Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-02-16
Weekly News Summary.

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ANOTHER attempt il to be made to produce the
ao''O" p'"S III new iork
iHkHf were one hundred and ffty-two suicides
III new iork city last year
1T Is rumored that Parnell is being hunted in
farS ny hnghsh detectives.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL minister to England
mas rendered his resignation.
FIRE In London last week destroyed property
to the amount Of fi40,OOO about so, 900, OO0
IT is estimated that 600 900 tons OF ice will be
harvested this season in and around Boston.
A MAN has been offered 500 ooo for n In, In Min.
neapols, Minnesota, that he purchased for Sill
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coed Cbadbourne as presiden, Of Williams co,looo
Last Mondav n ras,den, nj Naw oroa,s ,vss
complained of Tor not cleaning the snow OF h,s
sidewalk
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having n aacond international rnono,ar, con,a,.
epce called
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. .a oon on'on ''iesi"pi Company WI,
W la,O , sa eoo o,, onVe'' "n''" Will
""e '"''"s u ~-'OVo'VOV year
hANsAs wheat Is said to be looking better than
~. years pa'' rue en'ire yves. appears 10 ~
Sums N' w e''"' '''p' !" 1901
BLACK walnut tree oil average size cut In WIS
consin' shipped 10 England and reduced 10 gun
''NeA' 10 WIN" '''"' ~i'V'' " S'''OV'
GOVERNOR BLACKBURN oil kentucky expresses
nitnseii az very conhdent that cholera Will make
its appearance IN THIS country the coming season
CLARK BoGERT, the Erie railroad switchman
Von''c'eu oi inansaughter NJ new iork IN caus-
ing ra'ifoau accideht mas been nned sooo
"nu cos@'
The boat race between Hanlan and Laycock
took place on the Thames last Monday. Hanlan
"o", anu oeca'ne Tue permanent owner OF the
Spor'snan Soup
THE Arkansas senate has passed the bill ap-
propristing $4,000 for a colored normal school.
This is practically the first step by Arkansas to
EDUCATE the coiored race
Miss JENNIE RoRRRTsos. who recentlv died at
Nashville. Tennessee. was known AZ Soldier
Charley" She served for several wears in the
Union armv in male attire
THROUGH the efforts OF DR.. Keane, the Roman
Catholic biahop of Richmond Virginia almost
every Ca,ho,,c onor dealer In ,ha, os, hos s,nnoS
a pledge not to sell liquor on Sunday.
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a BILL mas oeen inuouuoeu IN 'ne Wisconsin
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nro,,aad ,ho, ,,t,,sh srmoion. .o,.ao,,o, ,,,,o.
in succession
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FARMER near Logansport, lndiana, ost forty
'"'ep ~ .os' ie'sA'S ~ o". n'sH'' "a' wv
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Jugs 0''o"s'ns " A'' Ae's"o'''
The stove manufacturers were In national
council at Detroit last week and prophesied that
this is to be the most prosperous year ior gen.
Grafton provided we have good crops no great
calamity and a lair foreign trade
LIE GRAND FAIRMAS, aged eighty-one, an eccen-
tric bibliomaniac, was found dead In MS room,
! In New YORK. h'"h in manu. ana surrounded oy oid
oooAs anu manuscripts "hich niied tne apart
'nen'' ne iea'es an estate valued AT eioo'oo'
SIX men we're killed and several badly hurt by
terrible colliery explosion at Robbins, Ohio, last
week. Il was caused by man disobeying orders
and passing through room containing fre-damp
"''u hgnted lamp In MS nat Inc scenes were
"e''i'ienu'ne III tue eA'e"e'
CANADA is again frightened by rumors of Fe-
| MAN invasion, and secret agents OF the British
government have sent word to Washington that
sympathzers with the home rule movement in
Ireland are contemplating an armed movement
on the provinces at various points
AT Rockhill Pennsylvania, a passenger train ran
| into freight train about entering siding Both
engines were demolished, baggage cars telescoped
| and freight cars wrecked. Seven persons fatally
and four badly injured. The flag station was de-
molished and the telegraph operator perhaps
fatally injured.
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