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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14
@rpfe Tefli@fei1
Neu Mun6en.

SD ter lnter;sidnets labe tieuit ale neine Jreunee
pom ct. Glcus, 81. Spiept unb Ridupns unb ben iitrt.
seu bena9barten @smsinStn freunplidit elm sur Ginuett.
uxs unferer neue1 8irbe, bic burd ben br1mit. 5rn. 8i'
fdpf an, 20. Surf, ais an, Jtfe getras unb paulus srr=
seupmuen tuirs. Die Ginreituns Fnses Naprsens 10
abr Ratt. Gin Grtra 3us pirb @prsens balls 8 utr ct.
Gluub serlaHen unb Nadmittass S usr rteeer mad ct.
Glpub 3urudtetren. Ter gabr'y reis fur bin rns sarud
betrSat tIcs 81. Itdsts wsrtea III BADEN itin tn ct.
CLUB BEL BEN ssrrn Gensppree. 5asssora, Gnbsrle urs
9urstart unb in ct. Spispb Isl SIR. einnemaua. 6
trirb ss.rlnltt, sas man I'D tie 1idsts in Belt Ssriha6e,
che bic eis. sersrifen iine. aatholiids Burger. 1anst
Gut f.teu uab seiset, mas tattsl;iGe Ginteit rernos!
P. Meiunlpb Stnfenfsmper, O.s S. B.,
1894 g{arrer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Grown Counts. Die County . Cont
miiare tei9lolen in ibrer janeien geriamm-
lung auf ben autras bes 5errn q. 9Sbne, baB
ter 8au sueier neuen 9riden iter ben Goltcn-
,popt &iser, iubalb als tbunli9 in MnsriT &C.
nommen wsrten ira unb spar ica sine Bride
in Der Nabe Ter Manouns tieies Jlu1es in ben
Minneiota, unueit Ter @teQe. mo bic Stra6e
mad Manfato binfabrt unt cine antere an ei-
ner @tsQe am cbern Guttpnrcpt setaut ,per.
te..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Des &au9ers 2iebIinss-5tpre
TT bel @ebrIber Geti@ SO. 1881 Dritte Strabe,
100 man bic ausenaein beliebten Gisarrenl orteu :
Bonnie Bouche, Lady Thorn, National
Guards unb Siele anbsre in %aussesi@nstsr
Sualttat sprratbis fnbet. Gbenfo bic befeu
unb feinteu @urten in @&nupf. &au&- unb
8au-aabad. l1eberbieb 1nb baielbf a0e 81.
lisbten @an&-artilel, pie yfeifen. Gisarren.
Spissn ,e. gu biaiseus preis 3u baben. Rau-
@er, bic bel ". unb 81. Getl@ soriprs9en, tutr-
ben itets 3ur erSbten 3ufriebenbeit bebient. (72)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14
Notal= Memigteitem.
sir 8efu der.

@tattratb. Trm 8oarb Of publit
Wurts murbsn mieber cine Mense Weiiunssn
ertbeilt, bstrefeub Straben- unb Ibausstanal>
8auten.
An Der Dritxr stra6e ioa cine @e~er an
asleat perben sSn ter @iebenten @trabe bis
Wlsaiant Mpenue ; bas @runbeisentbum tpire
bella llst: int Diiritt so. 6 NIT $501, i'm Dt'
nrift 80. 7 nit $1.446; aus benz Semerase-
fonb merten 1854 beaablt.
Sic etabtbeamtsn fat a~nsewieien Bonbs
I'M 9etrase ron $4,000 bereit gu balten, 3u
$1,000 jeber, nit :3inseuupon s~eriebsn, une
strar auf ben l. Suli 1873, our Gedung BET
f9ietener uSmprosements" Der @taet.
Das @neebut Der @emeinbe eau Glar. pel-
DE fir ben alien Ippa,at Der 1aten- unb Sci
ter empaenie $500 b:etst, tuirt auf Intras
tes Geuerbeparten.ents ansenumusen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Wen9Ier's ~ . M m ente n.MteIier
1T an 80. 143. ct. geter @trabe, rd@R Iim-
mes @si&dftsblod, ssrlest. Duftlbf III iets
cine Iusmabl Der f&Snien Grady onuuente,
fonie 3ei&nunsen fir fol&e 3u fsben. Mu9
Marmor-w lattsn fir Slide, fopie tunfrei&e
@fulptur'M rbeiten q, anberen 3wedeu .perben
prompt unb 3u biQisen Yreiien selieftrt. 81.
@en8ler erbtelt an Der lebten @taatsfair bic
erfe uub ein3iee pran,ie fir fol9e @erte. Be-
iu9er erbalten bic bereitwiQis1e Mustunft. SO
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

OeffentIt&e &inlabung! CUR erDb-
ten rnb splfdnbisRen &eRauratipn: Die Spu
6. @&mtbt Sit. 242, Dritte @trabt. Bon
iebtan tperten III ieber@ tunbe fri&e auaern,
@eFisel, Boreleu. Gltii@iorten aler @rt Wib,
tura 9lQes, mas Der Martt an Delifate1en bietet,
i~erpirt. Die feinfen @eins unb eiqaeure bie>
tet raeine Bar; Gradte, CONTEXT nnb &enbito>
reipaaren 1T better Muswabl. D~isIufpartune
81 ieber 3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

81 Der @aseu auber Orbnuns, 70 bat bas
ean3e GYfeu, barunter III leieeu. Sft it Ser
f@leimuns ber Masenbaute Der @runb f@uerer
Qeiben. &einist benislben tur@ ben @sbruu@
Son Or. @ua. aSnie's 9au,burser Grppfen uno
.erbaltet eu@ bas tUfli9fe @ut, bic @eiunbbeit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Greunb anton 2etbert in @tatosse
bat ebenfaas BEN SunseefeIenleben Mbieu &C.
iast unb F& NIT Brduletn Maria marsaretba
Rlintbanaaser bafelbf Iesten Dientae serntdblt.
@ir tpini&en tenilben bon bergen cine rs9t
elIdliae 3utunft bic 81. 2etbert hur@ fem
fansbaftes @treben in ue&flsulem 2eben reb.
lid sersieut bat. Sbatupee bat in ibm cine
3raft s%etponnen, tuelde bas 2eiben raan@es Ne.
benmenl9en lineert unb nit ebler uueiseaniB-
i9teit 9ane in banb 8ebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Greten teimpbnten unb bann wieter In Yrossl'
lion ~ ibren betreHenSen Yfarrtir3sn aarud'
tebrten. Das Naes ssi&ab e~bsnfa0s tn elmer
Srbnuns unb NIT eiuem Gifer, bab man 20
ieben tunrts, bab bic 2eute BEN sroben Mpoitsl
Der Deuti&en bic i@ulbiee Dantbartstt beuabrt
baben unb tab fe feapertraueu auf feline 11at'
tise Girbitte bel @ott.
Gin Ne3u6er.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Gin ~i&tiser pro5eB tommt na9-
fen 3ontas Dor Der 8unbes Circuit court BOT.
@slab Gbambsylain tlast udu,li& sessn bic
@uutbern Miuneiuta unb bic ct. paul uns
@iour City Giienbabn Gompasnie. Derislbe
it in, 9eiiB elmer eruben @umn1e Don alien
@inntiota etaats. Giienbabnbunbs, meI&e er
sesen bic jeBiseu Giienbabn'G umpasnien GEL
tenb u.a&t, wtl@ea Der @taat int Sabre 1864
ALE 21nbereien, @esre&te ,e. Der alien Qane'
Grant . Gumpasnie iibertrasen bat. Disfe
gabulinien nu,ben ftinsr :3eit BON 9rn. CHANT
be,lain srasirt, tsfir ct aur 3abIunsen in e.
sudbnten @taatsbonbs empFns. Der @taat
belt cine Murtsase auf BEN Gisentbum btr
alien Gompaenien, un, bic Gin3abluns biefer
Bombs i9er3uleuen, une ba bic Goupaeuien
ME cine 3abluns bafar uaa&ten. bielt ser@taat
I'D, seRist auf bic @ortsass an has Gissn~
ttum Der betreTenben 60 npasnien, urt badtlbe
fir bic Snbaber tieier Bombs ~ F&eru. Der
Yrs3eb bat ben 3med, bieie Nnipr&@e eesen
bic issieen Qsupaeuien ear&3ufabren, unb Fe
au ~3mineen, bas srpbe @runbeisentbum fir bic
Se3abluus tsr aussssebenen 9unss su serrsn-
ben.
Die of erSrterie Grase tuesen @ultieteit ber
bstreTenben Bombs tomn,t bel biefem Mnlaie
pabri9einli& sum Gnti&sibe. Gn Mntralte
bes alasers inb s. 81. 6. Cornell unb O.. 6.
Sole, tpatrenb Gilman, burn, @ilfQan unb
palmer bic @ade Der Betlasten uertbeibisen.
Smmerbin Elm fetter 8i7tn!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

@robe Greurfiun! auf bas bepur-
aebenbe @dnserfef in Qbasta bat Ter Dirieeni
Der Great @efern 8ane, 81. Geibert, sineu
Grra-1rain ensasirt, nit pel@em man CONT
tags @rrsens alb unsgtents 3uridfabrt. Su
Gbasta partet Ter 8eiu@er triQante l1nterbal-
tuna, nobel bic ct. wauler @irtuoien int Gpn-
curbia garf ibre befen pieeeu prubuciren tper.
ben,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

@ebruber : nj e's @rpcerY- unb
Wrppi1tpns-Store Gde Der 10. anb
ct. Yeter Strabe, in ct. Yaul, empfeblt i&
bur1 ben bei1en @urratb aaer runi9barfn Ar>
tifel; 9ausbalt', wis Tansy-@rpesriss, inlaa'
eiide unt irnportirte Gra9ts u. /. ~. geioa>
ters beliebt lnb eessntuartis bic DATE Graders,
BON Gbieasu> msl9e Tier edit 3u babtn ine.
2iebbaber gutter @eine, 2iqueure unb Qigar'
rem fnten bel 0ebriter Gimme in1mer etwas
mad ibrem Gei9made. preiit febr biQis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

@an bente! Ni&t tueuiser ais fhnf ST.
bianer-5auptlinee nit ibren Grauen aus ber
@bite Garth @eieruatiun reistenD ienRass bic,
bur& unter Der Sbbut bes Yai1urs s. s. Gm-
mesabausb mad Garibault UNI balel6f be,
SabresSerlamu,lune Der Gpislopal.S ette bei3u-
wubnen, ~ Der bic SStnr Der @ibniB betebr'
wprben iint. 8isber bGrte man nur pom Bar
mum, bab Ct fOl9e "ebiefs" CUR S@au i'm
Qanbe berun, fibre.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Das reinie unb 1u6efe 6 pb 2irsr Dill
Qetertbran) in Der Melt lit bas BON 3a3arb
u. GasmelL prdparirt ant Meeresufer aus
frif&en ausseiadten 2ebern BON GasmelL
9a3arb u. s o., New gprt. Gs it ab-
foIut rein unb liz. Yatienten, tpel4e Is
einn,al senon1u,en baben, sieben Is alien anbern
Wrdsaraten DOT. Nerste baben ibr llrtbsil ab'
aessben, baB Is befer lei ais irsenb elm anterer
2ebertbran i'm Martte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

@et5en Dcn bsr lestidbrisen Grnte purben
aus Der llnsesenb spn Netp Him bisber $780,
900 Suibel in Zen Sanbsl ssbra@t tratrent
nod unseflbr 1000 @ulbel i'm geTse Der
Jarn1er 5ein lclen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14
l1eber Mudeutranfbeiten unb n

ueber Iugentranfbei ten unp IT.
rem 5eiluns pirb 81. Dr. &war3ba9 morsen,
Counting cen Is. b. Mts. einen 6Tentli9en
gorrtras in Nem ulu. balten, be1en Grtras, TO-
mic berjsniee anterer gortrdse gum 8e1en bes
Nueen. unb straightforward in ct. yaul b.
itimmt 1T. @ei bieiem Mnla6t fam 81. Or.
Or. @9warsbad aud iber @usenIeibem con-
5ultirt tperten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Der 9efefoff bieier DRUMMER befebt
ieinem 5aupttbeil na9 ans benz Beri&te lber
bic @eneralseriammluns bes Gentral'g ereins ;
bp9 slauben mir be6balt beim Qeier teinerGut'
i&ultisuns su bebirfen, ba es fir ibn e~benfaQs
pom Sntere0t iein mu6, in sruben l1mri0en cine
DarieQuns bieies sreBen tatbulii9en Central
fsfes ~ erbalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

9aumpflansuuseu. SIR. 5sbsss,
Der Superintenbent bes 8aumpFan3unss-Ee.
partements Der ct. Yaul xnb paeifc Giisnbabu
naa@t bic Mittbeiluns, bab inter ieiner 9eituug
in bieiem Britiabr 100000 @tld peise @ei-
ben Der 9abnfrede entlaus 3uii&tn @iamar
unb Dasmin aasseitst purben feieu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. Sn Der
lesten @isuns rursen bic s(nsebute fir bic
grpaemaY @eper ssSfnet, uamli&: s. %.
Snytb NIT $55,940, 9. Naib nit $4,000,
Delanes nit $4,000, 6. .. @nitb unb
6. Sbutbs NIT $55,5OO, Gb. Cation NIT
$685..
Der Necurb III nod ni9t serseben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

SIN neuem RIeibe erf6eint bas tiefse
Voltsblatt, inten, 60 nit neuer @@rift ausee-
fattet 1T. Das bei6t mon 8orti&ritt in Der
Wtrtli&teit. unh Der Wanberer pinf&t ieinem
GsQeeen ben beften Grfolg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

S6redlt9er GeuerIGrm iagte am
Sunrtas frib I'm sirr ubr bic garser Ron
Minneapplis aus ben Gebern ais man aber
CUR 8ranbaatte fam, befanb bieie aus elmer
tpe:tblpIsn Bretterbube in Der unteren 9taht.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

SIR 2anbpermefiunee @nfsrti-
suns ron Yldnen, uberbaupt fit ALE in bas
Sad zines Civil Snsenieurs, uber mad ameri-
tanii9em 8esriHe, eines SurpeYurs bat 81.
6. 5pent in 80. 22O Dritte @traBe cine 81
flee erSTnft, mprauf mir aulmertiam MAIDEN,
auf bic netenasbsuee |n3eise sermeiisns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Gilenbatn. Sn SEEN ulm aebt Der Ser
iopsnsus jest Mcrsens 5.25 al unt febrt b.
ielbit Mbents 10.45 aurid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Sn Mantatp periammelte l9 ant Dien-
flag bic Mebi3inii@e @sieQi@aft bes Staates
uater benz @prlse tes 5rn. Or. SneenY.
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8 d II.
Warnung +!

Die Undergraduate marat tisreurt elm asetrtss gabli'
fum spr Sbrirelen. pel6e nd erlaIben 8efelunsen uni
@elter fir 3ttiarifyu entsesen 3u resmen.
= ID teinen Reienbeu enoaeirt. IL bite ii ale De.
i~seaunssn uus elsieatuusen inter mtiner Aerefe ein,u.
ienten.
91-2 Mrs. 6. Gcenin9er.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

@ei6e fertise 8inberflsiuer fur einsn
Sppttpreis lei q. 8. StrauS, 80. 1914 Dritte
Stra6e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

G%rtrunten it am @rnntag beim 8aten
Elm iunser Deuti9er Nameus 81. NeiTnser,
ter In aran3leins 9rauerei anse1eQt tpar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Quits! Suits! Quits! MeiBe fer.
tise Tamenfleiter fir einen Gppttpreis bel ".
3. Straub. Mo.+19l Tritte @traBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Gertt9e Damentleiter in allen mo.
bernen Gaeuns uno serfertist aus Zen neuefen
@tpHen 3u @pottpreilen bel
81. $. Strauf,
80. 1874 Dritte StraBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Gurtie n6@feS taatsfair 1T cine
vrau,ienlif lite ansefertist beren @eiammttetras
bic @umme BON $4,000 errsi9t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

Der 9anbelSbert6t tiefer Mp9e
seist teine .peientli@e 9enberuns ter greiie.
Som Board of Trade tpirb nutirt:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

q etraut
uursen tn Ter gearia Simmsfatrs' airte an 5. Stunt:
0err 1brn,aS &onf
nit
Trdulcin Marsaretba Srin9s.
10. SuEi:
Gcrr Mfibael Nocner
nit
Trdulein Haulina 9al;ina.
Herr Nlpps Vcrtl
nit
Triulcin Marp Gcpbart.
8 aufen.
81. Mai. N%i!telmina Jra.t. e!1tsn: etr'stan
Jrant unp @esina sss. Rar,.
s. Stunt. Mnna 5int. G!.sr. Ssssh1n Sirt nns
Spftptina set. G-pm,ssr.
Anna Sainel. Gltsrn: Irsrsas Fsinsl ras Wa.ia
Nnna set. Santtrsfner.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14
81 %Yerfaufeu.

9r.t 9pt.sn, CITE Der Dlsrrie uni gsrt M.cnue, ct
gaHl.
Mustunft In Ger GfEee tisiss Blattss pssr am glase.
294.96 Nbi1. Sebcim.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

S1.274-1 "a.
Sn Gbtcaso au $1.25-13O.
Sn Milwautee rpurben lesten Dienfas auein
223,420 8uibd @eisen auf henMartt sebra&t.
Seit Neujatr wurben taieltf iber 8 MiQicneu
guibsl mebr sinsebra@t ais sOrises Sabr unb
3,459 $40 guibe! in ~terieIben 3eit nebr Yer>
i9iTt.
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Deutfae Brief<2tfe.
elite beutiher griefe, sc bis gun, lO.Suni
[. IS. niht absebplt prrben Nnt.

elite beutiher griefe, BE bis gum lO.Sun'
5. s. nidt absebplt urrben iint.
Damen.Brieft.
Blanf Garlota 6eeer MiB
8uttinaer NarY Slim Scbanna
Bpblanb Mary y Mueler y Trau
0rotb s Grau @4rcers Gertrude
6erter 0pbia Gburen Mary
6uberle Ratie Weber aatbrina
5erren.Brtefe.
Beier gilbert Stt dug
Bod Qnton Otto yeter
8ertp1a Grans &ubrtad Grnn
Batter @utOlpb G'ufas
8ater Subn s Ncainser geter
8anian Matbias @daber Chs
Dearins 81 W Gdrrter Gbas
SID @iltelm @eaman Soiepb
9etl Wottfyiee S6iQer Stepban
9aub Satcb Eappert 6ern,ann
Sabnfe WilbeIm Sroa 5einrid
anarp 60 llbler Wartin
Sang Senrs . Wiea Muauf
Mueler Nler gHite 3
Mueler Ghpart MaIpburaer 6erman,t
Neper Gree 'WiQan1 Saepb
Nieters 0erab Maaner MiQiam
Das Brisfporto mad Deutf9lanb 1T:
l1ster 8rsmeu uns oamturs6 Gts., 3eitun'
gen 3 Gts.
l1sbsr Gnsianb 7Sts., :3situnsen 4 ets.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-14

5tatt- 2icenen. Muf geluberten
@uni9 tbeilen mir bier bic preile Ger ssri9is-
tsnen 2iesnien nit,
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53u DerfQufen.

Mnsetptsn rerben gum @erfaufs: As zdfr sutes Jarm'
Qanb. ales ~einssfsnst. fauf geeiles rem ct. gaul, srtlbsu
st. PAUL uns Winneapplis stlesea.
gesinsussen febr biais.
Ndbtres tn Der Office biees g!attes. 2N
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-10

NHSs PRHUS.
RUTLAND COUNTY COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM
1873
Hon. Hoyt III. Wheeler Chief Judge.
Hon. Isaac G. Wheaton, Assistant
Hon. Iliel HOLSTER, Judges.
Henry II. Smith, Clerk.
William VI. Field, Sheriff

Ihursday, Oct. o, 1878. On assembling
the Judge passed his decisions on the fol-
lowing cases the day before
No. Psi. Margaret A. Brassell VS.. W. S.
DIN, bastard case Adjudged that de
PENDANT is the father of the child, and
ordered to pay 5000 flor the support of
the child. $50 and costs in sixty DAYS.
and $50 every six months until it is
paid.
No. 254. Ayrus Brown VS.. d. w. Rog-
ers, appellant. Judgment for plaintiff
$S3.03.
No. 40. w. b, Ioskinson ct al VS..
John Matot. Judgment for plaintiff
$12723.
The court then took up the regular bust
ness of the day.
No 22S. Tuhbs VS.. Post. Very short
argument for plaintiff by w. c. Dun
ton, and shorter apology for an mad
vertent expression by ID. Z. Nicholson for
defendant.
No. 100 Clark Smith vs. A. l.. Kellogg
w. al S"eu W - II. ooycc lor pldinlllI
j b. Bromley and John Prot for de-
PENDANT
No. 307. Moreland Lane vs.. Lottie Lane
marriage and residence proved, and bill
granted for divorce
No. 1885, William Gilmore VS.. John Do
gan, appellant. Barnes Frisbie and w. c.
Dunton for plaintiff Elijah Ross, c. III,
Joyce and d. f. Nicholson for defendant
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-10
Middle Granville Driving park.

This place, prepared for race-course by
Mr.. ii. O. Peabody, is becoming great re-
sort for the sporting fraternity throughout
a large section of country. A large num-
Der of races have been trotted upon these
grounds during the present season and
much satisfaction has been expressed at the
splendid condition in which everything in
and about the grounds always is found.
Onyesterday the two days races arrang-
ed by Mr.. Peabody commenced, in the af-
ternoon. The entries for the several pur-
SEES were published in our last issue. A
very respectable number of people were as
sembled and considerable excitement was
manifested concerning the trotting. A
number of the prominent sporting men
from this town were in attendance and
others from adjoining and surrounding
towns. A good number of fast trotters in
this vicinity were on the ground but more
will be on hand to-day. The weather was
splendid yesterday and the track in the best
possible condition.
The races for the 2.40 purse and for the
three year old colts were trotted on yes
terday.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-10
The subject of Anna Dickinson's new

The subject OF Anna Dickinsons new
lecture is "For Your Own Sweet Sake"
George b. Stockwell and others have re-
covered 81 1881 in suit for 1925 brought
at Boston against the receivers of the Yer.
mont Central Railroad for twenty bags Of
wool shipped at Middlebury, VT, and
which were lost in the burning of the com.
pany's depot at that place. The question
of warehouseman responsibility was in.
yolved.
The Bennington Gazette says of the Cen
trail House When at Rutland, we are al
ways glad to patronize j. A. Salisbury of
the Central House. Since he now keeps
the only hotel in the state on the European
plan, we advise our readers to give him O
call. Mr.. Salisbury, as our patrons well
know, is a whole-souled landlord, than
whom, none better is to be found.
State Sunday School Workers Assoca-
ton on second page.
a grand concert will be held at Coles
Hall in Chester on Thursday evening, the
10th inst, which we judge from the pro-
gramme will be a rare musical treat.
Among the artists engaged we notice the
name of Mile. Bertha Brousil, the lady VIC
linist who favored Rutland not long ago,
and whose reputation alone rs an artist,
cannot fail to call out liberal patronage.
Beside the musical points in the pro-
gramme, select readings will be given by
Mrs. Il. G. Noble, which will be one Of the
principal attractions of the evening.
An interesting article for farmers fami-
lies, written for THE GLOBE, by lady of
high repute as a writer, will he found on
the first page.
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The Crcedmoor Prizes.

New YoRK: Oct. o.
AT Creedmoor to-pay, in the open CON
test for a combination rifle and silver
medal, the highest score was 40, which was
made by r. Omand, of Canadr, and G.
Richards, of the Seventh regiment. of
this city The next highest was 4s, made
by Lieutenant Richards, of the Victoria
Rifles, of Canada.
The gun prize was won by team from
the 10Th regiment The Army and Navy
journal challenge cup won by the 22d re-
giment, score 211. Second division match
for which the 14th 18Th, Bed. 23d and
2Sth regiments entered teams. The first
prize was won by the 23d, second by the
32d and the third to the 2Sth regiment.
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Western Union Telegraph Co. Election

NEW OKk, OCI. y.
The directors Of the Western Union tele-
graph company elected at the stockholders
annual meeting yesterday, met this morn
ing and affected an organization by the
election of the following officers Prcs-
dent, William orion Vice Presidents. A.
Il. Cornell, Augustus Sehell, Marvin Green,
George II. Mumford, Harrison Durkee :;
Executive committee, William orion, Jas.
H. Banter, Alonzo b. Cornell, Harrison
Durkee, Marvin Green, Joseph IIarker,
Edwin ID. Morgan, Augustus Schell, w.
X. Thornc. G. Vanderbilt, Frank Work.
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The Situation at Shreveport.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 8.
Of siXty-three nurses and physicians sent
by the Howard Association to Shreveport,
not one has taken the fever. Fifty-sx
nurses have been sent by them to Memphis,
and today request for twenty-five addi-
tional female nurses was received. The
fever is reported as increasing, and the
death of several prominent citizens is re-
ported.
A special dispatch from Shreveport to
the Picayune says the backbone of the cpl
dcmic is broken but only ice will destroy
poison more malignant than any he eyer
met. Rev. Father Leonard died of fever at
Shreveport this morning. He was score
tary of Bishop of Natchitoches, and makes
the third priest of that diocese who has
died of the fever
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Special TO the GLOBE.
FROM BURLINGTON.
Incendiary Fire.

BURLINGTON, Oct. g.
The barn of Chief Engineer Hiram S.
White on Elm street in this city, was de-
stroyed by fire at about 10 o'clock this
morning. 1t was thought at first the entire
property of Mr.. White would be destroyed
but by the indefatigable efforts of the fire
brigade, who were all promptly on the
spot, the loss was confined to the barn and
portion of the kitchen. Much damage
was done the residence from water.
The fire was undoubtedly an incen
diary one, as a strange man was
seen near the barn but few moments
before the fire broke out, by a domestic,
who asked him his business, when he
fled. Smoke was seen issuing from the hay
NOW some ten minutes after.
Mr.. Whites loss is about 5000 on barn
and $500 on dwelling partially insured
in the Vermont Mutual Y.
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The Confessed Nathan Murderer.

New York. Oct 0.
Captain Irving, with Detective Dusen-
bury, arrived this morning from San Fran
cisco, having in custody John T. Irving, of
whom much is said, and who claims to
know all about the Nathan murder. Cap
tain Irwin gave strict orders not to allow
any one to see Or speak with the prisoner
until further orders.
1t is said Irving will prove that Kelly
now in Sing Sing killed Nathan with the
iron dog which was obtained of caulker
in the Brooklyn navy yard; that $40, 900
in bonds which were in Nathan's safe were
seen in Kelly's hands few days after the
murder; that these bonds were negotiated
and that Nathane's watch and chain were
pawned in Centre street day the after the
murder
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REFORM SCHoOL.-The trustees of the
State Reform School, Hon. James NJ.
Slade Of NIlddlebury, Hon, John l.. Mason
of Richmond, and Ex-Gov. Dillingham; Of
Waterbury, made visit to the institution
Wednesday, and found everything in excel
lent shape. The number of inmates is
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New York. oct 0.
The man who registered at Frcnch's
hotel, in this city, last Friday night, as
Murphy, who had kept steadily drunk
since then, and was found, Tuesday morn
ing, dead on his bed, proves, by papers in
his pocket and the inscription on his fine
gold watch, to have really been J. f. Foley,
and to have been Catholic priest. at one
time officiating at IIoosac tunnel, where his
people had presented him the watch. An
inquest is to be held.