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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-05

some American port wa on, ~ the delegates that
went t0 ID. Ray th the petition ana he said VIC should
De sent ont ~ soon possible With economy 10 the Com
ptny. Then Can't. ishnm told that Iuch had failed
10 m his contract aud consequently had gone but that
" we wanted 90 stay there and work for Can't Rowland
picking moss at Che rate OBJ 81 IS per hundred pounds
ANA furnish our atOns, the price of which was mos.
eN0rbllnnt. so the two or three months hard work
for Puch We had Loot. Gi,cOuTa gcd and most
OF Va refused ~ agree tO Tie terms. Those that
agreed 10 work were taken down to CiaTks
PACK Tor our pl8CCi distance of o. miesand after
Ible ruHef- reached TO- some Of the boys oui for
Mhhl OF water lhtrc uelug only about two gallons of
water among them until they arrived near Cayauca,
Wheh tIfy obtained some work. Those 20 and about 90
OF Us VINO dd not down went on the schooner Mel
DQhe 10 ape ~ Lucas where were put under Can't
were theie about 1--WE days tie steamer Montana came
along aud brought us 90 San Franc co Tier. not
one cent gwen u, Tor ai hard work and SUFFERING.
Plenty ~ me- had nttr when we started. and some
In strange city without cent I'm oar possession on
place 10 look iuF meals tJtuai- There about 100
more down shtFe suffering, and making ,apft
tO get here"
a number 81 men gathered around The Mayors Office
ana one Of them held an interview with Mt. -riy.
subscription was started IN the Oiro. and tine Mayor
gave employment 20 several; Doc also fUruur ..I ? note
In their behalf 20 tie Sccrary Of th" Labor th1in
The san Francisco Benevolent Society viii temporarily
Mr.. John Barclay, gentleman WHO made DO Dds business
to something IN the Oi genuine c rty, select,
from crowd ont side the offices Of tic san IircispD BE-
upyOlcnt Society the oldest looking man. and Iarer.
rotary OF the san Francisco BeNevoieuf society Will
gladly receive eft-Oh clothing for the men, large pro-
portion OF whom are I'm rg-, and special contributions
OF money will Ice welcome. From mo- fault Of th. Own
these strangers have arrived here, win Only tl.t or
four exceptions IN destitute condition, ald, N4c inc
public cannot fairly be asked 20 make zap inr tHU MS
deeds Of the Lower California company, common hl-
mauity viii induce many we hope 70 assist these amor
tuuatc men until they can obtain work.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

A cOtcmporary describes the political cpl
deruie Of the Zines Is d" Ring Worm"
The Mobile Register says to its Northern al
lies MAKE your PLATFORM choose your candidates,
gorge all the spois If you like but air Of superiority
no lofty looking down upon Rebels and 'Scces: Not
ono glance or syllable Of it, Better quit IT, gentlemen
or s6ncbody's ambitious prospects may Dc huIt ana
there may be still another departure"
The Springfield Republican says of the amhi-
ton Of simon ca for the VcePresdcncy1 "smpie
simon may as well give it up first last His little
came viii not work. He stands more chance OF be
coming VceIresdcnt Of the United STATES tlaU Of going
down To po-tority model OF political purity ana pr
vate int gritty"
The Harrisburg papers, The Telegraph and
Saie Journal, look upon the proposed elevation Of
Simon Cameron the YccPrcsidency with compacency
and mild approhation Cen Cameron has in times past
shown himself surprisingly influential IN and around
Harrisburg aud quite likely could be again.
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Iaidherbe, Gambctta and Denicrt are each returned
from three different Assembly Districts.
The majority OF the Republicans elected belong to the
moderate wing OF the party the proportion being 70
Moderates to 70 Radicals.
The unexpected strength developed By the Repub-
licans in the Provinces discomages the partsans Of
monarchy The failure Of the Imperiallsts surprises
nobody, but the weakness Of the Legitmsts produces
sensation.
1t is feared that the Assembly will be moro divided
than ever, and that it viii be impossible TO obtain com
pact working majority determine which party has the
balance OF power
The French Government has demanded the early
evacuation Of the forts Paris and Of three depart
mcnts occupied by the German troops Bismarck de-
clines to give a positive promise to comply with the de-
mand.
Commission has been appointed by the Government
take evidence in England and France to the work
ing of the commercial treaties.
A difference has arisen between the Egyptian Govern
ment and the French Consul at Cairo consequence OF
the alleged Illegal arrest OF French citizen there by
the police Satisfaction has been demanded by France,
aud negotiations are pending for the settlement OF the
dispute
The Republican journals rejoice over the overwhelm
ing vote given FOR the candidates Of their party in the
country districts and regard the victory calcu
lated 20 establish permanently the Republic in France
The MonarcLca press the other hand show signs Of
panic and accuse each other Of Lack Of devotion and
energy In the canvass.
The Presse will resume publication tomorrow under
the management OF W. de Ia Greronni6re.
Gen. Fadherbe has written letter proposing system
Of compulsory service In the army ioy two years
II VIII be observed that there Is rreconclabe DIFF
ference in al the reports relating TO the number Of va
in the French Assembly 10 be filed at the sup
Elementary elections The dispatch above speaks OF 40
delegates having Just been chosen. whereas previous
accounts gave only about 10 II vacancies to be filed
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:, 70 Prospect Park with proper feelings you you
ond you Irtpe there not destitute Of dignity anu
VII n'u The One head and the genial almost piayIu'
charm 'roat9i his features continually in the prs
smile 81. friends. and even strayed into ms pc'ul'a
snoe o. rao,5 has caught and fxcd with an eneouaS
Sf ~. The bust looks like Irving, and mat t,s
ins a. important matter to-day, SO soon a'' aa as
ST. a.. ,rbot is now done in bronze viii &c "5', -
dssr by The scup,ors vhO we may be sure s, w. patr
n, .,-s sieouate expression in the future Of '"''
s-rh o. uur literature,
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SHIPPING LyrEiLigrvrr
PORT or SEW-VoBE

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it3 m IT,. ,-o.- b. .-.. .aot r -
q % ioa B + e ~ ~ '''2 a- , . I, E. - y
'0 So. p, y P1, ,, hsr la'' FROM GI.lz'v 'o-
Ta,, 20 T. Morgan O.. Iur 3 Caas Lo.s, '.e ".
w a1Eei grll r .cs Ar bur borai -. o. 49, CO
sa5D San sl s b .s.,, %. 2,.-,,, ,, 4 .,.
cis 5cn 70 for G '' a ~. 4. q -. i I'D.
s.e,9, 55 A i Faa s.-,sl,a Jr.- - ME- I'd
I' ff,., o BOD s,. - 2a.'. .s-, -.
Came ,s .oasla rse Il, Ia sa o1, , % % 8.
yor) Madison C,rrf iar With ro,i r,l ,s i.r,
'' R,. e i, " s,t cen Boz penn .
{ f. " Nr,e- Caae t5- s.,.b.ra r.., , ia , q
severe re fl i.y " % w. liz iJ a.. " '' ' " " 90
uiaf Juiv , Wiz b-.se o. A. MURPHY. y. 10 gu. f. "a
F1 r.-I Co., i,,, :, I -9' ~ L1' '.' M D..
ss9 les { T l1 ' ,ni e 20 '' b. ~ Game 'l- ''' "a
coal to International Coal 2afy COS vessel to wha-T
Brig Harriet Amelia 'o Ns'''ri 3 50 HsFa, st. Johns ~
VOL Co. Hss hai d- ssas- 1 he .a.. rsslgs N ia
R9Ti D sS Geo pl.a1, 10, SSs r - 20 81. & @
S.hr Ee "l'er' 9ol Iooel B'-r "a ia p r. u "a ~
moderate weather The entire Pls'ss big LINE B,soa s, Zoe
day previous
Sehr Magnet Kelly Jolea' u i'' VII ''lai 10 mo" ''
ari'an -, 49, ., $500.
tchr ~ Bella Usher Ge1ge'1Fu ID c. itff 'n ~ h 'i'rf
% T. D. Hulnut Co
Sch Suuu Wright D0wlv. G')--e'sa D c. lt HllA tAFs
sores 10 poiluer. Potter e. Co. v.sT.. "a, n. W t.p.-f
SER. p hion. Garherry. NeV iiIv'a-
Srhr J. A. Ioie-, Dav. PoT.itLs.
schr n. b. DroE Miller Rrizep'-t
Schr Adell'ie. Smith, SAG lt.rho-
sclr. Saugatuck DAVIS. >ag 4aT1or
Schr Set Do. alien 5ii NJ, me- 'i"''1 ''P' o.
Sc1r WIN. 7. Philips, Hi4aIas -. .i'f
Se.r ElgioPh, ste.Iu'n Prorle. ~ .noe'spo-
Sc-r Louisa Hamilton. Prov lelt' ~ b .t' ..''.
SEX som nar,h' 5-4'eI' ~. is-'. u, a. 49,,
80 l..s no bo' i,i ~ IT, '''''"' '
sb a. 49, Sib with l,f. 10 sis8,,a Ci7p Ca
Scbr Na-tj, CU.bins H1rrfn-trr Tl3u.st1l
scb, M N,r Bsrker Prov Isrca
scIr Ifenyv MAJ Racsett Prov ten-a
scbr r r Iegfi on Allen Pro-. irnrs
erbr VI prelmore Hart Prov lerca f,- sd .. s,hp,y.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS
WEDNESDAY. JuLr

WEDNESDAY. JULr5
Mail. Europe Queenstown and Liverpool. per Steamship
Nevada fum Pier 10 y. close the Pos;OAce a. 800
n. az station A ll00 m. D. 1910 m suppuenfarT 'l.
fr paid only mate Per No &c. y r. and closed q 800
p a., e,er. deuosei a Supplementary be prepsd With
double Do,gagr.I -...- ,
Mails Europe Qceus-ovu AMI Liverpool per steamship ~ o.
Ies ss.s from Pier No " r. close PostOtee 81 l3H
M al station A. n:ro m. D. 1880 SUPP 'eIneniat
Mail pad leten oEr made up on FeF 40 80 ~ H. alH
closed AZ 20 o. "a Steamship soils 90 3 y. ~. 81,
a et,er. deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid Win
double postage. - a.. ~ " Ill.
Mails ior the herman Bremen steamship New Or SAL.
o. a. fco Of bd-L ookeu the Po.tOhce az u u 81
sts-or l.O a. m D. No Supplementary Mall steam
y. ~. ,.t--.tt- Ill.
n Pier No y r. close ~ 3. steamship sails a. " p i--
Ms IermUl ". L. steamship san rIahe''o c'' i'''
, O. Ia.
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE VIRGINIA MILITARY
INSTITUTE

LEXINGTON, Va, July 4-The Commencement
exercises the Virginia Military Institute to-day were
largely attended. The Grafton was delivered by NJ J."
spottswood Of Richmond, the yaledictory by ]. p.
Arthur Of Columbia c. the address before the Alumni
Society by Col John VI. Patten OF Albemare, Va, and
address to the Graduating class by the Hon. Edmund
PendetOn OF Virginia There 10 graduates In the
Academy and In the special school In the after
noon a banquet given to the Alumni oociety. Many
prominent sOutheTners were present. There was
brilliant display Of fireworks on the grounds at D. m
The exercises closed with grand ball given by the
cadets in the messhail VI the Institute.
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ANOTHER REVOLVING CRIME At NEWARK

William Moyle, residing in OXford-st., New
ark, arrested last evening for attempting TO shoot
his wife Il appears that on the evening preceding he
had threatened 90 end her life, adding that she would
never live to see the Fourth OF July They quarreed
yesterday morning and he drew revolver and fred at
her. she made her escape and gave information TO
Justice John Rose Moyle arrested IN bed.
and the weapon was found on the premises,
with three barrels loaded and empty.
The wife made affidavit before the Justice
charging her husband not only with attempting her lfe
but with the OF incest with his daughter age
TO- which relation, she alleges has continued for five
months She states that the child has been under the med
medical care OF the County Physician for nameless dis
orders and that she dvged the facts from the
fear that her husband would kill her. He attempted to
shoot with rifle few years ago in Dartmouth Nova
scotia He denies that she f. his wife, while She claims
that they were married 10 years ago and have had six
children Of whom three are living
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HoWTN- PARDON Nor YET rrcElvrD

HN-H'>erpN, July 4-MI. and Mrs. Bowen
-'.' .l e'.-f part o., t-o DAY in the .alyari. sur
r''' F t" friend, and in yie, the guard.
I1' ''. waiting Wish much anxiety the arrival of the
F.''" ' iNr-oa oi Bowen, which. bov.yey. had mot
....''l ~ O'Clock TINS evening. They now ex.
o.. To- morrow
i'7en -."yrsplcl 10 Mr.. Bowen from, I,,,
b. Cd ' '' ''i.' tai Doe was pardoued. she having.
A' 80 -'' -s rt favorable answer from Pr.iI,,
1-n-t 7a. t.u ll..ea.d 10 Washington 80
0--.' .Inll-. ... 4t. ..4ce spent mu,l, ofl,r ,.,
w..' 81. Bowen W. ''' ''n'
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GERMANY

PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM To VISIT MUNICH
FRENCH SOLDIERS DESIRE TO ENTER THE
AUSTRIAN SERVICE.
BERLIN, Tuesday, July 4, 1871.
The Crown Prince Frederick William has
accepted the invitation of the King Of Bavaria to be
present at the triumphll entrance Of the Bavarian
troops into Munich
Prince b ,marck has gone 10 his Ydrzn estate.
some OF the French soldiers dbanded since the cessa
ton OF the are seeking 70 enter the Austrian
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE

FURTHER ASSEMBLY ELECTION RETURNs-REPu B.
LICAN SUCCESSES ~ PARIs-USEXPECTED
STRENGTH or TUE REPUBLICANs IN THE
PBOyINCES-THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT ASKS
FOR TIE REMOVAL OF TIE GERMAN TROOPS.
PARIS, Tuesday July g. 1871.
The general estimate of the supplementary
elections shows that the result win be about as follows
OF the 40 Deputies elected, 40 Republicans Le-
gitimsts, and u Bonopartsts The official returns will
differ but little from this estimate.
The following is tho vote OF Paris with few sections
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THE DAUGHTERS OF ST cPIsPIN on STRIKE

THE DAUGHTERS OF ST. CPIsPIN on STRIKE.
4 large shoe mandatory at DaDvers, run
by Mr. James NJ. sawyer, has been tho scene OF q
women's strike during the past week. because OF the
introduction OF machinery. few days after the
machinery had been in successful operation. Mr. sawyer
informed bis female help that his intention TO
MAKE sngnt reduction in his price list, and therefore
substituted the following let for the old one: Embrod-
eng, former price y per case reduced 10 u 81 oo'hg
and heel seam with welt former price, 20 cents per case,
reduced - 20 cents; yamphe FORMER price, cents per
in this particular branch that when the work
wa, reversed by the operator rom me WRONG 10 tne
they would receive per for their work Ihe
nearly II per cent II should nave Dee sateu lhat eoh
case contains 60 pairs ana according 10 the FORMER price
s. g So per day. But with the improved facilities
somewhat larger sum could easily be earned and
had been notified by their employer Of his determine
ton few Of leading wOrkwomen, to the number II
prceist and after a few days spent in attempting to
compromise the matter the 30 girls left the establish
returned and requested 10 be allowed 70 20 q work
Their request granted, and 1t was supposed by Mr.
but in this hc disappointed, the "A Immediately
Organized a society with constitution and code Of
hy-Aw3 ana GenomlEated IT the DauShters OF
above society, Mr.. sawyer waited upon by
the committee being III MS employ, ana informed MIN
that he barge the girls who had been employed
to I'll the places Of those who had left, and that he
should also reinstate his old help and accede to their de-
maud former prices in OF refusing 10 comply,
would cease work unt he should 90 so sawyer reused
10 be dictated % ~ 70 whom he should employ and 80
informed the committee VINO reported to
their brethren ~ the Danycrs Lodge or Crls-
pins and ON the 18Th ut the men notified Sawyer that
40 more work would be performed by them until lie
MI sawyer AT once advertised for help, and filed the
places OF the strikers. Afterward, the men waited on
him aud it was agreed that work should be resumed
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A ROYAL REVIEW At ROME.
Rome. Tuesday, July 4. 1871.
The King held a grand review, yesterday, OF
the regular troops and National Guards. HelWa7 en-
Enthusiastically received 10y the soldiers and spectators
Tho N,uicipality OF Rome gave a brilliant BAH last
,,ilt If which the King was present At the close OF
festivities His Majesty started for Florence.
There has been an unusual attendance OF CarulhaS
and other high dignares OF the Church at Court during
the Kings stay In Rome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-05

WHEELING, w. Va, July About o'clock
Yesterday afternoon terrible storm of wind ana rain ac
compaued by thunder and lightning passed over the
lower portion of this city Houses were unroOfed ana
chimpcys trees and fences blown down. Great damage
was done 10 the wheat and crops in Marshall COun-
" The tow-DOat star was blown from her lnoOrngs
acress the river, but escaped injury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-05

ml'DLLIowN, II. J~ July 4-The Midland
vas Opened to-day rom This town 10 Franklin.
4. .ee~atoa $50, had a. Decacr.oun. N. =
r-7.' 'lif'''e' were delivered by Gen Kilpatrc, Mr.
i''H,. .'l'' futile Of Patr.on. j. L. sway,e. OF New
''-' dent Wheeler o, the Midland Railway.
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AUSTRIA.

PASSAGE OF THE BUDGET.
VIESNA, Tuesday July 4, ISL
The Upper House of the Reichsrath has
passeh The DudEnt.
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Since Adam ROemiller shot himself near Ham
ilton Ohio while illustrating the manner ~ which Val
llndieham lost his life two other men at Fort wayne
Ind and Cairo, H., reported to have met with sl
lar accidents under the same circumstances.
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SOMETHING NEW IN THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE
LINE.

Bo,roy, July 4.-The Massachusetts, Woman
sgfr,t. 49,. iauOn held meeting at Framing
ham Grove today, winch was well attended. Speeches
were m be by Mrs Lucy stone. Mrs. Livermore. Mrs Dr.
NIB T,..son Abby Kelly Foster. the Rev. Jesse H.
Jones. William 3. Robinson, 5 :. Foster, and others.
IL burden ~ the remarks was 10 regard to the recent
o9.r, ID. The supreme COur, Of the State that women
ci.ul. l- Justices of the Pence, which was severely
criticised nj cond mined. Mrs. LivermOre was also
very severe upon rle editors ~ THE NEW-NORk IIL-
IYE S-rf5ar,'S Mao c-iitc and L9ery Saturday.
R,-DUfOus were passed in relation 70 tie supreme
CIa. decision .l' il memory Of the late camueIJ May
One Ji tine l.iD- congratulated herself that the re-
pl..r, ...l say that nothing new was SAID uIon
L-u.t-. Of. cctstre Of tie court being the HeT sub
iaet
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GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS Oh BRAZIL AT
WINDSOR CASTLE.
LosDoN. Tuesday, July 4, 1871.
The Emperor and Empress OF Brazil visited
Queen Victoria. to-day, at Windsor Castle
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5petial Notites
Cable Tolls.

,.,..,In,, the tang to GREAT Britain IRELAND, 'nd
,xs Cor messages Of 10 WORDS including address date and ns
- IN n, TFN DOLLARS IN GOLD aud ONE DOLLAR for earn
-...,, HENRY H. WARD Superiaisnisst-
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DIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stsmpia, Sote P,DeS
WIN EvERDFLLs SON FuLTONs OLD DVrca tHUHCH.
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For az disease. with which children afflicted d1rng the po- q
teethng Mrs wHsLows SoorHNG sECP Is a.e aai eer@A
reuet
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p,suop sortFs LNIMRNT ipveu~i BY 'as s p''H0p eou
,r.ps voutop in ' se''' HHsa. .s ." 30,
ana Spinal For sale by J. v. HbNkl Tot
be without @ yea i,ss Pee . cent and 81 - per eo
rrnrsn,.Hoa o1'' r'' 1 C'g,, D', NUM- rs Co.
mAiA - SOLICITOR American aud Foreisn ase'S' ~
r''' TOW -. publ,bsrs Of The Scientific American.
year Sotice.-The Mails Europe during re 49,, ~ >,
fost--yp,Y g. 1871. viii close a. ts o' n a.
~ "a WEDNESDAY, 4. q en- "a Lhods3aA5i a.
sAIJgQA! Al " u
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TrQrluaV. n-aTN ItTl.,rh
80 ,,er plated CETIrCHERS, porcelain hn1 70 sso each
81 SI,eI.biat,1 lCF PITCHERS, VARIOUS pa9'efl'' "
~ White CANA DlSNRR SETS ~5i set -,
lsf lee. rated INNER SETS 80 and upHars.s,
30 81, out and Fagaygd LASS u p.eee SETS BRONZRs
81 rn !nHeu.s yanetyo TkA sEIs 19Rs Al prices. in many W.
ci1TI cry GLASSWARE. and GAS FlAIUAh~'
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A PRISON KEEPER ATTACKED.

Timothy MahOney keeper employed on
Blackwes Island, and living at No 200 East sxtietE-
ST. while passing through Eizabeth-s, near Hester,
carly Yesterday, was assaulted by several unknown
men who beat him severely about the head ana iace.
rrt.. .fI.,,f.
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Anthony AlbertsOn of No. 49, First-aye,
was assaulted, early Yesterday, n Frst-ave. and
Twenty-sixth-st by Thomas McCheny, who cut HIM on
the head with a cleaver. causing serious wound.
ucCbruv escaped AIbertson was removed 10 Bellevue
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-09-01
State NezOS.

Eli Barnum of Chester has potato
field OF one hundred and five acres.
"A hedge hog weighing so pounds was
recently killed in Lowell.
AT Woodstock some farmers have been
compelled by the dry weather and conse-
quent short feed to fodder their cows regu-
larly.
Two barns at Brandon, owned by A.
W. Marsh, were burned, Friday night of
last week, with their contents loss $1,000,
half insured.
The fifth annual convention of Young
Mems Christian Associations in Vermont
will be held at Montpelier, October 18th
and 18th.
Waller Riford Of Woodstock was ser-
ously If not fatally wounded last week
Tuesday an OK which he was driving rip
ped open his bowels with one of his horns.
1t is currently reported that many of
the West Rutland marble quarries are Civ
ing out and that little or no marble, worth
quarrying, will be found there few years
hence.
-In Salem, last week, II man named
Powers was fatally wounded by his axe,
which glanced from tree he was Telling
and struck him in the neck, severing his
wind pipe and jugular vein.
The Ludlow murder examination,
which has been in progress for the past two
weeks, has closed, resulting in the deten-
ton Of one of the organ grinders for trial at
the County Court in December next.
The firm Of Mclean * Robbins, of the
hn.
MIR. Robbins having sold his interest in the
concern to Mr.. Mclean, who will continue
the publication of that paper as heretofore.
"A terrible accident recently occurred
In Silsby's mill, in West Burke. As Wright
Clifford of Newark was putting a belt upon
wheel, his leg was caught and torn nearly
from his body, tearing open his bowels
and managing him dreadfully. He Is still
alive, but not expected to recover.
Mr.. Henry T. Cushman, of North Ben
nin9ton, has invented an improvement in
lead pencils, which consists in providing
them with II coating of flock, by means of
which they are less liable to be lost, and
more easily handled than those now in use.
oliver Johnson, the veteran editor of
the n. Y. Weekly Tribune, who has never
been remarkable for orthodoxy, has pre-
scented beautiful pipe organ to the .ortho-
dox church in Peacham, his native place.
Mr.. Johnson, though beyond sixty, is a
vigorous lnan-ful of the vigor and fire Of
youth, and one of the best journalists in
New York.
The first annual session of the Grand
Encampment of odd Fellows of the State of
Vermont assembled at ST. Adams, on Tues