The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-03-16
NEW WORLD.


The Reign Of Terrier IN Paterson.
The silk Overs Of Paterson struck for higher
wagee on Monday. They were getting 81
W. ek and wanted So; and when this was refused
great part of them left work. Three OF theil
number however, WAS dfsmisseu because Nj
WeiGmanD, their employer, believed them TO b'
anarchists; and these three attached number
Of men who we're willing to work. cutting ant
bruising them, breaking the jaw of one man
beating another TIL he was fnsensiOe and tear
ing of = u his clothes. Al a peighboring ribbor
called In Here the MAYOR Of Paterson tool
sides with the strikers. Thus there seems TO b.
reign of terror in Paterson
A Pi~cky women. ~
Mr.O Bosworth, a governess in the family
of Mr. Jameson at Providence, r 1, was awak
ened by burglars monday. When the man en-
tered her chs mber door ano moved toward tht
bureau she cid nut OF bed and grappled with
him, st the same time yelling murder" The
burglar and she had lively scrimmage. and Il
enued In Mrs tosworth receiving blow which
knocked her across her bed. The intruder ther
ran down the front ataire and out Of doors, his
accompices going with him. and without dol
Jars worth of booty for their pains. Mrs Bos
worlh's piucky fight saved heavy loss to MI
Jameson.
Because the Buffalo Water depart ent filed q
reservoir from an inlet near which sewerage Is
dumped " photo fever lie raging, 90 new cases
and II deaths being reported In day,
A sick man by the name of Edward s. Burke,
applied at the Wayfarers lodge In Spring
field, Mass. Thursday. Friday ne had high
fever and was TAKE to the almshOuse where his
fever and de iirium Increased until Sunday His
rawlings caused the arrest of two men by the
names of 81. Mary and Mace Burke has a long
record having served time in Poughkeepsie, n
Y Akron. Ohio, Cranston r l.. and the Rhode
Island reform school. hunt is being made
for the hidden tools.
Fifteen or 20 boys ra gng In age from 10 to IA
years, filed win an ambition to initiate the acts
of Indians OF whom they have read In novels, at
Camden, M, Monday tied one of their compan.
ions 20 a stake on y lot In the lower section Of
Camden, 8 Fl e to him and dane d about him.
utteri lg fierce war whoops un ii he was so badly
burned that he Is not expecte to i've. Two or
thu boys have been captured and locked up.
Robert fl Peck of Hartford. CT, aged %. was
shot and instantly killed for the sum Of $50
which he had in his pockets In West Hartford
last Saturday night. The assassns were two
y oung men not over 20 wears Old doubtless who
the crime. His assailanis had evidently seen
him show his IN Dey somewhere, knew where
he lived, and carefully planned the murder.
They TOOK everything of value from his person
except razor and II linen handkerchief.
Mrs Mary J HOLMAN, 80, was found dy wing in a
room at the Kilburn house, Middletown, CT. F.i-
day night. Her husband. Thomas j HOLMAN. a
al pugllist, beat aud kicked his wife
10 the face and stomach, mOrtal,y ipjuring her,
fiolii an has fled
Mrs Peter Hsekett, wife of Roundsmaa Peter
ackett of the Bridgeport. CT. police committed
suicide Saturday at Waterbury, OF. She WAS
risiting her sister, Mary j Brcwneil, who
heard her groanipg in the bath room, and burst
he door oDen. The woman killed herself by
Trusting sheare into her throat. severing the
uguar vein. There are rumors of family
l0uble.
sss. st ven cases developing In large iene
nent house