The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-10-28
NEWS NOTES,
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC
lewis Reynolds of North Wapole, II, an
employee of the Connecticut River lumber
company, ran against a saw which was
fastened to u revolving shaft and was proba-
bly, fatally hurt,
While working in large barley bin in tho
grain store of II. Bishop at Albany, N. ",
men, were buried under several tons of grain,
which was poured onto them by an acciden.
tai shifting of shute When released
Burke was dead and O'Marra terribly
bruised
Several railroads in Mississippi. are said to
be violating the law regarding excessive
rates
Some Of the striking Chicago packers have
gone back to work.
The secret service discredits the repor J
that the new certificates have been counter
feited.
William ]. Sherman, tho ex-priest states
that he left the Catholic church because he
was in love-
Tho arrival in New York of Anarchist
Parsons wife, to take tho stump in behalf of
the condemned bomb throwers, is announced.
The government refuses to DO party in
the controversies arising between claim
ants and their attorneys over Alabama
Awards.
Mr.. Hewitt accepts the Democratic nomi-
nation for mayor of New York. Theo-
dore Roosevelt accepts tho Republican nomi-
nation for tho same office.
A meeting of Southern railroad managers
and passenger agents in New York decided
to continue round trip tickets and to adopt
special contract ticket to shut OFF scaipers.
The death roll at Sabine Pass and John
sons bayou will, it is believed, exceed $50
persons.
II. c. Van Tines residence, near Balti-
more, was burned by an incendiary. Loss,
So, 200; insured.
There is rumor of Jake Sharp's in
dictment current in New York, and not de-
MED by the district attorney.
The business part of Salisbury, Nd, burned
and many people rendered homeless; loss
estimated at 81 10000
A good harvest is reported from western
Massachusetts, northern Connecticut and
southern Vermont and New Hampshire.
Gov. Hoadly offers to pay his share as
bondsman of tho defaulting assignee of Arch
bishop Purcell The amount will be 1000.
A man leaving note bearing the name OF
W. W. German, and giving his father s ad-
dress as Providence, r. l., killed himself in a
Philadelphia saloon on account of his wife's
uesci Will.
Farmer Doolittle of Bethany, CT, was con-
victed of murder in the second degree for
killing one of his employees.
A grand jury at Hartford, Ct, is consider
ing the cases of Bartholomew and Plunkett.
The former charged with forgery.
Sunset Cox will give up the Turkish
ministry if his people want him to represent
them in Congress.
A strike of over 100 females employees OF a
Brooklyn On. " yarn mill on account OF
alleged immortality took place on the 18th.
A train on branch of the Burlington &
Missouri railroad was thrown from the track
by bull and six persons killed.
Jake Sharp and Supt Richmond of the
Broadway road were arrested, and each
placed under $4,000 bail. Foshay and
Kerr were also arrested and placed on bail.
Hosmer and Mckay defeated O'Connor
and Enwright on Lake Quinsigamond by
three lengths, in the fastest time made in
dead water.
Officers of training ships at Newport, RI,
are charged with smuggling, but confident
that they have violated neither the spirit nor
the letter of the law.
McCarron, who killed James Crosby while
shaving him at Providence, R. l., acquitted
ON account Of insanity, but remanded to jail
to await the appointment Of commission ir
lunacy.