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mon 70 good Extra western and state 80 900
10 for good TO choice 20 y 70 q 3 % foi
common to choice White wheat western Extra ,
! 2, % oil GO for common TO choice extra St
Louis. Market closed dull.
RYE rLoUR.-1he market Is quiet and I'm
CoRS MEAL. - The market for corn meal Is
quiet at 3 25a 10 Tor western 40 90 todto
wnrsKEy.--Thc market Is | cent better al
| o9c
WHEAT. Receipts 475, 100 bush. The market
more. active ana IS &c lower. Holders are dts
! posed 10 realize ana offer stock freely, Ike de-
| mand being chiefly for export. Sales OF $4,000
bush Sl.33ai.l0 for rejected spring 81 40 to DC
| for No spring 81 81 Tor Iowa spring 81 20 tU
81 70 fair to and strictly prime No Chicago
tl.53 for very choice do si.G5 to 1G1 for winter
| rcI western 81 IS to 20 for amber western
a 20 for white western 81 20 winter Canada ia
bond The market closed a littl0 steadicrw with
RYE-The market is steady for prime. Sales
OF 5000 bushels unsound canada Il IA bond at
BAnLEy.--Thc market IS quiet. Sales OF
D,0l0 bushels 4 r0wed state sold at ~ 20.
HARLEY MAIT. - Market II steady and In fair
| request o0o) bushels choice Canada western az
CoRS.-Recclpls 2GG 2O5 bushels. The market
active. p higher chiefly for home trade. Sales
ui 25'nJ bush at GirGI &c Tor steamer western
mixed; 6a@GsNc Tor sail do; 0Gj5c for high
nlNed ana yellow western 60 GToc for white
QArs -i,ccclpts 25,G5G bush. Market opened
bushels at 4, 10 49, for prime mixed western
ailpat = 10 i5'i and 10 foI unspun1 90: 4saJ2c
l"r White western; IL 10 Is FOR black western.
hGGs-'lhc market Is quiet and nlm at 22o
Yania. "'''
nAr.--Mori;c, IS quiet and firm SIS to 81 for
prime.
ilIIo,rs,-2ulct and steady. Sales Of 90 bushels
qIQted al d. California, co 10 COZ.
:, COFFEE Market IS quiet and VERY urn.
Rio at 2iG23c.
SUGAR, - MARKET is duli fair to gooi raiiu
in4a TO a.. Sales OF % hhdS ut 90,
MOLAssE-.-Fhc market is quiet and frm.
ticE.Market Is quiet and steady Carolina
pETHoLKuN. The market Is urn and nomi.
nal at Gisc Tor crude and lie for refined.
Ipial stock on grain Ia warehouse sept. lath
1879
,,, bushels
Wheat .t........... ....,.............. 2p22s
.............. .2,2S3,1st
'''''''''' .''............. 53,5;s
iNc....',. ................... 81 ,2G.,
iidricE =; Observation-Disclosures. 6,OOl
barleN ..................... 229.9s4
Fca,. Observation-Disclosures. sStL
PoRk.-Thc market Is IN inir demand: ncW
mCS, Sl' 70 Tor now moss SIG 10 for old do
BtEf.-Markct J. dul at = c 10 10 Tor plain
nnSs 81 300 IL 90 tor oNira do.
BEEf HAMS. - Market is quiet at isW2cC for
common TO primo lots.
1'fERcE BtrF-Narkoi /, quic, at 16,ai7c for
prime mess: l7o2o 20 for India mess.
ctr MEATS. Market is teady ut -, Tor hams
- tor shoulders middlcS iirm long clear
SIC short ribs and shoulders Mt 9 long clear
i1nD.EMarkcr &, active; old western
BrIrnn.- NarKcl J., brm with fair demand at
da9ac Tor far io prtmr Wcstern gGda2 for
state.
Cuf"-E. Market j, quiet and firm a,
l2e IL az Tor fairto nrliac state factory.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE. TUESDAY M

On Saturday Frank L. Angler. OF Put
ncy, for lntoxication fined $1,000. and
paid.
Thaddcus Guindon of Poullnoy. same Of
tense fined 1894, and paid.
Joseph Douglass of Rutland, for same
offense, fined s1394, and paid.
These parties disclosed on
James Hayward, who was fined $3.50,
and appealed.
Paige & Tolhursi, fined Si,.56 mp.
pcalcd.
NJ X liotchkiss. fined ser 80 mp.
pcalcd.
A. ]. Smith, fined S2i5G; paid
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NEw YoEH, Sept ii.
The warrent for the arrest of city treas
urer Spragueof Brooklyn charges him with
enlightenment and malfcasancc IN Office.
found sick in bed and an officer was de.
tailed to watch the premises. District At
torncy Britton while expressing no asst
rance on the question of personal guilt be-
licvcd that one way to clear the matter ur
is to bring the case to honest trial ll Mr..
Spraguc i, clear handed that will appear,
if he is not then he will have to take The
consequences.
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Gov. DiX's last Veto.

ALBANY. Sept. 10.
Gov Din has vetoed the New York
newspaper claims hill. Icrccitcs the his
already had concerning them. and says the
effect of the bill would he to revive and
reopen a large number Of fraudulent or
cNorbitant claims. which have already been
before the courts or before the board of
audit, under chapter 31S, of the laws Of
1872. and upon which action of the board
was prevented by the claimants them
selves.
II il not intimatcd. ~ already stated,
that some of these claims may not have
reasonable grounds for hearing, and il
the bill had provided for the revival and
continuance of the board of apportionmcnt
and audit In order to consider them as it
was empowered 10 consider other claims
on the city treasury should chccrtully
have given ii my approval.
But this bill not only takes these eases
out of the ordinary course of official or jul
dical examination. and adjustment by
locating an extraordinary board of appeal
and arbitration. but ii places the latter UNI
der restrictions which might he very UNI
just to the city by giving validity to frau
dulcnt demands against it. These rcstrc-
tions would operate solely for the benefit of
dishonest claimants No honest one needs
them. The hill is not only Objectionable
on account Of these old claims bnt because
it embraces all claims Of the same nature
prior oihc i,t Of May, 1873, rcviving the
board of apportionmcnt and audit for the
purpose of disposing of them and making
its awards subject 10 appeal 10 the com
missOner>.
1t applies the same process or adjust
mcnt to claims for work done under re-
form government a. 10 those which arose
under faithcss and unscrupulous admin
istration which preceded it. Advertisement
under the former can he paid for like all
other work ordered by it, by proper ac-
counting officers, and there is no reason
/ why it should he exempt from the ordinary
rules Of examination and settlement.
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Severe Gale on Western Lakes.
VESSELS forSDERED.

VESSELS forSDEgED.
DETROIT, Mich. sept. H.
y severe ,outbwestcrly gale prevails over
lronsidcs, Of the milwaukee, and Grand
Haven line Goundcrcd about noon, six
miles from Grand Haven. The sea is run
ming very heavy Three of the ironsidcs
boats reached shore with twen,y-threc per-
sons. There a,c also other boats that have
not yc, been heard from. 1t is not known
how many persons were on board. Six
schoorcrs have gone of the beach ut Grand
Haven since this morning
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The Kelsey Case.

New YORK. Sept. 10.
II is expected that the Suffolk county
grand jury, which meets to-day, will begin
fresh investigations in the Kelsey outrage
and fresh indictments arc expected, based
on additional revelations already made. Tho
excitement continues through the county
Nincty-flvc per cent of the people arc
represented as sympathizing with the KEEL
sey party. 1t is generally expected that
some one of the mob who made way with
him will turn states evidence
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\ CIVIL SUlT.-A suit has been brought
against C.. NJ. Wilcox Of Gulford, by the
widow of the late William Smith, for
81 200, under the act passed by the Legis-
laturc of 1870, for damage sustained by the
death of her husband, who was killed in
the fracas of July1th, she claiming that the
liquor causing the fracas was purchased of
Wilcox
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The International Exhibition.

BrFfMo, Sept -.
The International Industrial exhibition
will be opened for the reception of goods
on Thursday next. Gen. Meyer of the
United States signal service corps to-day
ordered full set of apparatus to be sent
from Washington and weather reports will
bc printed in the exhibition building. 1t
Is feared the storm tonight will prevent
the balloon ascension tomorrow.
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New Church Organ.

Baptist Church in this village, pipe or
gan, from the mandatory Of John G.
Marklove, of Utica, n. y. This is the
first organ that Mr.. Marklovc has in Yer
mont, and will be good specimen of his
work, its price at the factory hcing
$4,000.
The organ is described as follows. viz
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4 Failure.
New York. sept.

INV VIM TF' TV
y Vienna letter says that in anticipation
of a large influx Of strangers private COM
panics built elegant hotels upon flat-boats
and iloatcl them in the canal. expecting
that they woudbc largely patronizcd. The
speculation has. however, proved com
plete failure. and the proprictors now ask
the city 10 purchase them as floating hos
nitnla
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The Late Ten. McCO0k.

CHICAGO. sept. H.
\ special train bearing the remains Of
Gen. Edwin ). McCook, who was assa-si-
mated at Yankton on Friday. passed
through this city yesterday en- rotc to Gin
cinnati. The body was accompanied by
Gov. Burbank and number Of the most
prominent citizens of Dakota.
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Enters upon his Duties.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ID.
Alexander Il. Sheppard to-day entered
upon the Office of governor of the District
of Columbia, the oath having been admin
istercd to him by Judge Macarthur, at the
residence of his predecessor.
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NEW loIK. sept Il.
LATEST MONETARY.
Money was easier at the close with some
loans at per cent? with the bulk of huslne, NJ
from to gold.
Carving rates were from to & per cent cur
rcncy
The clearings at the Gold Exchange to-day
were sol, 100000
Treasury disbursements to-day amountcd TO
$1,000.
The Custom, receipts to-day amounted In
s55s,OOO.
There was an improved feeling in financial
circles to-day.
1t Is stated that parties in the Canada South
crn interest will meet on THURSDAY next, when
the company will probably be reconstructed on
u sound basis and It's present embarrassment
removed.
Stocks were moderately active Erie showed
the widest fluctuations. The report that pr
lerred stock Inns been placed on regular call
on London Exchange sent II up per cent sine >
SATURDAY., closing AT ~ 20 eN-diyldend,.
Other changes not striking,
Gold closed nj III.
Governments dull
Money at per cent COLA.
State bonds quiet.
stocks steady,
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The WOODSTOCK RAILROAD. The Wood
stock Standard has reliable information
that the Portland and Oswcgo railroad is
not yet given up, and says that the pros
pect is that the road will be completed
from Cornish, Maine, to Meredith. y H.,
before great while.
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NeW York Produce Market.
NEW YORK Sent Il

CoIroS-In fair request for spinning at &c
decllEe on al grades except Ordinary small Of
ferings OF new cotton ON wharf and TO arrive at
nc concession. Sales OF ~ bales ut 20hfc for
middling uplands.
FLoUR.-Receipts, q, ssT bbls. The market is
dull and heavy Tor all grades except supernne
and No 9 Duluth OF which stock Is light,
Sales OF 10 800 barrels at s. 90 a6 20 for supor
ne Western and State; 500 @69 90 for com
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The lIarBer Dedication.
WAsnrSoToH, Sept.

A telegram from the special agent en-
gagged In examining the accounts of inter-
nal revenue collector Harper in Illinois
states that the amount Of dcfalcoton IL
Sls5,1iS. lG, Of which 81 ,gfS is is p DE-.
licicncy in stamps and on lists.
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Raid ON italian PadrOncs.
PHILApELl,nIA. Sent. 15.

PHILADELpIiIA, Sept. Is.
In the raid on the Italian children to-day
the police made 1852 arrests, including 30
girls; nine houses were visited and the
padroncs were also captured.
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MARRIAGES..

In Whitehall, Angus, Il, 10y Rev. & \ john
son, Aired simmons OF Fort Ann. y and Jen-
nettc Butler of Dresden.
In whitehall. August q, 10y Rev & \ johnson.
Charles q Williams OF MechanlcSyllr, w., and
Hannah Proctor OF Boston, Mass.
In Whitehall, Mt Halls hotel, August 80, by
Rev johnson, George II Granger Of Middle
Granville, Y, and Elmlra Ingleslon Of Hyde
VILE.
In Brandon, september ~, by Rev Franklin
Tuxbury, Frederick II Harrington ana Ella ;
Reynolds.
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MECiiANlCsNiLlE.

AS =. +. Chase and wife were returning
from Ludlow, Friday Sept. 12th, when near
his store house driving a young spirited
horse the bolt which attached the while
tree to the cross-bar of the thils pulled out
letting the thlls drop to the ground
and throwing both Of them out, the horse
escaping from him, but luckily neither of
them were seriously injured.
The streams in this vicinity arc very low
and many of the shops cannot run more
than quarter of the time for lack of
water.
=. +. Chase, toy manufacturer, sold more
goods in the month of August than ever be-
fore in the same month and his monthly
sales have been greater the present than IN
previous years, with the exception of one
month.
Rev. p. n. Granger agent Of the State
Temperance Society, lectures in Mechanics
vile, Thursday evening, Sept. %.
Rev. David Boswcrth, Second Advent
is to preach in Mcchanicsvillc Sunday
Sept. 2ls,.
Grin, only child Of Henry and Jesstn;
Jaynith. died Sept. eth. aged five years.
u. =. p.
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The BAPTIST SEMINARY. Ninety nine
of the one hundred thousand dollar endow-
ment fund, for the Saxton's River Baptist
Classical Seminary, arc reported as already
subscribed.
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Billiards.

CutcAGo. sept. -.
\ billiard tournament, at which prizes To
the amount of $1,000 will he awarded. has
been arranged to commence here ON the Isl
of November next
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Irving to be Brought to New York.

New YoRK, Sept. Is.
Detectives Irving and Duscnbury start in
few days for San Francisco to bring Jno.
7. Irving here to testify relative to the
Nathan murder
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DRAWS his MONEY.

In obcying to the percmptory writ of
mandamus, issued by Judge Fancher of the
Supreme Court, Commissioner Van Mort
of the Department of Public Works, to-day
drew his requsitlon on the finance depart
mcnt
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BRANDON BUTTER MARKET. The mar
ket for butter on Friday, Sept. 18th, at
Brandon was brisk. Prices ranged from
~ to 80 cents Nearly 1000 pounds were
cold.
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Rutland County.
EAST wALLiNOroRD.

bNSI NhIiiNofOIIp.
A. A. Wheeock, an editor and speaker
from Massachusetts,, will speak at the Bap-
tlst church, on Tuesday evening subject ;
Modern Spirtualsm."
Joseph Haskell, "a years old, was seen
leading Asa Warren, the blind mechanic,
from Tarbelsvlle, around the streets,
showing him the town, one day lately.
Deacon Isham White recently dug 100
bushels of early rose potatoes, from little
less than half an acre of land.
Potatoes are selling for 40 cents and scy-
eral car loads are being sent off at that
price.
Butter is selling at 20 and q cents
Many of the best judges hcrcabouts arc
very much dissatisfied at the result of The
trotting at the State Fair, and many are
ready to help raise money to build good
mile track at Rutland, of good material, so
some good time can be made.
FAtGuAvES.
l.. Il. Clogston, machinist of this place,
has invented gang for saving marble,
which bids fair to completely rcyolutionizc
the business. One of these gangs is now in
operation at the marble mill of ]. Adams
& Sons II works upon an entirely new
principle, but its chief merit is simplicity
of construction. Being built almost entire
~ of wrought iron. q large amount of dead
weight Is removed, consequently there Is
Jess friction and less power is required TO
do the same work, while il can be run at
much higher rate of speed than any other
gang. The screw and level gear arrange
mcnt, used in the Mcrrman feed is in this
gang entirely superseded by II peculiar de
wise almost entirely preventing friction and
lost motion. II is the opinion of all prac-
teal marble sawycrs who have examined
this gang that it is far superior to anything
of the kind which has vet been constructed.
Geo. VI. Fuller, Esq. met with quite
painful accident on Tuesday of last week.
He was returning from Rutland. riding in
the caboosc of the freight train, when II
sudden lurch of the vehicle, occurring sim
ultancouslv with sudden lurch of Il Ger
tain wcighty dentist of this place. threw
Mr.. Fuller violently against pile of bag
gage. seriously hruising his shoulder. He
has since been unable 10 attend to business.
suffering much pain and having little use Of
his left arm. p.
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CHEESE FACTORIES. The number of
cheese factories in Vermont has reached
siXty-scvcn.
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RAGING FIRES. Fires are raging In the
woods at Swanton and the village of Swan
ton Falls Ia endangered.
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Post office.

Harlem Extension way, o.o5 q. NJ, ana geo p. m
Eastern way, li.a0 n. m.
Troy way, 1910 p. m.
Troy, 1910 p m, $3.50 p. M, ana $50 y. Ia.
Abnny, 1910 p m, $40 p. M. ana H.' T.. il.
Boston, IL 40 a. M, and $50 y. N.
tlanadas, l.15 y. IN.
Northern way, 200 p. IN.
Burlington 200 p. IN. and $40 p. III.
IA 'atoga way, $50 D. M
Ne York, $50 p. m and $50 u. m.
col necticut River way, $40 y. m.
Woodstock way, (Stage) LOO y. N.
thittenden, Tuesdays and SATURDAY = B."r D. n.
stockbrdge stage, 100 p. IN.
MAILS ARRIVE
Harlem Extension way, 9.95 p. IN.
Eastern way, 1920 y. IN.
Troy way, 4.55 p. m.
Troy, l.40 n. M, l1.45 Il. IN. and i.55 T.. la
Albany, lla5 H. m., d.55 and $40 p. "a.
Boston, Lao Il. m. and $50 y. N.
tanadas, 1910 n. m.
Northern way, ll.32 a. III.
Burlington, 1910 and IL .32 n. n.
Saratoga way, ll.45 q. IN.
New York, II As n. IN. and i.55 y. IA.
Connecticut River way, $40 p IN.
Woodstock way, (stage) 1l.55 a. IN.
Chlttenden, tuesdays and SATURDAYS 1919 AIN.
Stockbridge STAGE, 1890 p. IN.
.E-Mas Will he promptly closed At the Specl-
iced hour; all letters deposited In the street
boxes VIII be collected at S.45 and Il 90 a. M,
1910, 49, 1905 and last collection for all night
mails, at 300 p. m. All letters deposited In the
Letter Box mt the Depot viii be collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous 10 the de-
parture OF each mail train
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IlDDIETOwN.

MiddlcOwn Springs have presented II
lively appearance this season The Mont
vert Hotel has entertained large number
Of boardcrs since the first OF June, and the
prospects for this house. in the future, are
highly encouraging. Among those who
have entertained visitor, this season, at
their private residences. is Mr. f.. Il. Cook.
Ilc resides about one mile west of the
Springs. ON the Poultncv road, and has a
beautiful location. and all the comforts
which city people, seeking the country,
desire, can be obtained. Mr.. Cook has ac-
commodatcd considerable many this season,
as usual. Among his boardcrs are Hon.
W. \. Cour7cr. Mayor Of Elizabeth City,
n. j., and his family, consisting of nine
members. This is their fourth year at his
house. The family left for their home last
week, having hcci there since June LIST.
Several other boarders have lett but new
ones continue 10 arrive. The Bosworth
family of New York City came to Mr..
Cooks last week, and others arc expected.
The advantages of Mddletown Springs as
a summer resort. are fast becoming known.
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In Pitt sford, september q, Anna. widow Of
the late Thomas Willis, aged % years. months
and days.
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On Tuesday, for New England, fresh to
brisk southcrly winds, yeerng to westerly,
higher temperature and generally cloudy
weather with rain.
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Hon. lloyt II. Wheeler, Chief Judge.
Hon. lsaacC G. Wheaton,, Assistant
Hon lliel llollister, Judges.
Henry II. Smith, Clerk.
William VI. Field, Sheriff.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPlRfrRE or TRAINS.
GRAMS ARRrvE AZ RrflNSp.
ffiin Bellows Fails, llo & ago O.. IN, a:2o 4
500 Y. Ia,
burlington le;l0 - 'li;G2 "a. m, 100 a 900
y. m.
l'Ort Henry, 1892 a. Il,
Remington. 'is:os y. H., SEQ a 9:g5 ~.
10.
saratoga. ll;l5 n. H., 300 p. 10,
sp'em, i;l9 $3.50 e.. IN, 1890 , "l,as' ~ in.
GRAINS LEAYE RUTLAND.
{ r Fellows Falls. i9:ho & 1890 e. M, is:pN $3.50
y. ~.
Burlington, 1919 $50 g.. m. 2ao a.o5 p.
lg.
For, Henry, a:pJ y. N.
Bennington. 1900 1850 q. H., a 1928 y. IN.
saratoga, 800 Il. IN, IS 1850 y. IN.
salem, 2:i0 A 300 u. m, 100 q 1900 p. IA.
Mail Train Mixed.
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BY the Cable.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 10.
ARRIVED.

The steamer Gaelic from New York has
arrived
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The organ is expected to be in order and
ready for use in the church during the pre-
sent week Mr.. Markloyc himself Is here
engaged in putting up the organ.
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Weather Probabilities.


WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
CmIEr SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON,
u. G., Sept. Is, 1878 7. NJ. y
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NISg PHILS.

ErriAND CorNlY COURT. sErreMBER TERM,
1873.
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Chr Rutland 1ailu 6lohs
ARRIVAL AND Drr,RrrRr or TRAINS.

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1873.
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|. ]. Smith, lined ssi.5o paid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-25
BIG JOB.

A man in Lafayette, Ind, ia about to
accomplish a herculean task, and to
execute 1t, proposes to start n paper.
OF course that will accomplish the OBJ
ject. The name Of the mighty engine
which Is in process Of incubation, is to
be the Siege. and Its work is announced
by the proprietor as follows:
To stop the importation and manu-
facture. rs we'll rs the sale and use OF
liquor ; to break down all monopolies;
bring abont the repeal of lax divorce
laws; regain for the family the health
full Influence it should exert In u So
cial system ; substitute arbitration for
war; promote universe! love; strength
en- the moral attributes Of the Govern
ment; enforce home economy; estab-
lish a n~on-sectarian school system /;
suppress political partisanship; super
sede selfish political economy by a
more philanthropic plan, and defend
labor against capital.
A New York Tribune editor has been
reading this prospectus, and overcome
with astonishment, exclaims: "And
all oil US a see this done by simply
paying II year. Truly the Press is
a mighty power"