The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-03
NEWS NOTES,
DOMESTIC.


A 6year-old boy named Thebault was
drowned while fishing at Webster, Mass, ro-
Gently,
The building and stables at PittSburg, Pa,
owned and occupied by the Philip Best Brew
cry Company of Milwaukee, have been en-
trey destroyed by fire. Thirteen horses be-
longing TO the brewing @ mpany were
roasted, and threestory brick building be-
longing to the Allegheny Valley Railroad
Company was badly damaged, The loss is
about Sl20,0OO
One hundred kegs Of powder exploded at
tho Leddy coal mines, Nashville, Tenn,
recently. A locomotive was taking the
powder to tire mi"o, when one of the kegs
overturned and emptied, and spark from
the engi Q ignited 1t, Immediately AL the
kegs exploded. Three men Were killed and
the locomotive and two lat cars ere Llown
TO atoms.
VIII Whitehead fatally shot Miss Laura
HARDWOOD at CarrCllton, Ky, and then killed
himself, They wanted to marry, but the girls
parents objected.
The Arizona hostile Indians, having been
forced into small section, and the troops
being after each of the bands
and every water hole being guarded, it
is only q question OF very short time
when they will be surrounded and captur-
ed
Letters received in Buffalo. N. Y, from
Buffalo women in Paris who have personally
seen the young woman who has been men
toned as tho intended wife of President
Cleve and report that the mortified girl pos
itiveif declares that she is not going to
marry Mr.. Cleveland.
Mrs. Pendleton, the wife of ex-senator Pen
dleton of Ohio, who recently met with
tragic death in Central Park on Thursday,
was onsidered one of the most beautiful wo-
men of the Buckeye STATE, as well as one OF
the most accomplished, witty and entertain
ing. Mrs. Richard Nevins, Mrs. Kate Chase
Sprague and Mrs. Pendleton were often asso-
cha, ed together in public mention for their
great beauty and mental endowments
The story of Captain Doughty Of the
schooner Ella NJ Doughty, makes it plain
that the seizure of that vessel was without
color of legality. The vessel has been de-
clared confiscated.
James Dawson's farmhouse, five miles west
of Rushvile, Ind, was burned recently, and
two daughters, one aged IA and another aged
4, were burned to death.
The Touring mill of Carr g. Breaker at
jamestown, Pa, has been burned. Loss
$4,000
Jay Gould is alleged to have ordered the
discharge of all Knights of Labor employed
in his Southwestern coal mines.
General Miles has offered reward of $50
each for Apache heads, and one of $1,000 for
Geronimo, dead or alive.
Mr.. G. P Mcrosini of New York, who car
ried his daughter to Paris to be treated by NJ.
Pa teur, has donated 5000 f. to M. Pasteur's
institute.
Among the large fires reported is one which
destroyed the village of RunkelS, Wis.
The long pending case of Professor Fiske to
break his Widows will has be n decided, and
UT,,,, t1,A INtto nd n
half
Details of the terrific explosion of 100 kegs
of powder at Seddy Coal mines, near Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, shows that three Iersons were
killed and locomotive and two fiat cars were
torn to atoms, and some portions OF them
hurled for hundreds of yards
The death of Joel Dorman Steele Of Ell.
mira, n. Y, prominent scientific author, IS
announced. He died from rheumat SIN of the
heart.
The United States Dynamite works near
Toms River, n j., recently explod d and
two men were killed.
Armour & Co. of Chicago have just
closed contract to supply the French gov
eminent with 100000 pounds of boiled beef
in cans.
William and Joseph Connolly, two Boston
boys, arrested in Albany, n. Y, as runa-
ways, have been sent homo by the overseels
of the poor.
The six alleged bookmakers lately arrested
at Jerome Park have been arraigned -Four
were discharged for want of evi ence. Two
were held in $500 each
George J. Gould has passed through Deni-
son, Tex, on his tour of inspection of tho
Gould railways. He wa accompanied by the
general officers of the Missouri Pacific.
An attempt to cause a boiler explosion in
Abendroth Brothers foundry at Port Ches-
ter, by screwing down the safety valves, was
discovered recently. The employees were
10 ked ont three weeks by the proprietors,
who had learned of an tended strike. The
place has since been partially operated by
scabs. A reward of 500 is offered.
Charles H. Reed who was counsel for Gui-
teau, and who has been keeping out of New
York State to AVOID arrest for contempt of
court in ia ling to pay over $4,000 due client,
has made compromise which will allow him
to return.
The fire which started in the hosting works
of the Grand Central mine at Tombstone, A,i,
destroyed all the hosting and pumping ma
chinery and entered the shaft of the mine,
where it is still burning. The loss will amount
to $3.50 900,