Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

that he pay a line of : lu.O and be imprisoned
In the Jail at East Cambridge for ~ days
Ex-Governor Robinson represented the gov.
ernment, aud IN moving tor the sentence OF
Potter used thi, significant language Il
think the ends Of justice would not be- met
by the intlictiun of 4 iiu,. \ line to q man
who has taken such ri>h. i hut little IN win.
dication II tur majesty Of Justice We w,uid
feel that man on account If his means had
purchased exemption from punishment for
his crime against his country laws. That
Mr.. Putter's offence was a trilliug aii'lir i
shown 10y the statement made hv Dl>I. At.
torncy Alien, who said. Il viii show that
Evans Il Co. owcl the bauh in round
figures S3.opo,OJo ON july -. ISL and that
Evans personally owed the bank $3Jlopl on
oNerdraits aud Siou,Ulu in note, and other
Obligations; that the firm Of Evans 4 co.
was not able to furnish further collateral To
the bank il Ju'y, 1871, and that the indebt-
edncsS Of Irving \. Evans individually was
5000 OOn more than the capital Of the bank ="
In imposing sentence uu Potter. Judge Put
nam said there was another Indictment
against the prisoner which would hr tried
early in MAY, and If he was found guilty
would maxi him liable 10 uupri-onmcnt tor
term Of five years. \ YEAR or two a-o a
man broke a window in a brokers' shop on
'''' street an" Ne'nr'n about :" III NH'
N''' ne was F"''NH 't'''"'' ana "'eh ar
ragnrd in the municipal court, pleaded
galitY, nut urged III 'N''"a''loh "I ms
offence that h' was "u' "l 'hP" "!h'h' aha
ms 'N''''E, consisting u N''e All" ,'''I''
s"'"'' 'n',"'"' "''' '"'"''H 81" "'"'H' ="
case was 'I'N''u-"'ti ""' '"' '"''> ~ ,"''e''
y! 'nr prisoner A"'>''"''''''''' ',' '' E',' ~
months III 'h' "'">' u '''''''I'" "' vac
same ana II + sale 10 say that 'h'> ma" VINO
TOOK i"e1a' means 10 serve noE purpose
was I'A'e' just nae i" "'"'"'r! '''"''""' III
'hat institution II Nr ''''ef i ever '''eu
oeh'n' PRISON oar' II S '"'' I" say III" h'
WIZ l"'e no "'''e'"'' "I'n Nv was ''"'S,
'hI cluo NE ~ 'he expense OF tue h"''''A
NA'i""a' ha"N' a"d FOSTERING up 'h' '"""'
''Al "'no'''"h "' mat N'I"''"h o' ""'"'e'
N'rN! ENAh'' WHO ""' l'''''''c" "''''"
III. To PN'r''' ATTORNEY N'''" S''''''''' L.
l" owe 'h' o'"N ;''''"' more 'naI us ''l''
tlI St"rh amounted To- ne "p''' "' Tue
sofe-'yta R'u'''' are '' '"'"'IH III ~ "''
con'''loh a. 'o'F were III Tue 'AE' "' 500"
H"nE'e ""' f'""''N '"AH VI" w.
Governor Russell busted.
II is stated tnnt Richard l.. Bioons, the
artist has about compI'Ied portrait bn'i oi
"a ID. ia lts
bronze at the \m'N foundry IA 'mcopre and
subsequently >rt NJ ia the state House. II
Governor Russell, pJntir'' fortunes pursue
him III the intnr" A. They nav" N the past
there was Il" pressing need 81 hs beng
srupturally busted. Perhaps the governor,
however, thinks ITS i case @! three times and
out.
The fraternity COMING Eh>i.
They are iI\mE things oar West prrpnTa-
tory !" 'h' "P'"'"- u '"' "''''o'"' rNPo'
s'''o" "'N' "''''" At ''''-' ~ ''N'"- '"'
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Proo'''! "'7'N "u' " 'i'' "'''clh
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nat we N"'' ~ II " "''''E an our ''"N'
ing ny ttCl"'''N ! n l"''-""' ''''' "S 'h'
process "h''h Is '"ore ''''N'H'c"' '"H" any
lhlhS h'reloloT' u's'"N'l'"' ! "r'HE "a''y
aelhoh>lFa'en 10 ""h'''"S "' Tue curious Ut
lhc NcW H"-'""" "'' n'"''' anu "ct-
chants ASSOCIATION 'Nh'o'' III lns'o"
rilk' 'n'S cll!' "h'rc "ni'' ", '""''N''
lorlh'r! oi 'enh'' VIII E''' "e''o''s''"
1--WE lecture D" e'e''f'' 'o"N'"| ever! "''l-
hooh' H"" III '"c '''""'E ~, 'N"'",'"' VI
"esser' cooA'iE anu '''"'o '"o i'0'''o''
WI" w oP'" ""'N 'o'" ~ d "' W ~ - "''
Gobbling the street hhliwnys'
Not only is their danger of all the steam
railroads being controlled by interests foreign
TO thi, commonwealth the beliefs quite
common that il is merely question OF time
when the New York & New Haven will
swallow the New York Il New England and
that the Fitchburs NAV also be adc trib-
utory to the Vanderbilt sy>tem-but the pco-
ple OF Massachusetts, If they do not bc,tir
themselves. will lose control Of their street
railways also. 1t is very well known that n
New Jersey corporation j. at work here,
robblng up all the street railways It can lay