the !
blacksmith shop OF Henry +. uammoL.
Rev X prud homme cure de Siinte pstrice, |
CANADA, by permission gave |
a v.ry interesting lecture at the Catholic |
church last Sunday evening upon hrs travels
III European countries