The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-06-07
NEWSY GLEANINGS,

TRENTON, N. j., will grant no liquor
licenses to foreigners
1T is probable that mackerel fishing will bs
failure in the South.
TOBACCO and other vegetation in western
North Carolina has been injured by frost
THE fruit crop OF Georgia is failure, OK.
cepting blackberries, wild haws and persim.
mons
A FLEET of cruisers will guard the Cana
dian coast against American fishermen this
season.
In fight at Lincoln, Neb., one Burlington
brakeman killed another by biting Off his
tongue.
The Emperor Frederick's medical staff will
lie reduced, and there will be but one bulle
tin weekly.
Professor VIRcHow's formal report says
there is nothing cancerous about the German
Emperor's malady.
EUGENE CHALFAULT, q laborer in the
glass works at New Albany, Ind, died re-
Gently of hydrophobia.
LOUIS NEEBE. the Anarchist convict in
Joliet, ILL.,, penitenitiary, is breaking down
physically and mentally
THE total number of saloons permitted to
sell liquor in Philadelphia after June ], are
1910, against 694O the past year.
AN Oregon boy recently killed a companion
for answering in Sunday-school question
on which he himself had failed.
Two St Joseph MOI girls were struck by
lightning, which tore Off oil their clothing.
but left them otherwise unframed
WILLIAM PATTERSON, a condemned MUIR
derer in the Louisville prison, turns evan
gelist and has converted seven fellow pris.
oners.
THE King of Portugai has ordered thirty
tons of fireworks and fifty tons of mortars
for use at Lisbon in the royal reception to
the King of Sweden.
Mrs. SALLIE Y. HENDERSON, widow of
contractor, has recovered S2S,6 in a suit
against the city of Louisville, KY, after thir'
teen years of litigation.
JAMES w. ScHooLER was recently ad,
mitted to practise in the Kentucky Court OF
Appeals, the first coored man to whom the
privilege has been accorded.
NJ. JovIs, French aeronaut, is making a
balloon, nearly two hundred feet in height.
! in which he proposes to sail through the air
across the Atlantic next autumn.
THE Chinese Government isresorting to the
courts in the Australian colonies to compel
the reception of the Asiatc laborers held on
board the Hong Kong steamers.
GENERAL AND Mrs. GREEDY have taken a
cottage at Pittsfied, Mass, for the summer
an6. Mrs. Cleveland will be THEN guest for
boDle Weeks, UeSihiiiiiS tiie ioo VI ouiJ'
| NEAR Raleigh, N. c., a man kilfet himself
tho other day out of remorse for the death on
| young lady, his cousin, who while driving
with him was thrown from the buggy anc
fatally hurt the week before his death.
LAWYERS from all over the country met
| In convention at Washington recently to se-
cure uniform laws throughout the country
on divorce and commercial paper. About
| fifty were from New York, thirty from the
| Pacific slope, and 200 from the Middle States
WILLIE PULLMAN, Nashville (Tenn.) lad,
| went out upon raft the other day to drown
| q cat in a break in its surface. While thrust
| ing the animal under water its claws fastened
| upon his sleeve, and, losing his balance, the
| boy fell under the logs and was drowned
| along with his four footed victim.
The United States Government has adver-
tsed for five thousand American white
| marble headstones. Congress, on March ~,
| made an appropriation OF $4,000 to pay for
| them. The headstones will be used for the
unmarked graves of Union soldiers, sailors
and marines in various parts of the country
DEACON COFFEE found his son-in-law, Par,
son Cantrell. Seven-day Baptist engaged
| on Sunday in ploughing his field near JIM
town, Indian Territory. The deacon remon.
| strated and undertook to kick tine parson on,
| of the field. Cantrell resisted and split his
| father in-law's head open with hoe, killing
| him.