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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-05-13
ID March "a, 1871.
Published April !, 1671.l
on pTEP 100 CENEpAJ


AN ACT TO submit to the people amendment to
article four (D of the constitution.
PREAMBLE.
WHEREAS The legislature of this state, at its an
nual session for the year 1870 proposed I'D adop
a vote of a majority of TIE members elect to G. CT
te two houses an rdneot TO the constitution of
this state in t he following language:
HeSo vei 6y te e orseB5tF cOncurrin9 That
icIe fou- OF the constitution be amended y adding
thereto two other sections, which shall read fol-
lows: Section 81 Tee legislature is prohibited from
enacting special private laws in the following
cases: Isr. sos changing the name of persons
stitCting person t1e heirat-law or anot1 ID
For laying out opening or altering highways, except
in of state roads extending into than
county, and military roads to aid il tee construction
of which lands may be granted by congress. 3D. For
point mJellg within this state 4th For authorizing
the sale mortgage OF real pe-Eonal property of
or changing any county seat otn or assessment or
collection taxes, ior extending the time for the
collection thereof TIA For g-anting corporate
ing the apportionment of part OF the school fund
9Th For incorporating any town Or village, to
amend the charter tnereoi; Section 81 The legisa-
shall provide general laws for tie transaction of
any business that may be prohibited by section thirty
o. this article, and al such laws snail be uniform
in { }eir operation Thou ghout tne safe; and,
WHEREAS, The foregoing proposed amendment to
agreed to by the legislatule % ISL, therefore,
The people of the of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section J. The foregoing proposed amendment to
the constitution of this state snail be submitted the
people at general election to be held Tuesday
ceedng the first Monday of November 1911, and il the
people shall approve and ratiiy said nendment by
majority of the electors voting thereon, said amend
ment snail become part OF the constitution of this
sta e.
Sec ?. The form of the ballot in voting to approve
and rat said proposed amendment shall be against
special legislation and against said amendment ''for
special legislation, which shall Ee separate bal
lot and snail be deposited in separate box pro-
yided or that purpose, and all persons qualified to
At any election IA this state, shall be deemed voters
this q estiOn-
sec The votes cast approving and ratifying or dis
approving said amendments shall be counted and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07

Use no other preparation but Halls Veg
etable Sicilian Hair Remover for improving
tn growth and restoring the color # the
hair.
Jotnsop's Auodyue Liuimcaf viii give
more relief in case Of Chronic Rheumatism,
no matter how severe, than any other arti-
Gle known TO medical men.
The microscope shows the color Of the
hair due to a deposition Of pigment in its
substance. When the hair glands become
cnfeebled, this pigment fails. One after an
other the hairs become white, or fall out,
producing badness. Badness is easy to pre-
vent but hard to cure. AYERS HAIR YIGoR
stops it even restores the hair sometimes !;
always restores its color. Immediate reno
walton is at once visible softness. freshness
and the gloss of youth. This great ornament
should be preserved since it can be by AYERS
HAIR NIGoR. which Is beautifully clean and
free from anything injurious to the hair
Tribune, SpT7ngrihe, ". Y.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.

Leave Montpelier S 81 am. . .3I and 10 o pm
Mail Train leaves Oad-uSburs AT 6 900 PIN, 81 Al
bans AZ 20 a. NJ. connecting ar White River Junction
and Bellows FAILS wi trsIus tor Boston, Worcester
r and n White RIVER Junction win ira u, T-s
suriu-ic r. aiatd az south Vernon for -nriurG.'I NJ
New Yor~ A. Groat's Corner ttr New London.
pav Express leaves Montreal 900 am. 81 Johns
at DO 20 ann O-deo-hIrs at }I a.n.. pIatsbursh al
co. m. Mouer~ junction az TO- DO a.m 81 Alhans Al
I2IOpm. arriviug BOO Boston wa Lowell al 10 80 n m
Nichf Express leaves Ogde at 100 pm .pIstt~-
- nm, - i.i,-.,, 65o - IN " ar - al
connecting White River Junction and Bellows Fsl
with trains inr Boston and Worcester Sr, arriving ia
Boston az 3 30 am, at South Vernon WIN trains tor
~prinelieid and View YORK arriving % New York
1880 pm.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier 30 and $50 am, aud SO and
GOfp.m.
nav EXPRESS leaves Boston via Lowell a. 3 90 aim.
To" ~ 80 Rutland 2lD pm. for Burlington.
81 Adams Montreal, &C arriving in Montreal at goo
pm, and Dgden-burg Al II 20 am. making connections
Ma Train f,r Burlington and St. Aibans leaves Ro~-
ton via lowei az 700 a-m- via Lawrence and Fuch
corne- n s. am santb yeIp9 q Ia ~ "fI nv
arriving in s.. Ahan- az o.. TO p.m.
Trains ieav Boston via Fttchbursh 40 ann. aud
-pri g-ld at 500 am. Goa meet Al - hte River juno
ton with Day Express train.
Accommodated Tram leaves Mortified at = IS am.
Rutland , 81 "a m. Burlington al 20 a m st Al
bans AT 1905 PIN arriving IN Ogdrasburg 80 pm.
Night Express leaves Giout's Corner % pm.
Connecticut River Railroad, leaving New York AZ
l2.lJ M, Springfield G.45 pm, Bellows Falls lGI5
t-i connecting ~ ~ iffiha over cheshire Railroad.
leaving Boston az 30 m, ectng White River
Junction win train ieavIus Boston q GOO pm. for
Burlington, ~. Aibans, Montreal arriving 10 Mon
rTeel 81 900 am. Pittsburgh II.4O am. and in
Osdenshurgh, e 1870 pm. connecting with Grand
Trunk Railway and steamer for The West
~eepay Cars attached TO the night Express Train
running etween Montreal and Boston, aud No .tTeaI
and xringi cid, and S. Albans aud Troy.
Df-Sing Room Cars day Express Trains betyv cen
Mont cal and Boston.
Through tickets for Chicago aud The Tor ale AT
The principal stations.
G. MERRILL, GeuI superintendent
81. Adams, May 20, ls7l
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SEND 3FB MONEY
N Post one oT-Iers. checks or drains on Ven
loF6- wherever convenient II not tuen regiSfer
tue Ieuers containing money. Address
W. ENGLAND. Publisher.
Sun oftica. New Ynrk CT
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So to $40 per day. s SEN; .1 %G e1aIs

" no engage new business max from s. o
per day IA their localities. Fun particulars nd
instructions sent tree by mail Those in need OF per-
{ mauenG. prof able should address =
/ ~ 5.3 GFoeGr Co. nd. Maine,
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Agents Wanted For
FG1TYf:4,EESs'KAS GIIfRCLE

ny SIGN . x 3H CTS
Illus rated Brm tuiI Of and humor wonderful
tric Ks and auohable adventures, during % century
: of professional life Address
Fs20w4 BELKNAP x BLISS, Hartford Conn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07

Book for Everybody.

Emitted SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN
AND HER Disc N~ES or Woua 10 Treated of Phv
~loio4ie4y and PafbaIsstelIy, from Infancy 20 OF
Age with -ezAnf Illustrative Ensr7vus-- $50 pages
. bound lu beautiful French cloth. Price S2tO-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07

" Entomology Prof. George H. Per
kins, Burlington, Vt. " The Great Wants
of Vermont Farmers j. p. Foster, Pas
lsnmpsic, Vt.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
. Our Manu- facturiag Industries. Hon.
g. Ii. Heath, Plainfied, Vt. Relation OF
Chemistry to Agriculture Peter Collier,
Burlington, Vt.
The sessions will commence a . p. NJ.
80 p. VI. and 9 a. N. Other papers. which
are expected, viii be announced at the time
Of meeting. PETER COLLIER,
Sec'y Of Board.
The seventeen year locusts have made their
apI earance in Grundy county, H., by the
millions, and are rapidly spreading over the
whole State. Their last ravages before were
in l~j4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07

MANHOOD. I54TH EDITION

CORREcTED ND REVISED THE AUTHeT- r. ~
CURTIS, Doctor OF MediCIde. Member OF the Royal
College OF SURGEONS. England l.'cenTlHte tine
College at Physicians, Edinburgh; Honor
airy member Ficute Dc Medicine, p RS C., &c &c
MEDICAL ESSAY on the caa~e Of and cure o.
y premature decline Man. showing now He"ih
o=t and re.ained. clear - n1T>iS o.
he mn Imen> rrisge The treatment of Nervous
and PhvsirsI dehi4Irv Seytv &c whether brought on
hy eafly atusr The remedies thereiot-
Ihe re~H ot 20 years success ful practice
Price 80 nv mail. Address The Au hor mr. ur-
tis Q fremont PI,r. Ro~t.H. Mas rM22yi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07
MONTPELIER, VT,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1871.

We jesire to make the FREEMAN particularly
aIuaole iJr It's news from all parts of Vermont
-HI rurfricudS IN different parts Ofthe state. cs
.ls.lly in Washington, Orange and Lamoflle Coun
-. w.iI confer a great favor upon us and our
r.l ler- by sending us local intelligence. GIVE MS
H.r- tnd We viii arrange them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07
Or. Wells Ext. OF Jurubeba

and he confidently recommends il 10 every family
household remedy which should be freely 3 a
BLooD PURIFIER all derang menJs of the syst
and TO animate and fortifs ala weak and Lymphstic
tenperdment ats. JOHN q KELLOGG, ri II ST., n Y
Suse agents foI United states
Price One Dollar per hottie. send tor Circular.
aua
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07
JU z U 3 ER A.

special commission country 10 procure II
in lis naive purity, and having nd its wonderful
curative properties exceed tie antic pat ions
formed BY great reputaIlna has concluded offer
TO The public aud Is happy that he perfected
arrangements fora regular mon hy supply OF his Won
deTiul Plant. He has spent much time experimenting
nd investigating the efficient preparation
from IT, for popular ard has for time used in
his aCtice with happy the effect
medicine now presented to the public
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07

EXTENSIVE FORGERY CAsE-Mr. Ii. G
Copeland, Cashier Of the First National
Bank of Brandon, made discoveries on
Wednesday, May 3lst, which Implicated
James E Sawyer, Of Whiting station IN a
series Of forgerics Of paper discounted
that bank
Sawyer, it seems, has been in the habit
Ter several years past of borrowing consld-
cradle money Of the FIRST National Bank OF
Brandon, offering notes purp rting to be
signed by two or three parties IN each case,
well known To the directors Of the bank =,
and these notes were invariably discounted
for him The notes when due were paid
7 IN full, or in part. or renewed when they
came due, and everything went smoothly
/ for the lor1er until last Wednesday, May
3lst, when Cashier Copeland, thinking Mr.
Sawyer was using considerable money, ma G
some inquiries Of Mr.. \. H. Ellsworth, one
I of the parties whose name was frequently
| signed on notes, about the responsibility OF
Sawyer. Mr. Ellsworth replied he knew
nothing about it, The bank officer thought
this strange and remarked 50 to Mr.. Ellis
worth, and told him that he should think
that he would know about the means Of "a
man whom he was plcdsing his credit for.
This brought the matter 70 "a focus suddenly.
Mr.. Ellsworth was shown the notes, and
denied all the signatures. Wrts were im-
medIarely made, and \. ) Spraguc, .Jr,
Esq, Vice President of the bank, with Off
Ger Buttlcs, proceeded u Whiting and ar
rested Sawyer, and he was brought to Bran
don and held in custody for two nights and
a day, during which time Mr.. Copeland got
confession reluctantly IN ide. showing that
the transactions were not confined u ms
bank alone, but had been extended To sever
al other banks.
S4vt-y-or l,r..,r.rf.- Irf,-. TIar Ezra
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State Board Of Agriculture, Manufac
lures and Whining.
rul EsNDoLpu MEETING.

I.e ol5w.n. is a schedule Of the papers
E. Il presented at the meeting of the State
Har Sc Agriculture, Manufactures and
Aiming, &, be held a. Randolph, Vt, Thurs
al Fl .Iay. jane 18th and 10th
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
-.e Objects aud Aim Of the Board -
Peer Collier, Burlington, Vt. - The Man
a..4aut q. Woodlands '-lieorge f. Nut
fling. E.aluiph VT - Mcteorology DR..
ii.faa 8. Cutting, Lunenburgb, Vt
Thursday EVENING.
arm Buildings and their Relation 80
l.a- andry ~ i. Jameson. Irasbur-h
Fr FI.w- and Flowing and Farm Imple-
hHet- >. j. Washburn, Randolph Vt.
.- Maxine. and Eeuairjn., Roads Dir Hen
igE.yntsn WOODSTOCK. VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07

Benjamin Franklin is said To be the name Of
the only pensioner in this country who has
lost both legs and arms in military service
\ private in the % Minnesota, he was
wounded during the Rebellion not less than
20 times and yet what Is left Of the poor
fellow seems to have good health.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07

------------------- ------------------
Tns WASHINGTON Corvrv Acp,cr-,rrp, u,
-.rnrY IS re-organizcd nv the election If .
live man to the observation-disclosures who takoe
M interest in the society nara,non,t even a
IL private wishes. The Directors, at q late
meeting. were unanimous in the choice 81
SIR. Edward A. Eldridce. Of Warren for
President he receiving every vote cast
Lewis X. JosIvn. Of WaitsfeId j. an
'.h'ea director ne Otis Wallace resigned
'1es"',ve committee consisting OF
'.''D'' zee resident secretary and
~ l"i, ''ee cloSed con-
III - 'i''iu' u I1'SO hohtpe-
'' '"s uso anu control Of ms track
'.' .''i i'f one OF h'e years at one
--'i.l7 ,,- 'oI o.'oi ye.'r
linz among the officers Of the society
lue IT.7. Justin : Morrill, II : : ,r;I
.....- -t.. ,..rl-os. ~ tho FL .,.Lotl.-
-.,- a--r arJ 7.tb 1871
lae Good Icmg'ars OF the County I MON
j t rn Convention IN our village to-day.
HEY wll be hospitality entertained by
Washington Lodge Of this place Dr.
r.e- Jewctt VIII give them the benefit of
wisdom and experience in the Temper
Reform, ut their. private sessions and
III - nm ~ - - 10
.r- .f-,7c,. Garfield !. Th-en,l
.-.-l.... .'..l..;- - = az '''''
Moe Garden HoE.-We arc indebted
the reliable and enterprising firm Of Bos-
.--l Brothers Of Berlin for a nice garden
... gla new pattern, intended for the use Of
better halves ami daughters in their I
Ner Hen. Ii is just the thing for the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07
Notice.

Benton Silioyvay reires from this -, and
demands due to.or from the firm VIII +iIsted, and
the business continued At TIE Old stand hy
SCOTT 4 60.
Montpelier, March p, 1871. VA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07
XOtice.

'T'WENfY-FIVE old weaverz and twenty We n ~
HANDS waHted 10 learn Weaving, 80 the DWipb
Manufacturing Company, Chcopee, n IS. Coco
wages will be paid. None buJfemales wanted.
Flim6 GEO. II. NYE, Sup't
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07

A Newspaper Of the Present Times.
Intended for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers Mechanic Merchants Pro
fessHoaal Men. woIbcrs raInkcrs. ana al Man
ner Of Honest Foias. su4 t4e Wlyc>. sons ana
na..L..r. .. al .aca
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07

1t is often remarked by strangers visiting
our State, that we show larger proportion
Of good horses than any other State in the
Union This, we tell them. is owing to
two principal reasons in the first place we
breed from the very hest stock land IN the
second place, our eople use Sheridan's Car
aim Condifi0n P0,Cders which in our judg
ment are Of in calculable advantage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07
HO FOR MINNESOTA!
100 Acre Farm Free +!

100 Acre Farm Free :!
TIE Northw western Colonization sEd Free Homestead
Comp nv. (Chsrfered by the STATE of VI uue~n }
furnishes Chap Rates of Fare. and Locates
Free Horne>teads. send tor Free Wph
History at Minnesota. RsSou~ Progress
F.. tIliJN q Advantages. Address p. PAGE DAVIS,
CuWmISio~er at Immigration for the Stale Of MInn--
at,. G-ueral As-nt Tor The y W. Cot. 60. I53
Broadway y \. active and reliable Agents Wanted
90 vsrv ha~af'.v FM22w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07
DIR. T.. MORRILL,,
Author Of The Medical Adviser.

The oldest Specialist the CITY for The treatment II
all Nervous AND MENTAL DERASCEMEETs.
.LCNDON LANCET, JULY, 1861
q iie has many i4aitat1foy-- bur no oYuaL''
copy ufthe London Lancet for Julv. 1859 s. Gle
for lie inspection Of The riou~. at THE MORRILL,
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. . Bulhn b ~, Boston.
Ft6yl
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ass - 50 49, sss 50
To THE WORKING CLASS.-'Ne re now pre-
pared 70 furnish ala classes W. coHstaG smpOvmeEt
Il home the whole Of thu time for rha III =
Business new, light and 0ff4ble Persons Of either
-A~jly from lr- a IS evening md pro-
partloHs hv devO-ing their whole time the bu<i
ness. Bows aud Girls earn nearly mlch men.
Thar al who tins notice send thalr address and
est the bu~lneS we m Ike this unparalleled FIR: To
uCh not well satisfied will send 81 pay
the r0uhle of writing FHl particulars, abe
S7np'a " fCn viii do o work on AMI copy
1t The Peoples Literary Cs~PqHioHone of The LARGEST
MT hest family aevspspsr> nuai Shed-al sent tree ny
mail Reader, 4 YOU pr ffahie work,
address E. {. ALLEN L Co, AUGUsrA M.rVE-
l5nj
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Liberation NCtICe.

IHis 10 certify that have this day give my son
Charles II % ard, the renal ndeT OF ms minority
and shall ella Of hi- earnings pay any debt
OF his contracting after this date.
GEORGE HAYWARD.
80 FoVa'tou. Nav p. ISL. F2lU3
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WINDSOR COUNTY

Mr.. John Hardy Of Springfield set hen
of the Brahma species on twenty-five eggs
After long pull she came off with thirty
two chicks.
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THE MORGAN ATiLLl0S!
GREEN aI0UNTAIy TIGER!

VIII make the Season Of ISL as follows. At the
stable OF the Subscriber Chelsea West Hin, each
day IN h- week, with tie exception of Saturdays,
which day he viii b- at the stable Of G. Robinson Of
Chelsea.
address
Fl9NG J. T. IILMENWAY.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07

The Star Base Ball Club Of North Pawlet
announces that it IS in possession Of the sill
yer bat Of the First Congressional District Of
Vermont. and that it holds itselfin readiness
to compete with any in the District for its
possession in tie future
John Rice skirmished with a family Of
black bears on the cast side OF Bald Mountain
five miles from Rutland on Sunday last. Mr..
and Mrs BruIn escaped, but two little Bruins
were captured and viii be on exhibition in
Rutland
I 4 monument has been erected in Pittsford
over the remains Of Z. p. Stewart, the in
vcntor Of the Stewart cooking stove.
The Methodist church at Benson is being
painted Mr. r. c. King, tho painter,
went up the spire Of the church and sat
astride the weather vane and painted the
upper ball, and then painted the vane,-and
then came down again.
Edwin Pratt Of Pawlet, has a field contain
ing 90 acres Of rye, fine, green AID very
promising.
FIRE AT iIEALDsyILLE.-Ih steam mill OF
the Messrs uosklsons Of HealdvIlle was en-
tIrcIy consumed by fire, Sunday night, with
a Iarge quantity Of lumber. The fire was
doubtless incen1iary, no work had been
done in the mill fJr over twenty-four hours
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-07

Emma j. Bennett and Gilman Sanborn, Of
Chelsea. recently ran away 10 Orwell, and
were married, much to the disgust Of their
friends, and of another chap who expected
to BE the lucSy fellow.
Charles Hubbard died ut West Randolph
on Monday tie 22I nit, from the effects Of
a wound caused by piece Of board being
thrown from q circular saw n few days before
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VANTED-AGENT~. (S2O per day.O to sell
w the celehratrd HOME ShU FTLE sc WING
VI ACHlNE- Has the uRder-teed, mazeS the lock
srtch " (ake on both ~Ite~.) aud Is fuiTy lire
The best tnd he family SEWING VI ,chiue the
market Adires-, Jon NSON, CLARK x Co Boston,
Mas, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago H., Lou No.
F-2qw4
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DAUCHY & co.'s ADVERTISEMENTS.
8 O'CLOCK
SCHOOL TEACHERS

Wanting Employ ment from s o TO 800 per month
should address ZIEGLER Mct-URDY- Springfield,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-22
FROM BOSTON.

Boston. March 2l. To-day at request of
the authorities of Hopkinton, a squad of State
police were despatched from this city to deal
with disturbances which have lately occurred
in that town. The facts of the case appear to
be as follows: The crispins employed at Co
burns shoe mandatory, have lately been
on strike for more pay, and considerable
bitter feeling engendered in consequence.
On Saturday several of the strikers becom-
ing discouraged went back and proposed to
90 to work again, but were denied admission
into the shop. As they persisted intheir in
tention ofentering, the boss called three of
his employees to oppose them, and before the
trouble was ended three of the Crispins were
shot and badly hurt. A call haviag been
made on the town constable to arrest the man
who did the shooting. That official for some
reason declined, and three new constables
appointed would not be sworn in. Maj.
Keere of Milford, State constable, however
arrested one man and lodged him in the county
jail The force sent from this city will
doubtless succeed in making what arrests are
necessary, and restoring order. Phipps,
Harvey and Sevenay are said to be the per-
soas shot.
BosroN BANK STATEMENT.
Capital, SAT, $50, o0o loans, Sill, 100, S25 ;
specie, S2,0S3, 1885, legal tenders, Sl2 &c.,
0S2. Due from other banks, $40, l75, 1872 !;
due to other banks, SlG,47S,495; deposits,
S47 ,0.6S, 225; circulation, $24 ,79l,72l