Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21

Tho internal revenue commissioner
report that 366 persons were arrested
last year FIR Illicit listilla ion; q agents
were killed and 4S wounded while enforc-
ing the law. /
A dwelling house situated on South
I'LL. Ludlow, belonging to CYRUS Boswell,
" here his goods were stored. was broken
into Il few nights since by some evil dis
l.osed person. and quite quantity OF the
household furniture pitched out OF the
window into The snow.-1rI6une.
A bill has been introduced In the New
York legislature providing for the choice
Of presidential electors by districts instead
If on IL general ticket. Such a law would
of course give the republicans twenty-iOur
Of the electoral votes of the state in any
event. and it naturally meets with little
favor from the democrats, who claim that
such change. having SO decisive an effect
upon the ch"icr of president. cannot
jus " H., ma,l,. except after due notice 20
hr people and by legislature chosen
with thi, particular object in Wow.
The loiy of drowned woman was
found in the E,st River, ut the fnot OF
A lnms street. Bropk'yn Sund,y morning
S'n WAS subsequently identified rs Mrs.
VI Try Ana White. IN Engli>hwoman, the
wifi. Of an Ialiln known rs Nicholas
White. Until recently they lived ut No.
g. Main street, Brooklyn. A few days
ago. however. White deserted his wife
cilI yiItg nif p,rt Of their furniture. Her
husbind's drserin affected Mrs. White
deeply. and she became very Respondent
o. Sttur,lv night she told some of her
f. irndS of her intention la take her life.
She carried he threat into effect.
1t is s,il thtt well known Windsor
county rrcIor created considerable merri-
mrnt at Vergrnnes list week. where he.
with many Others, hal gone to attend the
church choir mlsict convention. by mis-.
taking 1T the dep 1t one of tho hacks in an
Irish funeral procession for the village
'hu-. 1t was not until the weary and un.
su>wcIing rlrrg, man had been in the
II EEK Tor some ii ne that he was informed
in answer Ia his Qrcry rs to the cause of
he delay, that the procession would go
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, Vlrun>TrpS IN THE MASSACHUSETTS,
LEGISLATURE SEVEN members ONE SEN
a'"r and TX representatives -of the Mass
achu,rttS legislature are natives of Yer
mont. Senator Alonz, Warren was born
-. II, 4 l. 1.
IN Ch'ri'Nt'h' August 1o' 1871; Jus oeen
mem Der I'll" bo'toh comm m COUNCIL
anu s'"ce 1917 II MEMBER III tie HOUSE
D. Henry ol"rch''' :" ASt"am was Dorm
III """'N'' en- oel"c'h"'r TO- lou. w.
Horace W. TONNES Oh a 'a'hs WIS norh III
"'tr'''i'' N "eho'r . lo'o' norman
Z. Manson OF ) ''rlcr. Tho builder OF the
Monlp Iler and We i River railroad, was
bnn III lilnrSlnir9l. August. 10. 1870
ID .niel Bowman lnglIS of Clinton wa,
lrnn i'll Sutton. NJ ~ 2j 1925 + Twin K
Webster of Et-t b ,Stnn WAS born at Cab
lot. In 1916 and 1877 he was II mem her
at the civ council. 4 member of the
,lns, in 1878, he = rved ON the committee
IN agriculture William III. Ingri.ham of
Watrltuwn was born i'm Pt,aciltm, in
August. 1917, AMI was educated in the
Caledonia county grammar school lie
has held The several town Offices and was
IN the house last year.
luis commonly thought 'h't diary IS to
serve the hack purp 'se of holding mere
,m,hon,lace records Of The owners OK.
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