The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-11-09

Bnrkentine Long Overdue.
Boston. Nov. S.--Anxiety is growing
relative to the present Whereabouts Of
the Inflated barkentlne Herbert Fuller.
which left New York with general
cargo "A days ago bound to Pernambucp
Brazil, where she was due to arrive some
weeks ago, but whose arrival has not yet
been cabled to local agents. 1t is quite
possible that the craft has failed to
reach her destination on account Of the
severe hurricanes which swept the
southern coast, and, if not lost, it IS
thought she has been badly damaged
1t was ON this craft that Captain Nash,
his wife and second mate were murdered
at sea, for the commission of which
crimes Mate Bran is now serving a life
sentence. 1t is barely possibly that the
craft may have reached her destination.
ond that her skipper, relative of the
murdered captain, may have thought it
would be suitable to inform his agents
of arrival by letter. which would be
brought by st amer to New York.
She is a vessel of 697 tons net register
built at Harrington. Me, in 1890, and
owned by Swan & Sons of Machias, Me.
Iume'e.s nj IrendlesS.
New York. Nov. S.-The Is Cubans
who were recently released by the Span
ish government from the prison at Ceuta,
ana who a.l.ved here last week, were re-
lea ed from the barge office yesterday
aad allowed to go. penniless and home
less. iu,o The streets. They applied for
help at the cuban junta. but were turned
away VITA tie reply that no funds were
gv. loEl for them. Afterwards 1t
W. t. 'clared that the Cuban junta
vtu,d take care of them for the night.
Wan thp men We're released from the
r sui, ;A.v were forwarded to this coun-
Try by the United states consul at the
expvn.e uf This government No ar
rangements were made for their recep-
ton on this side nor for their transporta-
ton from this port to Cuba.
A Th usind u Month
Cleveland. Nov. S.-Franklin Ransom
of this city. who went to Terra del Fuego
IS months ago in quest of gold, has re-
turned with nearly $4,000 in gold. Ran
son will return to South America in the
spring. He says all the gold is obtained
from paSr mines, or is washed out Of
a magnetic black sand that is thrown
up on the seashore This sand some-
times runs $3.50 to the pan. The belt of
black sand lies under the low tide level,
SO it is necessary to wait for a storm to
wash it up in reach of the miners.
| Lindsay Arraigned.
| East Greenwich, r. l., Nov. Samuel
| Lindsay. colored, was arraigned in the
district court yesterday, charged with
numbering Miss Lippitt at Pawtuxet
| Cove Saturday night. After the war;
rant was read the prisoner said there
was no necessity for his pleading, as it
was Just as the facts We're. He said he
was glad of it, and sorry he did not kill
| the man. When told the woman was
dead Lindsay laughed heartily. He was
held for the grand jury in December and
was taken tn Kent county Jail.
An Illinois Lynchirg
| Lacon, Ills, Nov. 8.-The first lynch
| ing in central Illinois in many years
took place here yesterday morning when
| 100 miners from Toluoa, mining town,
broke into the county Jail, took out F..
| w. Stewart, a negro, and hanged him to
| a tree. Stewards crime was assault
| upon Mary O Brien, daughter of Toluoa
| miner. There is a general impression
| that the negro was punished as he de-
|
| served, and no special effort is being
made to discover the identity of the
members of the mob.
Madrid No More sH s,;,%f.. Of III. o.n-
met assert that there will be three or
fo,r sittinoe of the neace conference AT
- ~ po,l,of CIT, osod,,oroad
fariS' ne Dam VI am i'''9 e'' ''iiO CO
to the treasury 6o'oOO'ooO pesetas Ior cur
rent expenses.
Athens, Nov. Sine cabinet mas re-
| Hgned, its members considering that the
exceptional circumstances under which
tho,, oss,,r,ed ofrice ba,,a ceased to avist
80. $1,000. -
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MARRIAUEN
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In Montpeier, Nov. s. by Rev. j. Edward Wright,
Milo s 8 Gould to Anna s. Fuller both OF East Mont
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Thomas of Duxbury.