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RESPECT FOR AN HoNoRED TEACHER.
A hundred or more persons went from
Morrisville to attend the funeral of Prof.
f. c. Hathaway at Hardwicl. This was
an affectionate testimonial of the love and
esteem in which he was held in the hearts
of those who knew him best and mourn
him as one whose loss cannot be soon for
gotten and whose memory will ever remain
dear to them
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Cholera.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July II.
There were seven deaths from cholera in
the penitentiary since last night. The
average time of sick patients was eight
hours. The guards used as outside atten-
dsnts who are not shut up in the cells at
night have been entirely free from the dis
ease
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Chr 8utlana Daily Glohs.
FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1878.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, i:40 & 1920 a. IN, 1890 &
1913 p. IN.
y. m.
Port Henry, -11:a2 o. III
Bennington, tl2:0s p. M, 1870 1925 p.
IN.
" Saratoga, 'll;45 a. m, 300 p. IN.
" Salem, lao 1850 O. M, t84O q '4:eS p. N.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls 1880 t4:30 q. IN, 1910 1890
D. m
" burlington, l:4s & f5:4o q. M, 1899 sos p.
IN.
I" Port Henry, sos p. IN.
Bennington, 1900 g. $3.50 O. IN, q 1925 p. m.
Saratoga, 300 a. m, & $3.50 p. IN.
" Salem, 2:l0 & 1900 a. m, 1900 a 1900 p. m.
Mail Train MIXED.
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Sudden Death.

PROVIDENCE, July II.
Samuel b. Gushing, the eminent civil
engineer, was found dead in his bed this
morning, He had been i'll for several
DAYS.
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The Navy Department Fire.

WASHINGTON, July II.
The investigation is still progressing Us
to the cause of the navy department fire,
but the impression remains that the con-
flagration was caused by persons cleaning
furniture and throwing rags charged with
inflammable among other combustible mat
ter,
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An Unfortunate BallOOnist 4.

PHILADELPHIA, July II.
An attempt was made here last night to
send up large hot-air balloon, but while
initiating the canvas 1t took fire, enveloping
the aeronaut and burning him badly,
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Dead Bodies Found.

SAN FRANCISCO, July II.
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, to-
night announces the arrival of the steam
ship Otter, the captain of which reports
the finding of six bodies of persons sup
posed to have persisted on the Inflated
steamship Geo. S. Wright.
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Abolition OF Passes.

CHICAGO, July II.
The managers of the Chicago & Alton
railroad company have decided to abolish
the pass system altogether, refusing to give
return trip passes to cattle shippers over
their line.
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Allen & Drew, 81 Merchants Row, are
agents for the Elm City Shirt. Shirts cut
and made to. order. Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Trunks and Bags.
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The City of Washington Verdict.

HALIFAX, July II.
The decision of the court of inquiry into
the cause of tie disaster to the steamship
City of Washington has been rendered.
Capt, Phillips is suspended for one year.
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Heavy Robbery.

New YORK, July II.
The trunks of Mrs Maxwell of Salt
Lake, passenger per Algeria, was robbed of
diamonds valued at over $4,000.
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From San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, July II.

BAN FRANCISCO, July IL.
MAIL TRANSPORTATION.
The subcommittee of the congressional
committee on mail transportation meets in
this city July %.
COMMENCEMENT.
The commencement exercises OF the
University of California took place to-day
at Berkeley.
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A VOICE FROM SwEDEN.-Amerlcan Chemists
and their production appreciated by the Profess
sors at the celebrated Universities in sweden.
sir Sachs. Slr,-At your request, have tested
Halls Vegetable Siclian Hair Remover, In my
practice ut the "Serafimer Hotel" and can say,
IL Will restore gray hair to its original color 1t
Is entirely harmless, and is n valuable re nedy
to use in such cases.
p. II. MALMSTEN,
Professor OF Chemistry and Medicine.
Stockholm, July q, 1865
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Fall Term begins August goth. Excellent
opportunities for young men preparing for
College. Superior Instruction In Music and the
ornamentals. Terms reasonable. Send for a
Catalogue and Circular.
II ii. SHAW Principal.
Manchester VT, July IA, 1878. juylswew
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pENNIsoN,s PATENT SHIPPING TAGS

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them, Sold by Printers and StatiOners
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23dw&tf Wholesale Agents.
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From Washington.
THE COTTON CROP.

WASHINGTON, July II.
Cotton reports from Arkankas, Texas
and Louisiana, up to July 18th, show
decided improvement in the condition of
crops.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial TO the Rutland 0Logg.l
Funeral of Judge Steele.
WOODSTOCK, July

WOODSTOCK, July II.
The remains Of Judge Steele ore ex.
pected at Hartland tonight. No positive
arrangements have as yet been made as to
the time or place of his funeral. M.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET,
For the week ending wednesday,
July 10.

At market for the current week-Cattle $500 !:
sheep and lambs 1892; swine IA, 100; number OF
western cattle 1926; Eastern cattle -; mich
cows and Northern cattle 1885,
Prices OF beef cattle y 100 lbs, live weight.
Extra quality I$I 1891 rs; first quality 30 62H
OF 90; second quality 5000 80; third quality
&C., 90 b0s4 12h.
Brighton hides 9s--c y H. Brighton tallow
GS6Kc u ID.
Country hides sX@-sb. Country tallow go
5kc u ID.
Calf skins 1Gs1sc y ID. Sheared sheep skins,
50c. Lamb skins soc each.
SALES OF CATTLE
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For Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia Indigestion,
Depression OF Spirits and General Debility, in
their various forms, Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir,
OF Calsaya made by CAswELL. HAZARD Co.,
New York, and sold by all druggists, is the best
tonic. AS stimulant tonic for patients recOv-
ering from fever or other sickness, 1t has no
equal. II taken during the season IL prevents
fever and ague and other intermittent levers.
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RURT 4 SHERMAN

Oner the largest and best variety OF Dry Goods
and have the best lighted and largest
Sales-room In Vermont
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1ew advertisements.


pURT & SHERMAN
WILL OPEN
$500 YARDS AMERICAN AND COCHECO
PRIN rs.
10tc. 1O!c. 1Otc. 10lc.
800 YARDS, 49, STRIPED AND POLKA DOT
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ID cents, reduced from 20 cents.
100 LINEN SUITS, WHITE SUITS,
In Muslin and Victoria Lawn, So 80 to so 90.
BURT d SHERMAN
Offer the most elegant variety OF choice
BLA GOODS
In New England, at extremely low prices.
DRESS GOODS,
OF all kinds, reduced to-day.
PARAsOLs, LADIES' AND CHIDREN's,
opened new to-day, very handsome and cheap
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BURT d SHERMAN
BURTs NEW YORK SHOES.

This shoe Is worn very extensively In New
York city, and Is the best, cheapest and hand
soonest shoe In America.
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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, July II.

For New York and New England south
easterly winds veering to southwest with
cloud and rain.
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STEAMER CITY OF MERIDA.

Passengers by the steamer City of
Merida, which has been quarantined with
yellow fever, were allowed to come to the
city today.
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New YORK, July H.
DISBURSEMENTS.
The sub-treasury disbursed $3.50, 900 on
account of July interest and s3,700 for
called bonds
, 1873-05-01

shall DO safely kopt. II tho Bank Examiner Is
docoivod, or bought off, or ncgloots bis duty
tho Director il IN no wfso relieved Of tho
responsibility no hns assumed because ho haa
had no knowledge OF tho deception, blaokm"il'
or neglect. Tho practice Ia too common among
mon Of high standing to nccopt tho position OF
Director of National: Dank without either tho
to or t1o intontion to gtvo its atfairs tho close
inspection which thoy require. dentlomon SOON
to ignore tho fact TINT tloy aro violating an
oath whon thoy aro guilty OF aunh aotion.
It ia truo that tho circumstances which have
lcd to tho faturo Of National Banks, which
should mover fail under honest md competent
management, aro part Of tho general democrat
tzatlon whiul, Ina spread throughout tho Official
ciyclos and Infected all placoa OF trust IN this
country. Tho rallcal euro goos baok Of any in-
diyidual casos, and Gail only DO found In 4 gon-
oral movement Of the people for higher appro-
citation Of official integrity; but. in tho mean-
timo, two things hro obviously demanded l.
Thas tho Directors Of tho National Banks Shall
dovoto groator attention to thoir atrairs and do
mnnd thorough aud aoarohing Investigation
md a. That thoro ahall bo additional checks On
Bank Eza.ninera, aud aome proviaion for
lotting tho public into tho sooretH of mismanago-
ment bof'pro tho collapse aotna}iy arrivos.
, 1873-05-01

Tho Chicago produce markets. uoro moderate
ly active yesterday in options, but all wcro worry
quiet on casl, ealos. D1oss pork WIS actiyo and
advanced 4o@5oo por br1, closing ut sl7.05@
$500 cash, and S18.45@18.50 ael1or Juno. Lard
was quiet. but 25o por 100 lbs hghor, closing at
$0.10@9.15 cash, and 80.40@0.d5 seller Juno.
Moats woro quiet and 10 higher, ut o%@G94c
for shoulders, B1l@876o for short ribs, D@9}}zc
for short c1onr, and 011@12o for swoot-pickled
hams. uighwinoH woro active, and firm
at 87o per gallon. Lake froights were quiet
and atoady, at 11o for corn to Buffalo.
Flour was loss active, and unchanged. Whoat
was loss active, and 111lo lower, closing firm at
s1.2411 aollor May, and 91.275S sol1or Juno.
Corn WAS moderately active, and go lower, clos
ing firm at 37s1c sol1or May, and 1920 seller
Juno. Oats woro rather moro active. hit ne
lower, closing at 5000 seller May and 33114c
seller Juno. Ryo WIS quiet and stonty at G915
@70c: Barley was quiet aud irner, ut t7156@76o
for poor to good. No: 2: Hogs woro quiet and
woak at s5.2o@6.5o. Tho cattle trade wan dull
at q shade lpwor prices. shoop wore firm.
, 1873-05-01

aro aont in one. Tho sender Of tho mossago col
lecta tho soycra1 messages which merchants
want to transmit, aud sonis thom to m ngent in
Liverpool, who understands from q single word
tho full ndtroas Of tho frrnB which arc to rocoivo
tho messages. Thus tho nondor says: "Oat,
Slipped to-day, Hogg," and so On, which is fully
undoratood by tho receiver ut Liverpool, who
then proceeds to translate and distribute tho aey-
cral mcsaagos among tic merchants for whom
thoy aro intonted. It is said that tho "paokors,"
aa thoao porsona nro called WHO eond these n,eH-
eages, aro doing good business, aid certainly
tho cable ratos Justify my economical moas,lro
thnt oan bo invented.
, 1873-05-01

Tho recent departure Of Carl sc1lurz for Eu-
rope, w]loro he intonds to viait tho principal
cities OF his native country, haB recalled aono
Of tho leading cyonts in his earlier career. IIe
now roturns na m honorod guest to q land from
which ho WAS onco bauishod foroyor, with tho
penalty of doath hanging over him ii ho should
eyer roturn. scllurz took part In tho Liberal
Revolution of 1913, following tho bent Of Ropub
lican idoas which ho had acquired In his student
lifo, spent at Cologne and Bonn. Ho waa partlc-
ularly active In tho dofenso Of 1aatadf. aud for
tl,is was banishod. After spending aomo time In
England, 10 roturnod to Germany, IN spite Of
tho fato that awaited him In caao Of discovery,
for tho purpoBo of liberatlng afayorito professor
of liberal itloas who Ind boon Imprisoned on po-
litIcal grounds. sohurz succeeded In aealating
tho escape Of his frieud In tho moat dariug aud
romantic mannor, and thou aod to England
again. Ilo camo to this country In 1869, and at
ouco assumed loading position In American
public lifo. 1t WAS leaa than ton yoars leter that
ho waa aont to Spain a. the American Minister,
"a position which he resigned In order to take
aotiyo part In tho ssar against the Rebellion
Ills caroaz since TINT timo IL uniycrsally
familiar. III 1866. Bismarok. evidently
In deforonce to tho high position which sohur2
Ind obtained In American statesmanship, eauaed
tho sonteuco of banlshment to 10 revoked, ant
o4touded cordial Invitation to tho dlatingulshef
o1ile to roytsit Germany, Thero Is no doub
that Rehurz NIL everywhere soooiye N a.
, 1873-05-01

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, 1873-05-01

procoga of waiting should not DO by
companies or batta1ionp, but in tho eamo fashion
which the Indians pregorvo. II tho Horvicos Of
eono OF tho frontiorsnen md trappors, who
ahoot Indians aB they shoot buffalo, could bo
especially cngagod, thoy would do moro ofI]o[ont
work In tho present situation thnu troopH Of
cavalry and roglmonts Of artillery. II tho Indian
lohbytata and lnngora-on at tho Interior Dopart-
mont could 10 induced to go to tho Lnva Dods
and hold "big talk" with tho Modocs, aud
ulon llavo tho troops surround tho whole party
aud slaughter them Unfortunately, thoro arc
not tozon mon in all Amorica who would utter
a protest against tho pro1ect.
, 1873-05-01

The Conference Committee intrtsted wttl,
tho task Of bringing the sonato and HouHo Into
agreement on tho Compromise Railroad bill, roc
ommoudod TINT Section bo retained and sectlon
DO stricken out. Thoy would hnvc tho advor-
tising provided for III tho bill dono In tho Spring
fold, not In tito Chicago, papors, and propose to
add IN amendment to tho oighth aootlon fixing
tho period at which tho schedules proposed by
the Uailroad Commissioners shall begin to bo
rocolyel as pri,na .fdcic evidence.
, 1873-05-01

4 bAro majority carried tho resolutions which
woro adoptod by tho Princeton Convention
yoBtorday. Tho vote stood 67}4 to 4b}9.
Tho lion. A. n. Craig waa nominated
AZ candidate for Supreme Court Judge, not
withdrawing his positive declarations In letter
roal to tho Convention tint no would not pcr-
NIT tho uso OF Ills na1ao. Tho friends OF Judge
Lawrence, at his request, rofrainod from bring"
Ing him into tho wrnnglo.
, 1873-05-01

President Lcrdo do Tcjada, Of Mexico, de-'-
livered his inaugural address at tho opening Of
the Mexican Congress-, on tho 4th Of March, and
is to be credited with having produced a much
moro dig74i8ei aud sensible State paper than waa
in Washington On tho Same day. As
an .'4hat transpires in tho neighboring Re-
public OF Mexico iB Of interest, 1t Will
bo. gratifying to know that tho A1ezi-
cal, people still adhere with confidence
to their system Of government, notwithstanding
tho summary mannor in which thoy change Pres
ilentB nov and then. TAe President aleo an
noun<;es tint uaw laws hayo been framed, and
will soon 10 submitted to Congress, enforcing
priuaary education, which is good aign for Moz-
leo. Notwithstanding tho uncertainties which
attend tho administration Of government IN
the.t distracted Republic, 1t is to bo sot
dcGn to it's credit that 1t has succeeded
In. reducing railroad charges, TINT it has
oaid interest On ita loans promptly, aud
has commenced paying the principal, and that
no Credit Mobilior or general corruption Of any
aort las beon discovered during tho past year.
Tho President closea by congratu1ating tho poo
ple "upon tho immoasurablo benefits accruing
from tho general poaco which tho Republic to-
day on1oya, to which tho zeal Of public officers,
tho loyalty Of the army, md tho opinion of tho
citizons in gonoral 30 oficaclous)y contributes"
, 1873-05-01

While tho philosophers Of England aro loarn-
odly discussing tho doctrine Of Euthanasa, or
tho right Of man to take away hin own life when
ho 1,as bccomo burden to himBolf or society,
tho Americans aoom, during tho pnat fow days,
to havc put the theory Into practical execution.
Thoro have been several successful sufcidos In
Chicago alone within tho past wook, and tho
dispatches from Other citios md various SECTIONS
Of tho country have brought intelligence OF an
unusual number Of suicides and attemptg at .5elo
de sc. 1t iB not impossible that tho diaouaaiou
of tho doctrine OF Euthanasih has contributed to
tho increase Of suicides. A sentiment that ono
ia justified in taking his life by tho depressing
circumstances against which ho Ia combating
would persuade many m unfortunate to this
COURSE who would otherwise rcfuao to yield to his
nclinntinn to dlo. 1t ia cortain tint tho latost
suicides in Ohlcago wero committed under tho
circumstances to Which the theory Of Euthanasin
spp1ios. Suicide was. porhaps. natural to Do
Dolloy, ~ Frenchman, when he waa down in
tho world, and might havo occurred under any
prompting Of tho spirit, without regard to the
wore clear cases Of Euthanasia. Miss Crawford
waa suffering from disease which aho knew to
DO incurnb1o. sho Ind nothing to look forward
to hut lingering death, in which slo would aufcr
torture Of tho norvoB worao than doath itself.
This WAS practical Euthanasia. Tho case Of John
Ooffoo waa Of similar naturo, though not so
pronounced. He had become reduced, 1t is
stated, to condition OF general dapidation by
whisky, ago and hard knocks. It Is safe to con-
'clude TINT ]1o believed hinsolf burdenBomo. md
that tho world would DO better without him.
Thoao oaaca aervo, at al1 ovonta to illustrate dia
tinctive characteriatIca OF tho English and Amer
lean people. While tho Englishmon will proba-
bly, content themselves with thoorotio disoua-
eions Of tho Euthauasian doctrine, the Ameri-
cana who mako up tloir minds to it's Justice will
put 1t into execution. Euthanasfa B. therefore,
moro dangerous doctrine for A1norica than IT
IL for England.
, 1873-05-01

Taking moro than pcr oona 1ntorosb iu otns
uBury and Illegal Iii New York State, according
to the now law which has just paused tho Logan-
Iature. It differs from tho old law III mitigating
tho punishment Of forfeiture Of principal aud
interest to forfeiture of nothing moro than tho
e1coss Of interest charged ovor pcr cont. Tho
Inv goos into ofroct July 1, and IL tn force for
two years, A bill to abolish tho uBttly lava
OF Ohio waa debated nearly MI day yesterday
in tho Lowor House of tho Ohio Legislature, but
WIS finally lost by yote Of 53 to %.
, 1873-05-01

acknowledgement Of tho ability, industry, md
ateadfastncBs which alone could tayo occurred
Tor him, stranger in strange land, so exhltod
apostion an ho holds in America. It is d matter
for slncoro congratulatton, md worthy Of note.
with which to dofray tho expenses Of his
European tour.
, 1873-05-01

= TERMS OF suDacn1rr1oN trA7Apfr m ADVANCED.
S II S0X WesE;y:: SS3
fasts Of ycAr at.tho hanae rate.
To pFe4en& delay anil n.IstRkes e and giro Post
ORco addrcs. in fnll, including Ktato and County:
Meancps 1nay ho no other by tarnft e1prsAs' Poas
0lco ord1r, or In 1p9Eatcrcd lettors, at n1r risk.
rElsAtK RI UI ~ Bun9rRrnEnH. =.
Daily, destForpd HundNy p1copte 2h cunts ror Weok
pai7 deilrorcI. Hunjny tnc(iiod % cents nor weok
Addnets THE TRIBUNE CDMPANft, 4,
Eusnor Madison anh Dnath0Hn- -nt. ChcaKt. III.
, 1873-05-01
al1o to clono circle round Atfthta which WAS
only five ntloB In clroumf mforouco, whio It is thirty
niloa around tho Lawn Dode.

None Of tho suspended Vlonna Commissioners
ought, In the opinion Of tho Special Commission
which is probing tho acandal, to DO rofnatatoa
for tho present, although several Of thom whose
namos aro givon-0ou. Yam Durcn'a Is not ono OF
them--aro found to bo without any bla1no In tho
mnttor.
, 1873-05-01

Ono Of tho United Statoa surveyors in tho In
dian Territory whom the Choyennos didn't kill
Inns told the story OF some Of the cheerful pas
times in which tho Indians indulge. Doforo
actually killing tho surveyors tho Indians prac-
tsod shooting at them, as boya throw etones at
tho chickens, to soc how near they could como to
them without killing than. The Choyennos alao
amused themselves with pulling up stakes as
fast na the surveyors could fix them III tho
ground, and surrounding tho surveyors tents
after supper had boon prepared and taking ovory-
thing thoy Ind to cat. Tho "poace policy" of
tho Indiana consiats Of plundoring and starving
friendly surveyors, and uHlng thom for tho pur-
pose OF target practice. After these friendly
moaauros full, tho war policy is innuguratod with
shooting aud Rcalpng.
, 1873-05-01

Woman suffrage in Wyoming Territory, and
the genorai progross Of the agitation III tue
11nitcd statoB waa citoa by Jacob bright, III
bis spooc], In tho lfonso Of Commons In favor
of tho Wo1non'H Disabilities bill. Tho bill TO-
roiyed tho largo number OF l65 votop' but mas
5ofontol by 9 majoyity Of CT votoa,
, 1873-05-01

Gan. Davis ia now in command at tue LAVA
pcda. Con, Sherman has determined to aond 70
,,a .nnnort all tho available troops on tue
pocioo coast, but says thoro arc not
pnougl, solliors in tho whole army 70
,,rrv nut tho Idea Of surrounding the Modocs'
orn ,,,,,dred aud afty thousand men wore ua'
, 1873-05-01

Tho most plauablo explanation which has'
boon made OF Nr. George Frauois Train'B ill.,.
sanity Ia that given by tho o1lcials Of tue Tombs:
prison, who asaort that lie Inns conducted him.
self In auch manner before tho Examining
Committee at to loayo tho impression that hot
was lnsauo, and then brag Of 1t subsequently,.
Their theory Is that Train regards~
tho wholo proceeding aa an e1col1out.
opportunity for advertising himaolt, and 10 :
making the most Of 1t. This ia probably tho !
correct version Of tho affair, and the New York.
officials SOON to bo unusunlly stupid In con- :
tributing to tho echemo. It Ia likely that Train :
has employed his spare timo in jail to collect tho
material for ut least forty Lectures aud speeches.,
with which he will deluge the country afsor 10
gets out. It IL not strange that tho Tomba OH
Qora should exprsss an anxiety to cot rid OF him
, 1873-05-01

Resolutions approving tho "prosanb peace
policy" Of the Government towards tho indiana
have boon tabled by tho Ohio Senate.
, 1873-05-01

Gov, Boyoridgo, in formal proclamation callA
for tho general observance OF May ao hs d daS
for tho decoration of tho graves OF soldiers VINO
foil in tho Civil War, and recommends the clergy
of tho State to hold commemorative sorylcos on
Sunday, May 25.
, 1873-05-01

GLOBE Observation-Disclosures atfbot, botWoen biadt
Jon and WaahinRton. Engagement OF Mis- Lot1a e.
tello 'Whtta EaRe, Or the Modoo War;"
, 1873-05-01

ACADEMY OF MUSIC - I1Alsted strcot. south Of
tiAdlaon. Engagement Of Little Noll. "I1delia, tho
EtroWatf,"