Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-02-08
$1,000 to $4,000 worth OF Rings

Safe robbers entered Place, Peterson e.
Co.'S jewelry factory in Providence, r. L.,
few nights ago, and tearing open two
large safes secured booty amounting to
| $1,000 or $4,000 i'm gold rings, diamonds
and other precious stones and patterns.
| The work was done i'm building opposite
the one in which Wildpret e Saackes two
safes were robbed of $4,000 worth of goods
only short time ago.
To Revoke the Charters of Brooklyn
Electric Roads.
The board of aldermen in Brooklyn
Monday granted the petition of the strikers
and others and adopted a resolution revok-
ing the charters of the Brooklyn City and
Atlantic avenue companies. The right of
the aldermen to take such action is ques-
toned, and veto is expected from the
mayor. Writs of alternative mandamus
were granted by the courts against two of
| the companies. They have 20 days in
| which to make answer.
Fifty French Miners Killed.
Fifty miners were killed by an explosion
| of fredamp in the Montecelu-les- Mines,
| department of Saone-et- Loire, France. A
number of others were injured. Twenty
| one bodies have been recovered by rescuing
| parties, but the work proceeds slowly, as
| the galleries ars blocked by tons Of rock
and earth and great quantities of timber
| that had been used for support.
The Trolley Car Jumped Into the Riv-
A trolley car ran through the open
| draw of Kinnkinic bridge at Milwaukee
| Monday. The car struck endwise on the
| ice, through which it plunged into the wa
| ter. The motorman, John Kennedy, Miss
Gilman, kindergarten teacher, and Miss
/ Schmidt Kuntz were drowned.
Stole 60I Sets Of False Teeth.
Walter Tarr, 20, was arrested at Lynn
| Monday charged with stealing a satchel
containing GA sets of false teeth, valued
| at $1,000. The teeth were the property of
a New York salesman. The property was
recovered.
sChares w. Sanford, who has been tax
/ collector of Concord, Mass, since 1852
| has disappeared, and there is a shortage Of
| $4,000 in his accounts.
There were reported earthquake shocks
| Friday in the state of OaXaca, Mexico.
/ Houses were wrecked aud nearly all the
| inhabitants fled to neighborng hamlets.
Albert James IIosler, negro, was ar
rested in Boston Saturday, charged with
/ forgery of the name of his employer, Hen
/ ry d. Hyde, a lawyer. The amount is
over 9'ooV'
WINE an enter I'ih'll''V was SV'ls ch III
| burglars entered the upper story and clean
ed out the rooms of every inmate, getting
/ jewelry enough to stock a shop
by the explosion OF a boiler at Earl,
/ Carpenter sons ice house, near Provi-
uence' H. l., MONDAY -FOUR employees were
klItu anu 10 were InJureu' 'ilIee PIooaoIy
fatally ne u"'lulnS was oAuiy "iteh'u'
The vault OF the national bank of Yer
non, \. Y, was blown open with dyna-
mite early on Saturday morning and rob
bed OF 500 in silver and 500 in postage
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powder explosion at butte Montana oy
Which % persons We're Killed, llNes the re-
spouslolllly on lhe hehyoh-CohheI hard-
ware company ana 'he butte hardware
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