The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-07-03
new ENGLAND NEWS.

Hartford, Ct, is now lighted by AGO are
lights, which burn all night.
Salmon have made their appearance in tho
Merrimae river near Manchester, n. II.
Rosa Mutney of Rockland, II. l., While
carrying dinner TO her brother who WORKS
in a mill, was, she says, crlminuly assaulted
10y "a stranger, who frightened by her cries
threw her into pond she escaped drown
ing by climbing up on bridge. Tho mis-
creant has not yet been arrested
James Fitzgerald, lborer on the gravel
train on the New York Il New Haven rail-
road, fell under the wheels at Cedar Hill,
CT, and had one leg cut off and the other so
badly manglcd thot II was amputaicd. lie
will probably die.
A board of trade for the city Of Dover, n.
H., was formed recently with 30 members
John Grczbeck. Pole, has been sentenced
at Providence, X. l., to two years in state
prison for forging the name of Jacob Lack
to money order receipt, whereby he col
lected in Woonsockct SIS sent from Webster,
Mass.
United States Deputy Marshall Lovejoy has
arrested at New Haven, Ct, three of the
mutinous crew of the bark Enigma, New
York for Demerara, a"d lodged them in Jail.
An invoice of live quill from Tallapoosa,
Ca, has been received ut North Woodstock,
United States training ship jamestown
has sailed from Newport, L. t., on her sum-
mer cruise TO the Mediterranean.
Two strangers swmdled Mark J. White of
East Longmeaiow out of 800 at Spring
he!d, Mass, by a confidence game.
John b. Smith, joiner. was accidentally
killed at New Haven, Ct, by being hit on
The head by the heavy hammer of pile
driver.
Mr.. Samuel d. Glass, wealthy farmer in
Madbury, n, H., committed suicide by
banging himself in an outbulding. Hewas
about 6j wears d. Cause, dependency
and temporary insanity. lie leaves wife
ind fanny,
ward Dorsey, has recently died at Provi-
tience, II. l. She was born in Ann Arundel
County, Md. 90 miles from Baltimore, and
was said to be 100 years Old.
Fifteen yachts of the SeawanhNka Yacht
Club have anchored in Black Rock Harbor,
Conn, preparatory to starting on their an
nual ,ruise. They sail for New London
from Black Rock.
The Prospect House, Foss beach, Rye, n.
H.. owned and occupied by Daniel NJ. Foss,
was struck by lightning and burned TO the
ground. II had been thoroughly renovated
and would have been ii led with guests next
month II would accommodate about IS.
1t was well insured
The result of the census enumeration
gives New Haven. Ct, q population of be-
tween $1,000 and $1,000, gain since the last
census Of nearly $1,000.
Two terrific thunder storms swept over
Lancaster, n. H., meeting in the vicinity of
Stebbins Hill, and creating havoc among the
farms in that neighborhood. Windows
were broken, gardens ruined and little
ytSI,i A
was killed in an oren pasture, and consider
able damage was done to crops.
Clara Jones. 3-year-old daughter of
Thor as JONES, a weaver, Of Worcester,
Mass, was Instantly killed by FILLING on
low swinging clothes line. The rope struck
her across the iugular vein and she died ir-
:iantly.
George lIeffcrn, aged 10 years, was
drowned while bathing in Mill river, New
Haven, CT. Body recovered.
David, the siX-ycar-old son Of Antonio
Orlandin of Portsmouth, n. H., was re-
ported as SSng. and it was learned that
the youth had been playing on the wharf at
the foot of State street. A diver went down
md found the body underneath a lo@ster
car.
Thomas Larkin was thrown over a main
shaft in Fletcher's mill. Providence, X. l.,
breaking both jaws and fracturing his skull.
Recovery is doubtful.
Only 300 is recded now to complete the
$1,000 being raised toward the debt on the
Auburn (Me.) Y. NJ. c. A. building.
County correspondents of New Hampshire
papers report an agreeable scarcity of potato
bugs.
TIE explosion of the boiler of a portable
saw mill at South Lee, Mass, demolished
the building broke the right arm of Charles
Woodruff hn md lol, It,r Il
Edward Ferguson, the engineer, also injur-
ing him internally. Low water in the boi er
Is supposed to have caused the explosion.
Mis-. Sarah j. Woods of Providence, Il. l.,
for sending obscene and scurrilous letters
through The mai :. in which she traduccd
the character of Mrs. Nathaniel T.. Sphinx,
was gwen years imprisonment bv judge
Carpenter in the United States circuit court.
The dU cling house of John Southwlck,
New Bostop, Mass. was wholly destroyed
by fire. Part of the household furniture was
saved. Loss, $500; insured, $500.