The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-05-12
GENERAL NOTES,

The star route GAGS have been all
journed to MAY l6.
Gui,cau's book does not sell and Mrs.
Scoville's lectures do not draw.
Leland Stanford, plrsiden To The Cen
trail Pacific railway, hns retired.
Rear Admiral John Rogers. vino has
been SICK Tor some time, j. dead.
1t is estimated that it costs SIG min
ute To ruu the Union Pacific railroad.
Highway nien boarded train in New
Mexico aud robbed the passengers of
$500.
An eXpressinan has been robbed of
$500 BY highwaymen near Newbury-
port, Mass tchusclis.
Vanderbilt paid at the rate of 81 ,50O,-
600 all acre for piece of land OH Fifth
avenue, New York.
The absence OF any representative of
royalty at Darwih's funeral causes sharp
comment in England.
The president has issued proclama.
ton commanding the lawless COWBOYS
of Ari2 jna TO dispersc.
A Kentucky girl has become totally
Dilnd from touching n vaccinated arm
and then rubbing her eyes.
The charters of many national banks
are about 10 expire. Most of them re-
organize after going into liquidation.
The Indian outbreak in Arizona will
be at once stamped out by a strong
military force tho whole army if nee
se~a-.
Five thousand dollars worth of dia-
monds were captured by the New York
customs officers. They were smuggled
in books.
Seventeen hundred employees of the
Higgins carpet factory in New York
are out of employment In consequence
of strike.
The Boston and Albany railroad has
achieved feat never before accom-
plished--a run from Boston TO New
York in six hours.
By a recent fire at Racine, Wis,
property TO the estimated amount of
$500, 600 was destroyed. About dozen
blocks were burned.
The English government has ordered
work to be stopped on the tunnel be.
tween Dover and Calais until action is
taken by parliament.
Henry Bergh, the prevention of cru.
city to animals man, was severely
beaten while arresting man who wa.
driving lame horse.
A company of Mexican troops, in an
attempt to psf down the banditti which
infest the country, has been defeated
and its commander Killed.
Colonel Forsyth's command last week
had hard fight with the Indians. Sew
enty-eight Indians were killed arc
thlrty-threc taken prisoners.
A nihilist manifesto has been dis
tributed throughout southern Russia, cal
: ling on the people TO combine against
the car and the Iandholders.
A man and woman were smothere(
by gas ia state room of the steame
Providence from Fall River. The,
blew ont the gas when they retired.
A railroad train was fired at near New
Haven, Connecticut, the other day
The bullet shivcred window and ON
: passenger was injured by broken glass
, A Mexican in whose field s.olei
mules were found grazing was sho
without trial by order of the officials
10 ..~...s 49,. IT. i..-~~O..~v Wa 20
tablished.
An old gentleman in Stockholm, N
l Y, has been poisoned with strychnin
e in his whisky by his grandson, sever
= teen years old, to whom he had willie
4 his property, and told him of it.
. David Collier, a water carrier at tn
: iron works in Troy, N. Y, was kille
by rod of iron coming out OF the roll
J., and going directly through his bod,
He was asleep at the time it happened
t Aristocratic circles in Cohoes, NY
h are greatly agiiated. w. Ii. Vile
y was about to be married to FlOrill
# Ballard when her father discovere
e that he was married, and that his rel
+ name was Lucia, hailing from Vernon
Trough subscriptions have been 81
cured to cree, suitable monument
Garfield, but subscription lists will /
= kept open in order to allow the publ
y TO contribute to a more elaborate mo-
ument.
y upon an iron bridge at Deerfield, Mass
d the staging gave way and all were pr
r cipitated into the river below, a di
v lance OF sixty-flve feet. Many of the
n were frightfully injured and will die.
:; Ralph Waldo Emerson's memol
y had become so enfcebled before b
70 death that after attending Longfellow
:, funeral he said, "That gentleman whol
- funeral we have been attending was
. sweet and beautiful soul, but forg
D. his name"
+, AT Columbus, Ohio, over 80 salool
h have closed since May /. 1t Ia est
mated that il the Pond law is declare
constitutional half of the 500 salooi
of Columbus will close by June l..
- the 81 saloons in Corning, IL have a
g ready closed.
n. The Springfield Union establishment
ut has been sold to Joseph l.. SIMPLE,
" who for the last ten years has been col
n. nected editorially with the paper, an
Of for year past has been its responsib
in editor. The Union is an able Rspubl
rs can journal.
=, Phe excess If imports of merchal
~ disc in March was S5,978,000;
" March, last year, the excess of expor
l. was 1924 1859, 900; during the twel,
~ months ending March 81, the excess
~ exports was $50 1872 900; for the san
~ period last year, S24S, 442 900. Durir
March the excess of exports of gol
and silver was $780, 900; in Mare
IL last year, the excess of imports W,
or S27 ,46G, 600; in the same period la
it year, $7S, 944 900.
In The twins who were born into Il
n ChamDlin family, of Gilberts Mill