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of Pinchback with $40. 900, and the use of
that money by Pincbback and Kellogg to
secure Pinchback's election to the Senate.
Yet here is something evil that may be re-
peated, and ought to be frowned down.
Kellogg was said to have been honest, as
Senator, and free from iobbery. orcor-
ruption; but he is ambitious, and is willing
to see his friends help themselves; and
they, with all their loud professions of
patriotism, are ready to join hands with
Democrats and Fusionists to raid on the
treasury, and the Democrats and Fusionsts
are ready to help the Republicans in that
bad cause. Party names in that State have
ceased to signify anything honest. The
last legislature passed law to redeem the
outstanding warrants of State indebted
ness in the order of their registration. The
law was not signed till eighty-six days after
its passage, and in the meantime warrants
could he bought up at forty cents on the
dollar. A committee had been appointed
to classify the warrants, and they so man
uEcu DuSlncSS tlldl INC lllSt lou ol money
was taken by themselves and Pinchback,
then Speaker of the Senate, each with ten
to twelve thousand dollars worth OF war
rants. on which they made at least fifty
per cent. To meet these warrants the free
school fund was deprived of its bonds tc
the amount of $1,123,5O0, and sevcra
other funds were drawn ON heavily. This
robbery of schools to speculate, showing
an intention to defraud the most sacred in
tcrcsts of their rights for selfish purposes
deserves more apprehension than Il rebc
who died for mistake, but died her,
and an honest man. Let there bc no NOR
objection to the decoration of rebc
soldiers graves but let there be many
very many and very strong objections t
handing vast sums of Childrens cducato
money over to rapacious spectators
diverse in poitics-umitcd only for tn
lnoils
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Our western correspondence.
ALTON ITS APPEARANCE AND REMINIs
oENoEs-sTRAY THERMOMETERS.
ALTON, ILL.,, June Tth, Il

CENCES-STRAf THERMOMETERS.
ALTON, H., June It'll, 1878.
DEAR GLoRE;-If you have no better
correspondent in this region at present,
perhaps line from one of your subscribers
Temporarily afoaD would be acceptable.
At the time Alonzo Child $50 well known
in Rutland county-recently deceased),
commenced in business in St. Louis it was
a grave question which of the two, st.
Louis or this place, would be the greater
city, as it was quite apparent that one
would be the great emporium of the south
west. st. Louis is now exulting with a
population of 100000 to-day, with every
advantage, possibility and probability of a
magnificent future, while this city, with 10
or 10000, is destined to sit at her feet
and witness the march and progress of her
former rival without murmur or jealous
pang until, dwindling, she is lost in insig-
nificance And yet it is but trifes, SO con-
sidered, combined, which produced this
result. 1t is thought if Alton had dropped
down the river few miles below or at the
junction of the Missouri the reverse would
have been true of the two cities.
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THE COUNTY AND ELSEWHERE.
south WQllingiOrd

Montague & Adair have put up a new
derrick on their quarry. The mast is So
feet in length and it has sweep of so feet
Thirty car load of marble have been
shipped from the quarries here to Philade-
pha this season. This marble holds its
rank well with that from other quarries in
the state.
Farmers of this vicinity send fifteen cans
of milk daily to the Farmers Milk COM
pany of New York.
J. & T. Miller supply the railroad with
wood from their extensive lumber lot on
the east mountain.
One of the diamond cutters on w. w.
Kelly's quarry sustained considerable dam
age on the morning of June 18th by the
building of fire in the boiler when dry
This machine will be laid by for repairs a
week OF more The other machine is doing
good execution. STAR.
Mr.. II. Z. Strong has completed the
painting of his house, fence and outbuild-
ings, and they look as bright and fresh as
June morning.
DR.. Francis Higgins fell from the top of
a loaded wagon last week, while driving,
and dslocated his shoulder.
Mr.. VIM. Cowce, June 10th, while shing-
ling the roof of the South cheese factory,
tainted and fell to the ground, distance
of twenty-five feet. He received severe
bruises, and wound upon the side of his
head, but thus far no alarming symptoms
have developed.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Kellogg returned
June 10th from New York, where Mrs
Kellogg has been for the last month, undel
treatment in DR.. Taylors Orthopedic In
stitution, and has apparently received mucl
benefit.
| The shadow of death has again fallel
upon our town. Mrs. Moses Barber dice
June II tn, of disease of the heart aget
sixty-nne. She was a loved and loving
wife and mother, and has done her life'
work WELL Il.
CastIctOn.
Commencement exercises of the Semi
nary and Normal School will this year be o
unusual interest. The number of graduate
from the seminary will be three, one lady
and two gentlemen. Two of these ar
from Castlcton. The Normal graduate
will number thirteen twelve of whom ar
from Rutland county, four are from Pitts
ford and three from Poutney Rutland
Brandon, Benson, Clarendon and Castletol
have each one representative in the class
Although the examinations have not We
been held, judging by former years tn
number of the present class will all bea
away triumphal trophies in the shape o
diplomas, conferred by the board of trus
tees, and State certificates for five or fiftee
years, awarded by Dr. French. The essay
will be read in the Congregational church
Grafulla's 9Th RegimenD band, of Ne,
York, will furnish music for the occasion
Several evening entertainments will b
given Mt the Seminary during commence
mcnt week, one of which is the graduate
reception.
Nature gave her face a much needle
washing on Tuesday night, and execute
the job in the most thorough and approve
style. No one can conjecture how fires
and radiant we are, without coming to se'
: and already parties are seen vending the
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Is to our un-

way through our shaded streets to our un-
cqualled lake.
The unfortunates who could not attend
the donation at the Bomoseen House re
almost recompensed for the privation by
reading the glowing effusion of R in
Mondays GLOBE. 1t must have been a
most transccndent affair, or its delineator
could never have wrought so ecstatic a pic.
turc. MEMO.
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AS workmen were engaged in putting on
the tin roof on Exchange Block yesterday
morning, the sparks from the soldering pan
flew over on to Valiquettes roof and in
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minute the shingles were ablaze. A woman
across the street happened to see the fire
and it was fortunately put out before 1t had
begun to burn much
, 1873-08-11
THE LITTLE ITALIAN SLAVES.

10 the Editor Qf Tho Chieaqo Tribune:
Sin: If 1t bo true {aa has boon asserted, and
not disproyed) that Chicago contains 4 number
Of little boys who have been stolon from their
homes in Italy, aud compelled to roam our
streets from snorn to midnight, and bring their
cruel aud e.aricious owners from 81 to 33 day.
under rsnalty Of severe logging in case OF
failure, is it not for the interest aud credit
Of our 1taiian citizons, more than any
other people, to Investigate tho matter,
aud either refuto tho charges Or punish the
offenders? I myself have met these street.
musicians late at night, some Of them
not over or years old, crying it their little
hearts would break; and whou asked what
troubled thom, they would reply that tl,oy dread
cd to 60 home. because tho 'tboBs " would beat
thon: ny ignorance Of Italian and thoir imper-
foct English prevohtad my getting nlcl, infor-
matton from them, but gathered enough to
convince me- that these boys-they youncest Of
alayory. Now, the Italians can investigate tho
matter for themselves. They can speak the
language, and Americans canuot. Tlloy
can interrogato the boya apnrt
by themselves: With promise Of protection,
especially whether their seryice Is voluntary and
legal. or enforced and contrary to law and
humanity. They can then interview their
mastofs, aud, by closo questioning and obBorya-
ton, prove whether, ~ parcnts or guardians,
tho boys. Demand their authority, and, il roa-
aonablo mon, they will chow it. Otherwise,
arrost them. This 10 important and sesious
matter, and concerns all good clizons but the
burden OF investigation mud reproach, II there
be any, 1ests chiefly oil tho Italian people.
They should call moeting, aud not merely
donounco the iniquity but tuke stopA to orafli-
cate it. ANT1-HLAyERY,
, 1873-08-11

certificates to That effect and securing tito ggna-
turo OF tl!o Recorder md having bis aoal nfllxod
Tho building associations, Of which thoro nro d
hit It ID thought lint tIoy viii oacnpo a great
deal moro fortunately than thoy anticipated when
tho excitement WAS at its hoight. Ills operations
with tllo.n woro transacted OIL a. plan similar
with tho insurance companies and private lntli-
yilua1s. Their attorneys hayo boon acarchtnE
tho records, but as yos hayo not given their
loBhcs to tito public. 1t iH now said TINT tho
Goliatl Of real estato manipu1ators hnh sltccood-
from this country over two wooks ago: Az thoro
II no oxtratlit!on treasy between tho United
statos anil TINT Kingdom 1t is difficult to ace how
1Iot1aomnn has promptly nnt honorably acted In
tho mattor, M hc has notified tloao who havo
aufforod through Loslo'a operations to mako out
thoir statements and he will indemnify thom
officer, as wns gonoral1y sbo impression, but was
a Stale officer, aud Eavo bonds.
, 1873-08-11

lot waa efeo very !n The saoa nnl tlsvory Of firm
alrIes amounted to go boxer, which sold for from t1n
tnlt for fair 10 goo null H. 1fn 10 l2c Tor ne 10
fancy. Two worry cllocU lolA brought Ike The Of
fargs aud shUs from fnctnrfoB wero cpu1dernbv lrrs
tnn Iast week, notwithstanding f o. 1nnMy factory
men wcro in n'artot. Hnren thousand boxes were on
anlo, Of which 4,000 only wero danobed Of.
Tho decline In price this week wns 60
unexpected to holders WHO had anticipated figures
fully mp to tloao Of tho prevoua week, that In most
casca It waa With Tho greatest difficulty that bnycre
could mako purchases nt Tho ruling rntos.
h1ost Of tho fancy faotorea hold over their chceao
while quito 4 n,tnlbcr Of others sent forward their
gooia Ia b8 sold on consn3sslou.'
Wo report tin following tran8actlonH: DeocAelt
Teetor 81 boxes ut 13u Oharlosown -Four Corners,
81 nt 11Ac; Cramarfa Cornura, 10 at 13Ac;
Dairy Illl 12 At 11kc Flint Greek. 10 at d16c; Froc-
man, Is At 1870 George fadln, 6o at l54n; 1Attlo
Falls Ceutra1 76 at 1870; Bnnl!olnl, 1Ga at l3ac:
Mantoim Contcr, $40 al 13i5o Afnnholn! TURNPIKE 90
ht 13No: MItIlovilc, 207 ut 13he; Efchols, 100 at
lake; Old Stone Church. is at 15i<t; PnMc's Holtow.
~ stiafc; Northern at laYo old s!lisbnry y.s 39n
LOO at laAo 8mall's Dua, 1b0 at 1910; NJ. g. Smith,,
70 tl r. 1s}ho; s}h snelia nasl, 100 at 13Ifc ~, .u
tor the corresponding wnok last ycnT 9, 600 boxes
eoA a. l2H TO lax for factories. prlynto dalrica
brought from 100 to like.
Tho receipts In Now York for tha week ending Aug.
"cro b433 boxes, nnl tho exports wore Of, ,652
v5xes, Who tho hgheEt price paid for cheese VIVA
Tho Weather during tho past week has been cool and
ploaaant, with occasional showers.
, 1873-08-11
THE ELECTION OF PRESIDENT.

cEHrnAL1A, H., Aug. Q, 1873.
TO the Editor n The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: 1n your editorial on Electoral Reform" !"
5ou state that tho blll going to DO introduced by
Mr. Morton on this subject, at tho next session
OF congroas, will likely moot all existing and
possible difficulties in the Presidential election.
NOW, eupposo VIC should haye carried out AIr,
Morton's plan It the election last fall, aud Mr..
Grooloy Should Aayo received majority Of tho
district votes, would not, by Ills death, tho aamo
trouble have arisea III under tho present system,
unless ,loY election had been hold, which would
great expenso to tbs country. For tiis reason,
do You not think tut the following proyisio,.
ought to DO 1natle for hiH point in Mir. Morton's
largest number Of yotoA should dc before tile
counting Of yoteh BY Corercss, Tic candidate tor
vleopresdent running 9nho ea,no ticket ought
suitable person for Vice President, sucll appont-
ment to DO confirmed by Cong.esa? d. s,
, 1873-08-11
Weekly Review OF Tho Albnny 1.-Two
Stock Market.

Special Dispatch 10 Tic Chicago Tribune,
ALBANY, Aug. 10.-DEEvEH- H-Tlis weeks market has.
generally rs,ic1 favorable nnd satisfactory to byo,s
There has been in attendance upon tue mnrket md.
especially during Friday and Saturday. good number
Of local country dea1orH md tho sal heavier buyers,
wero In want Of stock and most purchased ut sattnfac-
tory prices. Although thero was marked degree Of
activity shown during tho week. b,lHtneas os steady
aud good feeling has characterized the weeks opera
tons. Thursday'a eales numbered 930 head; Fr1lay,
2,120 head, which Is considered good, per.
aneo from Now York and Brighton va.
largo and considerable competition was shown be-
tween buyers from teso markets, both markets. hny.
Ing ruled favorable. All Sero in want Of cattle, and!
business quite actyo Prices tho Hao az 1aas
week, perhaps shade stropycr but this is made IT,
tho quality Of the offerings which not 10 good
Receipts number sos esr loads againat
veeh. Average quality much inferior to last week.
embracing 100 car loads Of TOXINS aud Cherokeca.
Tho former were poor qaality. Besides being lean
and bony, they entirely unmanagcable and found
but fow buyers. The highest prico reallzod waa 7Ho
per ii live weight, which was obtained for hozd Of
Illinois stoors averaging 1,43l lis.
.M1lon Cows-3eceip's for tho week number car-
Demand good and prices remain Is last woek. Com
mon to fair sell at S30@50 per head choice. <eo@G5.
BuEEP AND LAAns-1eccipta, IS Carloads, or IT,
0c0 head largely in Of the onnnd, which has
been moderate mainly for local aud EASTERN trade
Considerable stock catno forward, and went through
in hrst hands, relieving tho market. Good sheep
wanted at m advance Of 10 per IL; poor quality
extra j; limbs ut 6@8c per III.
HorsEB-necoiptB, Il car-1oadH MI OF which have
gone forward. No demand hero.
, 1873-08-11

There Is now, t Is said, il ono Of the princi-
pal hotels at the Branch, lady so careful OF
her complexion. which Ii snid to bo remarkable
in many respects, that sho noyor leayeB Aer
room during tho day, aud has all her meals
brought to her. sho romans in darkoned
room all tiay long, gloomy and dcsolate, foaring
that the sun, shining through, may frecklo hoTr
fair faco or turn it to 3 healthy brown. What
night nho comes out radiantly beautiful tl,oo
gas-light giving soft glow to hor fair clook and
sparkle to hor oye She bus spont timo at tho
toilet. you may 10 sure and aho moves grandly
about among the crowds in tho corridors, ip tho
parlors, aud on the piazza for half an hour; thon
what? sho goes to hor room mud stays thora
for another twenty-four hours.-Loag Branch
Lettcr.
, 1873-08-11

A reunion Of the Thirtytlrd Regiment Wis
cousin Volunteers will bo held at Madison,
business meeting in the Assembly chamber, aftor
which VIC will proceed with invited guests by
stoamer across Lake Monona to Winneuuai.
,Yhero collation. will bo served by tho Commit
too of Arrangements. Gems. 4. ]. Smith, n. X.
be present.
Comrades. strive to anBwcr "uERE" once
moro at tho roll-call, Sept ., 1878, and lot us ro-
new the friendship and fraternal relation which
glorious days Of army life as regiment.
: Lot us revive the many pleasant associations
and have such q time as shall dwell long and
pleasantly IN our momorioa.
Ordered, that tue Thirty-third DO present,
with thor wives and lady friends.
Con. j. 3. MoonE President.
Col. II. II. V1na1S, Corresponding Secretary.
, 1873-08-11

DErno1T, Mtch., Aug. o.-pAssEp Down-props
!daho, shellon Vienna; bargea Burlington, Holland
MENDOZA, salina bark Advance City, Of Buffalo
schts Foretfa. Cameron, Cambridge, E. q. Roberts
Delaware, ". nauon, Ataunto, Kelaorhouse surpyso
acoWR TnWas. Atlanta, Jarnna HARRISON Emma Maycs
1laderia, Zack ChAndlor, II. r. Baldwin, Morel.
Orient, Atmosphere, Danlort, Maumeo Valley gonntor
PASSED Up-prona Benton. klayAower, Ouyahoga,
Eassale, Swallow, Cleveland, Comet, Empire Bate IT,
hli!ls aud barg1s, Dunlirk and barRc8 Forest City
aud bargcs, Ononagon and barGes, Montana, Water
ford bark Harvey Ulasall; Hchra II. G. NinBlow,
E1npitc state, Angus Smith, Nowsboy, Commerce,
Dallo Brown, Lucy Clark, Lakn Forest, Dobbins,
American, Champion, Ion. franklin.
WINp-Northeast.
DETRolT, Aug. ., Evening, ,-PAssEp Ur-props ANA
zon. Fletcher and barge NnhAnt, Bolo CrDss aud
lmrEea scra Harvest Queen, G. J. Magin. ". D. Og-
den, John Atot Gilbert Mollison, William Young H.
Fillmore, blazing Star, Amerca, Hoard Of Trade
PAssEp DowA-proIs ApnA I; Craig. Banatac, Scotia
Eyalins hates, Clara Parker, T. Baker, Julia willard,
WagstaG, pri1co Alfred, 0vo DEanph, Molyina. Uol.
fenHtein. Lewis, Deorstalkur. Hattie Johnson st. Law
rencc, II. Wills, Flying Mist Exchange, Van yalkcn-
bury.
W1an-Northcast.
Special Uispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune,
DETROIT Aug 10.-pAssEu Ur--Iropa India, Jay
Gould, City Of Now York, Montana alld barges, Min
oral Rock md bargca; barhB ". Jones, htoulton;
achrb American, Union, 6eatnn, Deney, China, Mon
taua American Champion, Pelican.
rAsBgp DowN-IFois DallZe, Huron City, Colon.
Can,pboll aud bargga; Eohrs +. Fitzgerald, Now
Dominion, Granada, Columbian.
W1aD-NorsIelat.
, 1873-08-11

HF0M TIC ColN'NbWs {fia.) !Sum,
The following singular circumstance lately
happened ut the residence of Col. II. l.. Mott in
this city: "Tho housokoeper white lady, has
Q mocEing-bird i'll her room, which il in
tho third story of the handsome mansion.
On going to her room Tuesday night tho
1aay tsew " ~ apron ovor the cage that tho light
hung low near window. Tho lady suddenly
hoard a futtoring noise in tho direction of tho
eago. Throwing off tho covering placed there
little Shilo before, sho found that black look-
tho bird. Tho reptile could not rot any r furthor
betwoen tho bara. Taking tho situatiou in Mt a
gance, tho Indy mado for tho snake VIII, 4
broonatick. Tho result Of tl1o fight wau tho bird
jorked lo0Bo unllarniod md the Bnnkc oHcanol bv
tho window. How tho varnlint got to I'D th;r;I
story IL mystery. There arc no troes hgh
enough Oil that side. eA
, 1873-08-11
The philadelphia Ssyia1ailer.
Philadelphia tAuy. y Corresnoutieuca n kas Neo rur

49,. ticFtftHs
Tho excitement attending tho discovery Of
frauds i1l the Office of tho Necortlor OF Dootls Ia
gradually subslding, aud, ~ further details arc
made known reducing tho amount out of which
LeHllo is supposed to hayo Hwlnllod tho poople,
botter feoling has followed. Thus fur. after
carefully examining tho records, 1t haB boon as
certainea that his tranBaotions will not roach
quite $100.000. Tlis IL largo enough, but as it
will require woeks to bring to tho surface tho
exact amount, there II no telling wllat
casonod doop-Roatod toelng of unoaytnoss
among proporty-llo!dorB vino now demand Tint
In tho future the records in thu oillco 10
moro oloaoiy GUARDED, in order to prevent similar
dlsgraceful and dangerous transactions,
Among the principal auffosorB arc auyeral in
surance companies who advanced Loslio large
anma on proportion vaatly oncumbered, bit
which he very uicoly "cloared by writing out
, 1873-08-11
HARVEsT.H0KE AT CLINTON, I'LL,

CLINTON, ILL.,, Aug, !, lB;a.
9sAt Editor v Thu Chicago Tribune:
b1h; ~ ia tao intention Of this city to hold
grand Picnic anl Haryest-1Iome OIL the 14th Of
August, and they haYo Issued Invitations to tho
people along tho l|nea Of the three railroads run
ming through this city, and mailo arrangements
Tor exoufalon trains over tho same, and expect
on9 o1 tue largest gatherings oyer held in Con-
Gov. noyerldga and Ex-Goy paluer have
Mf''tch letter" hta!nE that thay will 10 here ON
u. as, - 'En ,"-"ulc,
, 1873-08-11

Port OF CAfCuEo.

:: ARRIVED, A{9 0 Rnd Il
Schr Potomac, Oconto. lunlbor.
schs v. Il. Hawkins, Union Pier, wood.
Bcr Willinni Smith, Lutngton. lumber.
seAr Colonel II. G. lIcg, Portage Lake, lumber.
Hchr Fashion, Codar River lumber
Prom j, II, Dtyeu Escauaba Irol-oro.
schr Hamilton, jackson Pier, raiiroaI tics.
Prop Tasorite, Mouo1ntnee, slludrjca.
Barge Bonorn, h1euolninee, lumber.
Largo r. ]. bronson, Mouomiuec, lumber,
Barge Z, Williams Menomtnoo li,mbcr.
Schr Four Brothers. Manlstce. lumber.
sehr Flying Oloud Tcnaankee, lumber,
8rhr T. r. Blake Grand IIayun. wood.
schr Ebonczcr, Horns Pier, wood,
, 1873-08-11

aylyoBter Bowman, Of Claiborne County, Ky,
undertook to bruine the head OF six-foot nor.
pont. late!y, but the peHky Berpont camo noar
Aolpod him ont OF tho Bcrapo, aud tho snake
was found to layo q horn at tho ond Of It's toll
littlo over inch anii quarter long, shaped like
roostor's spur. But what waB still moro aston
Ing, 1t Ind two oyoB IN its tail, which. excepting
was not 10 large. Indeed, to SEQ tho tail, ono
would llayo thought that 1t was tho head,
and that the horn was its tongue. Tho l,orI, was
very aharp Tho Anako seomod very fiorco at lta
ta'l end and ontlcny0rod to Htriko everything
that caino noar itn tail. Various o1norInlon =
wore 1nato to ASCERTAIN whether It could SOC with
tho oyoa III its tail, and 1t was demonstrated be-
yond doubt that It could. Thouo oyos Ind
llda. which on9nea aud shut aud gloamod Will.
aorco than tho ntllor head. It wua 30 iloroo al
both on.la that 1t wan iecessary to shoot il.
Tho Elk River (Alinn.) News says that Mfr.
, 1873-08-11

IrrrLE FAILs, N. \, Aug. o.-The market at Utica
Of ta soasol.. Thoro was no quite 1900 bo1es oi.
ferc and Of thoso only about 1000 changed huuds.
W. quota fancy factory Vt 13Ao, with or two sales
13c, and We heard Ut quite nunlbor Of lots which
brought but 12c.
At IIcrkimor Village, for tl,e week ending Aug o. tho
offerings wore light, amounting to but ,0OO boxes
Farm darles ranged from 100 to l2c, moat trsnAac-
tot'a beug effected at from lilo to 1lHo. The ruling
Al Little Falls, for tho wvek ending Aug. D, tho mar