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THE POETS CORNER.
The Idiot hey.

The Idiot hey.
II had pleased God to form poor Ned
A thing Of idiot mind,
Yet to tile poor sinreasOning boy
God had not been unkind.
Old Sarah loved her helpless child,
Whom helplcssness made dear,
And life was everything to him
Who knew no hUpe or fear. ti=#sf
She knew his wants, she understood
Each half artie'late call: t
For he was everything to her,
And she to him was all.
And 70 for many q year they fved,
Nor knew wish beside.
But aye ut length OH Sarah came,
And she fell sick and died.
He tried III vain to waken her,
He called her DER and Ger;
They told him she was dead-the words
To him no import bore.
They closed her eyes and shroudcd her,
Whilst he stood wondering by,
And when they bore her to the grave,
He followed silently.
They laid her in the narrow house,
And sang the funeral stnve,
And when the lnourllfnl train dispersed,
He loitered by the grave
The rabble boys that used to jeer
Wiener they saw poor Ned.
Now stood and watched him ut the grave,
And not word was said.
They came and went and came again,
And night ut last drew on;
Yet still lie fingered at the place
Till every one had gone.
And when he found himself alone,
He quick removed the clay,
And raised the coffin in his arms
And bore it swift away.
Straight went he to his mothers cot,
And laid II on tbs floor;
And with the eagerness Of joy
He barred the cottage door.
At once he placed his mothers corpse
Upright within her chair,
And then he heaped the hearth md blew
The kindling fire with care
She now was in the wonted chair,
It WIS her vented place,
And bright the fire blazed and flashed,
Reflected FROM her face.
Then bending down he'd feel her hands,
Anon her face behold; ,..=.-...-
Why, mother, do you look SO pale
And why are you 80 cold
And when neighbors on next morn
Had forced the cottage door,
Old Sa1sllls corpse was in the char.
And Ned's WAS On the hOOr
1t had pleased God from this poor boy,
His only friend to call;
Yet God was not nnkind to him,
For death restored him all
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seem to be an uncomfortable desire to
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ONO.
CiSCiNNATi. Oct. 10.
Returns from Hamilton county give
Noycs 1890; Allen, 1888; Collins,
3,700. with the nineteenth ward and one
county precinct to he heard from.
CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Ii.
The judicial election throughout tho
State to-day was quiet, and small vote
was cast. 1t is believed that McKinstry,
the independent candidate Tor the supreme
court Is elected.
Latcr.--The returns from the interior
show the election Of McKinstry for Judge
Of the supreme court by large majority,
which is another victory for the peoples
independent party. McKinstiy's majority
in this city i, about 900. i.undcrbach,
Independent candidate for police Judge has
a majority Of 1,i5i Wheeler is elected
judge of the nineteenth district court.
OREGON.
NEW YORK, Oct, 10,
\ dispatch from Salem, Oregon, say
Ncsmitb, Democrat, is elected 10 congress
by $500 majority over Smith, Republican,
a Democratic gain Of 6,51i
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FLouR..Receipts, 1895 bbs. The market IS
neavy and ~ 70 zoe lower. Holders are genef.
a ~ ~ disposed 70 realize moderate inquiry. sale
se.lo GO - for common 10 good Extra western
md state 60 4es1 O0 for good to choice do !,
Snv g' W ior common to choice white wheat
49,, me,.ein extra 70 25 10 $50 for common to
gvoa extra OHIO 50 ~ Ce10 rs for common to
d d,,91 extra st. Louis. the market closing
=, RYE FLorR.-The market Is quiet and dull
GoRS MAI. = The market for corn meal Is
"a 90 for Brandywine,
c,, WEsk i.r me market Is heavy and dc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 26l, Psi busb Tho ,,ori,o,
- about ic lower, with little better Inquiry Tor
export E ssles Of 90 bushels At 81 500 BE for
for No 9 Milwaukee; ~ Tor 90 70 d i;p
~ 70 ! 60 for white western / % TO / n;
spring. '' 'Vi io"n
RYk-The market Is dun and nominal at s;m
BARLEY The market Is arm with fair re
quest, closing, however, with scarcely 80 Inuch
disposition 70 operate. Sales 300 bushels OF
2-rowed State at 1875. -
BARLEY MALT. - The market Is quiet ana
81 ii' &. ''''' 0' ''0'o "0'"el' OF western at
CoRS.-Recelpts 2is,s2s bushels. The market
~ heavy ard 1c lower. Sales Of l65 900 ut
Ssts5pc for steamer Western mixed ~ "a %
10, 70. ssil 40 eoHs Tor high mixed and feilCw
WESTERN oiC Iur WnltC NeS,c.n
OArs-Recetpts 3clOo bush. The market l.
healy and lower. Sales OF 5000 bushels Ut
tgiac FOR new western mixed In store 81
LOT new 90 afloht ~ for old allOat; 20 % % Iol
EGGs-Thc market Is steady at q TO 2sc for
western ana Canada 2Ta 2sc To-. state and
Pennsylvania. "
bs for shipping. 70
HoPs-The market Is avn ana nominal
Geo. ' ~
LEATHER.-The market Il very duh and TN
settled Hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres aud Rio
Orande, high mindless and heavy weighs nj
ee.Egso California do, 20 g %; 0rinoc0 DO al
2es2Tk. w. @'
WooL.--Narket Is dull and without decided
cnangc In price at a Ohio is quoted vt BIZ.
carry. - ~ P''''
C0FfBs-Market Is dull and nominblly ,o,vet
RIO at i'%'@sl%c. stock or Rio C2co. bags
SUGAR. - Market Is quiet at ,ssta5. for rein.
ing.
WORCESTERSHIRE market Is dul! AMI uncnonc-
ed. Stock 3,i,i hhds and 400 bbs.
KCB--The market IL quiet without ,iecjrcd
change. Carolina, sa.,a9c
PBTRoLxrM.-Tbc market l. nominal at 81
dS5 for crude Il for refined.
Total stock Of grain IN warehouse oct lith,
1873: '
PoRK.-Thc market l. duil and Inserted
new mess on spot at sl6 70; prime mes, IA 20:
tsi4I2.
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MEMPHIS, Oct. Is.
The Printers relief committee has dis
banded, and the union resolved itself into q
board Of relief. and taxed each member So
4 dispatch was received from the Chicago
union offering $4,000 If needed. Several
of tho printers arc in town, and are doing
well. IN abundanc supply of nurses re-
ported to tie Howard association. During
the illness of Gen. NJ j. WRIGHT, Of the
Registrar, Major Butler assumes editorial
charge, Another instalmcnl Of zen thou
sand ratons vas received to-day, in ac-
cordance with the order of President Grant.
1t is understood that blankets and clothing
will be sent from the same source, The
latest afternoon reports yesterday of the
visiting commissioners is unfavourable.
The disease is becoming more
scattered throughout the city. I.o-
calities heretofore exempt from any
form Of tho epidemic to-day report several
cases, though physicians agree that the fc-
yer is now less malignant than formerly. A
UtNitulN ihN uiN'fhHi.N ''HtAt at hObu
yesterday inspired the hope that though
many new cases yet occur they will be at
tended with less fatality. The weather
continues clear and warm, and there are no
prospects of frost. Several cases have
been and continue to bc reported from
points on tllc railroads leading from the
city. There is no fea, Of the epidemic
spreading in the country. The knights
Tcnplars board of relief make another ap-
peal for aid. Their treasury has been
long exhausted. Contributions failed to
supply the demaud or them. The mortua
ry report shows total Of forty-two deaths,
forty-one from yellow fever, Mayor
Johnson was reported a. doing well at
noon.
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NAGlES HERE AND THERE.

The sun ses tonight, a, 5:1,; rises to-
morrow morning at 6:1j
There viii be special mcctingof Charity
Rchekah Lodge No 8, I, o. o. T.; this
Friday evening at seven o'clock, All
members arc requested to ne present. rs
thcre will be business, of Importance
The concert this evening Of the musical
association; nov in session at Ludlow, pro-
misses 20 be iich tlcat. 1t combines IN its
programme some of the best talent in the
country, among whom arc Mdllc. Bertha
Brousil, the celebrated violinist. and MR..
@ H)yt, jr,, the eminent pianist. The for
mer is called ." tie queen OF the violin,
and the latter has played to crowded
houses. 1t will pay to attend such a rich
entertainments, rs the opportunity is rare
one.
A young Lady isiting in Rutland, on
Thursday Inst rote from here to Middle
bury on horseback, 4 distance of thirty
four miles, without leaving her saddle We
doubt IL there are many young ladies that
would undertake ride Ike this.
The address of Rev. Z. NJ, Haynes, at
Walingford, on Wednesday, will be found
in full on the first page.
On Wednesday, at ST. James Church,
Hydevile, Mr.. Roswell Clark Of Orwell
was m hurried to Miss Jennie L.Slyles. Rev
". G. Davenport officiating.
Arlcasant wedding occurred al the resi-
dcnce Of Carlos S. Sherman, CAstlcton, on
W. ines lay last, it being the occasion of
the marriage Of Mis-: Gertic II. Sherman to
G. c. Hutchinson, ESD, Of Kansas, the
ceremony being gracefully performed by
Rev. VIM. l.. Hines, of the Advent church
The kind wishes 90 forth from many
hearts that Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson may
find happiness and prosperity in their far
Of Western home.
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Special ~ The Globe.
Fire In Bennington.

BENNISGToN, OC;. Ii.
About seven this evening a wood dwell
ing house on Weeks street, owned and &C.
cupied by Jerry ODonncll, WAS discovered
to be Oh fire and although the fire depart
mcnt was promptly on land the building
was entirely destroyed, but tho contents
were mostly saved \ severe wind was
blowing at the time and it was feared that
other buildings would take fire from the
flying sparks but thi. was prevented Ivy the
iircmcn. The fire took FROM sparks from
the chimney. Fully insured. i.
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RhrSioN or THE PAGE FAMILY. Tho
second reunion OF the descendants Of Ma
thanirl Page Of Bedford, Mass, took place
Wednesday, the goth ult., at the old Page
homestead in Bedford About two hun
dreA members of different branches of the
family attended the reunion, which was an
occasion of great interest TO all present.
After bountiful dinner under the trees
and an examination of the homestead and
grounds. the descendants were called to Or
der by Timothy II. Page president of the
Page Family Association. After miscela-
ncous exercises and an enjoyable day com
nitiec was appointed to arrange a reunion
of the Page family next year on the largest
scale possible. Any information will be
given 10 those interested by addressing G..
4. Daniels, secretary, 4 Portland street,
Boston.
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MASONIC DrpIcATIoN.- The new Masonic
fall at Enosburgh Falls is ono Of the
largest, and when fully completed and fur
nshcd, will be one of The finest in the coun-
~. It has been occupied by the Lodge for
some time and is to he completed and dedi-
Gated on Thursday. Oct. 23l. Tho cXcr-
cises will be public, commencing at II
O'Clock a. m. Henry Clark Of Rutland,
Grand Secretary Of The Grand Lodge Of
Vermont, is to deliver the address and it is
understood that the Central Vermont rail
road will carry for fare one way on the oc-
casion. On the evening Of the same day
lhere Is to be Masonic ball at the hotel
over which the hall is located, the proceeds
of which are 10 I've used 10 aid in paying
the balance dpe for the hall. 81. 1Hons
Messenger.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
special to the CloDr.

Ludlow, Oct. Il.
The Black River Musical Association is
now in session in Ludlow, and Is we'll et.
tended. The conductor, Mr.. Foster, of
Kccnc. has hccn quite successful in his
mode of drill, and has given sufficient
proof Is TO his ability to hold this position.
Mr.. Miot2kc, of Rutland, Is the pianist.
although much has been said in his praise,
the half has not been told, His recitation
OF the difficult composition, Labcllo Anna
Lowell" was the perfection Of artistic
skill. Without doubt. Nh VI. is tho hest
pianist in Vermont. Mr.. Day OF Rul-
land, favored the audience with two songs,
which were well received. Tomorrow,
the last day, close. with another concert,
and Mile l'rouel, the eminent yiolinst. is
to appear On The occasion.
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From New York.

NNW Nork. oct, ld
ARRIVED.
The steamship Herman from Bremen.
GglSNELL n co.
The assets of G. b. Clinncll X Co.. are
S19 900 900, and the liabilities $50 000, 600,
CONDITION oF NALL STREET.
But few signs of excitement visible III
Wall or Broud streets to-day, No failures
announced.
GRAIN WANTED.
1t is said exporters are taking every bush
el of grain they can obtain. One house
alone receives 100 00O bushels daily which
is sent abroad.
CoBUGN ". ALLEN.
Joe Coburn says he will fight Tom Alien
in West Virginia or Canada in four months
for from twenty-five hundred to five thou
sand dollars
UNION TRUST COMPANY
Il. b. Wesley, receiver OF the Union
Trust company, said to-day that the COM
pany would either resume business before
the first of November or pay dividends, it
this could he done legally
WEATHER.
The weather is clear and pleasant wind
southwest
ARRIVED.
The steamships Olympia, from Glasgow,
Frisia, from Hamburg.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
The examination of the affairs Of the
Union Trust company is still going on The
officers profess their ability on resumption
to meet the demands Of depositors. AS to
the whereabouts Of Carleton, the default
Ing cashier, the negotiations said to DO in
progress with him. the utmost reticence is
preserved