The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-10-25

snperinieEdcni Eayres Of She House Of
corrrciion To- Tie anvGrsaied Liberty be
has allowed sllas NJ. Waite Il mat he
vel 10 say that the complaint Of ibe sap
erintendeais lAxue@ IN the matter re.
ierre9 70 came 70 Governor Barsios's ears
Iast Sumner sod Ne promptly notified the
directors Of the insiliuiioa aaa requested
them 10 notify The superintendent THAI a
reform must he made a, once. siace
Isdge wheeiefs action Govsrnog Bas,ow
hasasaia broash. the matter before the
directors aud Al investigation ia nov being
made; and III, is proved that sapcrintend.
ent Eiyres disobeyed orders he wall
promptly be discharged.
A BrA,tleboro dispatch says: II is stated
police have discovered the rendezvous OF a
gang Of juvenile counterfeiters At jamaica.
the mem bers Of which are boual together
by solemn oath They reside IN Lon.
donisrry, Jamaica, Ashuelot an Towns.
bend. II is said moulds and records have
been captured A member arrested for
horse stealing is credited with giving
information 10 the police. A later dis.
patch says: Theirs were % members Of the
gang Of juvenile counterfeiters discovered
by secret service officers. Their ages
range from is to 20. Only two were ar
rested. The organization was called
Omitted Birds and Brothers" Complete
eouuteriei,ing outfits were seized with
quautiiy OF manufactured coins,
The gold mines ct Tyson Furnace. are
running uuder fill head, aud if We may
Judge from the outside, they ars doing a
good stroke OF business. The mine is sit
uated about two miles from the Furnace,
aud about ihree.fourths OF mile from the
old road on the east side Of the lower
Plymouth Pond, on what is known as
Buffalo brook.
A short time since Z. c. Dodge. an in.
surance agent from Lamoille county, was
in New York on business, and while
there was approached by young man
who introduced himself as Noyes, claiming |
to be relative Of the Noyes family. He
said he was a commercial traveller, and
persuaded MIR. Dodge to accompany him
to bis boarding place "Noyes" took
him to his room aud treated him TO a cigar.
but before our Vermont friend had smoked
much, he felt that something was the mat
ter with the cigar and let it go out aud
put it in his pocket Very soon q son Of
Neptune, to all appearance, came 10 and
Jared Noyes to play him that game Of
cards for $1,000, which he had promised
him to do, Noyes demurred under the
plea that he had only $500, but finally
,ried to borrow the balance of Mr.. Dodge,
,u: the latter had but few dollars with
aim. He finally, however, consented to
get o check eashed 10 accommodate his
friend, He went at once to his hotel aud
'alled for 4 physician, aud showed him
he cigar partially smoked, which was
'ound to be saturated with chloral They
i once went to the police, who upon hear
ng Mr., Dodge's story, furnished him
With 5000 He returned to his new found
riends who after going through the form.
'lity Of the game took Mr. Dodge's money
md unceremoniously kicked him into the
treet into the arms Of the police, who at
nee captured the 'tbunco" men, who
'roved to be old offenders. Mr.. Dodge
ound bail for bis appearance at their trial,
md is home none the worse for his Goth.
m experience.