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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-22
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-22

8often bes 8aumpFan 3ens..-
G%rpertmente, tpelGe flrsliA in Der SQincis
Snbufrtal nntuerlity sen,a6t wnrbsn, UNI
bic Soften Der &nYFansuns BON @aIbtdu>
men fsf3ufenen, taben folsenbe &eiultate
erseben. Der isber Nrt ssssniterfebents
8etras utnfabt bic Soften fur bic gdume, 70.
iute bic fur &usiesen unb Gwltisirsn sinss
@eres. Die Soften fur jsten Mere tparen
fcfnenbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-22

puue Ouuu1t luV SWQtIeH' p~ptT9(uSgpl5 uHp
IS TT unswetfelbaft bab Elm nit irsenb elmer
Der erwibnten @rten gu BEN pbtsen Soften
bepIan3tsr Mere cine febr lptnenbe 8apital-
anla9e 1T.
Mmeritanti&e &artpfel inGns>
lamb. Mibrenb eint3e s"s..is,t GG'sss:s...
bauIHrtftReller nit Na&bruf tarauf befs-
Zen, baB tetne Der amertfantiaen .&artofeln
sebaut 81 perben ueretenen, erbalten unfere
9dxbler ietes Satr 8easlunsen fur srobe
0uantitdten. Sci Der iunsfsn internattp.
nalen MusReQuns In Chandelier tuaren in
elmer Sartie:spn "a SauReln, pelae ben e.
fen Srets erttelten, elf BON biefer @nsabl
amertfantfde 9artetGten.
@lfcbpl seseu ben @ebltGfer.
infer 5reunb, Sobn Sourban, Don @teouis,
tbeilt Dem .@arbner's Montb1Y" bic 9bat>
fade NIT, eab Der @e9ltdftr, bieler Cry
feinb Der @drtner, cbne 8ei9Gtiaune Der
9fan;en Serttl9t perten lam, tnbem mar
sas Snisft NIT einen in gleobpl setau9ten
ptniel berubrt. Or peyuentet nit S Yrosent
@a7er u%erbunnten Mlfpbol. Da Der in ben
2dben oerfaufte Mleobol UNI etpa Is pro.
sent ait @ebalt peri9ieben III, 70 mSdte es
gut fetn, 5u' erfabren, nit tpelGer Art sleo.
mol er be9innt, nm hann bic @%ereinnune
oorsunebmen.
Die 9idpr9&tnbe sisbt cine slan,>
pcQe unb bauerbdfte 9elbe Sarbe, Defenders
poaenen unS baumwDaensn !3susen. Man
lode bic abselhdlte une in fleinere Gtide
serbadte 9ftnbe NIT bert erfprberliGeu (wei>
DEM @afer (ntdt in einem ~eilernen Sppf),
bis Der TarbRpT berausse3osen 1T, nebms
bann bic GinbenaIde beraus uno lsse etwas
Elm 9epulperten Mlaun gu lie mebr Mlaun,
beFc bunf(er tptrb bieTarbe psrben). Damn
benese man tas .3eus pter 0arn nit BET.
Gem @a1er, rtnse Is pieoer gut aus unb
brtn9e IS in bic Gribe, intent man es mie,
berbplt etntautt unb unn.usntet, UNI bteTdr.
buns sleidmGbis gu MAIDEN. Ga9 Ginger
3ett nimn1t man bas 3eus teraus, bdnst es
auf unb ldbt es austropfen. SIM @an,en
fol- bas 3eus etwa cine Stunbe lang in Der
fchenben 8rlbe b1etben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-22

Dies finb ale naetr ebtr tuentser pertt>
uoIe 8dume fur S9atten> pberglusbol3 uno
IS TT un;weifelbaft bab Elm NIT irsenb elmer
Der erpitnten @rten gu BEN pbtsen Soften
tepFan3tsr @ere cine fetr lpbnenbe 3apital-
anlaae 1T.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11
WAsIirNGToN. Sept. 4

WAsnINcToN, Sept. 10.
The Secretary Of the Navy received the
following dispatch to-day u :. :. Juni.
alta. ST. Johns. y. f.. Sept. 10. Hon.
George VI. Robcson: The .Iuniata arrived
to-day Met the Tigrcss at Cppernavick
and coalcd her She sailed Aug. nth for
Littlcton Island. The Tigrcss met the Jul
niata's steam launch off Tcssnissok.
Lieut.. De Long had been to Cape York
in the launch and returned At Disco met
the Tigress again and coalcd her August
e5th. Commander Green reports the camp
of the Polaris found August i,h. of Lit.
Teton Island, latitude 10 degrees, - min
utcS north, longitude - degrees 10 minutes
west The crew of the Polaris were all
well. Had gone south two months before
IN two boats made from the ships.
The Poloris sank one month after. and
kept careful look out going north and
coming south. There were no signs.
Stopped ut all settlements for news. The
crew of the Polaris is probably on board Of
awhalcr from Cape York.
TheaTigress left Disco Aug. rs for Lab.
rador coast, 10 continue the search so long
as coal and season permits.
u. l.. BIAINE,
Commander L :. \.
Littlcton Island, referred to in the above
despatch, is about Sky miles moth of
Northumberland Island, where the party
rescued from the Polaris is supposed to
have left her.
1t is II little south of the life boat depot
of DR., Kane in 1858. The probability IS
that upon their separation from the Polaris
and that it was really Littcton Island in
stead Of Northumberland Island. 1t is
hardly possible that after separation the
Polaris in her disabled condition, succeed
ed in any way in reaching point sixty
miles further north. II is understood that
orders were sent to commander Brainc to
continue search for the crew of the Poars
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11
Worcester Convention -- Speech Of
Gen. Butler.
WORCESTER, sept. 10.

WORCESTER, Sept. 10.
The Worcester mass convention rcasscn-
blcd at three o'clock and discovering by the
vote on parliamentary questions that the
votes cast exceeded the rightful number of
delegates it was resolved to vote by coun-
ties thcnceforih
\ recess was then taken until half past
seven o'clock.
On assembling for the evening session
Butler took the floor and withdrew mo-
ton which was pending when the after
noon session closed.
He said that lac was satisfied that ma.
iority of the delegates were in favor of the
the denomination of GOV. Washbun and
that he did not care To delay the business Of
the convention by Il resort to parliamentary
tactics. He declared anew his fidelity 10
the party and said that lac did not want to
do anything to cause discussion in its
ranks. He consequently Withdrew his
name and said tina, he saw no cause to run
independently. At I'D o'clock y. M, Gov.
Washburn was rc-n0mnatcd bv acrama-
ton
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11

DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at G:tS rises to-
morrow morning at j:31.
The usual monthly meeting of the board
of managers of the Rutland Missionary
Association will be postponed until next
week, Thursday, September 18th, when
the members are requested to meet at the
usual place at 3 o'clock y. m.
There will be special communication OF
Center Lodge, No. 81, +. Il A. NJ, at
Masonic Hall, this CThursday) evening, at
o'clock, for work. All members of the
fraternity in regular standing are cordially
invited.
All public schools CLOSE to-day and to-
morrow for the purpose OF allowing the
teachers and scholars an opportunity 10 at
tend the State Fair, which was brought
about by a petition from some three hun
dred scholars.
Miss Lillian :. Edgarton failed 10 put in
an appearance last evening to lecture MS
advertised. and disappointed large num-
her of people. She was engaged through
the Williams Lecture Bureau of New York.
and was expected by the gentlemen who
engaged her, on the New York train last
evening. She cannot be heard from and
no cause can be assigned for her non-ap-
pcarancc. Certainly no blame can be at
tached to the men who engaged her to lee
ture.
The wcll-known inventor OF the New
York Ventilated Springless Truss and Sup
porter is at the Bates House. and remains
two days. Those desiring to examine this
celebrated appliance should cali at room
No. ..
The date of the fremcns muster at
BrattIcboro has been changed to September
20, to avoid interfering with local fairs.
All who have heard the Mcndelssohn
Quintette Club in their enchanting strains
of music, in their former organization,
will regret to learn of the death Of Mr.
Carl Meisel, who played the second violin
in that club for twcnty-one seasons. His
death occurred by drowning, in Germany,
while bathing, where he had gone on visit
20 his native land.
EX-Gov. Ryland Fletcher of Cavendish,
Mayor Dodge of Burlington, Gen. Geo. f.
Davis of Cavendish, are in attendance upon
the State Fair
Hon. Jacob Estey of Brattleboro, Con.
Geo. p. Foster of Burlington, Col. NJ. S.
Colburn and Hon. A. l.. Miner of Manchcs-
,er, Hon. A. ]. Samson of St. Adams, were
among the prominent mon in town ycstcr-
day.
Pickpockets were about yesterday and
drove their nefarious practice to some cx-
tent A servant girl from Brandon was
relieved of her pocket-book containing S3j.
on the grounds while going from the en-
trance to Floral Hall. Mrs. Deacon Allen
of Wallingford lost her purse in which was
- in money and a note for $3.50, while
waiting for the train at the depot.
We were shown yesterday a diamond
ring worth $4,000, weighing seven carats
and thrcc-eights, the property of our enter
prising jeweler, Mr. Ben. X. Chase. We
wore the fortune on our little finger for a
moment, but it seemed strangely unnatural.
although quite luxurious.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11

UNDERSTOOD THE NATURE Of AN OATH.
"A few days since in Troy, lad named
Francis Comor complained to private Sec
rotary Harvey, at the Mayors Office, that
dog owned by one Mcdowell, residing
on Fourth street near Duffy's wood yard,
had bitten him in the groin badly. Mr..
Harvey drew up II statement for the boy to
swear to. ''Do you know the nature Of an
oath?' said he. at is when you put up
your hand ?" YES replied Mr.. Harvey,
"Do you know what will be done with you
If you swear falsely p "Id be sent down, "
said the lad He was sworn.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11

The Floral hall committee will meet
Thursday morning at s o'clock, to examine
The articles entered for premiums, and the
hail will lie closed from 9 to 10 o'clock,
for that purpose
\ meeting of the Directors will be held
at the Sccretarv's Office at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The horses of the Vermont State Farm
will be exhibited at one o'clock this after.
moor
At one o'clock there will be an exhibition
of splitting slate by experienced men, in
front of the gallery, by the Evergreen
Slate Company of Castleton. Persons who
have never witnessed the process will be in.
tercsted.
Persons visiting the Fair should take a
look at the Mansard cook stove on exhibit
ton in the Mechanics Hail. 1t was award
ed silver medal at the State Fair held at
st. Johnsbury last year, and has just taken
a gold medal at the Ohio State Fair. Mr..
Paris, the inventor of the stove, Is native
Of this county. as were also p. p. Stewart
and Henry Stanley, the great stove invent
ors. We can recommend this stove from
personal observation and trial
James W. Keicham of Sudbury, the well
known fruit grower. has on exhibition 1873
different varieties of apples that attract
much attention.
Rev w II. II. Murray arrived last even
Ing and will deliver the annual address to-
day in front OF the gallery at o'clock. He
is the guest OF +. Foster Cook
The carriages on exhibition are well
worthy the attention of all and indicate
the skill and perfect workmanship Of Yer
mont manufacturers.
The Spraguc moving machine, repre-
scented by Mr. IIillman of Providence. Il.
l., should be exam ined by all farmers.
The pairing knife shown in Mechanics
Hall, is one of The most useful household
utensils of the age.
The fairy sisters. Circasian girl. and
French giant are curiosities of more than
ordinary interest
Our space forbids further mention of
several mcritorious articles on exhibition.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11
The Long Island Mystery.

NEw York, Sept. 10.
The inquest over the remains of Charles
&. Kelsey were resumed ut Oyster Bay.
After defending himself from the attacks
of the press of the past week, District At
torney Downing stated he had invited the
district attorney of Suffolk county to take
charge OF the investigation, aud ON the ar
rival of the latter Downing withdrew from
the case. a. J. lIurd, whose testimony it
was thought would throw some light on
the murder question, simply testified to
witnessing the tarring and feathcring of
Kelsey. Arthur NJ. Prime, one OF the men
believed 10 have been connected with the
tragedy, was arrested last night on charge
of perjury at the coroncrs inquest.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11

SCuooL ilousE BURNED. The school
Chester, known as the gate school house
was burned on Tuesday night last. The
cause of the fire is unknown, but from the
circumstance that the district was in Il de-
cided ''muss," growing out of the question
of building and locating new house, 1t is
conjectured that the taking off OF the
institution was probably the work OF some
evil disposed person, in the interest OF that
part of the district that desired new
house. and different location.
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Professional.
II F. NJ q V A l.
W. sMYTIi,

X + NJ o ' A l.
De. S. ". SMYTH,
Having established himself permanently In
Rutland. and for the better convenience OF his
patients, he has removed his ONCE from the
Bordwell House to the
BAXTER NATIONAL BANK BLOCK,
where he may be consulted daily except Fri
days free OF charge.
oillce hours q. N. 10 p. m. aud 10 p. u .
A CARD.
To those who may be unacquninted with the
particulars Of my practice, brief explanation
might not be unwelcome. During the whole Of
my professional career, my time and attention
has been exclusively devoted to the study anu
Investigation Of diseases OF the EYE, EAR, Ma.
SAL CAVITY, THROAT, LUNGS and CHEST,
and arrangements Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM.
ny specially embraces the eradication Of Con-
sumption, tatarrh, Throat Diseases, affections OF
the Vocal Orgdne, A1hiaa, and all Laypnpicdi
Bronchfdt and Pulmonary Complaints; the re-
m0vsl OF Dcoyness, Dischdrgss from the Ear, ana
the treatment OF all diseases leading to General
Debiity, or the loss or impairment Of Neirous ana
Physical Fo,rcr.
Ny oncc Is provided with every practical in..
proyement and advantage founded by the adj
vanced state OF medical science for the relief Oh
human suffering Patients coming under ny
care for treatment may expect to receive ever
benefit guaranteed by science, skin and n com.
prehensiye experience.
TO THR PUBLIC, have to say that I do moi
consider II necessary at this time to present to
your notice further testimonials OF the success
OF the new method OF treatment advocate
Having. during the past six months, given you
statements and reports from the most reliable
people In this village and vicinity, should Ger
tanly give those who are stlll suffering con
fdencc enough to employ one who Is 80 uniser
sally successful.
se Consultation free and terms Within the
reach ~ all.
Yours, etc,
$. ". SMN1H, ". u.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11
Vl:ssHI0NI ST..rE FAIR.
Programme (:

THURSDAY.
. \. VI. 3 year old gcldings and fllics.
o. \. NJ 3 year old stations.
10 A. VI. / year old stations.
l0l ~ Nd year old stations.
III A. NJ. Matched horses 49, hands
and over.
1i2 A. NJ. Matched horses l5i hands
under.
At . p. NJ, .hc address will be delivered
from the main stand by Rev. W. III. II.
Murray, the distinguished divine and orator
of Boston
Immediately after the address. trial of
speed by 2:3S and 3 minutes classes
An exhibition of Babcock's Fire Extin-
guishcr. also Of the Babcock Chemical En-
gincs. which will he used in experiments
on Il burning building. using 800 feet
hose
FRIDAY.
y. NJ. Reading of premiums at Floral
Hall.
1OA. VI. 800 class and foui years old
class.
$50 p. NJ Open to all horses and 2:44
class.
The exhibition of the above horses and
colts will be upon the track Other classes
will be examined in the rings, unless spe-
cially called to the track
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11
RUTLAND

A. W. Gray and Sons Horse Power has
just taken the first premium NJ the New
England Fair held last week In Boston.
A patent on mn improvement In thasc
powers was issued in July last. and patent
is also TO be taken In England, where it is
being introduced. 1t is desorvedly claimed
that no horse powers excel Gray's in light
ness, in case and promptncss OF movement,
in durability, chcapnoss md strength, and
In overcoming friction. 1t is manufactured
by A. w. Gray & Sons Mildletown, Vt.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11
Con gregatiOnaI Society.

At the annual meeting of the Congrcga
lional Society, held last evening, the fol
lowing officers were elected
MODERATOR.
DR.. T.. V. n. IIarwo0d.
CLERK.
Luther Daniels.
TREASURER.
]. ii. Goulding.
AUDITOR.
o. l.. Robbins
COLLECTOR.
George Willis.
PRUDENTIAL COMMITTEE.
Walter G. DuntOn
Thomas Ross.
A. G.. Bates.
o. l.. Robbins,
]. II. Goulding.
b, Il. Greene.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11
Spontaneous Combustion.

PnoyIDENcH, *. L., Sept. 10.
\ fire destroyed the photograph room
and one furnishing room forming the sixth
story of the Gorham manufacturing com
pany's works. The main building was
damaged only by water. The loss is from
$4,000 to 100000; insured $780, 900, in
thirty eight companies. Cause of fire pro-
badly spontaneous combustion in the pho.
tograph room.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11

The following is the list of entrance,
for the several races at the Fair.
THREE YEAR OLD HoRsE..
Ell guilty Rob the Rantcr.
5 ii Phillips, Young Lambert.
\ w Griswold, Topscy.
MINUTE RACE.
} Todd, Daisy Maid.
j. VI Morrison, Chief
G b Finch, Lady Bush.
A Mccoy, Dcugo Chief
George Shippy, Young Whalebone.
4 YEAR OLD.
Warren lliglcv, Gold Dust,
II w Lincoln, Kentucy Boy
\ II Danforth, Canton Boy.
$50 RACE.
I Flanagan, Vermont Boy.
\ J Huff, Lady Foxy.
G. + PreCmorc, Vermont Belle
Henry \ Wood, Cassius Prince.
II 5 Frost, Spotted Jim.
II W Lincoln, Cole.
c w IIuntcy. Maggie.
2:44 RACE.
\ W Griswold, Black Night.
James McCabe, Gen Sherman.
b + Flanagan, General
W IIulctt, Belle of Pawlct.'
\ II Daniorth, ''Storm King"
r Downing. Frank.
2:3S RACE.
+ Prcdmore, kitty Pearl"
g l. lloppin, american Boy"
+ Foster Cook, "Tam O'Shanter
\ II Danforth, "Kittio Thorn"
II Downing, Frank.
: W Jones, "Gipscy Girl
OPEN TO ALL.
Il Downing, Frank.
L Foster Cook, "Tam O'Shantcr"
4 ii Danforth. "Kitty Thorn
5 w Jones, "Gipscy Girl"
c + Prcdmore, 'Kittie Pearl.
G W IIuntoy, "Royal Mike.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11
IsIuttcr Markets.

On Tuesday at st. Adams the market
was active for the higher grades. Com
mon to fair, 90 to 25c medium to good,
20 to csc; choice, SOC; selected, 32c.
The Richmond market Monday, WINS
about the same as last week $50 tubs of
of butter % to 27c for good, 2s to zoe for
choice cheese 0 to lie for farm daircs,
IL to 12sc for sage.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11

WOrCEs1Er. Mass. Sepl

OECE@lER, MISS, sep. W.
The plcliminarics TO the Republican
state convention were badly arranged. 1t
was called for l.30 O. M, and q special
train from Boston brought delegates who
were not already on the scene BY about
that hour. Mr.. lIoar was on the ground
early and wes applaudcd as he passed up
to tue hall. Gen. Butler arrived at the hall
at 1.15 a. NJ, and was loudly cheered by
the crowd outside as he passed in BY
some means or other the members of the
press, though they presented themselves
with the required tickets of admission at
the back entrance of the hall, were not
able to obtain admission until nearly two
o'clock. The rush at the doors was irc-
mcndors when the police officer finally got
orders to throw them open. 1t appears
that the delay arose from sitting process
by the committee on credentials. At ten
minutes past IL o'clock it was announced
by Mr. Rice to the impatient delegates
thai the committee wished to get through
it, work shortly, hut until then they must
wait The Butler element, ON the an
nounccment, gave three cheers for their
fayorilc. in response to which the general
stepped on the platform and made one of
his llanlcst bows, receiving in return
perfectly dcafcning ovation. The general
was attircd in faultlcss lack, and appeared
to be anything but Respondent.
The convention was called TO order )
minutes TO one o'clock by. Hon. G.. b. I.or-
ing, chairman Of the state central commit
tee. He was made temporary chairman.
Ex-Gov Bullock was elected permanent
chairman. Mr.. Bullock addressed the con-
vcntion at some length. At the conclusion
of his remarks recess was taken till 2.a5
p. M. on motion of Gen. Butler
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NEW YoRK, sept. 10.
LATEST MONETARY.
Moncf after ruling 10, l-6i gold premium
during the day weakened as usual at the inal
close and loaned at 4Gs5 per cont gold.
Carrying rates from 10 per cent currency
The clcarlngs at the Gold Exchange to-day
were fili,o0000o.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
s353,Oo0.
The Customs receipts to-day amounted 10
$4,000.
There were uneasy rumOrs aiiOat TN Wall
street, and the German banking firm was re-
ported as having failed, which proved untrue.
Stocks nuciuated widely. Canton opened ut
%, fell to 81 and closed at sscs?. Western
Union declined H. Pacific Mail. Is. Wabash
nuctuntcd between 65N and G2}s. ana closed at
CO. The majority aud remainder oI the rrln-
clpal stocks declined Ia per cent
The following are the closing Quotations:
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RECOVERED.
From Washington.
WAsHlSGToN, Sept.

WAsHISGToN, Sept 10.
\ rSIryp srArys REVENUE COLLECTOR IN
CUSTODY
The commissioner of internal revenue re-
ceiycd a telegram from Deputy Commits.
sioner Sweet at Springfield, ILL.,, stating
that he has arrested Deputy Collector Smith
and had warrants issued for several others
on charge of being implicated in frauds
with Collector Harper