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Labor Notes.

No reduction of wages has been made
either at Burdens or Cornings Iron Mills
in Troy.
AT Griswold's saw mill in Troy reduc.
ton of five per cent in wages will be made
to bring the prices down to those at other
mills. The workmen will accept
The employees of the Troy Hosiery
Mills at Abba refused to accept a reduction
of twenty-five per cent and five hundred
persons are out of employment in consc-
quence.
The WORKING TING ut the Salem n. y.
railroad shops has been cut down to ninc
hours and the wages reduced ten per cent.
The wages of employees of the Walworth
Manufacturing company at rambridgcport
Mass, are to be reduced 10 per cent.
l.. NJ. Harris & Co., of Oak dae and
West Boylston, Mass, Manufa turing
Company have reduced the wages of the
operatives % per cent
The paper works at WATERFOWL, Mass,
will hereafter work on shorter time. New
Publishers contemplate reduction of
wages for printers.
Wages are to be reduced in the Lyman
Mills at lIolyoke Mass, after the 18th inst
The East Long Meadow quarries are to
be worked but nine hours per day.
The Lttleton Y. H. Wooden Mills will
run full time Tor the present, but the pay
of the operatives has been reduced 10 per
cent.
The Manchester n. II print works are
to be run but eight hours day for five days
in the week.
The Lowell Mass, mills have reduced
working time to three quarters, Dexter Me-,
mills run on half time.
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\ TRUE PICTURE OF BATTLE FIELD
Steadily the brave fellows assembled the
range of hills, two ranks deep, under
furious fire of artillery, flashing deaths
terrurs under the most fearful form, and
galy they climbed the numerous fences in
their way Men dropped, the gaps were
made in the ranks, but the lines were i'm
mediatoly sed--al were compact as be-
fore. The wounded silently fell. All
bosh about the screams Of the wounded
that we read of in books, On they went
until n blazing fire of musketry stormed
upon them from the rfie-pit hitherto in
visible, and induced halt. Firmly they
stood and returned the fire. Up went the
swords of the held officers, wildly cheering
| them on. Again they advanced. Again
they halted. Line officers ran behind the
men-picling up cartridge boxes of the dead
and rcpIenishing those of the living.
Back and forth they went, in the rear of
their companions, asking men if their am
muntion held out, indicating ocalities
where shots might be effective, and encour-
aging them with hopeful words:-
"Stcady, boys, steady; give EN- thunder
Smith are you hurt?'
'Yes, sir; my arms broke
600 to the rear, my boy
Another boy falls.
"Where are you struck, Robert?"
sin the thigh, sir. | can't move"
Gle still, and keep cooli they'll take you
away soon"
| "Dennis, what's the matter with you?
| Why the devil don't you fire."
"The balls banged to the top o me mus
| kit togither, sir, and broke the bagenet."
"Pitch it away; here's another Fire
| faster, Jones That's right, Robinson Give
| 4, Splan1ilf hnVs sr1.n.lil : nn,vp
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Che 8utlaita Daily Globe.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1873
Further Particulars of the Fort Ann
Tragedy.

a JEALOUS HUSBAND ATTEMPTS 10 KILL HIS
WIFE AND THREE RELATIVES AND THEN
CUTS HIS OWN THROAT-HE LEAVES A
DIARY WITH EVIDENCE OF HIS wIFE's
GUILT.
A correspondent of the Troy Press writ
ing from Fort Ann on Monday, gives the
following further particulars of the muir
derous tragedy enacted in that village on
Saturday morning. He writes The poo
pie of the village were thrown into ex-
IRENE excitement on Saturday morning at
the announcement of attempted murder and
effectual self-destruction or suicide. The
following are
THE FACTS IN BRIEF
John Wagner, "a German speaking French
man, came to this place some two years
since and obtained employment in the sash
and blind works of o. G. lIowes In the
course of time he became acquainted with
and married a Miss Blazo, Il grand daugh-
ter Of the celebrated McWhortcr family.
For some time suspicion of intidelity npon
the part of his wife annoyed him, until 1t
eliminated in his
EFFORTS 10 TAKE THE LIFE OF HIS MOTHER
IN-LAw,
his sister-in-law, her husband and his own
wife, whom he slashcd with a razor, and
most cffcctualy destroying his own by
CUTTING HIS THROAT WITH a RAZOR,
almost scvering the head from the body
About year ago the poor fellow lost his
right hand by an accident in the mill and
since then succeeded in earning repua-
BILE living with his remaining hand Written
statements have been left by him giving
facts and proofs relating to the disgraceful
affair and which. we believe, have been
taken by the coroner to he published in the
Whitehall Times. The tribe" as he
called the family with whom he was so UNI
fortunately identified,
REFUSED TO ASSIST IL BURYING HIM,
and on Sunday at 10 a. M, he was put in
the ground at the expense of the town, UNI
attended by any wh1 knew him or even Il
clergyman of any denomination, notwith-
standing he was said to be member of the
NJ. +. church of this place. This docs not
reflect any credit upon the already unenvi-
able place the "McWhorter tribe" occupies
in this community.
The man was generally regarded AS an
industrious inhabitant, possessed of fair
degree of intelligence and far above his
most intimate associates. The disgusting
disclosures of his diary is looked for with
no little degree of morbid anxiety.
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STATE INDUSTRIAL NEws.-The demand
for scales at the mandatory of the Fair
banks Scale Company. continue to be large
ly in excess of its capacity for production.
None of their workmen have been dis.
charged, nor is any prospect of such an
event.
BY the way these standard scales have
lust been awarded the highest premium at
the great Southern fair at Macon, Ga.
The American Hone and Box Company
of wolcott, is obliged TO employ night
hands, and will run twenty hours day in
order TO fill orders now on hand,
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IIEATISG CARs.--An arrangement, is be-
we are told, for heating the cars by mean.
of steam pipes which run around the base
of the coach and under every seat, This
will do away with stoves, so that in cases
of Il smash up the passengers, instead q
being roasted in a burning car, can enjoy
the alternative of being Scalded to death by
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD. - Mr..
Lockwood of Troy has not yet accepted
the treasurership Of the Central Vermont
Railroad Company. but has the offer under
consideration. Mr.. Wilbur of Boston, the
present treasurer, throws up the position
because the new charter requires the treas
urer to reside in Vermont.
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IMPORTANCE OF ONE NoTE.- Whether
the New York Senate is tied or not, depends
upon wheth Mr. Thompson, republican, is
publicans have II majority. Ii the official
canvass confirms the latest unofficial reports,
Mr. Thompson will owe his seat, and the re-
publicans the control of the Senate, to Il
s;nulo ynte
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A LAD TOSSED Up EIGHT FEET Ky 4
MAD Cow.-A small son of Peter Pcrtie,
Jr.. of Sandlake, n Y was thrown into the
air distance of eight feet, on Sunday
morning last, by IL COW belonging to Phil
ander Shepherd, and was severely insured.
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FATALITY IN THE PuLPIr. There seems
to be fatality attached to the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church at Mattawan, n. j.
A few Sundays since, as the pastor Rev.
J. II. Kaufman, was reading these lines in
the first hymn -
''Soon the delightful day VIII CONF,
When my dear Lord Will call me home,
And shall see his face"
his strength gave out, and he sat down
while the congregation sung the hymn
through. Then he followed with prayer
in feeble though earnest voice, and at th,
word "Amen," he fell over in fit of APP
oplexy, from which he died in a few hours.
after being taken to his home. MIR. hauf-
mans age was AZ. 1t is stated, as a very
singular coincidence that Rev. MIR. Shater,
who was pastor of the same church about
SO wears ago, fell dead in his pulpit from
apoplexy, as he had concluded the same
line of the same hymn which Mr. Kaufman
read Just before he was stricken,
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Merchants using printed wrapping Will do
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rs low figures as New York or Boston Houses,
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GRAND LIST OF lIUBBARDToN. The fol-
loving is an abstract of the grand list of
IIubbardton for 1873:
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Nouse Ornamental Goods.
HE BOSTON 80 CENT STORE.

1t IL WONDERFUL, you VIII all say when
you see II. But II needs only a word OF explain
alton ana you Will see why II appears so. This
is only u branch OF the Boston houses and many
others In several cities OF the United States
which have been established for years, and
afford the greatest facilities for importing and
buying goods directly from the manufacturers,
which are offered at u very small commission
above the cost. This need not be said TO those
who examine the stock, as II shows for Itself.
There is but one price for all, so you need not
ask the price. The goods are warranted 70 be
exactly as represented.
The proDretOrs wish to say to the people OF
Rutland that they are the only parties that
ever imported this class Of goods directly and
offered them for sale In this town. IL Is the
largest stock the finest goods, and latest styles
ever shown in Rutland. Come and sec, you
Will never be asked to call again II you are not
surprised at the quality of the goods Tor the
money.
This store has been established with the in
tentlOn OF making II Il permanent business and
II Is hoped that the people of Rutland and
vicinity Will examine our stock before they buy
their house ornamental goods.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
GRAND LIST OF CnITTENDES. The fol-
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['hiIfnn1nn for 1922

GRAND LIST OF CLARENDON. The fol-
lowing is summary of the grand list of
Clarendon tor 1878
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HNAGS.-We offer Dennison's Merchan-
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Printers at Dennlson's lowest prices. Send us
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GRAND LIST OF DANBY.-Tbe following
is an abstract of the grand list of Dandy
for 1878;
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The Lowell Mass, mills have reduced
working time to three quarters, Dexter Me-,
mills run on half time.
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A JEALOUS HUSBAND ATTEMPTS TO KILL HIS
WIFE AND THREE RELATIVES AND THEN
CUTS HIS OWN THRoAT-HE LEAVES A
DIARY WITH EVIDENCE OF HIS wIFE's
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music lsils'' lh 81 I.A4a4

Mt can basGly be ixxAn1sd las surpFi.' nj,
~eifes slalm6rist, ihatsv~ lsxs India nassa<
Hsl.en w fs1iact how persistantIs stIs paie
f5cs ,illaIes the lufutoreal sarass. There
~ 5 ljlanlfr slitnrser MAS \ l,fsl. llsr. Oh
amaY 10 the saciiic coast m sfol ped over
Iatkht ilas sfilses btses,ei,e 70 fIss shsslsonts
lI6l liliser unused Slsrnferffss ,efs iii
INK evening ~ plsy kstl leesl Mayos,r.
S+e1s ansor: aes:af sipn1I. ten. he had
'.qdesEea cas,ehss TN q leist huadsel
times, the Shoshons chief ted Simmer he
would give anything to possess such an i'm
[sFpmept ,8sv that.s Then . happys Thought
frtrack SIixnaer. fIe hxaA six hundred PAIRS
-ef -telle~e,- which -hs -~as- takiAg eatssa SET
tlementjp, Oregon. and. with q.,aim Of con-
science. he disposed 81 fhem on the spot to
the chief at two itlnirad. and fiftys percent,
advance ON the COST That morning Simmer
lef. y"r the next two days the chief re-
D.nined az home, wsrklng one. pair OF bellows
attert. analher. iin2yain, eIrieayor to evolve
kathleen Mavonrneen" from The lnzzles;
and, when be lad strained himself until he
burst three Of tour hlooti-ye.sris. his wives
took hand. Then all the members of the
tribe tried: and the medicine man seized one
pair arid ntf To- hp woods. aud howviad oyer
III fscrctched, and sat on feuce aid wtrket,
.sth4 iianill.s np,ihi' dawn until he iaIinte,
and MT solitary note 81 s'KatIl,en N .vo III
heehs disturbed tile Intrusive solitude OF
the vast wilderness. And they caught Il
Write man mid a(irnve'a stake -ttrou..l, him.
and built bonfire on his bosom. and nude
him Try; and he even failedto organizea con-
ciift upon tile Msvaufnee.i basic. And now
whenever Won meet y s ost,one Indian any
wlrre.;hs alwaysl asks ii yea lkpow a tr an
,iamsd Simmer. q They are looking for Slim
meg 81 They want him. They want to lead
him out sl some retired spot and remove his
ctitiele. and clip lhm of ltieg by little until
they work tiewa 10 his skeleton. ID, Yaq '''
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The Indiana Of the world

< {, 4, 49,
RI we do not isave, u care, the United States
will statd o the world as Indiana, stands to
the United Sta,es-the refuge for The ni,atrrii--
,noniaIly oppressed Of all nations, l. is some
time since il was announced that Pauline LUG
ca who came to our shores a lnatron was le-
gally made . widow and that her husband. the
Baron Won Haddenradde ngraddenstre.tier
or part OF it, Win, sent his money making
darling across the ocean lost both his capital
stock aud all prospec: Of dividends. One
could hardly restrain a tear at the thought
81 the sorrow which must come, like the loss
Of house and lands. to the legally bereaved
In his solitary and wife deserted home. The
baron now asseyerates, and stands upon his
natl,. that he had no notification OF the pro-
ceedings and that the divorce was gained il,
the most approved Indiana style though
granted in New York court. He charges
ali alphabetically named colonel viii,
whom Pauline Kished to contract new vows
with the haste in the arrangement. Upon
Lucca's side the. charges Of the baron are
,euIrd and his intideIity asserted. Ii Ii an
Interesting fact, stattu ~ ucielHse OF Lucca,
that divorce s.:e might obfain IN Prussia
would entitle her divorced husband to one
fourth Of ali the ircome which the divorced
wi:s might in all the future secure. II this
be frlle. L0cca il TO b., pardonpd for desiring
1 sgp,,liIillo.i,ie-clvan cut-peifect lnsnla'ion-
Ain eric an, divorce, for the colonel might
oi,ic. ii i wife who was obliged b.; law Il,
= pa lI.y quarter Of her profits to another
I, man. Bit the baron does not give up Ill
hope pc, He rises above persons. He lives upon
is vii wife on principle, and to that end his
marriage to Mdlle. EIeonora Grossi. 4 bril-
liant Soprano OR no. Is ammo unced He made a
mistake il, allo wing Pauline 10 60 out Of the
relch 81 Prnssian law; lie will doubtless
profit br experience III the management Of
EIco1dnao,ra. - Utica Herald. 8. sss
~ -
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.a FKRMESTED TR,UsLEsIs lNDlANA.--An-x
change says that the Indiana State liquor
I.aw-see destined to crsah,ian Warming in-
crease oiathar pitiabie Class et husbands un-
feIipgly styled .'lvhp+cktf.'''' pr, vision,
1T the taw,makes the liquor sellers RESPONSE
hle drJthe damages caused by the purchaser.
In order 10 escape thest. penalties. the saiopl.
keeps rs Of sBh,tffowa have atetitie.t all ~ .r-
ried women III they do NOT wish Iiqu,s splJ
ito their Husbands. all they have to dpis to
.lsaye'at the bars written snosice to that ei-
fecr. lThe same privilege is extended TO u,,-
married women who have lovers Mhom they
wish to be kept froni2i hE Intoxicating cnp.
Bnr mig rs mr. stis.s -4hrsellers have issued Il
perm ii Tor the arse ossises who are willing
their hasi,si,slss sllatf qiiipk~ hen and where
tiley please tie wives wafyhig NIL claim to
damages tlierefroin. Fills s'prHtfy dark out
Look TOR inlbiuing ilaisbas,sis' and lovers d.
Button. T'iil bachelors and the women Will
have Il, Ii field 10 themselves II the law il
enforced more Aid NJ hope 1t viii be-
+ Ak
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The SAlLoR.s WIyB,--A seafaring man.
who wa-rerrptiv married. gives the follow
ing ,!es, ription OF his hriIeassnd her apparel,
which W. tiilnk, will put some 81 tbs .".,.soci-
ety. papers 10 the blush: Ny wife is lust ~
hands pme a craft a. ever left the inilintry
dry-docks, is clipper built. and with figure
head not Office sasll on span craft. Her ,enytn
Of keel is tiye1ftet eight snc,es 1over Ill five
feet eleven inches. dispiAces twt1ity -s4yeIi,
ieet Of cubic air; Of light dranghf. which
adds to her speed in a ballroom; tut i the
waist, tspars trim. 8 At the thine we were
spiced she was newly rugged. tore and aft,
with standing lace and flowers. Aa,nsail.p par,
silk, with u, estay Sail III valenci.nlllps. lier
frame was III the best steel. coseretl swi,t
sit. With whale bone stantheohs.. This rig
ing is intended TOR fair ~ratk,r. cruising
/ sh.as !ias also a set 81 storm sails tsH rau1t
weather. and is rigging OUT 'SihaIi.ses 8,
canvas canvas Tar s:.ght squalls. vi ich are liable Il
occur in iii. l.tisa,ie sooner Of later. ] au
told ia running down thu s;rset b. fore thu
wind. she ans wefs lie helm hraltitu.ly. anf
can turn around IN her own lengt., II apiAla
sonier craft passes her, VI gg4t9 9Asb
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5iti krssf E3A7tg satB .sIss&sEHl 2MfGt Sftig5Jf
.sis L w BLY, SEAzY very touching case If
mental alienation Il charming yon !ariy-
i IL sc-ihed By. 2 careful observer. Not long
go.i'sr moher tt.nrd ier ii is,t room e,er-
ee'ical,y darai. q stockings. and soon at,rr
she anpsared il nesklfthtf,s and assisted ri.st
wo, d ring dame in making ard baking bread
nj pastry. Ahlrm.aI hy9,h~ -sfcarfui signs
INT mantal disorder. her fnne ,,aynnfs -irnm~-
ffiatrly sent for a eeiilfn' phvsi.i,,r. VIII"
watched her Through krybnle while Sc
s.w,.d ,.ut'o.ts on her fa,her's garments and
nerd, a rInse II Der liiflr brss,Wr. Much At
fpcfetl. the ve.sirlble mar remarked. never
during medical pr c,ic+ 81 twanty-fve wears
had he known any young peNonito manifest
isucb symptoms IA these. The .mbst heart
'reniing phase OF all. however. was shown
the other tiay,swhen h.r Kid ather. with !
faint hope Of rousing her from her sad state
gave her two hundred dollars and told her Il
b:,y a new dress Alas! yt~ss useless. Shs
instantly observed that she 'tlidnstrettl new
dress. and If ~ would let her keeptwentv
five dollars to pay = Tossr woman = rent, she
much rather hs would fake the rest 81 tn
ipn,.ey for bimsS. Eur few 1no,nenssth
1sgritf-stricken old gentleman gazef upon HI
lIhaplpss child. then hiding his face. mutf-re'
/ bet wcen his sob. .Y. Iiersmind Is gone! He
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