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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18
Sic 0SeereSspsiDe TIT Der
SrefdQ1te.


Sic 160nlte, romantil6ite uno feier=
li9]te oller religiDl len Geremonien Der
8retogne, an Oenen bieIe 10 reiD it, lit
unitreiti9 oie @eibe oes N1eeres. sic
finoet of ben mittd9igen &u ten ber 8re=
ta9ne ltatt uno 5tuor Dor bem ollsemei=
men @oroeuenf fange, Der Elm rei9er &C.
gen fir bie ormen Ti56er bie1er @egenb
1T. Saulenbe bon fleinen 8aDrseugen
lperoen ldn9s BEN &u ten 81 oieiem San
&c perlpenoet. 9ouorne5 allein Ienoet
beren 1900 ab> unb lit ber Sag 9iinlti9,
10 fdn9t jebes @9iff6en $780, 900
oieler tleinen Slide oie io9lei@ ein9e=
1alSen uno in olle Welt r1enoet iperocn.
9pbalO man ben erfen @aroellen5ug
ouf pHenem Meere tpobrgenommen fat,
pereini9en 1i9 oue @9iffe elmer 8u6t.
guf bier ber1elben> bon tuel6en man bic
Mafbdume we9genommen bat befe1tigt
man bide felte Boblen auf 0enen Elm
glltar 5u Dem eini9e @tu fen fiibren> er=
ri6tet miro uno ben Elm Belt 59ibt. M(le
anbern G6iffe baben Sic @nter aus9e=
worfen uno umseben bie1e 19ipimnaenoe
&opeQe: @ie bdben ale lire Tlag9en
nno Tobnen auf9e5osen unb rotbe
,ueibe CRIME, blaue un0 gelbe Wimpel
>ueben bon ibren Mlaltes unb Souen.
'Die Boroertbeile ber @9iffe linb NIT
8lumen un0 2aub befrdn5t, bie 9}ebe auf
Dem 9intertbeil ous9ebdn9t. 9os 9an5e
1onnperbronnte HoIf ber @1ifer uno
5eeleute 1ammt Meibern, @rei1en un0
&inoern liegt allf ben &nieel1 in ben ppn
ben WeQen ge59aufelten 56i5fen. Cine
beili9e feierli6e @ti1e berrl9t nun unter
bieler lei|e Getenben Men9e unb miro nur
bur6 bos Murmcln Ser Gee unterbro=
6eu. llnter0e len fommt oer Prieter
in elmer Barfe init l6neepeiben Se9eln
Mju1pel uuo Slag9e onsefobren :. oeren
Guberer gleibfalls meib 9efleioet linb ;
in 1einen 9dnOen Ddlt ct Die beiligen @e=
fdbe, beiteigt ben Nltar uno lief bic MeXe
ouf Dffener Gee. @obalb bie1e bee11oet
1T fniet ser &eilt(i@e an ben @tufeu
bes Mltors nieoer unb ertbeilt nun I'M
gln9e1i6t Der Menge ben @6iifen, ben
Neben unb enblib Dem Mteere lelblt 5ei=
men @esen, inbeln er pom 9inn,el einen
gliidli6en unb rei&en Sang fir Die ST.
16er erfebt. SeBt ertDnt aus alien &eb=
len 5u9lei6 et11 entbulio oltil6es @ei6rei
Der 9offnung, bas ldn9s ben nfern lui=
oerDallt; ale Nnfer tuerben l6neu ge=
li6tet uno man 1egelt un0 rubert bem
9afen Su> no 1i6 elm belpe9tes unb freu=
0i9es 9eben flnotbut, uno es ]6eint
bas man jebt tpo alle 0ie5e 8arten ge=
ipeibt 5ino.> bic WutD Der @tiirn1e unb
Die l1nbei itanoi9teit oes @luds@ ni6t nlebr
fiirdtct. '.'.'2
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18
Sic 1ange Sc II he.
Cine 8ers,nannsiage.

9os beue 8ergel0dleiu beg @tdot=
6ens ldutete In frl6er Worgenitun
meitbin iiber oos 19neebebefte Sbal. Su
oen 9iitten puroe es munter; oer flcibige
8er9mann erbo6 ii9 bon Dem drmli9en
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18

sOte AJDtD. q
anoere MenI6et. gefomnen uno niel
bate i6 sperdnbert, Die 9&nappen aber
fubre>1 nod riiitig an llroo bolten reifbe
GrSe aus ben @6a6te11 unb, Ipra9en
NOD ,uie bunoert Sabre 5upor ibr frDblt=
9es @liifau f.r,ss .5s
60 maren Sic &noppen auf ibren
&reus= un0, Quer5iigen inter Der groe
au6 tpieoer lit Die NdDe Der @telle 9e=
tommen no por bunoert Sabren bet
2ebre6t erl6lo9en mar. Sic Mdbr
aber mar lan9l pergeHen. Ser Rnappe
arbeitet nit benz Taultel tpader am &C.
itein, 0o >uei9t pl0blib Die 8ano uno
I'M leeren Naum por linn BON elmer
Blenoe bel1 erlel}9tet liebt ct eire,1
&noppem ruben, 10 rubi9 uno 10 ior9los
ols ple bos &ino ouf lelner N}utter
5Goole lie9t.
Sebt bebt Der @6ldfer bie 9lugen alf
unO murmelt Dor li9 blu: ~gSie lang
parb mir Oo0 Die S6idt @lidauf ,
&liidauf!" un6 er er9reiit lein @ruben=
li6t unO fdbrt linnenb aus Dem @6a6t
uno fon1mt Su Sag un0. 9riiBt na6 lan=
ger No0t ben jun9en Sag ber freunO=
li6 ibn pom @imunel lo9t.
Sim ua0 Oer &noppc, Der i'm l1la=
fenb fanb. unb MQes lduf # uno eilt 51m
&ir6lein> oenn babin botte 5i6 ser fren1be
N}onn beseben. Gum Nriel ter eilt man
icbt> Dem man er5dblt> lpie an bes Gird=
bofs Pforte ein &noppe NIT perporrenem
Sinne 1tcbe> bon 9ous unb Weib unb
&inoern lpre6e uno BON Der Bei6te, unb
mie ct born bic 91idt perfoDren unb
iebt bie III. Communion be9ebre ou6
pon oes Teucrreif fens md9ti9em @troDl
uno anoercn Oingen rebe.
Sp miro Der geil lter1ofte &noppe 0i6t
umringt un0 enger miro ber &reis bis
boB Elm @reis li<D MATT unb 5u Der Menoe
in 5itternOer Gc0e lpridt: vS6r >pibt
9(Qe nitDt, bab in Sem Tiritcnbru6 ser
2ebre1t no6 r1bt> oer no0 Ser 8ei6te
in Dem @1a6te perI@wan6 un0 1eit6em>
es 1inO nun bunoert Sabre ber na@
G6riiti Mabl li0 leDnt."
Oa5 b6rt audi Oer fren,0e &noppe>
uno perluunOert i0aut er orein unO falttt
Die 9daoe unO til It: 80 bob' i'd allo
eine bunoertja6ri9e @bidt perfobren.
@9on lunge ollo lino mir Trou unb
&inb geitorben unb lpanbeln jebt nben
beim 0ater i'm 2i1te. M}i0 ober fat
Ser Serr99err gndoig auf f9eDoben er
fat meinen @lau6en erprpbt unO getreu=
li9 erfll1ben. gSie bab' iD MIDI 9c1ebnt
na9 G6ri1ti 2eib uilo 8lut !"
Ser &nappe foltet bie 9dnoe, nimmt
bic &appe ab unO lpan0elt no6 bem Nl=
tar 9efolgt BON ben @enolien ollen.
Die Geier bes hcili9en Spfers 1T porbei,
ln0 ols Ser Yrie lter oie 6dnbe aufbe6t
il Dem @e9en, ba bri9t Scr Tremolin9
in 5taub 5ul lammen uno aus Dem
pduflein Mlde ert0nen leile Rldn9e uno
bic gSorte:
g8er 9ldubi9 1T bes beil9en Wortes
S6Gter, y...
Sen idreibt @ott in Der Simmels=
fnappl0oFt 8u6
llno l3irmet i'm I'M @6a1t por Tabr
s.. strtrg uno '5rug. 2.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18

2a9er 5og ieine f9,par3leinerne Saue
an, nabm Bag @rabenli6t,lnb bas Sad+
6en nit 8rpt, mari nod einen 8litf auf
1ein Weib ltnb Die &inber, unb perlieb
sen engen 3aun1,s ben ct feline Wobnung
nonnte. l1ntertpess fan1el, mebr ,tuo
mebr sulamntsr, 1ie begriiBten 1i6 NIT
bem alten i6Dnen @ruB bes 8ergmonna,
benz ber5li6en @lidauf rno '5o9en in
fleinen Srupps ber fernen @rube gu. Snl
Sutbau1e peri lommelten lie 1i6, ebe 1te
einfubren iebten li@ ouf lange 8dnfe
unD na@bem ocr @tei9er Elm 2ie0 aus
Dem @e1ansbu6e an9eltimmt, bos Die
frommen Mdnner gldub!g uno anOd6tig
obse elun9en, fllbren tie ein in ben tiefen
@9a6t ouf iteiler Setter. Non @trede
5u @trede trennten lie lid, Der bprtbin>
ser bobin, tpo Der Ort mar, por Dem er
gu arbeiten hatte. Ser lebte mar 2eb=
redt, Elm jun9er til ltiger &nappe> oen
Mlle lieb botten ,pegen bes bic0ern Ser
sens bas ibm inter Dem &ittel l6lug
unO bes INNER 9lei6en TroDmutDs, mo-
nit @ott oft bic 9trmen be9liilft.
9ebre6t botte leinen Ort errei9t> tpo
ct 16on felt ldn9erer 3eit 9earbeitet bat=
te obne 6ab feline l6DnI tie oTfnung in
Grf iillung 9egan9en wdre. @eute por's
linn ober gan5 bej jonOers un1s 9er5, nr
wuBte ct li6 nidt gu oeuten> ob es 9off=
nun9 uar o0er cine uabe eltimmte Slr6t
Die i'm belpeste. N&it rdfti9en @6ld=
gen baute er bas Bobrlo6 in bds barte
@eitein, flint nit Yulper funitgere6t Die
Oeffnung uno eilt,, naboem er ben
S9wefelf faoen onge6ranht, ser, lpenn er
ob9ebronnt> bie NeoHe ent5iinoet, bopon,
UNI binter 19iben0en 8orl lprun9e Der
Gefabr 6es @9ulies 5ll entgebel1. Nflt
Oonner fra6t jebt ber @9ub
los unb bollt meitbin bur1 Die unteriroi=
l6en @anse. 9os @eitein 1T 5erlprengt,
ober Der &nappe finoet bei Sem 9@eine
1eines @rubenli9tes nur gtootes> tuertblo=
I 1es @erDq. ... .. ...,
8etrubt uno iinnen6 1ono ber Rnoppe
oa , als plDbli1 ein &obolo Dor ibm
itano. r@ieb'," 1o9te Der gu linn, uOein
@ott ldBt bid i'm @ti6; ct fonn Dir
ou9 gar 11i1ts 5ei9elt>' benin er fat feline
Mo6t. .M6er i'd @ieb', ob i6 elm
&e6t bobe> midi grDBerer Ma9t 5u riiD=
men" .uno iu0em Der wiori9e &o6olo
bies 1pra6, i9(u9 er nit einem &eifen
ben ct in ber Sano bielt rno ber ipie
9ldr5te, an bic 6elsluono> uno
lpie ber9e5aubert tDot 1i9 Elm Mnbru9.
auf 70 n1dDtig uno 1o reib, ,uie li9 oer
&nappe ibn 1el6er ni6t 9etrdlmt.
vGrfennf bu nun meine @ea9t 2"
iraste ber Berg9eiit ben blei0 9eluoroe=
nen &nappen. Sem &eifer bier 1T Il=
(es untert6an> mas Coles TiD muir birst
i'm Groenl6oos. 2ab ob bon beineln'
Yptt uno oct 9feif 1T bein," AZ
Da regten piloen 9iifte li0 i'm 9er5en
)es frpmmen &nappen, llno Die Wan9e
}luDte ibm. 9lber 5ue feit uar in ibn1
)qs @otteswort ee>uur5elt, uno nit eolen1
3orne ocm @nome,t 5ugefebrt 1pra1 er
u iDm: v8etbDreno 5uar 1prt6f ou> 0
Seiit> unb seigit perf fibreri1 DIE Wunoer
,o9 lit fir olles Silber. bieler Grbe mir
nein Glaube s,,i@t fell. ST iit mein eiu=
i9es Sell. 2ab ab BON mir init Der
ger1u9ung. @eitern nod Da6e id oeln
prie1 1ter gebei6tet unO Deute ,uerbe i6 an
Sbriiti slide erfabrea, bub olle neine
5d)ul0 mir Deroeben ,i1t. Gin treuer
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18

tuie aqua ueu mir bie 5a6e lit, unb idj
Datte grobe 2ui It, bas lo9lei6 meiuen
Sreunben bel unieren @pabier9dngen
ouf ce,n Sorun gu er5ablen..' Wenn es
oir 9efdllt,. 10 LAB uns Elm luenig oapon
1preUen; loge 1ntr erit, ipober ou fommi
uno mas on fit Elm 2anbsmann biF =?
Betrus: SD geb6re gu elmer Men=
1benflalie, bic bu Oerdbteit ,lnb Die man
ous Rpm Oertriebeu> jekt aber iuieber er=
loubt Fat Dierber 5u fpmmen. Meine
2onosleute tpie mani mir ge1agt bat,
tuobnen ni6t >peit BON bier, ldit9s ber
Stber. Sd bin elm Sube. 49,.
Ser 9,eibe: 9(ber 0u bcfletOeif piels
lei6t cine bpbe Wiirbe bel betnen, Dolfe
Yetrus: @ieb bort in oer Mdbe
am III fer bes Tlul1cs Die arn1en @6iife1
on; i9 bin BON bem1elben @tanoe. Sd
babe einen guten She'll meines 2ebens
bomit 5ugebro6t, in einem @ee meines
2anbcs Slide gu fan9en uno meine 9}ebe
al 5tricfen u1n meinen 2ebensunterDalt
gu eetuinnen. Sd Dobe weber @olo mod
Gilber.
9er6eihe: l1nb felt lpann 1ait
hu bcinen Stanb perloIjen - 9u bo1t
bid obne 3ueife Dem @tuoium ocr
sDeis6eit eemiomet> ia It bie @6ulcn Der
Ybilp1opben unb Gebner belu6t uno
modf &e6nun9 ouf Oeine Berebl lun1teit.
Betrus: SD bin Elm Monn obne
wilienl9oftli0e 8iloun9.
9er@ ibe: Bis jebt 5ebe id np1
ni6ts, mas bei1e1u l1nternebmen fDrber=
lid 1ein f0nnte> es m1b ol1o Sic 8ereb=
rung bie1es unbetonnten @ottes BON
bcn 6u 1pri9it bur6 lid ielbf on5ie=
beno iein> Inn IOfort ouf jeoe Wrt Gm-
pfeblung &sr5i6t leiitcn 5u fDnnen.
Yetruss: Ser @ott> >uel6en i6 per=
tinbe, fat Sbie 1Gimpf flidfe So6esart
am &reuse 5!ci1@en s'uei MilIetbdtcrn er=
littcn.
Der9eibe: Wos piuf ou uns
ol{o BON @eiten eines 10 1eltl amen @Dt=
tes perfiinhen
petrus: Cine 2cDre ,pelGe bem
yo6miitbi9en uno linnli6en Meni1en
cine Sbprbeit biinft, unb ipel1e olle Die
2oi iter pernid)tet> oenen biele Stoot Semi
pei crbout bot.
9er@.eibe: QBas !, bn tpiuf biele
2ebre 5u;rf in 9tom 9rii11oen uno To-
bonn AUDI III anbern 2dnoern?.
petrus: Muf ber gon5en Gr6e.
9er9eioe: l1no oos fir lange
3eit?
Yetrus: Sir eiuige 3eiten.
Sc 9eibe: Sein1 Supiter Sos
l1nternebmen fat. eini9e @9>uieri9feit
uno iG CLAUDE ou beourfte1t fir ben
9(nfon9 n1d6ti9e Bel6iiber,., : nm 1i6t
19pn BEL oeiner Antrittsrolle iteden gu
bleiben, ollein lpie fonn i9 mir einbil=
ben bab ou Die Gdloren> Die Nei9en
1nO bic YbilolopDen unter oeine Sreullbe
sdblen sperbef ? rs.-@
Yetrus: gu ben &ei9en ,perbe itb
1pre6en, iie lollen lid BON ibren @6dt=
sen lD5Io9en; bic Bbilp1 1ppben iperoe id
NIT ibrem Mihen unter bos Sod bes
@lolbci1s beugen, ben Sd loren tper0e ib
Die bD9ite Briefer,piirbe obne9n1en.
Ser 9:eibe: Du 1iebif aI1o uoraus,
boB 1ie li6, anit itatt oir beisutreten, lpi=
Der bt9sr1nb beine Singer 1eben tperben
>penn bu >uel6e bai i. Was mir1t 6u
bonn tbun? r.: ..... s:.'
Betrus: Mir mer6en 1terben. j..
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-23

"Hats off" is the latest question aglta-
ting the Society of Friends The world
moves yea verify.
Rutlands Mrs Darlington" would have
spent the winter in Florida If ithad not
been for the money riot
Mr.. s. Claus will make his annual visit
to Rutland tomorrow evening.
Mr.. w II II Fisher, formerly the intel
ligent and popular clerk in the drug store
of DR.. E. c. Lewis, is winning golden opin-
ions in drug store at St. Albans and the
Messenger says he thoroughly understands
his business
A grand Christmas ball comes off at
Peabodys Hotel at Middle Granville, on
Wednesday evening next. 1t will he an
enjoyable time, as Peabodys is good
place to go.
NJ. J. Francisco has remodcllcd the
residence purchased by him on Washington
street in an elegant manner, making it one
of the pleasantest places in Rutland,and has
taken possession thereof with his family
Before you make your holiday purchases
consult the columns of The GLOBE.
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<iENEss Al. NEWS.
Special to the GLOBE.
From Mlddlebnry.
L'hc Centennial Celebration


MpDLEBURY, Dec. %
The anniversary of the first settlement
of the town of Milllcbury was celebrated
this evening at the Congregational church,
with appropriate and highly interesting
services. The church was well filled and
the occasion received added interest from
the fact that the annual meeting of the
Middebury Historical Society was held at
presided over the assembly and delivered
the Introductory address, taking for his
theme the life and character of the Puri-
tans and the benign effects of their acts
and lite upon the present generation and
was an effort of much thought and
evident preparation.
The historical address was given by Hon
james VI. Sladc. This vas lengthy and
interesting statement of the early history of
the town, combining much valuable data
and statistics and often culogistic Of the
men Of that early day 1t was delivered
and supplemented frequently with char
actcristic remarks of the speaker.
Philip Battcll, Esq, was the poet of the
hour and in pleasing rhyme recalled the
memories of other days, he well
remembered, with evident ability
and to the satisfaction of his audience.
lbrhc exercises were intersperscd with
music by the church choir. who sang sevc-
raj Of the ancient tunes in good style.
After the centennial exercises the fcstal
occasion took place at the Addison House
where dinner was served in right royal
style. The spacious dining hall was hung
with cvergrcens wrought in beautiful style.
Over the enhance were the words
Welcome, 1913 -1s73."
The long tables were filled with the good
things of this life and were dispensed Ia
the assembled company IN an informal and
pleasing. Some seventy-live people par
took of the feast and dispersed ere the
dawn of morning well pleased with ''the
feast of reason and flow of soul
Sol.
"A full report will he given in our next
Issue
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-23

Clark and Whites Ministries. January
3lst, 1874
John Murrays dramatic troupe open u
season of three nights performances this
Tuesday evening They are strangers to
the place but come with good recommends.
Grand calico masquerade ball under the
auspices of the Octuplc Club, Jan. 23d.
The gross receipts Of the festival given
by the ladies' Of the Second Congregational
society last Wednesday evening amounted
to $292 the profits will he about $3.50.
Religious services, appropriate to the
day, will be observed mt st. Peters (Epis
copal) church Christmas Day.
John V. Hall received a few days ago by
express, II wild turkey sent by his brother,
y. b. Hall. residing in Jackson, Mich
The bird weighed when dressed 20 pounds,
and was no doubt good eating.
Prof Franz, Bradford, vino has been in
poor health for some time, starts next week
on flying visit to Havana in the hope
that the sea air may he beneficial to him.
He will remain there Il few days and from
there go to Jacksonville, Fla. where he
will spend the winter. We trust that he
may return home with his health complete
~ restored.
+. y. squcr, at his icWcliy establish
mcnt, has the largest and finest display Of
goods in his line adapted for the holiday
trade that has ever been displayed in this
village. His stock consists of American.
Swiss and English gold and silver watches,
fine gold and sterling silver ware of all
kinds and very large display Of plated
ware from the well known house of Rogers
Bros. Nothing can be more appropriate
for Il Christmas gift, than one of his fine
gold penholders and pens from the popular
house of Aiken. Lambert * Co., and for
which he is sole agent in this town. lie is
also agent for the celebrated Paul Brc-
ton watch and the Shonnigcr organs, both
of which are having quite an extensive sale
here.
Geo \. Wood keeps the most complete
dry goods establishment in this town. He
has just received large lot Of goods direct
from the importers in New York, and is
Offering special inducements for the holi-
days Nothing will pleneo a lady better
than II present of II fine rich dress or a
Paisley shawl and anypclson can besuited
at Woods
one of our billiard saloon keepers was in
a state of great excitement last Saturday
evening. He went into his saloon which
is underground, leaving his key in the door,
but outside. He had several visitors, and
all appeared to be right, until one of them,
wishing to come out found the door locked.
The proprietor went out the back way,
came round TO the front door and found it
locked and the key gone. The back door
had Il spring lock and those inside could
not open it, neither could the boss get it.
Some person had played it on him. The
cpitaphs that he launched forth onto the
head of the unknown friend, when the
trick was discovered were anything but
good ones. A careful search was made for
the key, but the last that we saw Of him he
was looking and-lOalfng.
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The Iuighgatc Robbery.

1t is rumored now that Mrs. Rlcord OF
Highgate. who was tied to the teaket' lie II
few days since while the house was robbed,
is fraud. 1t would appear now, that she
sequestered the missing goods and chattels
herself and then tied herself to the tea
kettle and cut herself loose again, and in
fact run the whole robbery all alone. This
if true, is another awful blow to the matri-
monal business, and if such things are al
lowed to go ON, we fear that in onjunc-
ton with the patent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
shrt-button they will entirely ruin large
number of fond mamas who have large
stock of daughters on hand. Alas Alas
SO says the Clones st. Adams corrcspon-
dent
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-23
Billiards.

Mr.. Joseph Dion, the ex-champion billl-
ard player, gave an exhibition at the Bates
House billiard rooms, last evening, to quite
a large number OF our townsmcn, including
many from out of town. Two games were
played, the first four-ba carom and the
second French carom game, three balls
Mr.. Dion had four contestants in each
game, Messrs. ii. G.. Tuttle, A. II. Dan
forth, C. o. Estes and II. dewey. Al
though some very fine playing was done
on the part of these gentlemen, who are
all amateur players, he came off victor in
both games. 1t would be needless for us
to attempt a description of Mr.. Dions
playing his skill as billiardist is too
well known, and needs no praise from us.
At the conclusion of the second game Mr..
Dion astonished the audience by exhibiting
some of his fancy shots, which may truly
be called marvellous.
We understand that the celebrated bill
lard player is on his way home to Montrea
to spend the holidays, and that he will give
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-23
BY the Gable.

ARRIVED.
Queenstown, Dec. %.
Steamship City Of Brussels from New
York.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. %.
Steamship Westphalia from New York.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. %.
Steamship France from New York and
the Ohio from Philadelphia have arrived.
LoSDoN, Dec. %.
OBITUARY.
H." Sir Gillen Pigott. baron of the eX-
chcquer, is dead,
MADRID, Dec. %.
THE EXPLOSION IN CARTuAGENA.
Eighteen lives were lost by the late cX-
plosion of the magazine in Carthagena.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, Dec. %.
The case of Lowenstcin, charged with
the murder of Weston, was called to-day,
but owing to the illness of one of the
counsel for the prisoner was put over for
another term.
Commissioner Barkley telegraphed the
following from Schenectady Eleven boats
have just passed here, towed by the steam
tug Champion and % pairs of horses. The
ice is very heavy, and they get along with
much difficulty. The tug VAIL with five
boats, is six miles west of here, and the
tug Madden is at Speakers with ten boats,
all coming east.
1t is understood that Gov. Dix will APP
point a successor to the late Judge Peck
ham after Christmas.
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Insurance Decision.

New lOEK, Dec. 90.
Int United States circuit court Mrs.
John DeCamp received 1900 from the
New Jersey mutual benefit life insurance
company, being the principal and interest
of policy of $4,000 issued by the COM
pauy to her late husband for her benefit.
The insurance company had refused to pay
the policy, alleging that DeCamp died
from the effects of alcoholic stimulants,
which they claimed annulcd the policy.
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FuNERAL.-We are panied to learn of the
death of Mrs. Lucy j., wife of Mr.. Frank
w. Barrett, and only daughter of IIcman
Reed, of this place. Her funeral
and that of her infant son takes place at
the residence of her parents, Tan Yard
village, this afternoon at o'clock and at
the Baptist church, Centre street, at .
o'clock. Friends of the family and de
ceased are respectfully invited.
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From Jamaica.

KINGSTON, Dec IS.
N9ws from lIayu is unsatisfactory.
President Massage says he will not vacate
the presidency except to establish General
Dominique therein, and as there is party
in the house of representatives determined
not to have Dominiqucat all, trouble is ex-
psctcd. Gen. Dominique is ready for any
emergency that may arise He was heard
to say "Ah, they do not want me for Pre,i-
dent, but they shall have me,
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EDMuNDs Of TIE BANKRUPT BILL.
Robbery and Murder.

New York, Dec %.
About q o'clock this morning cries Of
murder were heard from a window in the
five-story building, tenement house, No.
204 Broomc street. On officers entering
the building they found the body of man
lying in pool of blood, with his throat
cut from ear to ear, and on entering the
room of deceased found the dead body of a
young woman with her throat cut. The
walls and stairway were literally covered
with blood from the room where the dead
body of the woman was found to the sec
ond landing, where the body of the man
Was found. 1t was first believed the de-
ceased. Michael Ryan, had cut his sisters
throat and then his own, but the police on
ins,tuing search found the vest of the
murdered man on the roof; the button
hole which held the watch chain was pulled
out and the pockets rilled The box where
deceased kept his bank book was missing.
On the stairs leading to the roof as well as
thereon bare feet prints were found, and it
is the belief Of the police that robbery and
murder have been committed. So far no
clue to the perpetrators has been dis
covered
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special to the Globe.
From Burlington.

BURIINGTON, Dec. %.
Commander Babcock of the naval re-
cruiting station. in this city, sent off to
the Boston navy yard, this evening, ten
recruits. Several were veterans of the late
war, who have good regulations for BRAY
cry and faithful performance OF duty.
Much excitement prevails among the bill
liardists of this city in anticipation of the
appearance of Joseph Dion at the Van
Ness House billiard rooms. this (Tuesday)
evening. Elevated seats for hundred or
more have been erected, giving each spec
tator good view of the game. The adj.
mission is by tickets at 81 each.
Henry S, Epson, formerly telegraph
operator in this city, died Of consumption,
this morning. I.