Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-03-04
NEW ENGLAND NEWS.

The body OF an unknown man, apparently
% years old, was found hanging to u tree In
the woods near AndOvCr, Mass. Most of his
clothing was lying on the ground near by.
1t is now believed that Capt Seelcy, whose
body was found hanging in his barn at
Stepney, Ct, about n year ago, was muir
dered. The suspected perpetrator OF the
crime Is believed to be Harriet, who re-
Gently committed a murder near Freehold,
n. j.
Robert II. Pope and wife have been arrest
ed at Montreal, Canada, for the alleged theft
at Laconia, n. H., OF $500 from the house
OF Jacob Moulton. The pair had been living
very high In Montreal for some time.
Neal Dow, the noted Maine advocate of
prohibition, has almost entirely recovered
from his recent severe attack of the grip.
Six weeks hence he will reach his SSth birth
day, and his recovery from the deadly all
ment that has proved fatal to so many
younger and more vigorous men ID regarded
by the physicians as nothing short of mlrac-
ulOus.
The girls in the warp room of No. . mill,
MASSACHUSETTS, CorpOration,a at Lowell Mass,
struck because of reduction Of wages. The
oyersrer. they claim, will give no reason for
the cut down.
Engineer Allen OF the Canadian Pacific
railway was killed at Megantic, Me-. Satur-
day. He was under his locomotive when it
was started by the fireman, who did not
know Mr.. Allen was there.
Mr.. J. c. Morse Of the base ball depart
ment OF the Boston Herald has compiled a
neat and durable pocket base ball score book
with special cOnvcnenCeS for reporters and
official scorers. The score blanks are admir-
| ably arranged in convenient and detail FORM
with annie room fOr fpptp ptaa and mn 10
pertaining to the game, aud on the first page
the author gives very clear and concise in
struction in the art OF scoring.
Frank Cossack, a 0-ycar-od son of Theo-
dore Cossnck, while playing in the Spring
field (Mass.) Milk Association building in
that city fell into vat Of boiling water
which was used for for cleaning cans. The
boys body was entirely submerged. He
managed to crawl ont unassisted and walk
to his fathers house. When his clothes were
removed, every particle OF skin on his body
peeled off.
Another party of 30 Russian Jews arrived
Mt New Bedford from New York and will
find employment in the cotton mills.
Ernest l.. Caldwell, Yale, 'S7, has accepted
q position rs tutor In mathematics at the
University Academy connected with Prof.
harpers new Chicago University.
Miss Martha n. Tibbas. aged 80 wears
committed suicide by jumping into cistern
at her home in Milford, CT. She had been in
poor health.
Ernest Kheune. aged 80, Of Milford Beach,
c., threw himself in front of train at New
Haven, Ct, with suicidal intent. His right
leg was cut of and he received other injuries
which proved fatal
The jury In the case of John Parsons
or Unionville, Ct, against DR.. George c.
Jarvis OF Hartford and DR.. Emmett c. KIM
Of Unionville for $4,000 for nj eyed mai.
practice In setting and treating his broken
leg, returned verdict for the defendants
The breach Of promise suit by Miss Eliza.
beth Stanford of New Haven, Ct, against
John Murphy of Mt. Vernon, n. Y, for
$4,000 damages has been settled. Murphy
has agreed to pay Miss Stanford $50 a week
for two years.