Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-07-27

Lllil hduCuDduii, loui ycal9 oiu. was
playing with dynamite cartridge at
Portsmouth, o., recently, when the
cartridge exploded, hurting the child
lnto the gutter. The child's left leg and
rm were badly torn and bruised, and he
|ustained internal injuries that may prove
|htal This is the third accident of the
Eind in a month.
Window glass manufacturers say that
! the Mills bill is enacted they will be
bliged to shut of every blast in the
|onntry. They are barely able to keep
ne works going now, and if they are
'ompelled to compete still more sharply
it'll cheap European labor American
orks must close or wages be materially
educed.
Samuel Baldwin, brother of the famous
Fronaut, r. S. Baldwin, made one of the
ost daring and successful balloon ascen-
ons and parachute descents on record
Quincy, ILL.,, Monday. He left his bal
bon when 5000 feet high, and landed in
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ght minutes after, badly shaken up by
be violent oscillation.
Judge Wallace of the United States
strict court at New York has signed
be decree overruling the demurrer of
be church of the Holy Trinity in the
ftion based on the importation of Rev.
Walpole Warren from England to
leach under contract. Judgment for
900, the full penalty and costs, will be
htered Immediately against the church.
The richest discovery of gold ever
ade outside the Comstock lode, was
ade at the Lake Superior Iron COM
hny's shaft, seven miles from Ishpem-
g, Mich, Friday morning. Three hun
red pounds of quartz carrying free gold
the rate of over 100000 per ton was
hcovered by one blast and brought in
Ishpeming, where it is creating the
ildest excitement
Henry s. Ives of New York, supposed
be in Canada, unexpectedly surrender
himself in Judge Schroeder's court at
ncinnati, O., Tuesday afternoon, to an
yer to an indictment against him charg-
e ENLIGHTENMENT from the Cincinnati,
hmilton and Dayton railway company.
eorge ii. Staynor, eX-president of the
me road, also surrendered, and he and
les gave $4,000 bonds each.
Maud S. trotted fast mile Monday at
eetwood. The warming up" mile was
ne in 2 :26 and the second mile in 2 :121.
be fractional time was: Quarter, 32i;
If, l :04; three-quarters. 1881. She
Is eased on the last half, as she was not
rted to break the record. The fastest
lie previous to this, ever trotted at
eetwood, was by Maud S., when she
hde the record of :l3a against 2 IA of
inket.
Mr.. Moody's Chicago-avenue church at
icago had narrow escape from seri-
damage by lightning Sunday, just be-
Re the morning services. The spire
Is struck and badly damaged, as was
20 portion of the roof. Sunday school
d just closed, and worshippers were
ng into the church auditorium when
bolt fell, almost causing a panic
long the occupants of the building,
bile the Sunday school children who
d remained screamed with terror.
\ strikingly handsome young girl, not
er Is years old, was arrested at Vincen-
;, Ind, the other day, dressed in mas
inc attire. She explained that her home
s in Brownsville, Pa, where her pa
ITS are living. About year ago she
IS married to man named Wilson,
tn whom she lived unhappily few
pnths, when he eloped with another
>man. The deserted wife got track of
couple and followed. At Galveston,
xas, she came upon them. She shot
husband three times, but not fatally,
capped and in this disguise was on her
" home.
remarkable case has come to light in
lkesbarre, Pa. Lavina Hart, peram-
lating vender of books, is charged with
wing fourteen husbands living. She
pnly 80 years of age. Her plan was to
it town to sell books, but she soon
ected victim. After marriage she
cured what money she could, ostensi-
to send to a sick mother. As soon as
secured the money, she continued her
grimage. There are fourteen victims
W in pursuit. After seeing six of her
stands on the street, she fled from
lkesbarre.
Frank Chlebowa, who with John
fonek and Frank Chepak was arrested
conspiring to murder Judges Gary
d Grinnell, Police Inspector Bontield
d others at Chicago, has made a full
pfession. He says that Hronek I'M
ded his plans for revenge and told him
a bomb which he had invented. 1t
IS small, no larger than a baseball,
IS to be loaded with dynamite and bits
glass. There was no concerted plan