Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-05-05
CONDENSED NEWS OF THE DAY.
New England.

Arson Brehn Of Ansonia, Ct, serving q
term for burglary, escaped from tue Ne"
Haven county tCt.l jail.
Tugs have succeeded in pulling oyster
schooner Lydia 4. White on Back l'oeA
Beach, CT Her cargo is total loss.
Caroline VI. Upton Of Willamette, c.,
widow, aged %, committed suicide Oy hAnS-
ing. Mental arrangement Is Tue CAUSE
assigned.
The store OF Charles II. Tucker at Ports
mouth. y. H.. Vas broken into the other
night. The money drawer WAS rihei ana
quantity Of tobacco was taken.
The body Of the man found in the canal At
Waterbury. Ct, i believed to te that oil
James Turmoil, aged 81, butcher of Thorn
aston, who disappeared March 10.
John Murphy, laborcr aged u, in II, OF
delirium from drinking, jumped INTO the
river at Peterboro, y. H., and was droWheu'
The body was recovered.
At special town school meeting held IN
Barre, Vt, Saturday, it was voted 70 erect
new school building at South Barre 10 Gust
1900 Free Use Of the schoOlhouse was
granted for religious worship.
During the past few weeks "Peeping
Tom" has been providing about the rrsldeh-
tial localities In Stamford and Norwa'k, IT,
and the police Of the two towns are busy
hunting down the rascal. women anu
children have been very much frightened
Threats Of lynchng the man have been
made.
Harrison Chapman Of Newmarket y. H.,
| has a novel pet--a wild swaG-recently cap
turcd in Great Bay.
The Clinton Hospital IL completed, at
cost, exclusive OF lend, Of $500, aud VIII he
dedicated saturday, May q.
Jessie Mingo, arcd -, was struck and
| Killed By an Old Colony train at Fall RIVER
| Mass. lie leaves two children.
Allan Talbot. All aged carpenter belonging
| in North DightOn. fell from the roof OF
| house at Taunton and broke his neck.
Henry, the 4-ycar-old son Of Richard Dat
! ton, was killed at Marlboro by being run
over by team driven BY boy named
| Gibn.
Editor ;. Il. Weens Of the New Haven
| (CtJ Palladium, has resigned his position,
| and will be succeeded By Henry Ovlate.
| formerly on the staff OF the New York
| Times.
A told scheme TO swindle hquor dealers
| has been unearthed In New H1ven, Ct by
| the seizure OF gin, an exact Imitation OF oll
| Tom gin, by the internal revenue officers
| 4 competitive examination Of candidates
| for the West Point aud Annapolis cadctships
| from the 4th Massachusetts, congressional
district will occur in Hudson high school
building, June 3.
The Taunton druggists have been notified
BY the police that all liquors must be re-
moved from their premises by Monday next.
| The druggists contemplate organizing and
refusing to ill any prescriptions from physi'
| clans.
Capt.kelly of the tug McWilliams report d
| at Bridgeport, c.. that while in heavy sea
| Friday night the small boat, containing one
man and two women, left and never reached
the shore.
James Collins OF Manchester, y. H., q
wears Old. was found in the attic hanging by
the neck from a rafter. He had Young
wife ia Manchester, and three children in
Nova Scutit Il-health aud despondeucy
were the probable cause.
Eight street car conductors, charged with
enlightenment from the Lowell Il Suburban
Street Railway Company, were tried on
saturday. The cases OF Ernest LNnone and
| James Z. Richards were dismissed that OF
J. Carleton Rouse was continued. John
Ewing, Herbert b. Wright and Waiter
Brown were fined $40 each; Thomas W.
Boldly was fined els. and Fred J. Hopkins
| SO