The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-08-04
GEi TEHAL NOTES.

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The Ladies Land Lesguc !, o h,
dissolved.
Mary Farmer was recently mel to
death at Boston while ligP.. !, fire
with kerosene.
There are over 400 cases of yellow
fever at Mstamoras, Mexico, Ind 100 at
Laredo, TeSas.
John q. Graft, cashier of the Ex-
change bank of Franklin, Pt.., is de-
fainter in $50, 900.
William IL. Shuie, letter car Ter at
Syracuse, N. Y, has been ares ed for
robbing the mails.
Davis IIumphry, Of llingh ., Mass,
aged IS, shot himself dead win gun
on Monday; cause dependency.
Mrs. John White was fatally burned
at Nashua, N. H., Saturda while
attempting TO light a fire Mih kero-
sene.
AT Poughkeepsie, N. Y, I!ernard
Murphy, aged IS, and john Shannon,
aged u, were drowned while bathing,
last week.
Mary Mills, 20 years old fell in the
reservoir at West Hartford, CT, and
was drowned, while picnicking with a
Sunday school.
George Miller and Hiram " Hart
ley were killed by lightning, while
rv,Niug III Uain iIeaf' az, dis, s".,
last Friday night.
Hobart /. Hall, 81 years old, died at
Hanover, N. H.. from congestion,
caused by remaining in the water too
long when bathing.
Oliver, son of Herman Brightman,
aged eighteen years, died of lockiaw
at Fall River. Mass, from toy pistol
wound made July 4th.
Brigham p. O., poisoned himself by
teacup full OF Paris green.
lie leaves a young wife.
Benjamin LLOYD was fatally hurt by an
engine on the Mimland railroad, while
crossing the track at Orange Court
House, Va, last Saturday.
john O'Neil, guard in the military
prison at Fort Leavcnworth, Kan, shot
Provost Sergeant John Henry through
the heart last Wednesday.
soRSsfph QeeiEi&s sk llisia sd his hiqk cAl9 A.
by giving it creosote, which he bought
of druggist for lime juice.
A small sized cyclone blew down the
wood shed at st. Alexandra, P. O., last
Saturday, and made things lively in
that locality for q few minutes.
Pondcbard's silk mill at North Ber-
gen, n. Y, was burned last Friday
night. Loss 100000; two hundred
John Raper, a Young Englishman,
and for years the trusted book keeper
of Benjamin Allen Il Co, Chicago Jew
elers, has absconded with about "a 900.
Plymouth, N. H., is TO have public
park Of so acres. Trout ponds are to
he bhilt at once, the trees trimmed and
winding roads and flower beds laid
out.
Johnncs Brenndel, a half-willed Ger.
mate in the Cnicago w BriadtgSeYTssll' ,ats9}
Wednesday.
The Boston and Providence ticket
Office at Dedham, Mass, was robbed
Saturday, of $500 in money. and a
81 800 check. A man named Cruise
has been arrested.
job" II. sf~hiiister, day clei h III the
City Hotel of Manchester, n. H., con-
fesses himself defaulter to the amount
of 81 900 and escapes arrest by turning
over salary due him.
Charles Sweet, aged fourteen, OF
New York, made an unsuccessful at.
tempt to wreck a passenger tram near
Stony Greek, on the Adirondack rail.
road, last week Tuesday.
A fife at Burnham. Me-, last week
Monday night, caused Tors of about
$4,000. Frank Dorman, n boy II years
old, has been arrested, and made full
confession of having set the fire.
John Z. Gore, book keeper in the
Milwaukee,, Wis, club house, atirmpt-
ed 20 kill himself by shooting, The bul.
let entering just below the heart. His
parents live in Cambridge, Mass.
John Clyde, of Charleston, S. c., a
colored route agent, recently arrested
on the cherge of robbing the mails,
shot himself fatally last Monday. His
bondsmen intended 10 surrender him.
A. =. Ozenam, hosiery manufac urer
of Manchester, N. H., closed one OF his
mills last Saturday, through fear that
the knit-goods bill before Congress was
going TO be defeated. Some 1926 hands
are thrown ont of work.
c. ID. York, of The firm of Haskell &
York, candy manufacturers, Fitcbburg
Mass, has been arrested in Boston and
taken to Filchburg as assessory 1" burn
ing their shop, July G. Haskell is un'
der $4,000 bonds as principal.
Fire last Friday morning at North
Conway, N. H., destroyed Mason'i
hotel and stable. Loss $4,000; no in
sursnce. Guests were awaked by the
smoke, aud two men and a woman
dtheir lives by jumping from the
second story.
Herbert Bartlett aged lG and Frank
p. Greene, another youngster, have