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CaStlctOIl.
THE NORMAL. SCHOOL.

THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
j. II. French, Secretary of the Board OF
Education. arrived in town on Saturday
last at 430 p. M, and the examination of
the normal class was commenced at $50.
The first course of pupils, numbering 13,
was examined in photography and geog-
raply, and the second course, numbering
two, in botany and physical geography.
The examination was written and was re-
sumed at $3.50 a. m. on Monday.
The first course was examined in arith-
metic, bookkeeping and the history and
geography of Vermont the second course
in algebra and bookkeeping
The written examination concluded at
IL o'clock, and the oral commenced at .
p. M The following is the order of ex-
crcises:
First Course. Grammar and History of
the United States.
Second Course. -Thompson's Seasons,
Millions Paradise Lost and rhetoric.
The class was dismissed at half past
four, examination to be resumed on Tues
day morning, concluding at noon
Prof. Weber arrived at noon Monday.
THE SEMINARY.
The examination at the Seminary com
menced at nine o'clock on Monday. The
following classes were examined by the
teachers.
The 2nd Arithmetic class; Physiology !;
LIST Arithmetic class; end Grammar class
Sallust; Geography; Greek LIST Grammar
class; Geology and United States History,
A concert was given in the evening, con-
sisting of piano solos and duets, vocal So
los, oratorios and choruses by the music class
of the Seminary, under the supervision of
Professor Hall. Examination will beresum-
ed on Tueday morning and continue until
Wednesday night
Tuesday evening Literary entertain
ment will be given, and Wednesday even
ing the Gladiator's Reception takes place.
MEMO.
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The Hamilton College.

CLINTON, n. y, June 90.
The annual announcement of Hamilton
College prizes took place in the chapel
Saturday morning. Nineteen different
prizes were awarded. The successful com.
petitor for the Clark prize in rhetoric and
oratory was Oliver Emsto Branch of North
Madison.
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The Shah.

LONDON, June %.
The Shah of Persia, accompanied by a
number of distinguished persons. went to
Woolwich on Saturday and visited all
places of interest in that town. In the
evening he attended the Opera. Yesterday
he visited Geological Gardens. To-day he
will proceed to Portsmouth, when grand
review of the channel squadron in his hon.
or will take place.
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The New Cable.

LONDON, June 70.
At noon Saturday the Great Eastern was
in latitude SO degrees, 80 minutes, longi-
tudc 81 degrees AZ minutes. Eight hundred
and ninety nautical miles of cable had been
paid out. Up to noon Sunday, at which
hour the steamship was in latitude 90 de-
grees 06 minutes longitude 30 degrees SO
minutes. one Thousand and tifty-five miles
of cable had been laid.
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A CnoIcE SALR.-A choice lot of blooded
cattle and horses are to sold by Mr.. A. W..
Griswold at Malvern Farms, Morisville,
Tuesday, July "a. The list includes nine
bulls and 10 cows of the short-horn breed,
while among the horses are the two stall
lions, st. Adams and Burlington, eight
brood mares, and ten colts and FLIES, most
ly of Mr.. Griswold's breeding by we'll
known sires.
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SDain Finances.

LONDON, June 28.
The Times in its article specializing on
financial difficulties in Spain says if the
Cortes will authorize the farming of Phil
lipene tobacco plantations and sale of
treasury bonds, sufficient cash could be re-
allied wherewith to clear off the floating
debt and pay July coupons.
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Admitted to Bail.

RICHMOND, June 2j.
The seconds in the murdered McCarty
duel made a successful effort to get bail to-
day. They were taken on writ of habeas
corpus before Judge Lacry of New Kent
county Brilow, Richmond, who after hear
ing the argument of the counsel admitted
them to bail in $4,000 each. to appear be
fore the grand jury on the 18th of July. ,m
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Another Russian Victory.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 23.
Dispatches from Central Asia announce
that the Tashkend column of the Khivan
expedition, under command of Gen. Kauf-
man, has captured stronghold at Kasa-
rass, on the left bank of the Amudaria
river, sixty miles from the capital of
the KhOnOte.
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Banquet SQuelched.

PARIS, June 90.
The Project of Versailles has prohibited
the public banquet which was to have been
given by NJ. Gambetta and and radicals on
the anniversary of the death of Gen. Hoche.
The affair will consequently take place in
private
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Constitutional Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 90.
In the Constitutional Convention this
morning the vote on motion to adjourn on
the 27th inst. until October was rescinded
and resolution adopted for holding two
sessions daily.
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Shot Down.

MADRID, June %.
The Carlist chief Sabollo shot Alcade
Fruna last week because he neglected to
give notice of the approach of republican
forces. Several Carlst leaders have been
shot recently, some by their own men.
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The Union Pacific Suit.

New York, June %.
The death of II. F. Clark, President of
the Union Pacific Railroad, will embarrass
the government to a very great extent in
its suit against the company at least it is
so thought at the Department of Justice.
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Fires in the Woods.

New YORK, June 90.
A Poughkeepsie letter states that serious
fires have been raging along the Hudson
river for several days, in the woods, entail
ing considerable damage. Rain last night
somewhat checked the flames.
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Buried Alive.

BosToN, June %.
Jerry Toomey was buried alive in a well
at South Brideewater, on Tuesday. He
had reached the depth of twenty-five feet,
when the bank suddenly caved and all
efforts to save him were unavailing,
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Cholera in Washington.

New YORK, June 23.
DIR. Bliss the executive officer of the
Washington Board of Health, reports that
there has been only three cases of cholera
in that city this season, and they are spora-
die. No ground of apprehension of the
epidemic of cholera.
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sperial 9otires.


Rutland VT, June 9th, 1873.
PAIGE CROOKS, Druggists, Merchants
Row, are selling Raw I.lnseed OIL al 81. 05 per
COLON !; boiled llnsecd oil, sl.l0. Strictly pure
Forest River Lead at 10 cents per pound Spirit
Turpeutine at 50 cents per gallon; Kerosene
OIL at 80 cents. And all other goods in their
line cheaper thar any one else in Rutland coun-
ty, for cash. Call and sec them before pur-
chasing elsewhere. COMMUNICATED.
juneTd&w2w
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Yassar College.

PouenKEEPsIE, N. Y, June 23.
The city is filled with parents and friends
of Vassar College pupils. Tonight there
was a grand musical soiree. Tomorrow is
class day and Wednesday the commence
ment proper.
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The Cholera In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, June 90.
Thirty-scyen deaths from cholera to-day,
against IS yesterday OF the deaths 20
were colored persons. The weather to-day
is considered favorable for dispelling the
disease
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Accident.
Lone BRANCH, June 90.

LONG BRANCH, June 90.
Master Walter Murphy, twelve years old,
a son of ex-Collector Murphy, shot himself
in the leg to-day through the accidental dis
charge of pistol with which he was play
ing on the beach. The ball passed through
the calf of his leg, infllcting severe flesh
wound
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FOm Washington.
THE BACK PAY,

New YORK, June %.
A Washington dispatch states the re-
Gently published list of members who have
refused their back pay contains some glar-
ing inaccuracies, and was evidently not
compiled from official data. To the list
should be added the names of two New
York members, Hon. Ellis II. Roberts and
Hon. Clinton l.. Merriam.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-24

For Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression Of Spirits and General Debility, In
their various forms, -Phosphorated Elixir
New York, and sold by all druggists, is the best
tonic. AS a stimulant tonic for patients recOv-
ering from fever or other sickness, IL has no
equal. II taken during the season 1t prevents
fever and ague and other intermittent revers.
III iW
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Supposed Murder.

New YORK, June 90.
The Body of Martin Gerrish of Spring
dale, Mo, was found floating in the Mis-
souri, river at that place with his skull
fractured, Saturday. 1t is supposed to be
n murder
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Warned.
SAN Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, June 23
The President of the Chinese companies
has sent to Hong Kong three thousand cir
culars, giving full accounts of Chinese trou-
bles in this city and state, to be distributed
in the cities of China.
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Small Fires.

New YORK, June 90.
Numerous small fires are reported in
various parts of New England Saturday
and Sunday, losses ranging between $1,000
and s., 900.
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Alleged Incendiary.

D.a New YORK, June 90.
A man named Antoine Joan is under ar
rest at Marlborough Mass, charged with
causing recent fires there. Evidence against
him is entirely circumstantial.
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Consolidation.

New YORK, June %.
The Atlanta Sun has been merged into
the Atlanta Constitution. A, il, Stephens
becomes corresponding editor of the Con-
stitution.
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Among the arrivals at the Bardwell
House June 23d were tho following:
Coy Converse and wife, Woodstock
Hon Chas n Davenport and wife, Brattle
boro; Hon II G Root, Bennington; Hon
Daniel Roberts, Burlington; Hon Pitt W
Hyde. IIydeville; Hon Chas G Colby,
Stanstead T Belues, Jersey City; J o
Borlucll and wife, Nashua, n H. A II
Tanner, Whitchall ID W Elmon and wife,
Arlington. and two children, Arlington
Geo II Osborn, Pttsford Mrs Paris,
Dandy; Mrs L II Smith, Dandy Mrs
Emission. Dandy; II Ainsworth, Castleton;
a Brinny. North Bennington; G w Mar
tin and Lady, Vermont; II G Royce,
Springfield, Mass: l. b Englesby, Burling-
tom a G Eaton, Nashua, n II; Col f 5
Stowcll. Cornwall.
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THE SIOUX.

A despatch to-day to the Secretary of the
Interior from Mr. Brunot, chairman of the
Indian Commissioners, mentions council
with the Sioux Indians at Fort Laramie,
June Goth and 21st resulting successfully
with regard to the changes in the agency
and the continuance of peace.
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Boston Fire Department.

BosToN, June 20.
The reorganization of the fire depart
ment will be the subject of an investiga-
ton before joint special committee of the
City Council tomorrow afternoon.
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Arrived Out

LONDON, June 90.
The steamships Manhattan and City of
Baltimore at Queenstown, the Olympia at
Neville, and the Westphalia at Plymouth,
all from New York.
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Jhs Rutland Daily 6lobc.
ARRIVAL AND Departure OF TRAINS.
TT ESDAN. JUNE "a. 1873.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RrTLANp.
FROM Bellows Falls, lao q 1920 a. IN, '2:gO q
1875 p. III. -o
burlington 1910 'll:82 a. IN, 1880 & 1900
u. III.
port Henry, 'ii.32 u. IN. q 1900 p. III.
Bennington, il20s p. IN, tI:Bs 'sBo p.
III.
Saratoga, '1l45 a. H., 9:06 p. IN.
Salem, lao $3.50 a. 1n t3:4O ABB p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 tl:30 a. n 1910 $500
y. IN.
burlington, l:i9 & 1910 a. m, 1880 & sos p.
IN.
Port Henry, 1910 a. III. & 5:O5 p. IN.
bennington, 1900 $3.50 a. m, t225 p. IN.
Saratoga, 300 a. M, & 1880 p. m.
Salem, lao & 1900 n. m, 100 to:OO ?. H.
Mall Train rMixeu.
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Cholera.

New YORK June 49,
Cholera is reported at Wheeling, West
Virginia, to-day. No fatal cases as vet.
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Escaped from Prison.

BosToN, June 90,
Sunday forenoon Jas. O'Brien, thief
who was sentenced to state prison at Char
lestown last April for five years, escaped
from that institution.
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Horses Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, June %.
A gre at Point Breeze, near League Is
land, this morning, destroyed Turner's sta
bles at the trotting park. Only two horses
Matte Lyle and Ncttie, were saved out of
fourteen valuable trotters.
BUFFALO, June 23.
Mcconnell 4 Bros. canal stables on the
lock near Erie street were destroyed by fire
this morning. Out of 20 horses in the sta
bles, belonging to different parties, so were
consumed McConnell's loss is $4,000;
insurance $1,000 The fire was the work
of an incendiary.
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New York stock ana Money Market.

NEW YORK. June %.
Gold opened at ll5A@ll5'.; fell TO lis but raj
lied to 1885,.
Government bonds very quiet all day with
but very little change in prices.
State bonds are dun and steady.
Money is easy at 4a5 per cent.
The fnlloUinp are the nuotations.
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Two Men Burned to Death.

New York, June 23.
Peacock's hotel and stables at Motion,
Ontario, were destroyed by fire Saturday
night, and two men were burned to death.
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ST.. LOUIS, June 90.
A frightful accident is reported on the
Atlantic and Pacific road. Particulars
will be sent
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Destructive Fire.

SAN FRANoIsco, June 23.
A fire at Petolsma yesterday destroyed
the American Hotel saloon and stable
Loss SD. 900
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Sick.

LONDON. June %.
Sir Henry Rawlinson, President of the
Royal Geographical Society is seriously
i'll.
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LONG BRANCH, June 90.
President Grant is severely indisposed,
suffering from an attack of diarrhTa.
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New YoRK, June 30.
Six jurors were obtained to-day in the
woodruff & Clatlin case, and the panel
being exhausted new one was ordered for
Wednesday
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Allen 4 Drew, q Merchants Row, are
agents for the Elm City Shirt Shirts cut
and made to order Clothing Hats, Caps,
Trunks and Bags.
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The executive committee of the East
River Bridge, to-day, resolved to com
mence suits against the delinquent stock
holders.
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MAR EsnAGES.

In Bridgewater, on the 9th inst, Mr.. Elvin l.
Barrows, OF Rutland, TO Miss Hattie Mitchell OF
BrIdpeWater.
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Aew Advertisements.

u ARD w ELL HOU S f.
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DIR. Joseph Pozzer, German physician,
was found insensible in Avenue b last
night from supposed effects of drink, and
died this morning. The Germans of the
18th Ward demand the arrest of certain per-
sons known to have been in his company,
hut the police refuse until after the post
mortem.
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Doors open at 1880 p. III. Concert TO COM
mence at O'Clock.
Arrangements have been made with the Ner-
mont Central, Rensselaer, Saratoga and Har-
lem Extension Railroads, for FARE ONE WAY.
june23did
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GrnffuIias 7th Regs. Band of New
Work at congregational Church,
CastietOn, Thursday Evening,
suuc 1Gsh,
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
PART T.
/. overture -"PrOmetheus," Bcethoren.
2. DuettO-"Brlght star OF Hope" Hdieuey
.. Waltz-"Doctorlnen," 4. Strauss
4. Observation-Disclosures Daughter" Balfe
.. Air-"Non Y Ner," Tito Mattel.
6. talop--"Clcar the Track r.. Strauss
PART II.
!. OVerture--"C COMEDY" Keller Bella.
S. SelectiOn--"La PerichOle," O6enbach
9. Wat2-"Frlsche Gelster," Il. Strauss
10. Galop --"O'er Land and Sea-" Zikof.
II. Selection LA Fora Del Destno," Verdi.
10. March "Indlgo," j. Strauss
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DENNIsoN,s PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint of loss by tag
becoming detached All Express Companies
use them. sold by Printers and Stationers
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
jme23dw&tf Wholesale Agents.
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GtsAFUI.y.As CONCERTS.
GrnYfuias 2th Regf. lsnnd OF New
York, nt Town rHa1i, Rutland.
"Wednesday Evening, June 2jth.
PROGRAMME,

PROGRAMME
PART 1.
/. Oyerture-"Stradella," Fiotou.
9. Waltz-"On the beautiful Rhein," Keller Bella.
.. Selection-"Barbe Bleue," OFenbach.
4. GalOp-"Cllcquot," Hermann.
9. Air-"softly DER the ripping waters"
j. r. Thomas
q. MISUNDERSTANDING" r.. StrdHss.
PART H.
:. Overture. Lampa," Hcroid,
8. Air from "MNritana," T.. Waildae
9. Wnltz-"F islonen," Il. Strauss.
10 Selectlon-"Martha," Floto,c
H. MaZurka--"Arln In Arm" !. Strauss.
49, Galop-"With STEAM" Il. Strauss.
Leader c. W. WgRNfNG.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-07
KlNGSVELLE.

Editor 7siegrdph--Our High School closes
this week with examinations on Thursday aud
Friday A. NJ, and closing with Rhetorical ex-
ercises in the afternoon. On the evening OF
Friday there is to be a public lecture at the
Presbyterian church. by Prof E. NJ Avery,
Supl of Schools in East leveand. Subject:
"The English Language" and from the very
fayorable reputation of the speaker, we expect
a rich treat. The admission is free, from the
fact of its being under the auspices of the
High Schonl-Mr Grer-lhe Principal-hav-
ing organized n teachers class, and secures
this lecture more particularly for the benefit
of teachers
Last season, not far from This time Mr. +. j.
Lille oflhis village, conceived the idea Of kill
int an apple iree-though the irIit was very
l fair and fine Tor cooking purposes, yet the
place where it stood was Objectionable; and
with axe in hand. h. cnt out spic', up and
down, near Is inches vide, peeling the bark
off AL around, and at the bottom ol the space
hacked into the tree all around, and yet the
tree bore that season very much superior
qu ,ity of apples, and now with the tree ap.
parcnily dead in the space peeled. yet ii is
lull of blossoms and havcs again, AS fresh AS
ever, aud "donl kill worth IL cent" yet. Will
some of our Use ones please explain how
this tree nc ives life and support
Last Sabbath evening quite pood many
attended the meeting on the North Park, Ash
tabula, from here, and listened asaiI to the
stirring-yea, inspired words, of Rev. Ii. ii
Wells All unite in saying that they were
mora than amply paid for going.
The desk Of the Presbyterian church here
was occupied last Sabbath by Rev. John Hol-
way, of Oberin-Mr. Hickok spending the
Sabbath in Bloomfield.
Mr.. Edwin Dbtll also occupied the desk o
the Baptist church-Mr Hough being indis
posed from throat difficulty.
We notice that the new High School build
ing ut North KIngsvilir, is assuming in It's up
ward tend ncy, some very fine proportions.
We hear on all sides OF the Colngadoes be
ing on the rampage, and the slereoiyped siory
i that next fall and winter our potatoes vii
all have TO be manufactured, if we have any
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-07
Potato Bugs AbOy!

A singular phenomenon in the potato bug
line was witnessed at Chardnn on Tuesday
of last week Shortly after O'Clock a cloud
of Colorado po;alo bugs on the wing entered
and passed through the town coming from the
earth and flying dIEeeily west. Al tirst th'y
were nken fora swarm of Oees, buI some of
th IN falling to The ground th'T charnct r
was soon determined. The first swarm WAS
closely follow, d by second, thir'i and fourth
I, nd 20 ON Tor The space Of an hour and a
hall, much TO tn. establishment fall who be-
held They were estimated at tens of thou
sands, reminding lhosr who witnessed il of The
bible account ol the kcusis in the days of Pha-
rahn. No one was able To solve the mystery ot
their coming or going, hut all were glad that
they did not pitch their tents ON the potato
hills of Chardon Perhaps they are returning
to Colorado 10 renew their citizenship and
take new start towards the rising sun. We
are indebted To Mr.. Brown, of the Chardon
Times, for the basis of the above heal.
PainSsoille Telegraph.