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A pheasant wedding.

4 very pleasant wedding occurred at
Cornwall on Tuesday evening last, the par
ties being Mr.. Wm. f. Lewis of Brandon,
and Miss Julia L. lIolley of Cornwall. The
quests to the number Of seventy com
mencel arriving early in the evening, at
the residence of the brides mother, and at
eight o'clock the marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev. MIR, Roberts OF the
Episcopal church at Brandon in very
happy and impressive manner The BRIDE
was given away by the Rev ). W, McGlil
of Cornwall. After the usual congraiula-
tons, elegant refreshments were served
II side table were seen numerous elegant
and costly presents, which the many friends
of the fair bride had brought as II token OF
their esteem and friendship.
Mr.. Lewis is well known in Brandon as
the popular Assistant Superintendent a,
the Howe Scale Mandatory, and Miss
uolley had hecn special favoriic IN Corn
wall society, and most highly esteemed by
all who knew her. The happy couple lief,
for New York city on the II p. m. train
with the best wishes of all in attendance al
the wedding.
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Special TO the Globe.
FROM MONTPELIER.
Insurance Elections.
MoSTPELlEE. Oct. 10.

MoSTPELiEE. Oct. 10.
The annual elections OF the insurance
companies were held to-day.
The Vermont Mutual elected the same
Board of Directors as last year, with the
exception OF Hon. Lyman G. Hinkley Of
Chelsea. in place of b. W. Bartholomew,
deceased. Daniel Baldwin was elected
President, ". II. III. Bingham Nicc-Presi-
dent. j. T. Sahn Secretary, and ]. T.
Thnrston Treasurer. Henry ". Porter
was reelected Director for Rutland
county.
The directors cf the Farmers insurance
Company are the same as last year with
the exception of NJ. !. Francisco for Rnt-
land county, in place Of Bradley Fish, and
+. c. Roberts of Ludlow, for Windsor
county
The Vermont Historical Society elected
mostly the old board of officers. d.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE THURSDAY MORNING. oCTO

DrTrEa MARKETS. The st. Albans
market on Tuesday was fairly active at the
following quotations; Common to fair, 90
to % cents; medium 10 good, O. 10 80
cents, 90 to 40 cents for fall made, up.
proved farm dairy choice, 81 to 80; q few
lots selected at SO cents. There was offered
and sold at the Richmond market, about
e5O tubs of butter, bringing for gilt edge
go to a. choice 80 to 80, and simmer
diaries 25 to 30. About 400 boxes Of cheese
were received and sold for II to 12c for
plain, and 921 to 13c for sage. Also 400
boxes were received for consignment
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TEMPERANCE LEoIsLATioS. The Frank.
lin County Good Templars Union at its re-
cent session adopted resolution on the
subject of temperance Legislation, giving
expression to the opinion thai full and SUI
ficcnt temperance legislation cannot he re-
lied on from present political parties, there
fore the time has come when the temper
ance vote Of the state should he organized
for The purpose Of cffectual political action,
securing the nomination and election of
legislators who will pass all needed laws in
favor Of temperance and prohibition. and
we do hereby pledge ourselves as temper
ance men to assist in carrying out the
action.
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Agents for tiae Giobc.

II. l.. Stilson. Bennington.
II. +. Morgan, Wallingford.
Herbert Smith, Factory Point
II. s. Hard, Arlington.
VI. y. Kelley, South Walllngford.
e. c. Pierce. East Clarendon.
L. j. Carpenter, Brattleboro.
Gibbs q Co.. Brandon.
Dennlson brothers, Pitts!1id.
". NJ. Day, Mlddlebury.
Rufus Holt, Pltlstield.
j. d. Culver, llydeNllle.
4. X. Horton, Clarendon.
u. 7. Peabody, Plttstord
Alden & CO., Middlehury.
II. r. Spencer, sutherland Fans.
J. n. Haskell, Fairhaven.
4. l.. Kellogg, CastletOn.
II. Gilmore, West Rutland.
L, johnson, West PaWlet.
". =. iSassctt. MiddietOwu.
James Rice, Pawlet.
j +. Parmenter, MechauiosNllic.
D. Horton, Mount Holly.
". W. Iiibbard, pOultneN.
p. Uolton. Dandy Corners.
William Pierce. DANNY
u. 4. Carter, Benson.
W. II. Hull, Wells.
o. +. Woods, Bellows faii-.
7. II Robbins, Chester.
+. X Allen, East Walllng10rd
sherman Brothers. Ludlow.
Brown Is Clark, Chittendcn
j. ID. Pur,iv. Manchester.
: NJ Southland. NerEenneS.
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The Ohio Election.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 10.
Additional returns show steady demo-
cratic gains. The democrats are claiming
the legislature sure, and have hapcs Of
their state ticket. The republicans are
not disposed TO concede the state ticket,
but have about given up the Legislature.
Returns are very mcagre, especially from
the cities. Returns have been received
from seventy-ninc townships, including
Xenia, one ward of Cleveland and one
ward in Toledo. These show democratic
gains of nearly 1000 over the vote for
secretary of state. The secretary of the
republican central committee claims the
election of the republican state ticket by
5000 to 10000 majority. While the
chairman of the democratic committee
does not concedc this, he is not sure as to
the success of the democratic ticket.
TOLEDO, Oct IS.
Thirteen towns in Lucas county and the
sixth and eighth ward of Toledo give
Noyes, republican, for governTr 1850 ma.
jority.
LATER
TOLEDO, Get. 10
Lucas county, except two townships, and
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seutlnnd County.
BRANDON.


William T. Blodgett of New York, form
erly of Brandon, has just purchased the
well-known residence and property OF the
late Peruvian minister, +. l.. Barreda, at
Newport, r. l., for S25O,00O This is the
most spacious and elegant summer resi-
dencc in America, and was occupied the
past season by 4. B. Stockwell, the New
York stock operator, who paid $4,000 rent
for three months.
Farmers Chapter OF Masons holds its
regular convocation on Wednesday even
ing next.
Insurance men have been al Brandon
adjusting the losses at the recent fire.
Colonel MCGOWAN and John Buslan
were armigned before Justice d. n. Peck
and fined 50 and costs each for shooting "A
turkey belonging to Deacon Seldom, on
Sunday, Sept. 90.
5. L. Goodell Esq, has sold a hall in
terest in now marble quarry to parties in
Clarcmont, n. H., for $4,000 Mr.,
Goodell has also purchased Il new steam
drill for his old quarry which will do the
work Of sixty men.
The Brandon Union says, the recent fire
is supposed to have been sci by an incen.
diary, and probably by some one who was
recently discharged.
The dryhouse Of the Brandon manufac'
turing company is being repaired, and the
old iron from burned scales and trucks Is
being removed from the ruins
| HrBDARDToS.
Rev. Lucius Adams of Whitehall Is sup
plying the pulpit Of the Congregations
Church in Hubbardon.
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PROMPT PAYMENT or LITE INSCRA nee
y. T., October 9TH, 1873
This is TO certify that my late husband, George
c. Martin, has Insured in the Phoenix Mutual
October 10th, 1868, Tor 5000 on the life plan.
The premium was s194.6O, which was paid half
cash ana half note. lie died June Sth, 1873, and
| have this day received from V. G. MeyerhOiIer
general agent OF said company, draft In full
settlement of said policy ana dividends 10 the
amount OF 1855, cancelllng the four notes given
for half OF the premium, and not deducted from
the policy. The claim was settled promptly
and satisfactorily to me by their agent Mt Ru'-
land. and without any expense whatever.
oct Is d5t&wlt SARAH K. MARTiS
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Allen & Drew. 81 Merchants Row, are
selling goods a, cost for 30 days, 20 close
ont stock Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods
and Ready Made Clothing. Good Goods
at very low prices.
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Harlem Extension was, g.Q5 a. H., ana Y4l y. "a.
Eastern way, il.sJ q. IN
troy way, 1910 p. N, ,o,
Troy, 1910 p. me- $40 ?. m, oho w. p. NJ
Albany, 1910 p H.. s.sl ~ TO- anu ''"Y p IA
Boston, ii.40 Il. m, and $40 y. N.
CanadaS, l.15 p. N.
northern way, 200 r. ~.
'rllngton. 200 y. III. ana P1p y ~.
Sa 'atoga way, $50 y. 10.
Ne York, 800 y. m, and $50 y. N.
coi necticut River way, 800 n. IN.
WOODSTOCK WAY, Stage 100 p. IN.
Chlttendcn, CrUesd1yS and SATURDAYS. $40 r. ~.
Sto9khridgc STAGE, l;e2 =. m.
NAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem EXTENSION way, 9.e5 p IL
Eastern way, 2.s0 p. IN.
Troy way. 1856 p, IN.
Troy, 10 a. In, il45 u. IN. aud i.55 p. IN
ALBANY, II 40 @. H., d.55 ana 0.lQ p. m.
Boston, I. 40 o, IN. and 2.S0 =. IN.
Canadas, i2.4o Il. IN.
northern way, ll.52 q. m.
burlington, 12.40 ana ll.s2 a. ~.
Saratoga way, Has q. IN.
New York, ii .45 n. N. and 40 p. III.
Connecticut River way, s.40 p H.
WOODSTOCK way, (stageI lbs q, m.
.Chittcnden, crues1ayS and Sdturday@ lo.'o a.ii.
Stockbrlige (stagcl, 1880 +. Ia.
rR-llails will he promptly closed at the speci-
scci hOur; all letters deposited IN the street
hoxe3 viii he collected at S.45 and Hoo o. M,
fs.i0. l.8a, sos and last collection for all night
malls, ~ 600 D. II. All letters deposited In the
letter Box at tn Depot Will be collected by
Homie Agents five minutes previous 90 tho de-
uerturc ii ich mail trala
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three wards of Toledo not yet In, give
Noyce 100 majority Cummings, demo
crat, for treasurer, Ia probably elected by
$500 najoity. The balance of the repub-
llcan IL probably elected.
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The purest ahd sweetest Cod-Liyer oil is lIaz-
ard & Caswell's made ON the sea shore, from
fresh, selected lvers, by Ca5well, Hazard Co.,
of New York. II Is absolutely pure ana sweet.
Patients who have once taken It prefer 1t TO all
others. Physicians have decided II superior to
any OF the other oils III market oci6dSw'w
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HOW TO REMOVE STAINS AND SPOTS
IRON MARRLE TIRNITTRE, etc.

The only stain which Sapollo win not remove Is
q "5taln upon the character But from marble
nantes. tables, china table ware, carpets, illr-
niturc OF every description, or any article OF
household ornament or use, the deepest DYED
stain can be instantly washed out forever by
the use of Sapolic. II Is us cheap as ordinary
bar soap, and will always DO exactly what Is
claimed Tor II, If the simple directions are iol-
lowed octllul&WlW
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DUcKEp. james X. Allan went up from
Rockland, Maine, in balloon, Thursday,
and came down In the river lie was
dragged through the water mile or two
and then swan ashore.
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Special to the Globe.
FROM BURLINGTON.
Young Mems Christian Association.
BURLINGTON, Oct. Is.

BURLINGTON, Oct. Il.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of Vermont, convened in this city to-day In
it, seventh annual session. About one
hundred were in attendance. Rev. r G
Williams opened the convention with
prayer. The following officers were elect
cd,
President, Ben X Chase, Rutland Vice
Presidents, Rev L o Brastow, Burlington
IL b Odds, Norwich Secretary, II l.
Slack, Sprngtleldi Assistant Secretary,
Albert Riggs, Ludlow; Corresponding
Secretary, C z Smith, Burlington
President Chase pertinently acknowl-
edged the honor conferred on him on
taking the chair President Buckham
made the address of welcome. VI.
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New York stock ana Money mark.,.
LATEST MONETARY.

NEW lORk, Oct. 10
LATEST MONETARY.
Money loaned at from per cent 70 ~ pre-
MUM bulk, with the bulk OF business at Hqk
por cont.
Greenbacks ACsi per cont premium.
The Customs receipts to-day amounted to
eco.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
$4,000.
Gold carrying rates, ;@3-le
The clearings at tho Gold Exchange to-day
were 81, 100000.
Stocks were unsettled, and declined on the
first call las per cent. and reached the lowest
prices since the panic. later the market re.
covered 1@lK per cent, with final reaction OF
kal-2i per cent from the Highest point OF the
day. The chief fluctuations were In Vanderbilt
Panama, Rock Island, Wabash and Pacific
Mail.
Governments dull.
Money loaned at y and interest bid
State bonds quiet.
Gold closed closed at i0sA..
Stocks closed firm
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BftfTtRa.

For Thursday in the Middle and Eastern
states easterly winds, partly cloudy and
clear weather, with somewhat lower TEN.
pera,ure.
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VIA fs RuAGES.

In Rutland, at the residence OF the brides
parents, oct. 18th, by Rev. L. Mills, Mr.. Joseph
Guerton, and Miss Flora A. Stewards: both OF
Rutland.
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HAY. The forty-onc towns of largest
agricultural production in the state yield
5000 tons Of hay each, or upward. an
ut,nlly
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF TnR J
CarEr SroSAL OFFICER, WAsHiSoros,
D. c., Oct. 10, 1873 p. M.
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DEATHS.

At Whitehall, n. Y, Oct. 10, sllas P. Whitney,
aged 60 years.
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/. Address by Hon. David [ Nicholson
.. Address by Henry Hall of Rutland
3. Address by Col, Aldaco + Walker OF
Rutland.
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rnr Towx OF wALLINGFORD.

THE TOWN OF WALLINGFORD.
its One unndredth Anniversary.
THE THIRD ANNUAL FAIR.
. r
Opening Address of Rev. DR.. Walker.
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Award Of premiums.

In consequence of tho death OF Mr.. Has
kins, Mr.. IL l. Warner, the chief marshal,
will be unable to be present o II Rounds
will act as chief marshal to-day. Mr.
Rounds is 81 years Of age, and Col. Town
send the president Of the day, is hut few
mnnths YOnnger.
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Ga the arrival of the procession at the
grounds, the following exercises will take
place
/. Historical address BY Rev. II II Saun-
derson.
Q. History Of the Batchcler manufac-
iurcrs.
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The East Wallingford cornet band, at
; o'clock, serenaded the Wallingford house,
and called out Henry Clark, of the Rutland
GLOBE, and ]. G. Baker, of the Rutland
HraM who appeared in response with
brief and fitting speeches.
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WAaY.gNGrOnD CENTENNIAL,
'ro.D1ys, programme.
Ten O'CLoCK.

Ten O'CLOCK.
Grand procession unlcr the direction OF
the mlrshals, as follows:
l. Est Wallingford cornet band.
2. A company of Continentals in Co.'S
tune.
3. Ancient vehicles of all kinds.
4. Citizens on foot.
o. Citizens on horseback.
G. Citizens in carriages.
Z. On3ers and speakers Of tho day in
carriages.
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he tIutlan(I Nailu Qolohe,
,nniyAl Ayp DEPARTURE OF TnAINs.

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1873
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iis One Unndredth Anniversary

Opening Address of Rev. Or. Walker.
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LATER.

TOLEDO, Get. 10
Lucas county, except two townships, and
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afatfhes and 9ewclru.

We have the largest and hes, assortmrlI oi
Watches ever offered In this market
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-25

CAPTAIN JACKS GUN.-The gun
which the defunct Modoc chieftain, Cap
tain Jack, fired during the late unpleasant
ness between him and the government, is
now in the Office occupied by General
Davis as his headquarters. 1t shows the
effect of hard serviceand apparently often
came in contact with hard rocks, for it is
scratched in every part, scarcely spot an
eight of an inch in extent being untouched.
1t is one of the old muzzle. loading rifles
OF the pattern Of 1868. The lock-pate
contains the following inscription "U. S.
Colts Pt. q f. A. Mfg. Co., Hartford, Conn,
1863." 1t is rather an unwiedlv weapon,
and is verv long about four and a half
feet. The barrel alone is forty inches in
length. 1t has three sights, one being
marked for hundred yards. another for
three, and the third for five hundred yards.
The sling is made of a piece of leather,
which was apparently broken in the center,
for at that point it is kept together by two
copper rivets, and it is fastened in the
bands by pieces Of buckskin. The upper
band is made of tin, and is fastened to the
stock with four small headless nails. This
piece of mechanism is apparently the
work of the hero of the lava beds, and it
shows that he prided himself on how
neatly it was done.-Porland (O) Bulle-
tin.
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STATE NEWS.

The Lynchburg Fair is said to be a
success.
The "city' council of Gordonsville has
passed an ordinance forbiding horses to
run at large in the streets.
The mountains in Virginia have lately
been covered with snow, and the editors in
the interior are calling loudly for wood.
Two old and well known citizens ol
Augusta, Colonel Franklin McCue, aged
seventy y-eight, and Mr.. John Shuey. aged
serenty-three, died this week.
They are going to have dog show at
the Mecklenburg county fair this fall, at
which premiums will be awarded for the
best fox-hounds, settlers, pointers and pups
of any breed.
An application to President Grant for
Communication of the death sentence OF
the colored man Young, the murderer OF
Hahn, the Virginia drover in Washington.
has failed and he will be hanged.
Beverly R. Johnston, esq.,, one Of
the oldest and most eminent lawyers in
the state. died in Fincastle, suddenly las I
night, of gouty affection of the stomach
and heart. His age was 10 years.
There was snow at Warm Springs eight
inches deep on Tuesday, and on the same
day snow fell from morning till noon at the
White Sulphur. There was also snow at
Allegheny station on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad.
A son of the late notorious jeff Ran
dali, who was hung near Port Republic, by
Judge Lynch, some years ago, has been
manifesting some of his fathers symptoms,
and makes early promise OF passing from
earth in the same unenviable manner.
The Gordonsville Gazette says :
"On the Bloomingdale farm in this county,
formerly owned by Judge P. P. Barbour,
but now the property of Mr.. Edward
Nalle, of New Orleans, on about twelve
acres of land were produced two hundred
and forty barrels of corn, an average o
twenty barrels to the acre."
Mrs. Ramsay, residing near Deer
field, in Augusta county, arrived a
Waynesboro' depot on Tuesday evening
last. Mr.. james Paul, her relative, was
in waiting to take her in his buggy to hi
house. some four miles in the country
| They were some three or four mile
| from the depot in cheerful conversation
when Mrs. Ramsey's head sunk for
ward, without any symptom Of pain,
was found her spirit had fled, and she wa
lfeless corpse. She was widow of Vim
Ramsay, ESQ.,, some years ago high sherii
of Augusta county.
| About 12 O'Clock on the night of th'
23d instant, fire broke out at Charlott
/ Courthouse, in the store of Daniels 4
Tucker, destroying the building and entir
stock. Two other vacant buildings wer
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TERMS /.
THE CANVASS.
ROOMS REPUBLICAN, Ex. COM, I
Rtcuuorn VI Santorn har "a (

ROOMS REPUBLICAN, Ex. conn.,
RICHMOND, Va, September %. )
HON. HORACE MAYNARD, of Tennessee,
with COLONEL r. W. HUGHES and others,
will address the people at the following times
places. -, ,.,ss
RICHMOND, October 2Stlh, at night.
SvAUNrON, October 27th. at night.
ABINGDON, November 3rd. day.
BRISTOL, November 3rd, at night.
HON. JOHN w. JENKINS will address
Republican meetings as follows:
Goochland Courthouse, October goth
Stafford Courthouse, November l.
Spottsylyania Courthouse, November ,.
Fredericksburg, at night.
Captain A. J. Terry will address the Republi-
cans OF Charlotte county as follows
AspenwalI, October 80, at IL m.
Harvey's store, November l, IL m.
r. d. Beckley, esq, by request, will speak in
Fauquier county, at the following times and
places s-,Has.s
At Bealeton, Thursday, October 30. lt-ia
Salem, Friday, October 81.
Markham, Saturday, November l. g
The Hon. W. H. II. Stowell. Captain wm T..
Fernald, Hon. George w. Graham and Hon. J.
p. Brady will address Republican meetings as
follows:
wellville, Nottoway o., Thursday Oct. 80. at
night 1900
The following appointments are announced for
r. w. Hughes, Republican candidate for COVER
nor, and Of L. H. Chandler, Republican canvass
or at large, attended by others riEsst
Patrick and Henry as may be appointed.
Hon. @. p. Ramsdell will speak at Montross,
Westmoreland county, on Monday, October 27th.
Hon j. r. Popham will speak at King Will
lam Courthouse, on Monday, October 27th
Hon. j. b. Sener, will address the people OF
the First Congressional District as follows
westmoreland Courthouse, Monday, October
9th
Appointments of the Hon. George w. Graham,
of Nottoway county, who will address the peo-
pie of the Fourth District as follows: Ssh
I.awrenceville, Brunswick county, Monday,
D "a s, October 27th EstE
Nottoway Courthouse, Saturday, November
"a 1st. ie ss fl g
Powhatan Courthouse. Monday November Sd.
Hon. James B. Sener will address Republican
meetings as follows:
Stafford Courthouse, Saturday, November !.
Spotsylvania Courthouse, Monday, Nov. 3.
Fredericksburg at night.
Per order committee,
t'H ta ALFRED NORTON,
JoHs r. PoPHAa, Chairman.
Z. ltt. Secretary. 7 p.Et4
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Arrest of ~ Physician for Poisoning
His Wife.

Arrest of ~ Physician for Poisoning
His wife.
WAYNEsBoRo', October %. Consider
able excitement has prevailed here the past
few days, owing to the sudden death of
Mrs. DR.. Hess, of Quincy, small village
near here. Her death took place last Mon
day morning, the supposition being that it
was from the effects Of poison administered
by her husband, DR.. Hess, of Quin-
cy, who was arrested on the affi-
davit of the deceased lady's sister, but
gave bail in the sum of $5 900 to await
further developments. The stomach of
deceased has been sent to chemist, to be
analysed. A eoroner's jury has been in
session during the day, but verdict not yet
rendered. The position occupied by this
family has naturally caused much excite
ment,
Ex-Pestmaster Indicted,
PITTsBURG, October 25.-Ex Post
master Stewart has been indicted for per-
jury and forgery.
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J q .
RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.--
The usual religious services will be held il
all of the city churches tomorrow except
the following special appointments:
Grace Church (Episcopal).-Rev. +. M,
Baker at IL a. m. Night services at
o'clock instead of in the afternoon, as
heretofore.
Trinity Methodist.-Servlces by the pas
tor at II a. m., and p. m. Subject at
night: "Gold for Sale"
Clay-Street Methodist. t.-Services at IL
a. m.-funeral sermon of Mrs. Mary
Fl. Turner. Services at night at u
o'clock.
Third Presbyterian.-Rev. s. j. Baird,
d. D., at II a. M, and u p. M. Church
meeting postponed from last week. imme-
diately after the morning services.
Four-Mile-Creek Baptist.-Rev. W. h.
Gitt, of Montgomery county, at ! / a. m.
Sunday, and meeting next week.
City Almshouse.-Rev. j. s. Blenner at
10 a. IN. in German.
Seventh-Street misunderstanding at
IL a. m. and "a p. m. by Rev. Joseph
z. Tyler. Subject in the morning: "The
Church and the Children"
and Benjamin Fulgum and wife, Ct
Indiana, will hold meeting for worship at
the Friends Westinghouse, on Clay street
above First, at IL a. m.
Harvietown.- Preaching by Rev. Mr..
Lindsay at II a. m. Prayer-meeting at
81 p. m.
United States COURTROOM. m.-Rev. A..
R. Miller will preach at IL a. m.