The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-08-17
LATER NEWS.


INDIAN education was one of the chief
topics discussed before the National Educa-
tional assembly at Ocean Grove, N. j.
MANY telegraph wires were cut in New
York city and vicinity. The telegraph com
panies claimed their wires were cut by the
strikers, but the charge was denied by the
latter. Other trades unions in New York
held meetings and resolved to furnish finan-
cial aid to the striking telegraph operators.
OSCAR WILDE is again in this country.
He arrived in New York from Euro few
days since, for the purpose of looking after
the production of play which he has writ
ten.
The reunion of the surviving Federal and
Confederate soldiers who participated the
battle of Wilson's Creek, eliminated in the
formation of an organization known as the
Surviving Soldier Union league. 1t en-
braces soldiers of both armies, and the Off
GERS elected were chosen from both Federal
and Confederate soldiers.
SMALLPOX is creating havoc among In
dams in Minnesota. In two small villages
about 100 deaths are reported
JOSEPH FULFoRD, a farmer of Miller
county, Ga, aged about thirty years, with
the assistance of two negroes, murdered
his wife, an estimable woman of
forty-eight years, sank the body
in ere tx, and then spread the report tn 1t
she had commit I'd suic'de. He paid the
negroes seventy-five cents each for thi l.
work The crime was discovered. the Two
accompl ces confessed and Fulford and one
of the negroes we're hanged to tee By the
neieh5ors.
The Kimball house, of Atlanta, Ga, a
prominent Southern hotel. has been COM
pletely destroyed by fire. The 300 guests all
made their escape. total loss of about a
S1,0OO,000 was implicated.
ENGLISH doctors in Alexandra who have
had experience in India in cho'era cpl
dem C, report that the disease now prevail
ing in Egypt i of dis tire city different char
&C or from the Asiatic CT o'era.
A SERIOUS revolution has broken out in
Mexico.
FoRTY-Two worxmen who took part in the
attempted demonstration at Vienna before
the Office of the director of police, owing 10
the seizure of a workmen's PAGER, were ar
rested. Fourteen of the prisoners were slf-
fering from wounds inflicted during tie
oh age of the police and dragons on III
crowd.
A LONDON dispatch s. atas that over 100
warehouses have been de t-oye6 by fire at
Sa onioa, Ro1melia.
Four S2i n sh Sc GO ants who took part in
the recent rel elton against the government
have been shot.
THERE were LIB de aths from cholera il
Egypt n tw days.
The recent reported dc ath CT &c eva o,
Zulu King, IS deri d.
CoIoNtL BANDoLA, of the Twenty-seoo I'd
Mexican regulars, commanding the forces
operating against the Indians, has been
| killed by the San Carlos Ind ans. band 4
! thirty Apaches had made an attack upon
| Orulet and killed four men. Colonel Ban
dola. who WI at Hrsaris with sixty men OF
his regiment, upon receiving the informa-
ton started imme 1iately for the scene OF
the murder, going through cane n
Colonel Bandola. bold and fearless man
was riding some di stance ahead of his I'm
mand in company with two men, WHEN they
we're fire upon fIom an ambush. Colone
Pandola fell, two DULLES piercing hi breas
and killing him instantly. His compan n
also were MORALLY wounded. The tire OPP
came quietly 10 the scene, but the savage:
had disappeared. he next day three Mexi
cans were killed in the same neighborhood
and the following day TWEEN 'y-three horse
were stolen.