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only an infirm old gentleman; that a
hospital was more suitable for him, if
his relatives could not or would not sup
port him, than an insane asylum, and
that such treatment for an aged clergy
man seemed to him very singular The
judge added that if finding it easier to
| borrow money than repay it, was apiece
of insanity, a good many of us would be
candidates for Brattleboro
We have nothing to say in regard to
Mr.. Shaws treatment by his relatives
| the facts are enough without comment
ing on that point. But we do say that
our State Insane Asylum is not the place
| for the confinement of sane men. Fur
| thermOre, it seems to us that physicians
who make diseases of the mind their
| speciality, ought to be able to determine
in less than five years time, from some
| look of the eye or use of language, or
| action of the brain of a patient, whether
| he is really of sound or unsOund mind.
| and should not be compelled to fall back
| for proof of insanity on the statements
of relatives or the certificates of a dis
| tant doctor.
There is another aspect of the case.
Our State annually apprOpriates $4,000
A'A Viz Cbb tIIC 1C1lIi VI tIIC
sane poor of the State, the money being
allotted among the insane paupers, in
part payment of their expenses at the
asylum. Mr.. Shaw's name appears in
the list of such State beneficiaries; but
if he has been a sane man all this time
and not resident of Barnet, or legally
chargeable to that town for support, the
State has been defrauded, year after
year.
1t may have been very convenient for
the Brooklyn merchant, who took this
method of supporting his father-in-law,
to have the aid of the State; but the
tax payers of the State we are confident
would prefer that the bounty of the
State should be distributed among our
own insane poor, who are such beyond
question. On the WHOLE this case seems
to be one which will bear looking into.
Ii Mr.. Shaw, being sane, was Illegally
confined at BrattlebOro, how many more
such are there in the asylum? And
ought not the Legislature, when it meets,
take measures to ascertain the facts, and
to prevent a recurrence of similar cases ?
-BHr5jHgt0n Free Press.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12

Providence, r. l., Sept. II.
The body Of George A. Farcr, sash
and blind manufacturer, was, this even
ing. found covered with stones in a Gel
lar in his own factory, % Core street,
his skull having been crushed with bill
let Of wood. He was last seen Thurs
day morning Of last week. On Friday
Patrick F. Dnahy, a man employed by
Farer as general helper, disappeared,
and the next morning the safe was found
to have been robbed with a key, taken
from Farer after the murder. Farer
came here from Lawrence. Massachu-
sets, and was carrying on business here
and with his brother in Fall River. He
was aged 80, and leaves a wife and three
children. Dcnahy. the supposed muir
dcrer, is an Irishman, aged "a, but looks
older; is five feet seven inches high,
dark, thin favored; thick dark hair
two front teeth one-eighth of an inch
apart. lie was married last July. A
letter found in his trunk acknowledges
the robbery of the safe.
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Officers of the E2utEnmd County
Agricultural Society.


Inc I2IIo"InS II " h9I OF the o'Ilerr.
Oh 'I'g ''''(laD' N''''''5 -A7'''''''''''' No.
clety Tor 1872
Pr@S41f''t--I@e"TY f. Lathf"H' Pitts
i"fo,
WaIlingford; j. :. Benedict Castlcton.
Secrctary-Ninor billiard, Rutland,
Trcu2urer-J. L. Billings, Rutland.
-1udjtor4-Horacc II. Dyer, RutlaDd;
Lensey Round, Clarendon; c, c. Pierce,
Clarendon.
Professionalism Billings, Rutland.
Porter Benson. Clarendon; Z. Nearing,
, Brandon.
Board Of Djrect0t&-Rollin c. Gleason,
Benson: n. T. Spraguc. Brandon: ii.
O. Brown, Castlet0n 4. d. Smith. Clar-
endOn; W. o. Harrison, Chittcnden; !.
G. Williams, Dandy; J. w. Hamilton,
Fairhavcn; Seneca Root, Hubha~!ton
Lester Fish, Ira; E. W. Gray, 1liddle-
town; L. z. Howe, Mt Tabor; Henry
Pike, Mendon; William Billings, MI
Holly c. W. Brigham, PittstIeId; K.
Burditt, Pittsford; Warren Huiett, Paw
let; F. W. Moseley, PouItncy; OrIn
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Loans we're made at from 's@5 per cent

Loans were made at from is@5 per cent
for carrying
Clearances. S93,000,0G0.
Treasury disbursements S74,500; exports.
So, 900.
Governments weak and lower at the
second call but rallied after the Treasury
purchase, and closed steady.
Governments awarded one million al
no S-I00 "a ia 44-l00. Private advices from
London report a decline in securities there
with an unsettled feeling, growing out OF
the fear that the Bank of England viii
raise the rate of discount tomorrow.
Southern securities are strong and higher
in south Carolina, and steady in balance
ofthe last.
stocks irregular. Market opened strong
and active. especially for Northwestern
common. Ohio and Mississippi and Chi
cage. Columbus and Indiana Central and
so continued until about O'Clock, when
the bears made n raid on the whole list
forcing the market down on large sales
from Is a . per cent. Market closed
heavy. New York Central Railway diyi-
dend' of ner cent Is payable Oct. Isl. The
transfer books close the 18th inst.
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New Hampshire Politics.


Arrangements have been effected by
Colonel Kent and Mr.. Edgerly with
Theodore Tilton, by which he is to
speak at Nashua, Sept. oath; Manches-
ter, Sept Goth Portsmouth, Sept. Goth;
and Dover, Sept. 27th.
The following dispatch was received
too late for the convention. 1t is in
answer to one sent to the President of
the Worcester Convention:
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. II.
To H. O. Kent, President of the Con
vention.
The Liberal Republicans of Massachu-
sets return congratulations to their
friends in New Hampshire, with the as
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iiil~ ~''' VIZ" ."'Iit'7'V 10 come q"
Au@H-t i.'h- ""I owing 10 the ram was
pos. gone" 4" 'hr present hn'' ana the
H'''' IA i','" S''' - ~ II, 49, 0' ICY
a@'r. ..-'1' ana mo- 'UtIntI 9'i'"n'l''ent l.
iA@ property 10 DC 9"io HAS "'t' i""N "o-
>''' 'i'" "'7'' '"'o l." o'I nus 'l''" Al,
'"' ',''' -
''f'%5@ p"! 'l't' '"itl'I' sal" /" 'l! man u
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L.. TEST NEWS
gY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to THE HERALD
Vermont State Fair.

ST. JoHNsBURY, Sept. II.
The State Fair yesterday, was attend
ed by nearly five thousand people. The
morning indicated rama cold wind pre-
vailed, which undoubtedly kept many
away. The programme of the day was
carried out, Notwithstanding Oyercoats
We're luxury. Work horses and match
ed horses were on exhibition, and the
general examination by the judges for
the award of premiums was made.
The race for four year olds was won
by Tam O'Shantcr; time 2.52 and $50.
The exhibition was fully as success
full as last year, on the second day.
Mr.. Greeley was left at Springfield,
Massachusetts,, but will arrive on Thurs
day morning and deliver the address in
the afternoon.
A great crowd is expected tomorrow,
if the weather should prove favorable.
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Not = Liberal.

BOSTON, Me, Sept. II.
The Daily Advertiser, of tomorrow,
will state that Professor Henry w.
LongfeIlow has written a letter to a
gentlemen of this city, in which he says
that the use of his name on the list of
delegates tothe Liberal Republican State
Convention was unauthorized; that it
was without his knowledge, and that he
does not vote with tEat party.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12
The Case OF Esev. Peter ga. shaw


IF th, roen IF Rev Mr. Shaw. whose
ro1nol .'.' fro,,, r,n Rrattjrhnro Insanr
As,in,, NV ordrr Of I = Jndoo small
rI,,illnd Iaet ,vnal- atfract, Ia..
~ W. y; X-nr, ,, than oIso1yharn il
=. Itt,,a five ,,nn,,1n of nnr Stoto have
haG ~ e+ronr conviction thot orr state
ts,,I',,,, ,,,as j., thn l1,ain carefully and
-'-Yl '', ,',.,no+ad and 1rortbv of eli CON-
,'I ~ 1,3o+ b1iiaf ,ra have shaved
n,'I y Iva I1an,, ,+l9rrontnd nv the hirh
I'h" -, ',,' Of tbo i9te SnnnrintrnjcHf
N ,''' w II I2ocI.,,.nil [,,,ho has Io+nI, in
,/I,,-,,,.1,,o If ,,,1,s;nai dieoIiIit,r rn-
C3.'' t}, lhorod ~ +hn Auvlrn1 IN hi.
s,,'(' ,h ,nC s+onIi1 If it's R1ord Of Trn,
tod c 'I,r IF surb citilens as ASA
49, Tyo,,,e Do n p {EiIIiston Frederick HoI-
h-oaI- .,,J Don;nl KELLOGG and fine NM
fa -J1 f',-nraLIa rcnorfs If the Com
~ iI;'3 10 " +1,l T,,eana and tho BOARD
,I,iol, - oa,,,,rosnI If Tho
~ .7',d l9'C4 ~ @,,,. c s,,, Can't
'" - t,s go ~ two nnrsons have
.-.;tI, 80, fa1,- ,.st.,I,. haon diecbarrad
fr lr,-'. tho Acvjnm bv order OF Court as
I,;Il i,,,,lr;,norI,, Confined tborpin is
oen.' Nv tod ~ ,oicn fine question
- . t'',,l ,ror o',ont
n 'l. ,-l,,, 10 ,1~r
'l'S AZ ,.i'ts, .tr,, ,,acn]iarono He
:. az or 1lli', "1oroT,0on Of thn Prcybvtcr-
rs; ~ d" o 49,, ~ ind his name In fine
, roIl Of Prneh,r+orian Ministers nlb}ishcd
j., tho Nov, Yorl, Observer Year Book
f ttl '1 90 IIa hod hacome untitled nv
, W., and infirmitv for pastoral labor.
3, o'i'f fir II vnars 400 resided in BROOKLYN.
n y ,ryitI, bio dougbtpr and husband
M, aro z,.o haIinvo rosnectahIe and
"liH A. roo,1o He had we infer
1 "old,r" > so,5eyyhat childish. He had a
WOW, vI', con,o Of his relations saw, of Dor
r ~%yi money which he could hardly
',ona f. nav from his own resources.
,+,ttaI ~ which found its wav to the
mes I'o ~ az NV ;,,.aJ;G con who had lost
d'I Iaor - tho var and has since died.
"fto{ ~ I,r a rnamnutati0n. He
1'oI ,.; 'i(, hooomn burden TO his
ll,'e' For bo was suddenly sent
ff" udPIi, praoi,1,-n +o Rrattleboro and COM
, r13,ll ~ 4o osI,l,1, oe an insane Der
lil,t's' No ~ o,lr t f32liorrod hin, thoro and
sui ll ~. SUI a7a 1ola0 oetor tnn dovs con-
fso,l111 MS H. 0 thon wont to visit some
erie1a :, Nor si4 NassAhusetts
+iCl'('' h %, nroocbad several times and
% refe Jed ~ zlritton and other assurances
fro0, tfosEo ~ aaiig contact with him.
that o tr '1% co,lid dFscager 10 SIGNS of in
enr';+T[ oio,,+ hin, re 1.1,aaoi thence to
9 Ran,g4 ''9 " h I,l, a has hrorher and
a iIle' ,ybo ~ WE have been told are not
TpaItbV and Who probably did not find
# convenient to keen the old gentleman.
From Rarnnt in Nav 1867 he was sent
AGAIN 70 BrattIebOr0, bv the selectmen
If that town "a an insane pauper. and
Nc snch he has been confined in the
ssylum for over fgo years, supported
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Sept. 10.
AT a Republican Congressional Con-
Yention held at this place to-day, COM
posed Of one hundred delegates, repre-
senting every town in Chautauqua and
Cattaraugus counties, Hon. Walter L.
Sessions was nominated by acclamation
as candidate for member Of Congress
from this district.
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surance that with Mr.. Summer as their
standard bearer, in the State, and Mr..
Greeley in the national canvass, they
viii give triumphant support to their
glorious principles of personal equality
and constitutional liberty.
[Signed, N. p. BANKS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12
Esae Imperial Visit,

BERLIN, Sept. II.
The emperors Of Austria and Russia,
to-day, gave an audience to NJ. Goutart
Biron, the French Minister to Berlin,
The reception of the French Minister
was friendly and satisfactory. Assur-
ances were given him as to the object of
the imperial visit to Germany.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12
Chief of Police shot.
Providence, r. l., Sept. /

Chief of Police Church, of Woon-
socket, was shot in the abdomen, about
$50 o'clock this evening, while standing
on the steps Of John Donnelly's disor-
DERBY rum shop, in that town. Dom
nelly was arrested. The result of the
wound is uncertain.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12

FATAL ACCIDENT AT NERGENNES'-
John RYAN, of Vergennes, aged GA years.
recently fell from a load of hay on the
fair ground meadow of Nessrs' &. 1,
and G, 0. Stevens, and was instantly
killed As his neck was not broken, 1t
is snpposed that the occasion of his fall
was a fit. He never spoke after he fell.
Mr. RYAN had been resident Of Yer
opnncs for fifty years.
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Fire.
Boston. Sept. II.

bOsTON, sept. IT.
A wooden building on Washington
street, Lynn, known as the Central
House, was burned early this morning.
The inmates, forty in number, narrowly
escaped, several being taken from the
windows.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12

A fire in the gauze room of Kent's
mill at Baskerville, this morning, Quilted
a brick wing of the building. Loss. I'M
known, but probably from $4,000 to
$4,000: insured.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12

RUTLAND County FAlR.-The twenty
seventh annual fair of the kutiand
County Agricultural Society is TO De
bold Of Rutland. Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept. II, IS, and 49,
1910 An address will be delivered at
two o'clock on Thursday, Sept l''h'
FATAL AooIDrNr.-Erwin Stiles son
If charles Stiles of Pittsford, accident
allv shot and killed himself, in that
toI y about two o'clock yesterday after
noon noon He had been on an hunting ex-
c l and, on his return, was climbing
fence when the lock of the gun be-
came entangled in the fence, discharging
the gun, its contents taking effect in the
breast of young Stiles, killing him in.
stantly. He was about seventeen years
of age.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12

RUTLAND Brass k4NI. The Rutland
Brass Band, T. Delisle, leader, viii give
free concert under the direction Of its
successful and competent conductor,
frank Wilson, at Whitehall, Saturday
afternoon. from four till half past FIVE
o'clock, and from half-past six until
eight o'clock in the eVening.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12

Vbe Herald is the only paper M
,ne County OF Rutland, or this s seq
,;on os vermont that takes Teie-
~rapnicnews. The Herald receives
s" nssociated Press Reports reg"-
IarIy.
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Wirlor Items.


Europe, with ms Ialn'Iy, anu VIZ L l,,,
badly arrive III No'l"''" "'''i'S WV p
sent month
We regret 10 rear" 'ii"' l'''' .I...
Prout is confined L" MS uoo5' ~ S ,+ta,,1
illness, and is theI'loF'' 'li'D I p,,tIond
upon the present Term VI '''N
County court .,;, ,,.nan tno
Early III '4@ &C.. v" fnn% illnsion Of thr
Liberals G"Joy'I 'I tTorono thot fine ,.ti-
great ana goo" Law '' ~. aarr,. IN ;ts
dial wave Was ''"' i" '' - W.,
broad sweep, DR.. Greeley 10 inc W "'''
HOUSE. H,I , d '' T;nnrars having an eve.
Der OF huilano l1'''r,''. 1, ',, p@st offioo
doubtless, to the ho'''n" - ">' >, ,
.,acl siah, proposed to visit ~, JOINS
t.nr,. r,,rinr the State Fair end not only
'' .,..r. themselves to the Doctor,
uea' "''' 'l'' ,-,ro,ort and
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The Maine Election.

LEWISTON, Sept. II.
The Lewiston Journal publishes re-
turns from 349 towns, casting more than
nine-tenths of the vote of the State, which
give Perham 1G, $3.50 majority. The bal
ance of the State gave 1874 Democratic
majority, last year, and their vote, this
year, will not probably vary the Repub-
lican majority in the State one hundred,
In 1919 Representative districts heard
from, 116 Republicans and 10 Democrats
are elected. Twenty-Five districts are
to be heard from.
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Weather Report.
SIGNAL STATION. }
" AsIINGToN. Sept, 1f.J
PROBABILITIES.


EastcrIy to southcrly winds, cloudy
weather and very probably rain for New
England on Thursday, Southcaetcr1y
to southwestcrIy Winds cloudy weather
and rain for the Middle and South At
lantic States, Southerly winds. vrcrjng
to westerly, cloudy weather and rain
from Tennessee to Lake Erie and Lower
Michigan, the winds probably yccring
from easterIy to northerly, with clear
ing weather on Thursday afternoon and
evening, NorthcrIy to westerly winds
and clear weather from Kansas and
Northern Missouri to Minnesota and
Western Wisconsin, and will also tend
eastward over Illinois and Lake Michi-
gan during the day. NorthcrIy to west
erly winds for the Western and Gulf
States. The barometer will continue
falling from North Carolina north and
northeastWard.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12

CAUTIoN.-Parties purchasing ''White's
Speciality for Dyspepsia" expecting to
find it beverage containing alcohol,
like the vile "Bitters" advertised, (Which
only aggravate the disease, and bring on
others will be disappointed. 1t is a
Medicine carefully compounded on scien-
tifc principles, taken in teaspoonful
doses, and has proved to be the only
Cure for the disease ever brought for
ward. For sale by all druggists.
24:W13W
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n. u. Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. Sent. IL.

Money easy at TO per cent.
STERLING Exchange frmer at I07 zz6lIOs.
told weak in the morning. and firmer in
y. M, with all business from l121 to ll3.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12

PERsoNAL.-George II. Owea. Esq,
Of Rutland, was yesterday admitted and
sworn as an Attorney of the Rutland
County Bar.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12

Pimples and brown spots on the face,
eruptiOns, blOtches, scrofulOus diseases,
and all sores arising from impure blood,
are cured by Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. 600.
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for THE HERALD by
q. G. CHAMBERLIS & co. Commission
Merchants. - and 81 Faneuil Hall
Market, Boston.
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4 RMY BROGANS. Hand Sewed.
IA Price $500. Just the thing for
haying. At No. 6 Merchants Row.
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Local Business Notices.

WANTED. Young men to learn to set
hoops on new lime barrels. Can earn
from twelve to fifteen dollars per week,
after few weeks practice Indoor
work = steady employment. A few
steady men for common labor and team
sters also wanted Apply to A. r. Nor
ris & Co., at the Ft. Ann Lime Works,
near Comstock's Station on the r. & S.
r. r. 32wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12

WELL Po8TED.-The Boston Posi-
VI monday says that the election in Yer
,'ol' SHOWS Republican loss, from the
.o.e Of 1858, Of nearly ten thousand
.o'es' That beats the New York Worlds
Inquirer out of sight.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-12

ADDISON CoUNTY.-Application will
We made to the General Assembly of the
'o'@le Of Vermont, at its next session, to
'naAee the shire town of Addison coun-
y and to authorize tax upon the rate
@O!e property OF said county for the
Quilting OF new county buildings.
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TUESDAY, sept. 10, ls.2
pfFfEfrI7 y ~

New York and Vermont
Prime per Ib. ...................-... 2Gl12sc
6OOu TO InOice-.. ..-- -ZUos20c
Common to good .l5alsc
Canada good to choice ...............2 2G25c
Western. choice. .20G23c
DO common to good $1,000. l2glsc
Bakers, .....-..... .lV9lzc
CHEESE
New York and Vermont
Choice factory, ..................... lJlal8c
Medium.
Choice dairy ......-.............I2g l3kc
Ohio factory, good to choice. liz @I3Kc
EGGS
Northern and Eastern per doz. 80. .26a2sc
BEANS
Pea, Choice Eastern hand pick'd s4.o09s425
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letter from James Rice, of PnHVlet.

E7jt0y R,lt2and Herald In thcWeck-
y, HrrATD. of August Goth, under the
f3oaJ If ,,Pawlet." 7 find the following
iten Stoned "Renortcro
uOnr @overnmont officials in this town
seem to be an exception to the public at
m as t9eg 3r@ HSeS up the pre-
4 4an9on % of S N.Y. Greeiey to the Presidehcy
It is strange that these officials should
continue their business feIationT GGI S4
corr4pt II" hI stro5n Of The mem they
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HERUTLAND HERALD

rg1RsDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1872
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK 7HAKKEr.


AMoUNr OF STOCK Al wArENrowN MAnKH
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FRANKLIN POST

FRAN I'm PUSI.
l.. DAwLEY, Auctioneer
Rutland, Sept. Il, 1872. d&wtd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01

TEE PAED0z q TEKu-Ga. Ez,.
t'aEf Tadis1ss5 "A E5ersi 5.s;Gza .
the Baltimore Az.s1aaz, -uz P.Es3.5
pdiA Friday E.yE GoT=o1: Get:y -
dsy pa,d0oed tie bssEe., CssA T Tex.
es, j., AID city TresEzre. J1sg7a Nssog.,
convicted SINE ao1;bs siooe q easez-
zling certain funis btyosgia2 10 TIE city
0; Philadelphia, and cgsdoed II the
eAsiern peniientisry. The pArtoaE EeTe
delivered by the G0vsrD0:'s private SEC.
re;AIy. One OF the first things Ye:ks
did Sfter being liberated vas 70 make
fell yindicauon Of HsrUaEit from al the
charges against him lie made 8 sworn
EtSiement before MsyoT StOkely, es;ab-
fishing frSt that AhdGvils photographed
and seni broadcast over the State p1r.
porting TO b made by him before Alder
man DougheTtT, were iorgeries, AID tina;
be never made or signed them; secoud thai
the Sccount Of HSrtrSnit with him wss
perfectly legitimate sccOunt, having no
connection whsiever with the FUNDS OF
the State, and that in no way, shape OF
form did HGrtraDft through him devise
any use, benefit or advantage Of any State
funds; third, that Dr.. Paine, representing
himself Is an attorney tOr one Of the
creditors, obtained access 10 YeTkeS' OF.
fee and purloined theTe!rom his private
papers, among them some leiters Of HAr'
trAnit which hsve been used 70 give ere.
dence 10 the false charges circulated
Yerkes' statement is supported BY olheI
strong evidence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01

MCscCLAR CHRIsrIGNITY.-The schol,
III Aod Statesmen Of Great Britain have a
lL-gs1 faith IN muscular Christianity than
ias- kinS1en in our country. Christie.
ioss SoCth, u oue Of his letters, gives an
EZ2Scz soo11ni Of : disappointment he
c'.fcE I'D ATT StSelve mile tramp to a
Esl..cn stream After reaching the stream,
hs 0>ks1 IN bis bag for the fishing tackle,
Eo1 'g7nd be hsd left it behind. Without
ibooghi Of grumbltng at his bsd luck, he
TUNED O lis heel, trAnped 10 the house
Eiih merry songs by the way, and, not to
5e banked Of his fun, walked directly
back 70 the stream, and began his fishing
the same day. THIS was paying literally
for his sport By q thirty.ix mile walk.
We are afraid Fit would not have found
msuy Eportsmeu in this country ready to
help him in such 8 heat
Ar. Dickens, it is well known, was
bO1nd 10 have good constitutional" Of
eight OF ten miles in spite OF rain, or sleet,
or mud He thought q vigorous body was
essential 10 good brain work.
And DOW comes q well authenticated
report tbat Mr. Gladstone Is famous pc.
destIlAn, and puts the Parliamentary re.
cess TO good account by long tramps in
England and sootisrd The GIo5s reports
Inst after hts recent Official visit 10 Bal.
moral Castle, be started for home on foot,
taking bis thirty and forty miles a day
without fatigue, and enjoying excursions
oT the wHy 70 all object Of note.
The revival Of muscular exercises in
our colleges during the last few years, is
giving good training for professional
men, and It may be hoped that the next
generation Of Statesmen and scholars viii
have love for outdoor life ike tl1eir
English cousins -PUeidEnce Journal.