Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-05-22
NEW ENGLAND NEWS.

The United States comptroller Of the cur
rency has received the report OF the exam
iner ot the Shoe aud Leather National Bank
n Auburn, Me. II appears that the deficit
caused by the cashiers defalcaiiou viii not
seriously emharrass the bank, although Per
ciyars defacatiln amounts 10 sl75,oo0.
Edwin :. Beecher Of Dudley, Mass. who
peaded guilty 10 an assault upon Emily
Daring. IS years Of age. was sentenced, In
the superior court at Worcester. To seven
wears in state prison, one day solitary con
hnement The man Is - years old, and was
a church member.
The 3-yrar-old daughter Of Harris Gold
ing, - Medfor,l street Chelsea, Mass, fell
from q thirl-story window, and was 80 badly
injured that she died shortly after at the
Frost Hospital.
Mr.. George A. Matthews Of Munson, Pis-
cataQuis county, Ne. has brought suit against
the Boston & Maine railroad for sJO,Og
for damages which he alleges were sustained
at lIaycrhil In railroad accident some time
ago.
Cornelius Connolly OF Dalton, Mass, went
to New York April - 10 attend funeral,
since which time he has been missing. Ills
body was recently found in tie river ut the
foot of East Twenty-fith street, that city.
The finest lightshp ever built for Use on
the New England coast has arrived at Woods
IIOll from Boston. She il now receiving
stores preparatory To anchOring for the SUM
mer on Great Round Shoal, situated about
II miles east Of Nantucket.
4 l6.months-old child Of X. Wartmann
was run over aud killed by a horse ear at
New Haven, Ct.
In the suit OF Patrick +. Chapman against
the city OF Pawtucket, Il. l., for injuries In.
flIcted bv defect in the highway, the jury
has awarded the plaintiff 5000.
Ellen Lee, . years old, who lives with
farmer Alfred Perkins of SeckoEk, Mass,
was fcloniouslv assaulted by Il tramp farm
hand named Frank Anthony.
George Morse. while intoxicated, fell I'M
der the wheels of horse car at Manchester,
n. H., and had his left arm cut of.
Henry Syringe, Il year, OF age. an up
hOsterer, OF Providence, RI, left his home,
and not returning during the day, his wifi,
aud daughter went to his office to seek him.
| They found him there Just alive. lie had
placed a revolver over his heart and shot
! himself. lie had been suffering from Ia
| grippe for three weeks.
John Flahcrtv, . 9-ycar Sd boy. Is to hav
hearing at New Bedford, on the charge
Of breaking and entering stores in that city
Mrs. Lewis Lupiue OF rlaindeld, Vt, was
! thrown out Of her carriage in that town
! by her horse running away, and she
was probably fatally injured,
A 3-ycar.old daughter of Walter f. Riley,
| Providence CunfeCtoner, tipped over a
rack of soda wator bottles and was SC
| badly cut that sh1 lied three hours after
the accident.
The body of Charles Y. Galaise, -, UNI
married. was discovered floating in the
! WinoosM river near Montpelier Junction,
! VI. Gilai>c fell from bridge into the
river on April IL.
The funeral OF the late Charles Richard of
Carver took place at Plymouth, with services
| by MaviiowCr Odd FCOw< Lodge Rev.
Charles 7. Lombard II the Unitarian Church
delivered the sermon.
Patrick Bentley, who is not supposed to
be OF sound mind, was sentenced to the
Worcester house of CO: rectIon for three
months for stoninG Rev, Fr. kittrcdgc' :
house at Mllyille, Mass. About two years
ago he broke a number of windows IN the
same house, was adiudgrd insane and con-
fined for some time in the Worcester ASYLUM,
He imasincs the clergyman has made dcros-
atory remarks about him.
Conductor DAME Of the New Haven {
| northampton railroad, residing at North
| Hartford, shot himself, nhiCting q fata
wound. He has been sick with malaria
| fever for some time.
The strike Of the Manchester, Y, H., Cigal
| Makers Union which includes workmcn all
| over the state, has been settled and the mer
| have returned to work. The union struck
for an advance of Sl.j0 per 1900 on hes
grade cigars the manufacturers offered :.
cents, and compromise was effected at q
advance per 1000.
EX-Sherif Oliver II Seymour was fount
in the attic of the United states Hotel Al
Hartford, Conn, his face covered will
blood from pistol wound in his temple
The weapon lay by his side. The ball had
glanced, and WAS easily extracted by tn,
physicians, who say that he has fail
chances for recovery. His dependency wn,
due to long continued financial troubles
This was h- second attempt ut suicide. III,
first being nt the grave OF his son in Coda
Hill cemetery, n few years ago.