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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-13
Marrianes.

LLER-FLOYD-At the residence of
the brides mother, in Fairhaven, Nov.
18th, by Rev. Dwight Spencer, Mr.. Geo. NJ.
Fuller and Miss Myra I. Floyd. No cards.
WILCOx-NORTON- the Methodist
parsonage, Rutland, Nov. 18th, by Rev. H.
F. Austin, Augustus f. Wilcox, of Benson,
and Emma III. Norton, of West Haven.
MORGAN -POWELL-At the Methodist
parsonage, in Mendon, Nov. 4th, by Rev.
a. v. Marshall. Mr.. Royal s. Morgan, of
Brandon, and Miss Laura A. Powell, of
South Chlttenden.
E-WILCOX-In Chester, Now a.,
at the residence of Alfred Smith, by Rev.
@. Hubbard, Mr.. Ransom Crane, of Caven-
dish, and Miss Jennie Wilcox, of Chester.
KENDALL-BURBAN At Capt. l.. n.
Sprague's, Jamaica, VT, Oct. 10Th, by Rev.
@. p. Frenyear, Mr. Edward |. Kendall and
Miss Addie o. Burbank, both of Windham.
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N. Y. stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, NOV. IL.
Money easy. Loans on call were made
at down to 4 per cent. to first class bor-
rowerS.
Prime discounts II to IS per cent.
Banks gained 100000 legal tenders to-
day.
Sterling firm-for sixty days at 6'z@6X,
and for sight at S4GSk.
Customs receipts $4,000.
Gold, after selling at Z, closed firm at IL.
Loans were from to per cent. for car
rying. The final rate was per cent.
The assistant treasurer disbursed sll5,-
600.
Clearings $50, 0OO, 900.
Exports s485, 600, silver bars.
Governments closed firm and in good
demand.
State bonds higher.
Stocks strong and buoyant. Prices adj
vanced from X TO per cent, the highest
quotations being made at the close. West
ern Union, New York Central and Lake
Shore were the strongest features of the
market. three-fourths of the sales having
been confined to these shares. Sales of
Western Union forty-seven Thousand
shares, New York Central twenty-seven
thousand, and Lake Shore twenty thou
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[From our Special Reporter.]
Masonic Dedication at Bristol.

A considerable concourse of Masons as
sembled at Bristol, Tuesday, to assist in
the dedication of the new lodge room of
Libanus Lodge No. AZ. The building in
which the rooms are situated is located
on the site of the one destroyed by fire
Jan. 81, 1872, and has just been finished
for use. The apartments used by the
lodge are in the southeast corner of the
third story, and consist of two ante
rooms about 15x15, and the lodge room
proper, some 35x37 feet in size. The
castings and holdings are of ash and
black walnut, giving light and cheer
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-13
Hasiness Arrangenient..

-.r.-'- =. AUGUSTA, Me-, NOV. AZ,
The affairs of the Coburn land com
pany, in which the Messrs Sprague of
Rhode Island are largely interested, have
been transferred to the management of
IL. d. Sturgis and H.. A. Dewitt of this
city. Mr.. Sturgis isto be general man
ager aud Dewitt the financial agent,
This company was incorporated by the
last Legislature, with capital not to ex-
coed So. soc. 600. :. -. - t..l.-. 49,. {
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The Thorudike Murder.
OPENING OF THE PRoSECUTIoN---APPEAR
ANCE OF THE PRISONER.


BELFAST, Nov. H.
The jury visited Thorndike yesterday,
examined the scene of the murder, and
obtained general idea of the premises,
the farm and farm house of John Cor
don, the father of the accused and the
victims. The court came in at 2 o'clock
and the trial commenced with the hall
jammed full of spectators, the galleries
being packed with ladies. AT least 400
persons were present.
The case was opened for the prosecu-
ton by County Attorney Folger in re-
marks which occupied an hour and for
ty-five minutes, in which he presented
the case in a clear and able manner. He
dwelt strongly upon the weight of cir
cumstantial evidence, which indicates
what the prosecution depends upon.
The counsel then presented a list of Is
witnesses, who were duly sworn, one
affirming. The counsel for the defense
then asked that the witnesses be exam
ined separately and apart, which was
agreed 10.
The prisoner, Gordon, retains the
same self-possession manifested at the
opening on Monday. He is accompa-
MED inside the bar by his mother, dressed
in deep mourning 1t is understood that
John is her favorite son and whatever she
is able to do in his behalf will be done.
The interest in the case is increasing 1t
will occupy this week at least.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For Week ending Tuesday, Nov. l1,ls73.
Reported for the Rutland Aeratd.
MOUNT OF STOCK AT wATERrowN MARKET

Cattle Sheep Shotes us FfHoos
This week BIB 1920 $50 IL 81 800
Last week 1859 9,723 so y 1873
One year ago 3,7U9 1I.548 100 40 1880
PRICES,
Beef per 100 lbs on total weight of hide,
taiIow and dressed meats, extra, 5000
$3.50; first quality, s8.00Gs.50; second
quality, s600@s7.50; third quality, 500;
some Of the poorest, bulls, etc., $1,000
4.50.
Western cattle, live weight, choice steers,
best, 6k@o4c; good, 7@7Hc; fair to good,
s967kc; light, 5xG6Kc. slim 4ea6c.
Working oxen, Sl5O9s250. Handy steers,
slOOGSl50, or much according to their wall
ue as beef.
Mich cows and calves, from $40 to s65;
extra, from $40 to $50; farrow ana dry
Yearlings, sl0@sIs; two year olds, s2O@
S28; three year Odds, s309S45.
sheep per lib. live w.t., 3K94hc.; extra
Sheep and lambs, per head, in lots, $3.50
GS6. co., e@rt1 a54 fst
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Snow.
An AIIegcn Kidnapping Cnse.

NEW YORK, Nov. y.
While a squad of New York detec-
ives were taking Mr.. Bowe, proprietor
of the Commercial hotel, Jersey City, to
New York yesterday, on reported
charges of burglary, he was rescued by
the police. His friends say that the
charge is false one, that this was clear
case of kidnapping, and the perpetrators
are liable to ten years Imprisonment un-
der the laws of New Jersey. The latter
were arrested and discharged, to appear
again. The affair occasions much ex-
element,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-13

THE HAPPIE6r Discovery OF TIE
AGR.-Anakesis, an -infallible cure for
Piles, scientific combination of poul-
tice instrument and medicine, endorsed
by physicians of all schools, discovered
by DR.. Silsbee, q regular physician, and
used successfully in thousands of cases.
Sufferers who have tried everything else
in vain viii end instant relief and per
manent cure. 1t is regarded by medical
men as the greatest of moderR discover
les, and pronounced infallible. Price
81. Sent free by mail on receipt of
price. Depot, 46 Walker street, New
York 49,
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Attempxed Suicide.

BINGHAMPToN, N. Y, Nov. IL.
Leverett Bessac of Newark Valley at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat
with a butcher knife in this city last
evening. The attempt was made in the
street, and the blood lay about in pools.
Cause insanity.
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A Fatal Region.

New YORK, Nov. 10.
There is great excitement at Port
Jefferson, L. l., over the mysterious
disappearance of another person, this
time Capt. Edward Hallock. Nothing
has been heard from him since he went
to New York, Oct. 10th, for consider
able sum of money. to pay for shipping
materials and his men.
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From Missouri.
THE SAME OLD STORY.

LIE DAMN SlD O1Oh1.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. II.
A dispatch from California, Missouri,
says that Henry Rae shot and killed
Miss Mollie WalliDe near Bellorie,
Cooper county, last Friday, and then
blew his own brains out. Rae and Miss
Walline were engaged, but her parents
refused their consent, whereupon Rae
attempted suicide, but was prevented.
The next day he went to the residence
of the young lady and committed the
deed above mentioned. He left note
saying that he could not live without
her and resolved to kill her and himself
so that they might meet in the next
world.
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EIecuon News.

ULSTER COUNTY OFFICIAL RETURNS.
New YORK, Nov. -.
The official vote for Ulster county
gives Thayer 6, e6s Willers 5,970. Con-
molly for senator, 1895 Mech 6,47O.
Snyder, Republican, is elected in the
First Assembly district Beel and Win
field, Democrats, in the Second and
Third. The court of appeals amend
ment 1883 for, 5533 against. The pro-
hibitiOn ticket receiYed39 votes. -.
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NEW YORK, NOV. II.
Col. Cregar, the celebrated counter
feiter, sentenced year ago to a long
term of imprisonment in the Philadel-
phia penitentiary. had a fight recently
in his cell with Charles Brown. During
the fight the latter butted Cregar's
head against the wall, causing injuries
probably fatal. Brown is undergoing a
twenty years sentence.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-13

MI-CENTENNIAL- The semi-centen-
NAL celebration of the organization of
the Rutland Baptist Church will be
commemorated by public services, at the
church, on Tuesday evening, Nov. 25th.
An historical address will be delivered
by Rev. E. Mills, to be followed by
reminiscent remarks by present and past
members of the church, and society. A
general invitation is cordially extended
to former ministers and members of the
society, and the public generally, to be
present.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-13
Naval Preparation.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL.
Orders have been received at the navy
yard here to fit out the monitor Man
haitian for sea by Friday next. A large
force of workmen have been employed
1t is understood that other monitors at
League Island are to be made ready for
sea at once.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-13

One hundred deaths per week in New
York and Brookly from diseases of the
throat and lungs Is it not awful And
yet Hale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar, taken in time, would prevent seven
Fights of this frightful mortality. No
cough or cold can resist this balsamic
remedy. Crittenton's, 9th Avenue.
Sold by all druggists.
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POLITICAL.

49, =. ALBANY, NOV. II.
The Evening Journal says, from Off
cial returns received, it is quite proba-
bic that Hopkins (rep.) for Controller,
and Plat, (rep.) for State prison inspec-
tor, are elected. The election of Thorn
son, (rep.) for Senator in the Twenty
third district, is also claimed by one ma
iority.
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LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his dwelling
house and lot for sale, situated south
east of the railroad depot in the village
of Fairhaven, Vt. For terms and par
ticulars apply to
VIM. G.. KITTREDGR
Sept. 80, 1878. d&w3m
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Town BoNDs.-The bonds of the
Maine Central railroad, which were tax
en- by the towns along the route to the
extent of $500, 900 to aid in its construc-
ton, matured last week, and were
promptly redeemed by the road. This
IS claimed to be the first instance of the
redemption of any of this class of bonds
IN Maine, If not in New England.
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rIore Arrests.

3. s,, ...r.., .sa,:ls. HAVANA, Nov. II.
Several passengers, both men and wo-
men, by the steamer City of New York,
from New York November 9th, which
arrived here yesterday, were arrested by
the Spanish authorities on landing. 1t
is reported that they are charged with
completely with the insurgents.
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Cur THIS Our, IT MAYsAvE Your LIFE

There is no person living but what
suffers more or less. with lung diseases,
coughs, colds or consumption, yet some
would die rather that pay rs cents for q
bottle of medicine that would cure them.
DIR. A. Boschee's German Syrup has
lately been introduced in this country
from Germany, and its wopdrous cures,
astonishes every one that try it. If you
doubt what we say in print, cut this out
aud take it to your druggist and get a
sample bottle free of charge or. a regu-
lar size. rs cents, - 40w9mos
G. e. GREEN, Woodbury., V. N. j.
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IKE SECURITY BANK

The officers of the Security Bank, it
is stated, know the whereabouts of their,
absconding cashier, and say that
thorough investigation fails TO show that
he took more than originally reported
S25. 900. -t.-sa-. ..-t. -. - Er-.s's. ...,.
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NIasons i'm Council.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.
The supreme council of the Sovereign
Consistory of Masons OF the thirty-third
degree, northern jurisdiction of the
United States, met yesterday. A num-
Der of notables from all parts of the
country were present.
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Found Dead.

GENEVA, N. Y, Nov. 10.
B. p. Thompson, manufacturer of
tinware and dealer in peddler's goods,
Yankee notions, ETC., was found dead in
his store at 1 o'clock this morning.
The coroner will hold an inquest on the
case
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Carelessness.

HANCOCK, N. Y, Nov. 10.
The reported killing of lady and
fireman by railroad collision here was
untrue. Through the fault of tele-
graphic operator in not holding back a
train, collision occurred, by which a
fireman was injured. s
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A Savage Wife Beaten.

PATTERSON, N. j., Nov. 10.
While VIM. Good was beating his wife
at saddle River, yesterday afternoon,
his step-son, Mr.. Lewis of this city,
interfered to save his mother, and re-
ceived a terrible cash, four inches deep,
in the shoulder, from a knife in the
hands of Good.
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THE VERMONT STATEsMAN-The first
number of THE Vermont Statesman,
new series, (weekly edition. will be is
sued January 1st, 1874! ISpecimen cop
les on application to
CHARLES PoMERoY BUTTON,
sep15d&w3m Burlington, VT
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THE RIVER OF LIFE.

Is attracting the notice of all Leaders of
Singing in Sabbath Schools, because OF its
very superior arrangement of Bible sub
jects, its departm Mt of songs for little
children, its adaptation to the interna-
tional lessons, and its general richness and
freshness OF music and words. Highly
commended by all Price 35c in BIDS
This beautiful Sabbath school Song Book
is sold at $50 par Hundred in BIDS; S25 per
100 in paper.
ceipt of retail price.
OLIVER DITSoN & CO., Boston.
CHAS. III. DITS0N & CO.,
III Broadway, New York.
Internationally
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came into the enclosure of the subscli-
Der, on or about the first OF July last, one
two-year-olQ Heller, with whit e hiis q legs,
white on flank and belly, and white 81 OF
under lett horn. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take
her away. JACOB " ETAOhE.
Chit. nden, Nov. ?, 1873 wlw.
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: A NEW THING UNDER THE

SIXTEEN OIL PAINTINGS IN A BOOK.
Never before was such an idea attempt
ed for book Illustration every one who
has seen it pronounces il superb. Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stoves latest work,
WOMAN IN SACRED HISTORY,
Is a series of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. drawn
from Scriptural, historical and legendary
sources. Illustrated with sixteen choice
oil-ehromos, after paintings by INC meet
celebrated artists of the world. giving &
rich aLd magnificent VARIETY Of Oriental
costume and beauty. Mrs. Stowe in her
charming style has written book full Of
interest, and without duh page in il,
which even If not illustrated would sell
rapidly but the
BRILLIANT OIL PICTURES
Make it one of the most unique. original
and remarkable books ever offered. The
pictures, If published separately, would
readily sell for 81 each--Or So, while the
entire book, with the sixteen pictures to-
gether with sumptuous bindings OF the
volume can be had for one-fifth of that
amount. The book Is making a trcfneB-
dous
SENSATION AMONG AGENTS
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and .shas money in it" To get pleasant
work and good pay, send for terms, circli-
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From New Jersey.
WANTS TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
ETTZARRTH N 7 Nov.

ELIZABETH, n. j. Nov. u.
Peter Smith, for many years switch
man on the Pennsylvania railroad here,
let a wrong train into his switch to-day,
and although no damage was done, he
prepared to commit suicide. He is
being closely watched.
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THE CUBAN EXECUTIONS.

...-.-'. r.-.- '"-. HAVANA, NOV Il .
The dispatch from Santiago de Cuba
announcing the execution of Capt Fry.
and the crew of the Nirginius, and
twelve more of the Cuban patriots, says
that Francbi Alfaro, who was among
the latter number, offered the Spanish
authorities a million dollars If they
would spare his life. The Spaniards
say that Affaro came to- assume the
presidency of the so-called Cuban re-
public. .s-s.....e.-
THE ABSENCE or OUR SANTIAGO CONSUL
---wHAT HE SAYS or TILE vIRGISIUs
. AFFAIR. 49,. s. IL .-....l 81
XII. NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
Mr.. A. N, Young, American consul at
Santiago, was shown yesterday at the
Astor house Secretary Fish's statement
that he was absent without leave at the
time of the shooting of the Virginius
prisoners. He said it was not true and
the Secretary must have been misreport-
ed. In. conversation he said the Spanish
government was undoubtedly greatly in
the wrong and our government would
probably demand PREPARATION. If he had
been there the shooting of the prisoners
would not have occurred, as he would
have claimed the Virginus as soon as she
entered the harbor, pending an examin-
alton into the circumstances of her cap
ture. His vice-consul, E. G. Smith,
had lived long time on the island and
probably did not take as much interest
in the matter as he should have done.
The event would cause Mr. Young to
hasten his departure and he would aail
for Cuba at once.
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RFNARKABLE SUCCESS,

One agent made SIP in days ard ano-
ther S45s in DAYS, sci ing OCh ANS 81 o.
RN- A perfe' library OF adventures upon
and the wonders beneath the great oceans
More agents wanted for his and Living
stone IS years in Africa" Also our splen-
did new Bible. just ready. Address BuB-
BARD BROS, Pubs, So NsshipgtoE TT,
Boston. nOvl3w4
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From Pennsylvania.

SUSPENDED.
PIrTsBURG, Nov. IL.
The banking house of Mullon & Ives
and the Mechanics Savings Bank of this
city suspended to-day.
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Court of Appeals.

IS 4. ALBANY, Nov. 10.
The court calender Tor November 10:
rs, n, "a, 10, 10, As, &C.. $751; @
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Deaths.

CAPRON-In Rutland. Nov. Sth, AZor
Capron, aged "a years, 8 months and days.
STEAMSHIP Middlebury, on the 80
inst, Mrs. Maria Stearns, aged 90 years.
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storms.

NEW YORK, Nov. -.
The weather in San Francisco for the
last four days has been a succession of
heavy storms.
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HAVANA, Nov. 12.
On the 9TH instant the captain and
thirty-six CT the crew of the steamer
Virginus were executed at Santiago de
Cuba, and on the next day, the 8th,
twelve more of the Cuban volunteers on
the vessel were shot Among the latter
was Franchi Alfaro. --..-s.ts
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THE UNION TRUST COMPANY.

The work of recognizing the Cnion.
Trust Co, is progressing slowly, and
only half of one million dollars of the.
stock required has. been subscribed,
and. the Commercial says it appears
hardly possible that Carleton could have
performed so many dasKing tricks in
finance without a confederate director.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-13
LOwELL MILLS RUNNING AGAIN.

A Boston special says the Boot,
Massachusetts and the Merrimack mills
of Lowell, began running yesterday on
three-quarters time, and now all the mills
of the manufacturing companies of
Lowell, excepting the Hamilton and
Lawrence are running on basis of
reduced time The number of working
hours per day is reduced, and under the
new arrangement the operatives do not
go on in the afternoon on Saturday.
The Lowell carpet mills are running part
of their machinery on full time, and the
managers feel confident that they can
safely pull through with the present ar
rangement.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-13

letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, ETC.,
will certainly yield to the great Alternative
effects of Vegetine.
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THE TRIBUNE on THE yIRGIYTUs.

The Tribune says editorially to-mor-
'row,sthe flag of the United States has
been dishonored in Cuba, and the gov
eminent of Spain is powerless topFeyent
or to punish repetition of such out
RACES; we are therefore forced to act,
but the situation must not be made
worse by rash or inconsiderate
action. The almost unanimous cry
yesterday was for the immedi-
ate granting of belligerent rights
to the Cnbans. Nothing could be
more futile or illogical. The seizure OF
the Virginius was unlawful precisely be-
cause we do not recognize war between
Spain and Cuba.
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RUMoRED FAILURES DENIED.

A Pittsburg special denies the report
ed failure of Lloyd and Hamilton & Co.
in Westmoreland, and Ira McVey 6 Co.
of Pittsburg.
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AMERICAN TUNE BOOK.

Contains 1000 of the very best psalm
tunes of the century. Has no superior as
a collection OF the most approved sacred
music for Choirs and Congregations. SO
Editors. 400 l,ages. Price SI-5o.
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Business Items.
THE TEA FAILURES.

NEW YORK, Nov. ~.
The failures of the tea trade yester-
day are attributed rather to competition
which is growing up in the west than to
the panic. Great western marts, it is
said, are receiving their teas mainly by
way of San Francisco, and many smaller
firms here have been wound up, owing
to this withdrawal of trade. The de-
creasing trade is mentioned as the cause
of one of the heaviest importing firms
advertising two vessels of their fleet for
sale
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MYSTERY OF EDWIN brood.
NI Completed by MEDIUM. Com
plete vol Cloth, 500. For sale by
TUTTLE co.
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From Boston.
NOMINATED FOR MAYOR.

NOMINATED FOR MAYOR.
Boston, Nov. 10.
Samuel @. Cobb has been nominated
for mayor of Boston at citizens meet
ing of Republicans and Democrats.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A misplaced switch at Ayres station
on the Stony Brook railroad, this morn
ing, caused the partial destruction of the
station house and smashed two engines
and several freight cars by collision.
No one injured.
SNOW
There was light fall of snow here
last night.
LEWISTON, Me. Nov. IL.
Snow began falling early this morn
ing, and has continued through the fore
noon There is five inches now on the
ground.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 10
Four inches of show fell here last
night, seven inches at Bradford, three
inches at Claremont and six inches at
Plymouth. The storm changed to rain
about o'clock this morning, and is melt
ing fast.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-13
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