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The Philadelphia Age afirns that one
hundred thousand men eau be raised
in forty-eigit hours to vindicate the
stars and stripes in Cuba. Whereup-
on it aske, twill the government act,
or must the people p
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<orics 10 the taxpayers Of sedsviek Geaafy,
sfsfe Of kansss. shestas the rsf~ 81 tsr cent and
the susunt sssess~sf upon tk~ fsrsbIe property Of
ssdguick county, kaasas. eit8 tnteafiGn fsr
STATE. County. Township. Road Csanfy Beads,
school District and School District bond Tar fpf
1868, fo-vif
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The Chicago Times says that ev-ry
telegram from the larger cities, te.. us
Of the meetings Of indignant Cubans.
The Tines suggests that the meetings
for them to hold, are meetings breas
to breast with the men who are slaugh-
tering their countrymcn.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-11-27

The Chicago Post asserts that no
indemnity that can be offered for the
wrong that may have been done to
American citizens at Santiago, viii be
satisfactory without the amplest secu-
rity for the future.
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at is shameful commentary" says
the New York Herald, ''npon the fee
blcness of our government that We are
the only power of which these Cubans
have any knowledge for which they
have neither fear nor respcct."
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NheriH's Sale.
District court 18th Judscial District
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Mary E. Smith
vs.
W. A. Barber ct
al
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued
out of the district court Of the 18th ju-
dicial district. sitting in and for Sedg-
wick county, Kansas, wherein Mary E,
Smith is plaintiff, and w. A. Barber
and w. ID. Sanders are defendants,
will, on Monday the 9Th day Of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1873, ut II o'clock q. M, ct
the court house door in the city Of
Wichita, offer for sale ct public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash In
hand, all the right, title and interest OF
the defendant, w. A. Barber, in and to
the following described real property.
towit:
The northeast quarter of section No.
thirty-two (S2), in township No. twen-
ty-nine (29), south Of range No. one ~
west. in the county Of Sedgwick and
state Of Kansas. Said real property
will be sold as the property Of defend
ant, w. A. Barber, to satisfy said order
Of sale.
Sherif's Office, Wichita, November
WILLIAM SMITH, Sheriff,
STA Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Sluss & Dyer, plaintiffs attorneys.
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The ST. Louis Reps licaa fayors the
settlement of the Cuban iliflculty at
Havana and not at Madrid.
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Main street, opposite she New Briea Hotel.
WICHITA, KANSAS
Stiff TERMS CASH.
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Sheriff's Sale.

District court 18th judicial district
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Morris kohn,
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LEGALS.
Sheri6,s Sale.

District Court 18th Judicial distric
Sedgwick county Kansas.
Mary f. Smith
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EXCELSIOR WATER MILLS.
u A. SROUFE, AGENT.
FLOUR at Wholesale and Retail.
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District Court 18th Judicial District
Sedgwick County, Kansas.
Edward p. Kirby,
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District Court 18th Judicial Distrio'
Sedgwick County, Kansas.
A. NJ. Clark 4 Co.,
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NEW ADVERTIsEMGMTs.

Usage Hedge and Grape Vine Plants.
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District Court 18th Judicial district ssdxwiet
county, Kansas
ShsliabarFer & IeidiRh
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
BardxveIl House Burglarized,

The cash account of Mr.. J. w. Cramton,
the proprietor of the Bardwell House, was
short last night to the amount of $3.50. 1t
happened in this way. On yesterday morn
ing between three and four o'clock, the
night clerk was called from his post in the
office to go up stairs. The outside door was
closed but not locked while the money
drawer in the desk was locked securely and
the key in Mr.. Cramton's charge. While
the porter was up stairs, about five minutes,
a thief entered the house and took posses
sion of the contents of the money drawer
amounting, as stated above, to $500 The
means he used to open the drawer were n
pair of pincers and a piece of iron which
came from the fire-engine shop while the
pincers were to be found in another drawer
adjoining. With these he pried open the
drawer, leaving the marks of these instru-
ments plainly discernible upon the same.
AS soon as the porter came back he noticed
at once the appearance of the drawer and
discovered the loss. Mr.. Williams, the
night Waterman, was Immediately notified
of the theft and measures were taken to
find the thief but so far without effect
Suspicious are fixed upon a stranger and
suspicious looking character who was seen
at the Bardwell the night before and late
that night endeavoring to find a sleeping
place somewhere. He was not seen yester-
| day and it might be well to look him up.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
SantO Domingo Revolution.

New YORK, Aug l.
1t is rumored that for some days past
agents of the Santo Domingo insurgents
have been in this city purchasing arms. A
shipment of one thousand has been made
to point within the reach and control of
the revolutionists. Copies of proclama-
tions issued in opposition to Bacz have ar
rived, one of which denounces Buenaven-
tura Baez as subycrting the will of the peo-
pie, and as traitor to the country and its
interests. 1t also denounces the treaty or
agreement of the SANTANA bay company,
as destructive of national independence.
The revolution was initiated on the LIST of
June at Guayabin and the insurgents sue
ceeded in gathering sufficient force to meet
the government troops at Carnero, and de-
feating them on the 18TH Private accounts
received state that Baezs troops left one
hundred dead on the geld, and since the
battle desertions have been nomerous
These deserters are treated well by the in
surgents, who are trying to disprove the
report circulated that they are Haytians.
The opposition to Baez is daily growing
stronger, through the objection of the Do
minicans to the SANTANA bay company,
which il is alleged has failed to fulfill any
of its promises for the improvement OF the
territory coded to it,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
Carlists TRANSACTIONS Revealed Con.
sui Implicated.

KEY WEST, Aug. 1.
Mail advices from Havana of Goth, con-
tain the following: The government has
obtained possession of important docu-
uments revealing candestine labors of the
Carlsts in this province and eliminating
Quigano, counsel for Transatlantic steam
ship company and legal agent for several
wealthy merchants at Havana
Other persons are implicated and are I'M
der the surveillance of the courts. The ar
rest of some prominent men is rumored.
In searching the house Quigano $500, 900
in gold was found which it is said was col
lected here to be sent to England to further
the cause of the Carlists. The tribune
calls upon the government to embargo
the property of Carlst conspirators in
Havana.
The commissioner sent by the Captain
General to the insurgents has returned, af-
ter an interview with Cespcdes, who firmly
refused to enter into any negotiations.
Several engagements have taken place
lately near Puerto Principe with insurgents.
The town of Yarergal was attacked recent
ly by Cuban force of 300 men, but after
a fight of several hours they were repulsed.
They set fire to several houses.
-Guzman, prominent Cuban, who was
made Lieut.. Col. of the Spanish army
for saving Nalmazeti from being captured
by insurgents, at one time, was lately killed
in battle.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
The Cholera

LOUISVILLE. Aug l.
Two deaths from cholera occurred at
Lagrange, Ly., yesterday. The disease
has entirely disappeared from other Ken
lucky towns, and no case originating here
has appeared in Louisville for week.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.
II is reported from Poplar Bluff, Butler
county, Missouri, that the cholera has ragged
there violently. Thirty deaths had occurr-
ed out of u total population of less than
eight hundred The mortality was largely
confined to railroad hands, but several citi-
zens have died The disease has now near
ly abated.
EVANSVILLE, Ind Aug 1.
The Journals advices from Carmi, ILL.,. +,
SAYS that the cholera has broken out there
with fearful force, eight deaths had oc-
Cured within twenty four hours, fourteen
deaths in all.
New York, Aug. l.
Advices from Jonesboro, Tenn, state
that fifty families have left town to escape
the cholera. Fifteen cases are reported.
Great CONSERVATION prevails. Medical
attention is needed.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
RUTLAND AND VICINITY.

The sun sets tonight at 7.10; rises TO-
morrow morning at 4,54. Sets Sunday
evening at 49, rises Monday morning at
400
Vermont Lodge of Knights of Pythias
No. 1, meets at Odd Fellows Hall, GLOBE
block, this Saturday evening at y o'clock
The regular monthly meeting OF Rutland
Typographical Union No. 1866, takes place
at their rooms at the Bardwell House, this
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. II. j. Ward, who is employed in the
car shops of the Central Vermont, and who
was at one time foreman in the chair fac
tory here, while at work on draw bar in
the shops on Thursday, caught his hand
between the draw bar and spring and
smashed two fingers badly. The second
finger of the hand it is thought will have
to be amputated. DIR. j. B. Porter is at
tending him.
Mr.. Colony, who was accidentally shot
on Thursday through the hand is getting
along quite comfortably, although the bal
has not as yet been extracted. The physi
clans probed on Friday for the purpose O
Heading the same but without success.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
The sun Regulator.

One of the brakemen on the Rensselaer,
& Saratoga railroad purchased silver
watch week ago. He loved that watch
he slept with it at night and during the day
he was constantly pulling it out of his
pocket to ascertain the time, and to exam.
inc its manifold beauties. One morning he
got up at four o'clock or thereabouts, in
order to compare his time-piece with the
sun, first having looked to see what time
the sun was due. He waited patiently fol
half an hour or so Oh the depot steps, but
finally grew somewhat impatient, pulled
his watch out for the fifth or sixth time
and that indicated the approach of the
time. Just at this juncture he was heard
to say. "Well, if the sun don't rise within
minute and halt it will be too late, by
gosh" Nothing like having faith.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, AUGUST

NEW lokk, August i.
COTTON. Market 9sc lower, in more active
demand. Business was chiefly In low grades,
Sales OF 2,s,7 bales mt 1870 for uplands.
FLOUR. = Receipts 9,oIl bbls. The market
out decided change and in moderate demand
for shipping grades. Buyers mud IL dlneult 10
pick up lines. Sales OF $500 bDls. at 81 $50 25
Tor superine Western and State s5.s5@0 20 for
common to good Extra western and state;
s6.25@I 10 for good 10 choice do; 81 O5@s 20 for
common TO choice White wheat western extra;
50 1O@ss 80 for common TO good extra Ohio 50 IS
"a 10 I5fOr common TO choice extra ST. Louis
market closing steady.
RYE FLoURVQuiet and steady at 4 sO@52 5.
CORN MEAL. = The market is In moderate
request and unchanged at l5@9 40 for Western
and fancy SO s0a390 for Brandywtne. d.
WHIsKEy.-The market Is quiet ana shade
firmer. Small sales at sIAc:
WHEAT. = Receipts 1927 bush. The market
is less active and prices without decided change
except for common and inferior grades which
are le. lower Sales OF 5000 bush. at 81 o5e
81 4ldf AZ Tor No. Milwaukee 81 46C9l Il for
No; spring 9 so for winter red western tern ,
Western In store at soc.
BARLEy.-The market for barley and barley
malt Is dun and unchanged.
CORN. - Receipts 9l,lOO bushels. Market
Is scarcely so active In prices and buyers favor
Sales OF $4,000 bush. at bO@64c Tor steamer
Western mixed 55@5Ic for sail i; 5sc for yellow
oATs-keceipts 1880 bush. Market is IA shade
frmer and IN demand moderate. Sales OF $1,000
| 4Sa52c for white western; 4l@4llfc for black
western
EGGs.-Market dull and nominal at lsal9e for
| State and Pennsylvania.
| HAY-Market In fair request at S30934 for
choice timothy $3.50 30 for prime per ton. The
following is careful estimate OF the crop In
Maine and New Hampshire, full crop In Mas
| sachusetts, Connecticut and Vermont, 10 !;
| New York new Jersey and PENNSYLVANIA, 90 !;
| Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. 10 (; Illinois, Wis
consin and Missouri ml southern states
| good ..l...g
HOPs-Market is dun and unchanged.
| CoFFEE-Market firm. Rio at 1eA@2Oc.
| SUGAR.-Market Is strong refinlng at ps@
| sac.
| MoLAssEs. = Market is duh and nominal.
| RICE-Market firm at sh@sAc Tor Rangoon :
| 6sa6ysc; for Patria, 1Ac. "a
| PETRoLEuM.-The market is dull and lower
| refining lie crude &c. I'D
| PoRK.-Market Is better; new mess $lT 400
| II 30
BEEr.-Market Is steady at 50 0O@l0 so for
| plain mess s12 25(al2 90 for extra mess.
| BEEF HAMs.-Market Is quiet at 1s@2sc for
| common to choice Texas; 29s8lc for Western.
TIERcE BEEF : Market is dull at l7@21c for
| prime mess 22@2S for India mess s1
| CUT MEATs.-Market without decided change.
Sales OF $4,000 lbs. short Ribs loose at9Ac mid
| dies steady short clear 9Mc; short ribs &c.
| LARp.-Market weak old western steam on
| the spot at 9-l6c. .r
BUTTER.--Markot Is firm and IN good demand
| at 2ba30c for State ldyd2b ror western.
| CBEEsE.-Market Is q shade easier at 19Sl9kC
for fair TO prime State factory.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
The TOUGHEST of Cats.

The Danbury Neps man says there is a
man in Franklin street who has been en-
gagged in the past two months in mighty
effort to kill a cat. In that time that un-
fortunate animal has explored the bottom
of every sheet and stream of water within
six miles of Danbury, has had an uninten-
tional taste of the several new varieties OF
powder, and has got SO it can tell in the
dark, without looking around, the differ.
ence between half brick and whole one.
The man himself hasn't got a whole piece
of clothing in his wardrobe, and has almost
entirely lost the use of one leg from rheu-
matism contracted while drowning the cat
and has more scratches on him than thu
survivor of four wives. His aged father
says he will take chair out in the yard or
pleasant afternoon, and will sit there fol
two hours at time and look at that cal
and swear.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02

S. p. Whitney has hens that lay the
largest and smallest egg in town, the latter
weighing about aquartcr of an ounce. lie
does not know which of two hens laid
this egg, and Is on the watch, declaring he
will kill any hen he can catch laying so
small an egg.
Physicians report an unusually large
number of deaths by cholera infantum
hereabouts, and families who intend to have
their children sick with the disease will see
to it, that they be placed in such positions
as to catch the prevailing odor of several
sections of our village and the result will
probably exceed the highest expectations.
If our Trustees should venture so far as TO
examine some of these sloughs we fear they
might be attacked with the cholera morbus.
We advise them to do as they have done,
keep away, and there will be no harm come
to them-it will only come to their neigh
bors.
A hearing was held yesterday afternoon
before Hon. r. p Redfeld in the ac-
COuutinS VI ttitiliuStS Ill tilC tdsV VI i,t'oii'
Stone Cutter. Company.of Rutland, VS.. E.G
Lamson of Windsor. Chauncey Smith, Esq.
of Boston, and Judge Prout counsel for
Stone Gutter Company J. N. Edminister
for Lamson.
The lectures in the next winters course
will be opened by Thomas Mast, the cele-
to1 a,t;e 1,a nyaptpr of Optnhpr
2Sth. He will be followed by Mrs. Liver
more Nov. 18th Hon. William Parsons.
Nov. 25th John b. Cough, Dec. 9Th.
We publish on the fourth page story
entitled "Poor Beck Bassett," written for
THE GLOBE by lady engaged in literary
pursuits and who has written many articles
of great merit.
Vermont has again been triumphant at a
Foreign Exposition, as will be seen by an
asticle on the first page entitled "Vermont
at Vienna" This leaves the Fairbanks
Scale" the most renowned manufacture in
the world These manufacturers and Yer
mont have reason to be proud of this ach-
ievement in the Mechanic Arts. AT Ham
burgh Vermont beat the world on sheep
now she beate the world on scales.
A new pest has made its appearance in
many places, preying upon the tomato
plants. 1t is Il short, thick and striped
bug, bearing some semblance to the potato
bug, but different from it, being shorter in
length and larger in diameter.
Judge T. p Redfcld was in town yestcr-
day.
Farmers say that hay will be worth for
ty dollars a ton next winter.
Doring's band is expected at Clarendon
Springs, August 10. A grand promenade
concert will take place in the afternoon,
and full dress ball at the Clarendon
House in the evening. Doring will take a
full band. Numerous Trojans are shoppers
at the Springs, and it will seem like home
for them to hear Doring once more.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
Northern Pacific Railroad Affairs.

DAvENPoRT, Iowa, Aug 1.
Judge Dillon of the United States circuit
court has reserved his decision on the ap-
plcation of John S. Kennedy and others,
claiming to represent fifteen million dols
lars worth of bonds, to have a receiver APP
pointed for the Northern Pacific and st.
Paul and Pacific railroads, so as to ensure
the completion of contain extension lines
of road, without the completion of which
before December the land grant of one mil
lion five hundred thousand acres will be
lost to the company. Gen. Cass, Gen.
Becker and Hon. G. A. Hutchinson, with
other railroad magnates and eminent attor-
neys from New York, Philadelphia and
st. Paul, hay been in attendance.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
The Insurgent War.

MADRID, Aug. I.
The lnsurgcnt fleet has sailed from AL
meria. There is great rejoicing over its de-
parture. 1t is believed that the fleet will
next visit Alicante and the garrison and
citizens are preparing for defence. The
arsenal in Cadiz still holds out for the gov
ment. The Republican fleet has opened
bombardment upon the positions occupied
by the Insurgents in San Fernando. Gov
eminent troops in Seville have captured
twenty cannons. The Junta at Gras De
Valencie, has seized three vessels belong
ing to the revenue service
cENsuRED.
In the Cortes to-day, a resolution of cen
sure, directed against Insurgent Deputies
was debated. Senior CASTELAR, made an clo-
queut and patriotic speech, counselling
moderation on the part of the Republicans.
The resolution was adopted by 1876 yeas to
Is nays.
Mozarera's tobacco factory, the last ref
uge of the insurgents in Serville, has been
captured. Large numbers of prisoners
were taken, among whom are several for
eigners, members of the International So
ciety
A Carlst force, 1000 strong, attacked
Portgalite, seven miles from Billoa, this
morning
oARLIsTs DEFEATED.
The garrison made vigorous and sue
cessful defense The Carlsts were defeat
ed with heavy loss and driven over Galindo
river.
The town of Albania, thirteen miles
from Murcia, has proclaimed its indepen-
dence.
A Junta has been organized and the
first act of which was to levy contribu-
ton of 1876, 900 on the inhabitants.
The report, that the frigate Villa de
Madrid had joined the insurgents is ofilci-
ally contradicted. The nsurrectionary
fleet which left the harbor of Almeria was
last seen heading for Malaga. Two other
frigates in the hands of the rebels are at
Malaga trying to raise contributions from
the citizens. Four German men-of-war are
in the harbor watching them.
CAPTURED.
Carlists announce that Don Carlos has
captured Estella, with the entire garrison,
which surrendered as prisoners of war.
TIE VOICE or THE people
Disturbances are reported at Raon LIE
tape, in the department of Vosges. The
sub-prefect was beaten by the mob, who
cried "Nive Theirs Viye Gambetta !"
During the evacuation of Vosges by the
Germans there were cries of 'Vive la Com
mune! ~ The Perfect department of Up
per Loire has forbidden the sale in its
streets of the radical journal lie People
Souverain. The report that Count De
Paris had gone to FrohsdoIff to visit Count
De Chambord is pronounced false.