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The daily gazette., 1882-12-26

TIE DISTRESSING homicide at Uniontown,
Pa, on Sunday, Is natural result of the
pernicious habit of carrying concealed
deadly weapons. Evidently Pennsylvania
needs strictly enforced law against this
evil practice, similar to the one recently en-
acted in Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-26
OmoiaI Figures.

The following is Registrar Frazer official
report Tor the week ending December 23,
1889.
Number of deaths during the week, II,
born in the United States, Is; foreign, 2;
white, IA; black, 3; males, 4 females, 10;
adults, s; minors, .; died in almshouse, >;
Coroner's cases, / under year, .; = TO 5,
/; ) to 10, |; 10 to 15, 2; Is to 20, .; 20 to
30. 1; 40 to so; /; 80 to 60, 2; GO TO 70, B
so 10 80, 2.
By wards: Third, 2; Fifth 4; Sixth, /
Seventh, 2; Eighth, 1; Ninth, J.; Tenth, 3
Eleventh, /. Sent away for interment, ,.
Causes of death: Diphtheria, general de
bility, old age, scrofula, spasms, valyula
disease Of the heart, typhoid fever, each
consumption. 6; marhsmus,2; pneumonia, ,
For the corresponding week last yea
there were 20 deaths.
During the past week there were 10 births
white males and females; 3 black male
l female BY wards: Fourth ., Fifth,
Sixth, 3; Seventh, 3; Eighth, 2; Tenth, 2
Eleventh, 3.
Seven marriages were recorded during tn
week. 9 white and l black.
+. B. FRAZER, Registrar.
Don't Die in the House.
'Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice
reaches, bed bugs, flies, ants, moles, ehiI
The daily gazette., 1882-12-26
A MIssING ABUSIVE LETTER.

There was also letter of IL pages written
by Dukes n Mutt, which has Aot been found
since the murder, but the contents Of which
can he proved. 1t is said to be of the most
abusive and seandalous character, and Is
supposed to be one OF the two infamous let
tiers referred TO by Mutt when he spoke on
sunday morning to his nephew, Brccken.
ridge
The daily gazette., 1882-12-26

A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors of in
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, etc, / will send a re-
cipe that will cure you, FREE or CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary In South America, Send self-ad-
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH r.
lNMAN, Station ID, New York City tts-w
The daily gazette., 1882-12-26

THE SEVENTEENTH WARD of Philadelphia
is terrorized by gang known as the
"White Fawns," who are as desperate and
depredatory as Southwestern Cowboys. y
Their latest exploit was TO seriously stab a
police officer of the district last night.
THE PRESENT CRUSADE against business
of all kinds on Sunday, in New York city,
has about died out and hereafter the Sabbath
breakers will have full sway, as usual.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

PICK UPs.-Wbcn the doctor cures
You for nothing he Is ono oc natures
no bill men.-.fhe bride at Bay Ciy
mich. wedding would submit 10 kiss
es only on condition ,hat they were
paid for at 81 each. They sold readily
atthat price, and $i32 was realized for
q chai;ty.-To succeed IN the world.
II Is much more necessary to possess
the penetration TO discover who is q
tool than TO discover who Is clever
mnn.-Fcw things are impossible TO
diligence and skiil.-Goral decision IS
virtue OF the highest order.-'lt /
rest rust isa German proyerb. III
| trnst bust Is the American version.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

whom 'ho majority were ladies. u
was soon evident that they came 10
spend tac eveaing. The wife OF tho
minister was np stairs and not mixing
ia society. according to Chinese law
and cEstom, She could not make her
appearances The Minister. unable
70 speak = word OF English. and, rs il
happened. with but few OF the mom-
bers OF the Embassy around HIM, did
the best he could % catertjn isis IN.
expected visitors by tho ajd Of lis iu'
terpre'er SET refreshments before
them, and permitted himself 20 be
gazed at uutil curiosity WAS satisfied.
On departing the visitors MI exclann-
ed to each other ogthe,l oYely time they
they had, bat there may be serioG-
doubts as 20 whether their host could
say the same. PnuN0.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
or APPROVAL,

J. ON receipt, YOU are not ou'i-oly
satisfied, send lie ring or rings right
bucS 10 us, AMI we will refund the
money. 4 ltircr offer cannot be
made. Our Object in almost giving
away thcse beautiful goods Is to Sc,
cure customers for our Solid Gold
Jcwclry Of the most fashionable
styles, % catalogue Of which will 30
sent 90 each purchaser Of or rings.
Remember Chat these rings are ius.
as eiag1It and wear ~ well ~ solid
Gold R'uy4 costing ter 90 fifteen
times TIC money. Thousands are
now wearing them WILTON. She sue
picion from their friends ,bat The rings
arc not solid gold In ordering, state
which style Of ring yoG prefer, and
send q strip OF paper which ius
meets around your finger, we can Il.
you PERFECTLY This extraordinary
and unparalleled offer will not BIO
repeated Take advantage Of IL by
ordo.gg g' once.
j q YAH. Dealer 10 Fine Joro'rv.
1887 Nsrkcf Street, rh.ladclphis, 10
ApHl q. 1882
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

The smallest baby in the world was
recently born in mining camp at Csn.
delariA, Nevada. The father is q mine =
aud Weighs 100 pounds. The mother
is stout, healthy woman, weighing
peThapa leo pounds. The Child is 2
male, rs perfectly formed SIS any human
being can be, but upon It's birth it only
weighed eight ounces It's face is about
the size OF horse chestnut, ard a ring
worn on the little finger OF its mother
vas easily slipped over it's foot nearly
up to ;he knee. IN tbs opinion Of the
attending physician The child will live
and prosper in good health, notwith-
standing lis dimi 1utiye proportions
TIE midget is SO small that three Of its
size could play hide and seek ia cigar
box.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
& Great Gauss Of Human 6lisely
EssEGc E.osas OF
BIZ ,s,,y.:. Z. s sF

4 Lecture oo tie nature. Treainel,
aud Radical Care Of Senisd Wsslr.ss .,
Sqe-mtiaeFhoAi ia+uc.i ~ Self Nhsso iays..
nh'afl hs4iaFioaa, iiaFVle2ey. EHscpl Dee +.
y eco irp>diHrnis 90 Marriage r--ersl,y
Iunsa'ap'inl, hp!is.sy. and Fi,s Mental I'd
Physie.. 'ucG2'citv, n --ity RuBEgT en-.
VEkWrLi., ID sstsor u re "Gfs-,
LooL, Re
Fae world rsuowt-d e0thor. IL ihis sdDifshs
i.seiars, clearly process .rc,n BE .-n r..'rf.s
ih-t tnf awful cuGs. TEcal<a ~ ,g.rA.us.
r7sy 20 eh@ciuSily renovet without 1s1 ssross
surgical cpefhii-as, b1ugics instuugas ras..
~ orf@ik.l- pointing out bi.ts ~ r.rs ~
once cfTiri1 fod ef-c.esl. hy Si-k .rslg
aHd-fcf. 70 metieT nbsi bis condition r,sr is
ceily
re- This Lsc'sre viii .sov, boon &, issg
6anjs end thoaesuGs
~rat, under ssai II ylsis erv.lars q, ar
aldff5s. on receipt % ak cor 70, tr t13 rss,. s
clamps address
TIE CULFkRWELL MEDICAL co .
81 Ane 81. New YORK, y. T.. Po.t OGes Boz
AP'l z, 1892 --ly -.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

The New York Times OF Thursday
publishes thirty columns of crop news
gathered from over thirty States OF
tie Union, and they make IN excell-
eut showing in the way of prospects.
There are two reports from West
Virginia one from parl1arshurg and
one from Mar;insburg both good as
to quantity and quality Of wheat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

All through adyefiising,' remark d
eS-hayor Gregory. 10 Us - be went
homewsrd 9Th = bottle of ~. jacobs
OIL, Fhst hoosht u.is. Your paper
c'ntsias ~ many wonderful curcs-of
course they arc Eacys--ard SO though.
IA Try baltio r,r the rhcnmaiism.'.-
-M'iisoa iE,s) Dhiy Dcpuc,ot.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
Y = ! al Gif- s.
BEoLE53gS GOLD xSyNS.@

Elegant Gold Rings give greater
satisfaction - the wcarcr than any
other ariicles Of l1zury, and are par
iicnlariy desirable ~ presents to La
dies, Gentlemen or Children, rs they
serve rs a lasting remembrance OF
the giycr.
in order to introduce our goods we
vii a"ud one If our 18K Heavy Roll.
Ell Gold Hinge of either ;hc Plain
Band. Cimsc.. or Ssad patterns, by re
gHierel Nail guaranteeing safe deli.
rcryj, ~ amy address, or receipt OF
Si.oC, for twn rings send 81. 90. FOR
ihreo rircs send 927j. for all fou.
send ~ postage s:a,rus taken.
IL more 'han one is desired they must
nc ID d.ifueri pAttcrss. ~ We VIII not
Cat these prices send more than ono
ing OF tAc same style 70 any one per.
son. We send these rings out
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

OF oil tbo officers who participated in
The defence Of Fort Sumter when !. was
med upon 'weu'y,ono years EGO ON ,hc
2bth MIS-, only three are now living
They are Gor'rels Doubleday, Seymour
and Crawford, an retired from tic scr.
vice. General Crawford is now writing
= history 81 iEc attack on Fo-l Sumter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

The rarest oojn in the United States.
1t is said, ia tho double eagle, og 1909.
Of which there is only ono in existence.
belonging TO the cabinet Of the United
States mint. The next in rarity is tha
lalf eagle Of 1915. 1t is said that the
King OF Sweden, to complete his collcc.
ton OF United States coins, paid $4,000
for specimen. Only five Of these half
csgles are in existence. The silver dol.
lar OF 1904 is rare and valuable. Only
ten pieces of the kind are 70 bo found.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

Succc7sf;l men are those who nliad
.hcir o0s business.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

et-s1 8 WEEK sI2sdsy a. h-rsa s.s.'g
~ - INSIDE. Costly OufSt fcs AttsJ-t
True & co 'rs1sts Nsire
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

GOO Fer Ea+. caa 90 rs1a i1 ary ioe-f
spDV v sone,biog eau-siv ser G- a.
couts. s. outs r-rs
g.. 81. IEGR&UAM g. CO..
My 3. Bosom Mas.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
Shad S, HERRING.
JUST RECEIVED BIZ
GiLKEsoES ( pUGn
Romney. W. Va. April IS. 1882
NOTICE 90 Ru.LDnns


vyNsE ROsFi ~ E4nos,ios iar R,-,.v n,..-..
4 propose to hu x a suitable Scha,'.G..
for tbs Romney Gus Oficsct Tee ots,a tN
h,cn sgrsrd upos. lae sps'iac,'ieaa s~e al, !,
Gle in the olEcc - V. n PaaNa $500. y
The Board, wAcfs I'll ia'srsstoi mar eco.
Sealed bids isr he construction os a ~.
will be resolved ~ tho Sserears sa,n IN. 49,,
day o: Nay neS' Al Il o'eiazk a ''
The hai.Ginc viii De- OK hsisi, 81 s.,,l..-,
"a wide, wiih two rooos e-id ssr s,7 sss-.
81 roori IN rear psrt 81 old SSii!jnr r,s.-,.
kiln q brick will Re tgrHtG f.-e al, ,.,.,....
II desired. A"s
All eosd ard suitable material e 90 h.ar..
nav be uas6 ia ,he construction Of N, 49,
biis are inviisi. -'
srd oil hids rersivsi ~ ~W
sy order OF Bo.tt OF Eases,l.a ,ss ROM,
April IL 1892 $50.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

The itto.t illustration Of tue rapid
manner in which cities spring up in the
Wcst is sacu in Che growth Of Gunuison,
COLORADO. Three years a-o only fev
cabins dotted Tho pIlin 1T the entrance
to Tho ranges Of mineral mountains lheu
occupied hy lho Tues and UncompaL.
gree. Now city, with Jockey club
race course, water works gas work. p,
school houses and a daily newspaper.
enlivers thc site recently covered with
sage brush. Private lines Of telegraph
extending over Tho mountains 10 the
comPs, snd o line over Marshall Pass.
tbe backbone OF ,bo continent. have KEEP.
IRE journal ia the van Of other enter
priscs, aud tho size Of the shoe, has
been douLlcd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-11-02

Next week Tuesday elections will be
In all OF them members Of congress will
be elected, aud 10 most state officers and
members Of the legislature FIVE states
have already elected 80 members OF the
NEXT house OF representatives, equally d.
vided between the two parties. The mem
bers yet TO be elected are 293 IN number
precisely the number OF the present house
The prospects are certainly not fiatterng
for Republican success, IN many OF the
states. In New York the quarrel between
the socslled Stalssris and Hslf.Breeds
and 10 Pennsylvania a similar quarrel be-
tween the Csmsronites and Independents.
jcapardizes the success of each state ticket
aud threatens the defeat OF several Bepub-
lican congressman. In, Massachusetts, the
apathy OF the Republicans makes the cleo
ton OF Bnllrr possible, though hardly
probable. The liquor question is the
main issue in Indiana whish would indi.
cate very close vote, as the state is
always nearly evenly balanced. The Re-
publicsns are united in the support Of the
temperance pole, aud are determined to
win. II is claimed that there will be a suf
iicieni gain OF Republican congressman in
the southern states 10 overcome the lass
oecssioned 10y in,ornecine quairels 10 the
party ia the North. hn, this cannot lie
couated upon with any certainty. The
recent election Of Mr. Gof, ia West VIII.
gina, on the question Of protection seems
a favorable indication. bui tho breaking mp
Of meeting At Aiken. ). G., lac, week. al
which l.. NJ Bray,on. l!epublicaa candi-
date for congress attempted 10 speak but
was prevented by the Red Shirts. iadi-
Gates thai tie former Bourbon tactics 81
bull DOING and fraud will again prevent
even a semblsuee Of a free ballot and fair
coan, ia many Of the districts in the souih
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-11-02
WAs, Fee. Trade pid fer tho Cenfsa-
eta4F

We copy poftion q speech made t'y
Hon. Ilofatio ntsbte, Republican esnds.
Ssie iar congress IN the socoaa Disiric, q
Florida, ~ Jacksonville Oct 2lss Mr..
Bisbet sAl,il
II 10 soudst the South vas beaten
in the attempt 20 establish Southern Con.
icdoracy Her failure furnishes IA unan.
swerablo erpamealin favor 81 protective
tang Her free trade doctrine, disguised
nov nndeF the name Of "a tariff for rev.
enue only, made hcr people ALMOST "a.
rlusiscly producers from the soli. They
we've Engaged Ia agricultural pursuits
she could furnish food for al army, but
she 10, even clothe one. though her sol
diers made nreas,sorks % the raw mate
rial. Cotton bales protected their
breasts FROM the storm oi iron bail on
many battle field. while they stood be.
hind them shiyering IN rags for want Of
factories 10 turn the cotton into cloth,
They marched ard coun,oTmarched over
the richest iron mines 10 the world, but
under the prostrating influence OF free
trade they could not dig open the earth.
and carry the iron ore into the workshop,
and make the tnnfkets they carried upon
their shoulders, nor the shoes their horses
wore This free trade doctrine drove
Southern statesmen 10 England TO pur-
chase what they eonld not make with the
raw material lying 10 ptDiusiou al their
feet, aud the success Of the Confederaey
was made to hinge upon the success Of adj
yentnr0us men ia running the blockade.
Do Won know tia, the Southern Confed-
emcy prohibited any tariff laws IN its con.
siitutong In that instrument fixing limi'
tations upon the power Of the Confederate
Congress will be found the following
words: No bounties shall be granted from
the treasury, nor shall any duties or taxes
on imports from foreign nations be laid to
promote or foster any branch Of industry.
With this provision 10 its constitution. the
Southern Confederacy, il its independence
had been conceded by the North, could
not have lived decade 1t had planted
within itself the seeds Of its own dissolu-
ton That provision in its organic law
was the slab upon which its epltaph-
Died Of Free Trade would have been
written in less than five years, Let us kill
| that heresy."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-11-02

The following bills have been passed
and signed by the governor: II II. IAN
act in amendment Of section 1856, chapter
al % the revised laws, relating to com.
pepsation Ter labor on the highways" ut
raises the pay for working out highway
taxes ifom 2l.2 cents an hour TO 49,; II.
~, IAN act il relation to the duties OF
county clerks" shall in the last Tuesday
10 February, notify each town clerk in bis
county of the jurors who have served from
bis town during the preceding year.; ii
80, An act relating to seizures and ar
rests" Ian officer who makes an arrest or
seizure under the liquor law shall imme-
diately give notice to the prosecuting off.
Ger of .he town, city or county, who shall
attend the hearing, and the officers and
aud prosecutors shall be allowed usual
fees for travel aud attendance); H. 81, IAN
act to pay John A. Page the sum therein
name" tfor salary advanced to Superinten-
dent OF Education Justus Dartt); 5. @,
An act to preserve human life" Ito fine
persons selling or keeping for sale toy
pistols.
SeYeral other bills have passed both
houses and await the governors signature,
among them bin prohibiting the giving
OF liquor to minors, which forbids the
furnishing, selling or giving away OF in
toxicating liquor to minors, or habitual
drunkards, even in ones own dwelling
l~..ee ...-i 'A'--'
drunkards, are the members Of ones own
family, and the liquor cannot be furnished
then il the dwelling house has become a
place Of habitual resort As originally in
iroduced il allowed liquor to be furnished
TO minors and habitual drunkards, not
| members of ones own family, it they had
the written consent Of their parents or
guardians. This was struck out. An i'm
portant amendment of the fish and game
! law has been introduced which will prob
ably pass as there is general feeling that
the present law is inefficient and some
thing better ought to be adopted.
There is also a strong feeling that the
laws III relation to tue common schools
ought TO be amended and bills have been
introduced to effect radical changes but it
is to early to give any definite idea as to
what will he the course of the Legislature
in the matter.
The highway Law wall probably be
amended aud rendered more effective but
the old law will hardly be restored at the
present session. The tax law viii not be
very much changed A resolution was
adopted by both Houses fixing the time
for the election Of the State officers on the
an OF No'"@l,er. and Of the judges Of the
Supreme Court on tue e,h Of November. al
half past two IN the afternoon OF vael. LAY.
| The legislature adjourned from Frida,
until Monday aud most Of the members
returned to their homes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-11-02
STATE NEWS.

Hon Z. +. Walton Of Montpelier was
married in Columbus, Ohio on the 10Th
inst. to Mrs Clara Field of that city,
The location survey for the extension OF
the Burlington q Lamoille railroad from
Cambridge Junction to johnson has com.
menced,
j. G. Allen of Vernon raised this season
a variety of potato called the White Ele-
plant, which yielded at the .ate OF 800
bushels per acre
j. c. Bartlett of Barton raised 81 bush
els of Lost Nation wheat on IL acres OF
ground, and from bushels of oats sown
on "a acres 1913 bushel'.
George Searles of South Reading. deaf
and crippled pauper, committed suicide
on the 10th inst by throwing himself from
high bridge upon the rocks below.
Gen. II. Henry Baxter of Rutland, the
other day, gave his son Hugh on his Dist
birthday present of 100000 in New
York Central second mortgage bonds,
The VIM. Roy steers of Barnet were ia
ken to market last week by Moses Gillian.
pl. .-.~ 49, ) s..-. viu, ave weight MAS
1890 and they dressed 1852 including 335
pounds of tallow.
The Baptists of Middlebury have built
neat but inexpensive little church which
is nearly completed. 1t will be an ofna-
ment to the central part of the town. Most
of the money for purchasing the ground
and erecting the structure was subscribed
out Of town.
Burlington stands fair chance of get
ting large factory for making paper from
wood pulp The concern with $780, 900
capital proposes to put up buildings cost
ing with machinery $780, 900, and Burling-
ton is asked to give $4,000 worth of help
In the case OF Myers VS., Town OF Rut.
land in the United States court verdict
was rendered for the defendant. The
doubling clause" was involved and Judge
Wheeler said he should rule it constitu-
tionai.
Recently Albert Graham drove into the
lake near Lyman's coal Office, Burlington,
a span Of horses belonging to Henry Spear
Of Shelburne. Graham was rescued from
the water with some difficulty, and the
horses were drowned.
Joseph Couchie Of St. Johnsbury has
taken the Job OF Fairbanks Co. to get in
5000, 600 feet OF lumber from their
East Haven forest, and deliver 1t at their
new mill on the CRANKY line Last year
be got into the same mill 5000, 600 feet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-11-02


HAAS VEGETABLE SIciiiAS lIMa
RESywER Is scientific combination
OF some Of the most powerful restora-
tive agents In the vegetable Kingdom.
It restores gray hair 10 a. original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. 1t cures dandruf aud humors,
and falling-out of the hair. 1t furnishes
the nutritIye principle by which the
hair Is noarishcd and support 1t
makes the hair moist, son aud 3. =,
aud is unsurpassed ~ 4 hair dfe Ing
II is the most economical preparation
ever offered TO the public, as is effects
remain long time, making only 20
occasional application necessary. II is
recommended and used by cminent
medical men, end officially endorsed by
the State Assayer Of Massachusetts.
The popularity Or Halls Hair Remover
hss increased with the test 81 rany
years. both 10 III county iiA n
rJreign lands. and Il Is now kno apa
used in all the civilized countries q
the world.
Fer sale By III dealers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-11-02

The Egyptian situation eontinu % much
mixed. Lord Dailenn has gone TO Egypt
10 look after British interests II IL esii.
mated that 2o,Uco ncn ~ili be necessary 10
suppress tbs instruction ~ sondan and
,hr cost wlil hc 100000 II has been
decided 10 send small force TO kharouw
10 attempt TO cheek the advance
Of the false prophe, until the
army cen lie Recognized aud resume The
offensive DeI.esseps has testified that
wheusya Arab Bey ereted himself 10
pressni ontrAse. be sss able 10 do - All.
ii Is mach depressed aud fears be will he
eoarioicSl and executed. He admits be
aas terror s,riekea When the lotnbard
men, Of Alexandra Was commenced, As
be bad supposed as the English owned 70
much q the city their fee, would not
dare 90 shell IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-11-02

The Park Theatre in New York, at which
Mrs Lans,r,, the Jersey Lily, was TO have
made her icba on Monday night was de
s,royed 10y fire during the afternoon. One
Of the carpenters v no were at work in the
building Was burned TO death and another
has since aiod Of Injuries be received
While endesvofing 10 escape. The loss is
very heavy and only partially covered by
insurance. Mrs. Langtry will appear at
the Grand Opera House on Monday even.
ing nex, IN The Unequal Match. Her
Costumes had fortunately not been sent 10
the Park Theatre and consequently we're
mol destroyed The costumes Of the ether
mcmte.s OF III. company aud some yer,
hiaa,iiul se.aery painiel on satin and
hand embroidered aerc burned
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-11-02

The railroad com missioners have rend-
cred decision on the Troy and Greenfield
railroad collision at North Adams Oct q,
when seven persons ware killed. lbe
board In of the opinion tLa, easinesr Wat.
-ss procccni.r IN an improper, dan.
gerous manner, and that il was no excuse
for this negligence that the same thing
had previously been done by others, A
loose system Of management Of the road
has prevailed aud trains too often have
been permitted TO run in the wrong direct.
ion without proper precan,ion. The man
ner OF making construction train with
the caboose ahead OF the engine is con-
dcmuei and shows habitual negligence in
10 the management OF the yard. The board
make some recon meuastions,