Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-24

The Herald prints letter signed l.. Hart
mann, in which he saws he has returned
70 Now yorl, from, r,nod, on1 ,,ro,,o,o,
' P.'P'''S
W S'"y '"ere Ill "r"er 10 give tue RUSSIAN
So'et n'nei.' au opp "tuh''y 10 les. tnt
quesl'oh VI MS eA'ri'''''on. Inc HeT"to
"No n nus a" ''''e' VIC" Will il'l'ti"uh'
7. n;u T., ,,,too, H.. NJ MI
WIZ Wv '0'''' l'', ." 'n'' 'h'e' 'iu'
oard' daughter OF the ex governor o
Connecticut, eloped with Frank Shep I'd
-, wa
no,ion Ait, nonho,n hoi. ;nca.;s m
bride. He therefore resolved IN assi.
him, and Shepard is now partner in ,
nourlsntng livery stable at New Haven
80, a'1' sGp,'iu u'.Tee ne, pony
She sometimes visits her farmer bom ,'u b,,
entrance hero ia denind hv ,bo c,11,orro,
to her husband
Dr T r Jawoo Of po.hoo,.od C,.
saws mat tho not,to nossossas 10 80,
nf converting , va,v much lorr,or nnr,io ~ y
of the mnnure inored;anIo If no ri IT,
human food rban onv Of tho caroaI ,r,,ir r
rrons For instanca ~ a,orJ, b,,.b -
wheat about one hnndred non1ds of straI
are ornyn wbiIe tho b.ni,n nf Tho rat.,
.oos when drv is so lioht th,t IN r.;
mrnt,no we do M, thinL !, worth villa =,
weigh # Tbaso nrnna,t;os n,ho WILLY, no, ~
binrd with - snitabIa cI,mate onahIa ,h.
from the potato than from any of the cerea
gram crops
A WouAN's WIT -Tbere 10 ro,,
nra,tv storv told bow lorol,, 1o :.
Russian town s,v.J hor ,,roror,r h.
life during the rocent .tt,cLs nno, -,
Io,,s rro,. h,,l,.;, e,
'" o".'.o'
'''' 9H'P ''''' "'"S''' 'o'l Vi pretd. Aitel
swallowing couple of mouthfuls he threw
himself on the ground outside the shor
door and began to howl piteously that he
WIS poisoned the Jews had poisoned him
VI course an lnluriated crowd instantly
assembled, and it would have fareu il
WIN our Jewess if she had not dashed out
OF the shop, and, snatching the bread out
81 the lMposter's hand, began to eat in
NlSht OF them all. The crowd stopped
thunderStruck. A broad grin dawned on
every countenance. One of them called
out to her.: "Alo>ha, lend me your knout
ms feet and scudded oft, pursued by mis-
'''''ou' 'u' no longer S'nSu'n'ry crowd
,oo
N, ME"
-, y ,''''', NJ "''''o Oh
~, "' II" io0o pas
.'9I';s. ''''' "'' ''''Uh 'iue
inv ''''n' ''o'u
"'''on II" ''h'hehSe Vo'ume OF steam escap-
ed, The passengers were panic stricken
In the struggle for life preservers men
were seen to seize them even from women
For half an hour there was a scene nj
terrible confusion. I'm the nnner dooI'
cabin the struggling mass was wadrnd
fast, the doors being blocked M. To
facilitate escape the windows were broka on
by the officers of the boat and the passen
gers passed hr, ,uoh h. ad first pnnhar
of women and children were knncknd
down and trampled on. The manic fnnlI,
subsidized and thu. steamer ,y,s ,a,rot i'','','
transferred ia another vesSnl NahadS=
was seriously injured and the DAMAGE to
me steamer is Slight.
ho,,.o,. w,.-
II '' 10 'I'"l
'n'p''0'''"s o"P'' H. w Howgate, late
d'Sbnrslng officer Of the signal service.
He has been arrested cbarped with emhez
elmo $40 500 of ,,,v.r,,,,,,,. -, -.
.,,....,., 'io"'y' HIS
,"0',"' 0P'' "''"' oo''S 10 MI out vouchers
Ior fraudulent telegraph bills The WASH
ington correspondent OF the Boston Hern n
says; 81 he opipion of officers of the
army is that iIowoate swindled tho
government out OF ab0ut S5O OOo - ron.
He came here II poor man "A few wears 400
and amassed properlv Mt n rnta wh;cb
astonishcd everybody except those Who
knew that he was stealing. Howosta,o
polar expedition was a frau5 intandi1r -
convey money INTO his own nockat fron,
ne public and from the government H.
private life has been scandaIous in the
extreme. He was allowed tn ras;cn 1as,
December, while under susnicion '' os
stealing"
The London Globe. after anpoupo;no
that the Gran, E,storn 10 b 49, 1II