Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-04-27
Weekly News Summary.

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io"A maze SiS'Vo'oVo worm Oh pu''e' a"'
'"oeso "7' year
foRrY-FouR Mormon missionaries have gone
" ""eS upon prosecuting eHpeoition
LOT OF fish examined at Cincinnati, Ohio, were
found To be alive with genuine uichin@.
THE outlaw Redmond, reported killed In North
Carolina, Is still alive, but badly wounded
THE governor OF Massachusetts has reprieved
Abbott, the murderer Of Mrs. Crue, to June oath.
IT Is stated that the last the imperiled Dakota
sufferers have been rescued from their watery
surroundings.
SEVERAL slight earthquake shocks are reported
to have been felt in northern Indiana during the
past few days.
IN a test case the anti.treatng law in wiscon-
sin has been declared imperative through q flaw
in the enactment.
Mps Uowp the a,,oooa ao,.,,,,,n, ,,oosrror NJ
the Ladies' Deposit Association. has been tried
and found guilty.
The car il closely puarded and res,des at a
chateau outside st. Petersburg The nibilists
have threatened him with death.
Ex.PersmrSr iAyrs' son. Rutherford n Jr
il said IN he engaged IN marry the daugbter NJ
William Henry Smith of Chicago
Tpv pbods t.lord sena,e bas ,ossod tho nro.
bibitorv liouor hill, amended IL 40 as IN incude
beer aroona tho ;,toxioa,ine drinks
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has disanneared with an immense ann NJ monev
in Frencb cold belonoing m tho comnanv
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THE recent stringent order oil General Jourdain'
police commissioner oil brookiyn' was carrieu Out
50 enec'ualy ounu"y Una. VI. ~ .4uo. '''p'
y" ''"' o''' "''' 'ou"1 "''''
MUCH alarm Is iet IN Jersey or'y Oh ACCOUNT Vi
the number oil vicious dogs running around 'he
streets. Hardly a day passes that the ponce are
no' inio''neu Vi ono Vi ''o'o pe'''"' '''Ae '''
3 IT is stated that the proprietor oil motel AT
] Bath, Long Island, has gwen nouce that ne Will
not receive lsraelites as guests this summer The
I Jewish families in New York city are indignant
AKRON, Ohio, now lights its streets with four
Brush lights on an iron mast Two hnndred ana
eight rect h'gh supplemented oy similar cluster
three-quar'ers Vi niie us'an' on ngh oui'uing'
VIENNA looks out for the health Of her people
7 80 far as their food is concerned Careful chem
cal analyses of articles sold are frequently made,
and IL aduiterated TO any injurious extent thrown
out oil market
CONGRESSMAN MILLER, who has returned from
Florida, says the state is improving rapidly and
falling into the hands of northern people, who are
buying up the lands in few years they will own
'hree-fourths oil the state
COLONEL Bon lsdERsoLL sells his own lectures,
and recently cleared $1,000 by one speech in
| prooklyh' oh inc suens'n vi 'his u NC" ioih
manager offered him s25,OOO for i've hundred lee
| lures; declined with thanks
THE Massachusetts legislature proposes to give
the public an opportunity to see what is going on
in the liquor saloons, by compulsory removal OF
all screens, blinds, partitions and staine d-glass
windows in front OF their bars.
OWING to the depression of trade, factory opera
tyes are emigratng from Bradford, England
a chiefly to the United States, at the rate OF fifty
, per week. Some manufacturers contemplate re-
moving their business to America. Hundreds
\ are unemployed
= Mr. PARNELL the great Irish agitator, will b,
married shortly to a rich American heiress, yer,
beautiful girl Perhaps matrimony may sobe
him down bit; let us hope at any rate, that he
may experience some OF the effects OF "hom'
-. rule. Court Journal.
A NATIONAL knitting goods association was
formed at New York, Friday, to take action in re-
gard tn the circular of the treasury which. In eff
g., uo,,o,os At, ON Lni,,aa ,,oo,an ooods and
e ioo.' 'emo'o' uu's y" An''eu "'o-oa eo'u'' ".'
d ~hioh " Is o'"lheu' 'n'o"'onS e'ious ioss "
- American manufactures.
al ,vvep hrola Morday ,oorn;ro n ,,i,e and q
o'on1 ' 49, "n'
half ABOVE Fast hanhipai' Inc ereVasse Is nun
/ dred and twenty feet wide and is constantly
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