The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-09-05
NEWS IN GENERAL.

A private letter received from Washing.
'on Territory announces the accidental
death OF James A. Paramore of ST. Louis,
age ~ He was caught under falling tree,
and his body HORRIBLY mangled Paramore
was member of the Book and Snake, one
OF Yales prominent secret societies,
An embezzler and 'drunks exchanged
sentences and names ia The Now York Mlni-
cip1l court dock, after being tried and found
guilty, The ombazzler had Received a sen
fence of six months and the "huuk" had
been sent to the isl nd for one month, The
young man who had received the longer
sentences offered tho other $40 for an ox-
change of position aud nlmes The embes.
zler paid the drunkards fine, and walked out
of the court house.
Tho annual statem ut Of the shipments o,
watermelons f'Onl the melon region of South
Carolina Is out. The area planted was S,0yC
acres, and the shipments 1850 carloads, OF
about 100000 melons az inst Isl carloads
last year. and $50 in 1881 OF these New
York took 522; Philadelphia, POS; Baltimore,
261, and Boston, 6s.
A valuable vein of ochre n rich yellow
metal extensively employed in tho manulac
ture of paints, has teen discovered ON the
south side of Neversink mountain, near tn,
Black Bear Inn, three miles east of Reading,
Pa. The vein is estimated TO run third o.
trnted To denth Of seven Feat SHIFTS P ba ~
been sunk in many places for prospecting
along the course of the vein, and the mineral
at each pout has been found in large guam
Titles.
Father Farley OF ST. Monca's church, ia
maica, n, Y. was robbed of two sets Of har-
nesses and several robe, and blankets They
were taken from his stable. He believes
they were stolen by ,ramps. After discoe-
Ia & loss bo oIIrisa OIL bic ttcn /, ~
TO han frames so '''' '''' MS 'O' ' ''ioi' o'
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-. ~ uoust soa nney were co''i''''V' W Jazz
hue'eu'o ot N-VVo o"ii each'
The steamship City of New York has ar
rived in Queenstown ahead of the Teutonic
Sue has not broael any other record thar
h h own ne tt'sie Oh passage was DAYS
houtl ,,inu ~
alI Mis- 1onyray VIC e Mrs. iot NM NJ
Ward OF tbo STAGE visited hot, otan,cer n i
statnd yerv fronLi,, ,hn, Nv tNa = So, ~" a,,
nosod Ia ber ,,,,,,ttnnlatad rat,,rn 20 IT.
stare and ibat sha nay, Sas;raJ - ,as, 80,
his wishes M,nosa,. Minor nj onoa >. Ioatso 1
her without compensation. He had rente
the Union Square for three weeks IN 0cto
Der at $500 q week, but will try TO dispose
of the time to some other manager
A bad break ha; occurred on IRE Erie
Canal two miles east of Midt,eport. n Y.
Forty feet of the os,boniment on the heel,
path went out and navigation was closed.
The quasrieS in the vicinity are so badly
iiooneu as 10 stop work, ana the mats north
ward toward the lake are flooded. y
Dete ctives have been sunmonel to King
deorgeS County, Virginia, to clear up tn
mystery Attending the death OF Auna Row
ie't aud her babe. Their bodies were found
horribly mutilated. One OF the won MS
tess was cut on ana Vie other was hanging
oy shre,ts OF SKIN. Inc clothing was torn
,J;rlotio,, H. "'i" Seao.e.n III eyely
,,i,inii ,b,. ~ '" .oi .it snIwi ~
hor Iiro ,,,. is'u ~
weeks Tic atfai. Is shrondol in n,v,tery
pho t,.,r c. 49,. :, ~
ny $50 ol 0f1o''5e fa"ee't ~ I'VE, In )
'''I p'$'i Sl'' ''la "cto' u 'ePorteo'
q neral Freight Agent Paul Morton of thc
e Il. ~ g. X. r., has just returned from +
TIP over 'ie huntington system, ana Is en-
.n"sii NC over ING crop prospect ne ae
ga gl.. o. that sss ~ KIND OF gram Is now II
ae1 , coiili'ioi thali IL mas peea IN years
.unallv rosv r-rort Of ora m IN tho Rock L
land t1rrit9rv Il sunn1sal tbai tbo wast
cQulH sitpolV 1hn yyD,.l.t'S chortaoa
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China tnst nnblishaJ Nv ths IT., - u ,n,r f.
ment hs saws. ",Tre cu,iosities of thn teq
trade are sufficiently in e,esting to warrant
my calling some attention to them. Prophe-
Gle, iunum araile have been made that the
Indian tea would drive the Chinese teas out
OF the marNet but we find from the summa-
~ OF the first weeks tea bu mess i'll Han
i\oW that newer no5 even when
indian ana Ceylon teas were unknown
u,,3 il,, petr1 81 ke 81 ano NV s
oeeii ~ ine ieanoh asslsi'.u ioi
Ilese II iia.hao.e prices = Ihe com .ll.ioi
VTIwee;. ru,1iah anu hns,ish YEA buyers
so,d 81 ~ i'o ;a ,asU se,t 3n 'eas .,,u
the now seasons teas in China are EAGERLY
competeted r ut nrices % and 20 nor cent
higher than last wear. The one thing 70,
China to do TO permanently REGAIN her mar
, ket /, 70 take off the export duty"
p ;o,, ,,,,,,,;.u;., -, :;
dor ed by the Grand Army encampment.
T,,or i; -, +,.h IL, 4,o ro,o,,4 .,,,4 fro,
ua,nr NJ, fa III Snu ~ th s1i' ai,
in hanonr frn ny forat 49, . md thn+ th,
;t, - M ~ .ii!.' Wv
danger from forest fires as there are no for
ests within three miles of Helena.