The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1885-10-30
sAREsltW OF THE WEN
NEW WORLD.
V'hc Small POx.

I.o .ss'Sr ",;,,,. hs;ng Isnclish and all othe
E..n ,nn Thnr" ara AGO patients in the Civ
:.; "a tro,,, tho GREAT demand there
nosp s.' ..,~ ,,Iw uings mIrst he added befo
.oI DEUS ~. w. ,oo% rho authorities arc con
An1 c'iu VI Wy snd neorlv loo sanitary pol
fc ni,s ~, IN ramovino The Sick to the hosp
tai and isr heading houses whose inmates wi
not 10 there. About 800 families deprived
work BY the scOufge are receiving renei irUl
tho city 10 the extent OF! $ZOoo PET weeK. ~
medical health stan v,.1Ied oovv houses TIA Ia
week. and vaccinated 1871 lnuNiuua's' ny
found opposition as persistent Us ever; u
disease has broken out. IN the lemae ana con
mon 7jails. woman VINO has !us, uceh uI'
charged from st Rooms hospital uiscloses a T y
voting state OF affairs In that instltulon. ~
doctors gave her no professional attentloi
Very little nursing is done, except oy cohva
eecent patients. The cries OF parents lor ate
are often heartrendnr, ana only met py ING II
tpons1 " snut up. ny ~ o,,ar,;nm
aver given those sent TO the black small 20,
ward The cries that come from that awfu
place are f,ightful. he place is said to be in
tested with yer,nin. A committee Of doctor
haze inspected the hospital, which will proba
bIy he hnned. and ali the patients removed /
he new Mount Row al hcspitals The hospta
ia in charge of the sisters oil the Gray Nuns w b
pye not in fault, and whose devotion and car
during the plague has won The gratitude of III
community. II is due to the parsimony of tn
CITY. officials who have done nothing to obtai
psoper assistance. The disease has appeared a
s,ojmap. wis. Valley CITY, Oak, and Spring
field, Mass Active measures are being takel
in Maine, St Paul and Minneapolis, MINI, t
prevent the spread of the disease. There art
several cases in both the latter cities.
AIrNArIc's SHOCKING SUICIDE.
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Al DShsor, wi i.iuay .no 800 ,,s;oiam' nos
aooa na ,hn nsa;.;s WI Tba bodv wss enfirelv
Aoaho oh .u1 pi"nN. NJ uo1 ",~.od III, (
aanas, nIT,y s ~ o,.sa ,bat aftar mn
,,oo' W,5aSs.a,, "a tn,oad his wav hack
.nd forth a number Of times through a barbed
wire fence. The ground was saturated with
bk,0d, portions of skin hung from the wire at
different places, and hand marks where The
man had pushed himself to ana fro were on
The sand beneath the fence. 1 ne coroner de-
cided that Kaufman, suddenly cecomlng IN
sane, had committed suicide.
FERDINAND Wards TRIAL.
IT.. .u;., - po.d;nona We'd oo,rmouood a.
NJ. vi, t Ia eel ThursSor The inv waS
. NV Mnna SA lanes n Fish was The
first witness, and developed new feature. He
aieged thas ne , te,epnoheo 10 ware about tne
cheek 1or vi ,ooo that was orawn ~ Inn on
tne MsI ane uanh aSalnsS an sn .It
On Wards assertion over the telephone that II
was all right he certitit d the check and the Ma
zine bank was compelled to pay it. The tele'
phone story did not seem to be accepted without
nuestiOn by the Jury.
During The trial a book was ruled out which
.nr oshar hooh ~ donnmert nv tho snhi.ct
matter of their inouy." A number q. appeal
ing letters from Fish TO Ward to save the bank
was read. and evidence introduced to the effect
that when Ward drew his check for $75 900 on
The First National bank be only had about 80 |
eco in that institution. Wednesday the iurv
rrI,flcred q verdict of larceny in the first degrec
The penalty is 10 wears Imprisonment within |
the discretion of the court.
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John Howell, a well-to do farmer, residing |
near ctarrncca, "a, shot aud Killed -FOUR OF bis
caiofeh friday afternoon. Inc children VINO
range nom thfee 10 eleven years, were murder
ga WINE paying ABOUT Inc mousse Alter com.
h.tne tne PoirlDie deeo H0"cii attempted
aaIci9e Dy snooung hlmseif. ne is YET alive
Mfs howeH shu ncr oiuest chlld, a girl, were
sshlng ffienos ~ Susquehanna, and thus es-
esped similar late. II is supposed that How
GA COMMITTED Inc murders WINE insane.
A BOY MURDERED IN A THREsHING MACHINE.
A man named Brant was running threshng
machine at New Waco Neb, when a boy of IL
While cuttirg bands accidentally cut Brant's
hand. Biant told the boy il he cut his hand
sgain be would run him through the machine.
lie boy became excited and again slightly cut
iIaat \ nand brant selzed the BOY ana SNOW
ca niiif mo tEe cy llpder mead hrst. lie was
AMY hlneI, Diant iieu Dut was recaptur-
AhAN"HosE LIMBS ARE RoTTlNG AWAY.
-Four years ago Charles Sundstrom, a Swede
IT Stiliw ater, Mich, called DR. Cane to look at
bis kg DR. Cane found the leg was literally
ROTH, # and amputated it. -Four months ago
ihe thumb on one hand was found to be rotting
aad was also amputated Eight fingers in the
same condition have since been removed, and
-. 'nS ia Th '1o on 'ae iea,nS ioo'
80 30 IN, om An' "op''' ueeia'e 'na' SUM-
''p'4'
suorpv ursrrps IN ,,,sr,vp por .np,p
While merchant named Holland and q
woodman named Krause were hunting herr
il, Plat swamp. Mich. Saturday nioht' thew
saw what thpv thonobt wos a lear in The cram
berry bushes. Krause fired and heartrending
shrek followed. 1t WAS found that the object
yas Mrs b. Eggs, who was picking berries. She
was MORALLY wounded. The hunters carried her |
10 . house ear by where she died. She was 80
years OLD.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE ON THE LABRADOR COAST.
a;.n.,cb f., M e. Jobps n L sors .A
great storm 70 oed # tho coast of Iahrsder tho
il,h doing y, men.a DAMAGE amonn tne tish.
ing fleet gathered there. Eighty vessels were {
wrecked or driven ashore and at least 20 men
lost their lives Two thousand persons are now I
Shore and destitute. Other advi es state that
over 1000 lives were lost: and that the storm
ragged from the 18th to the 18Th.
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nv: n.u'o ine sin"lIsin 10 an ihnatniha'ion " VIC
,.nss, markea ~ pa,,l, neal, rdness, aho 'en-
~ ~ u'e envy snht iioh Que j9inI 70 an Y
N WIN these symptoms apply Salvation e
Dni suo s,a' pau ouie, W .ne an'c'eu Paf's
'hnous oeiay. rrice 20 cents ootNe'-adV' A