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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-18

THE POLARIs INVESTIGATIONS THE main
testimony in the second Polaris nvestga-
ton was concluded on Thursday, and
proves to be as unmportant as the first one
There is not scintilla of evidence, aside
from the delirious rawlings of Capt Hall, to
show that he died other than death from
natural causes. The testimony is also con-
current in showing that the Buddington
party made every effort in the Polaris to
find the castaways on the ice foe, and that
they were in no sence put off the vessel,
except as measure of precaution. The
Secretary of the Navy will summarize the
entire evidence and give his conclusions to
the public.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-18

ACQUITTED. Miss Mink, the Maine fe.
male who has been on trial at Rockland
for some days for the murder of her para
mour, DIR. Baker, in March last, has been
acquitted. Public sentiment has been
strongly inclined toward Miss Mink since
her arrest and many to-day think third
party committed the murder.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-18

Director Lindeman, of the United
States mint, has written an interesting ar
tlcle in relation to the coin and currency of
the country. He says that with gold at
lOSt the currency value of a silver d ola
coined in halves, is ninety-eight cents. lie
Is confident that we shall have silver cur
rency in the channels of trade long before
we get to the resumption of specie pay
ments.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-18

The RISE IN STooKs. - In explanation
OF the sudden rise in the 80 called Wander.
bilt stocks. number of rumors are atioat
among them one of an alleged sale of
$l0, 100000 worth of Vanderbilt specialties
to German bankers, the proceeds of which
are to be used by the Commodore in pro-
noting vigorous call campaign.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-18

CoBURN AND Tom ALLEN CHALLENGE
In reply to the sweeping challenge from
Tom Allen to fight Joe Coburn for So 600
side and the championship of the world
in three months, in West Virginia or Ca
NADIA in four months, for from $4,000 to
$4,000, and as soon as Allen sends $3.50 to
Geo Wilker or Frank Queen he will cover
the amount, and arrange "a place of meet
ing to sign articles. All Allen has to do
now is to send on the forfeit.
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W. W, ''' ','- ""' w! !" arms "'- Tdael
,'- ~ ''"S. "''' 'e''e'''e''' no" NaI'lng-
~" VIZ. '' ''s "V"sVIe JUS hoOic-t
' .''' ,' ..' '9''7 ~ ''."e' Jug can
'"'' "-' ''.''" ''' 0Hoer
''''''''''' '''''''i' '''' 80 N'e
'''''"''' N"' "i"e 'h'' 'hH company
must We o.'DAnaeI - iLe ur"1 waited
until the .'ted-'ape oi the government had
employed itself in making ont rs quota.
aH9 tnen MS last as orders came in for men
'Hey were ilic"Iy iil'eI-so fast even that
.'he u'"A "'s pointed out % on example,
ana NC AlJi'aut General was accustomed
10 say no rs GA Wallngfod does fill
your quota ana 70 ready Tor another
Inc sPcaher then Closed by saying tnat
al 'he many sons Of NaIllngiord were
soon 70 come back again 10 the gallant Old
town from whom he had received SO many
un'cserVed tNyors and TO whom he NOW
returned This tribute OF thanks.
HENRY HALL, ESQ,
OF Rutland. who had been ASSIGNED to
spr.,k ir,ot, i,c sul,i,,, .,r C,t r.,.r;.. ,,l
hi. land ,i,l.. ...,.....,...'
hi.,,.,,. ~ u., 80, H.. ...,,I u...c',
I.ylias was born in 1Gqi and diei I'm 1901
and WA. cors,oraru,. o., ...',.. ~ ',''
ToL;,,, o,l,.,,,,..i..r,': 49,.
services among the Indians. he suceec1od
i, 1sa.,. D.,'','' Nv ''' ''''''
tyyo larro 1n,.. If lonl H.. ,t.o ...,,... ac -,
,o, Croel rhis rn,1;,, en-, ~.
f,I ORIGIN Inn, Cos, Siis,o,. W. ' ,1,.. '.,D
.e,ts rovo % c,,err,o,,,,. ,i,ia '''''', ~,
&c hama e5s documon, or ,ho r,r, - ,La
Indian bit If bistory h,ro,ar ,,l
RESTS a doubt nc to this col Tohrsnr ,,..',
once addressed Inv one IF tho .o,ho,,s ,,.h,
eoid ..you uron,ised lie ,bat No sn,I,o
sho,ld oor,n into ,r,o oo,,,oii ,,,... ,..,
d., =, III, 1....,..- r., r,.
who stole orr lands and when be ro,s tbo
Indian drlnl, he conueIs him ia sion o,.o,.
our lands" This related TO titjcs in fine
Susauchanna valley. but shows fine way in
which Lvdios was held Inv u,o indiana
The Lv,lias titles arc valuable orl,. os
curious history for not an acre r.stcd nr,r
the grants where the titles were asked for
The plot Of land now known as Wollinr.
ford was known in latter dnvs nc eimpIv
No RI. Rutland wos No. 9 Clarenion "a
The speaker said he had read in certain
MAGAZINE an obitnarv rotico of col Ivdios
which ,.os so crlocistic in IL toro tl,o, l.
could not Inc relied ON and in .omo If if.
statements was simnlv ,idcrlous
It Is known. however. rs f,ct
thot hc ,yas p,oosp,oll,. srcco..c,1 ;,,
busino.s affairs and oj,,.ors t.l
, 1873-07-02

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,
TOR sALK-A FARM OF leo ACRES, WITH Ill.
q h9it a4aty a1A sess q sao ea!y Apply to
Clark and Washington.yt. '@
TON BALE-A DEAUTIEUL COUNTRY RESI-.
dsnsS Tish 20 aeEs, af yoga land at D!5on. H. 9.
IL JnSattn.st. "' - '-' -----'
, 1873-07-02
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

Bay CITY Is expanding sl,oo0,o00 III improve
1nonfs this year
White Mountain t,u,.l uas begun much
earlier than usual this year.
"A COW at Woyauwoga, Via, gave birth to 86
pigs, the other day.
Tho bonded indebtedness Of the city Of Lazy
renee, HANS, is s3526. .070.23.
Tho graduating class of Yalo Contains sixty
The prosecution Of tie Tichbone SIsi Claimant
Rill cost the English Government 43O, 600.
-Sutphen T. Dultz, grain dealers Of Codar
Rapids, Iowa, have failod liabilities $3.50 to
E20,000.
Tho Utica city directory contains 11,795
namos-sS0 moro than that Of 1879, showing q
reasonable incroaae IN population.
Tho latest hiBtorical discovery isthat George
Washington was in ths habit of oyerlrawiug lis
nccouut with tho Treasury.
, 1873-07-02
Prevention of St1IaAtr0ke.

To the Editor Of Tle N<,0 York Tribune.
S1N; Tho trus preventive OF Hunatroke will be
found in tho eopious uso OF cold water, aB it ia
also the best restorative after sunstroka has
occurred. This sad afIliction for humanity, 80
common eyery year in Now York, Is simply tho
fruit OF carelessnesB. It iH noodles, that it
sllouls occur. Take handkerchief, din It in
cold water, and wiring it out. This PLACID III the
crown OF the hat, and its moisture renewed from
tine TO time, will bo found m ctyectual protoc-
non; sponge would answor equally well, md
would keep moist longer, Persons nocosBarily
exposed to tho rays Of The sun in summo. should
drink glass Of wnter from timo to timo, md
nlao batho tho hands and face tn cold wator.
We're theso directions gonorally followed, sum
strokes would be almost unknown.
, 1873-07-02
CLA1HVOYANTS,


nR. MATTHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD, nusI.
MADAME lniiIJ, TIIn UEIiBHATED FishALN
W. physician and olalrVnynnt, nA equal In er iro
tsssiom ~ telling o ast pTo;ens and fupro Gail nna
West Aallsun ST., oon,4 anu O. from a. W. 10 D. IT,
, 1873-07-02

TOR BALF-CIID1CE LOTS AT PARK RIDGE
fEn lh0 to 8225, 10 foot fet md t3l cut aovo ilo
akS; on two mnMtos frem depot and t!!o ole
CO., H7 LnShB.st. ''' - " ~
, 1873-07-02

NQn sh1,E-WE WILL SELL. LOTS FOUR TO FIVE
bocks from North Evanston dnpnt 2o yoars timo,
per cont inteEost ots hEh dry and nhnco; good
I II I.a2nltn.at - ~ '-.H - NN4t
, 1873-07-02
CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
ToH sALE-nY. i. q. .viEnf1NG, EEA1 EsTATn
A*'1SH SH5fy. ;s Il IEslbEsSl' Ii lbb}Ess''i;5 Fii5prnry
.ss 80 is ss ssf Ts'fy;
%'S sn ,sa1' s %sa' rsnsss Ss
;si;'t ss; ::';ss + ss@ ss
r. tt nsss !sSE!:,s %s.sr,,.v
AAiam;sts, n loot nosr, ,Alcl,luon
WX,sltiS'sst:; u tsst :s.t st wo;;.t;
aa hssn as ii 'A'''o Six
ILL., :; $ssss 81 '$s S:!
f,,i Iis!stal aiso WanSworlh, sGaso, rsttiaad
sss :" A?sss
:! sii5 6'';:Ss E;S 5 go;
s$s $ ;'i
ks: ss;,s e !; *
5s ssts g 1"s 'S1ss sSa
Ss sA5fs = sIE @sD sYssTAnT:Aa aS ss
e e az
e M ca m s3Hs aEs Sosa
ToR ,SALE-Ar 4 CHEAT HAEaATN, LOT. ON
s9sss'i Il ES m IN 81 sat M
ts s % CIR % %sssASx ssss..Sg Ess + 5F,ss
ss Fs sSs; s :'as1i }R esfS! q: II
F9R sALE;5L9Ts 7TIRTY:FIEEF AMI mud.
e2 as sRn Shssn
~ 5eif d; i Gsssa.
ss. Il e s asy
oMAPply.
, 1873-07-02
: 4 DIVORCES,

n1VOHOEH-LEgALI4Y ORrAlNED-FEE AETltH
- dccroo. Hcsuda ayoidpd Nluo years. lract|ce in
tho Courts of ohlcago. Addtssq +. .. uox 1Wj7.
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,CENBRAL NOTES

Harvard College has adopted Walter .bage-
,o,s recent work ON Lombard street and the London
Money Market" as a textbook
We have to report another woman OF chival-
rous disposition and muscular capacity In P1'tsneau
Mass, factory, few days ago. the superintendent
struck Girl with stick. Upon this her faithIn ieine
friend came 20 the rescue Both the eyes OF ih crS
taSkmaser she pnt into profound sable ana 5
se IL reported administered TO hm TIC meat anu
seiontido castigation which he deserved
II is not considered just the considerate
t,ue for the fulfilled overseers of the Poor IN Portland
Me- 10 meet monthly In the Amshouse OF that CITY, anu
then and there partake OF plentiful and sumptnous
banquet the public cost and charge we IN ne neXs
room arc haired paHpers TO whom not even yea ~
allowed because city cannot afford H. IhSse rNci
ere might least send the poor folks the broken e"
aud other fragments OF their rich repast' -.
An uncommOnly smart hotel clerk, William
Manning. late Of the Ph@nix House. Dedham, MASS,
must be- in the first place. he got frstrste recon-
mendation from the Y. M. c. A. as young Christian
emtBenfiy qualified for the duties OF the position Then
being duty installed he collected all the money due
IRON the transient and regular boarders OF the
PAUnix Adding tins 10 what nc found Ia the money
drawer MI Manning left for fresh fields OF enterprise.
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Gedfncrs.

6eafncrs.
A RECENT GRADUATE of YALE desires
~ position o. PRIVATE TUTOR AdIes Boz no rdbuae o@ce
A FRENCH young lady would like to find
IN pupils For reference, address REV DR. VEtREN, %
West 22dst
A FRENCH LADY, having diplomas and
n qu nGed to TEACH tbs ENGLISH BRANCHES, MUSIC,
DRAWING wses papils Address N.
/. W. CHRISIERN n uEiyesty-pace
nor SALE CHEAP-G00D-WiLL and FIN
II TURBS Aourshing SCHOOL in growing Of Ire
For particulars address f. G., TrDun Branch O
54l2 West Thirty-seooRd-st
I FSSONS IN FRENCH LANGUAGE AT
II home pupis esdenoe Address REV T. BOREL ~
West 1lthst, where references given.
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION given i'll MUSIC
Il Pir,.-cAss teacher Addres, % Yves. lsih-st
WyANTED-A G0VERNESS to take full
four children II year. testb Bnsh,
Address S. Boz No 20C0 Ps. Oee
York
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IIrCY MARIA.

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Author Of the wa Henry books vol ioDs illustrated
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The story more tender and absorbing experiences hAn pDel
a.. bow asd girls previous books but ia told with he
sam. Bety aBo sueey Which made those 30 delight
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CHAPTER XVIII.


D'rmg the last days Of the voyage the wea-
Ihel was @ uau, with strong wind from the
nol.n it mess wnIcn lmpeded the progress Of
Ine s.ea'he.. !. During the Sd and 4t6 of No
Vemoer, IL was tempest, the snooJ of H.
steamer visibly slackened her arr;,a, peu VI tie
be delayed for twenty-four hours. and woulu
than that, if the tempest did not ahato more
Fogg watched the furious sea, which seo. Mr..
to struggle directly against him with his nS,'
al indifference, yet the delay would comp,o n
ise his voyage, as he would be too late for tbe
steamer leaving for Yokohama. But he show
ed no impatience or wearness-it seemed
really as if the tempest entered into his Man
that it had been iorescen. r
Fix rejoiced; all these DELAYS world a;d
MIN; Mr. Fogg must remain for some days
at Hong Kong-storm and tempest held
high festival for him. He was sea s,ck h., -
no matter-what cared he for personal die
comlorL when his spirit was rejoicing?
But the .empest abated-tIe sea boo.
CAIN, curing the day of the 4th. The wind
cpahSeu 10 the south, the sails were ali SET
ana the stea ner resumed her route with
marvellous speed She could not regain lost
Iime-iand was not signalled until the 9Th
at A M, twenty-four hours late. and the
steamer for Japan bad probab sailed.
.oi Al O'Clock the pilot came on board and
io nis place at the helm. Passepartout
for 49,, W ASK this man If the st amer had left
Leen nonSu,a, m, s, but he was afraid, wishing to
had ,onidad Intli the las, moment. He
fox[endeonauoa W FIX MS tro' bles, wbo--the
M Eons an,,,9 70 console him, saving tb at
WI. Fogg could take the next steamer 'l"0 20
mark which made Passepartont re-
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Round the World ON a Wager

Translation for the Press of "La Tour du
Monde en- Quartre- Vingts Joatrs' Of jules
Verne.
The Portland daily press., 1873-07-02

wrathful. But II Passepartout hesitated to
ask the pilot, Mr.. Fogg, after consulting his
Bradshaw, asked with a tranquil air if .he
pilot knew when the boat for Yokohama
would leave Hong Kong.
"To morrow morning at high tide, an
swered the pilot.
"Oh" said Mr.. Fogg, manifesting no as.
tonishment.
'What is the name of the steamerT'
The Carnatic."
"Was not yesterday her day OF sailing?'
"Y Sir but one OF her engines needed
repairs and her departure was postponed
until tomorrow
sThank you,' said Mr.. Fogg, returning
to the saloon with his usual automatic step.
An hour after, the Rangoon was at the quay,
and the passengers disembarked.
The Carnatic would not sail until the next
| morning at b O'Clock. Mr.. FOgg mad sixteen
h dIrs before him, ih which he could arrange
matters concerning Madame Aouda.
On leaving the boat he offered her his arm
and conducted her to palankin. He asked
the porters to point out a hotel and they
mentioned the Hotel of the Club. The pal
ankih moved away followed by Passepartout,
and twenty minutes after they reached theil
destination. A room was secured for Mad
anne Aouda, Mr.. Fogg seeing that she want
ed nothing; then he said to the young lady
that he would endeavor to find at once her
relative, in whose care they hoped to leave
her at Hong Kong, at the same time giving
Passepartout orders to remain at the hotel
until his return. He then went TO the EX-
change. They would certainly know per-
sonage so rich and distinguished as the Hon.
Jejee. The broker, whom he asked, knew
well the Parsee merchant. but for two years
he had not lived in India. His fortune made,
he had established himself in Europe-in
Holland, he thought-where he had made
many acquaintances during his commercial
life at Hong Kong.
Mr.. Fogg returned to the Hotel of the
Club, sent for Madame Aouda, and without
preamble told her that the Honorable Jejee
no longer resided at Hong Kong-he had
gone TO Holland. Madame Aouda did not
reply to this, but after rejecting few mo-
mrnts, asked in sweet voice, ''What must
1 do, Mr.. Fogg?"
sit Is very plain, Madame Aouda," an
swered the genteman-"Come to Europe -
''But shall l not encroach?"
"You will not encroach. and your presence
will not interfere with my plans"
"Passepartout?'
"Monsieur," replied Passepartout.
"Go to the Carnatic and engage three caL-
ins."
Passepartout, enchanted to continue his
journey in company with the young lady who
was so kind to him, soon left the hotel.
Ito be continued1
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MAKES THE weak STRONG.

The PeTgviQa1 Sy7'iIp, q Protect
ed SOI'sti0Js of the P,'OtOcide of.
Iron, as so combined as to haze
the character of an 0Linae,et, as
easily digcSted and dSSi3nil0tetS
aCitb the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OaCn Vit0IisinO
agent, IRON iie the blood, ans:
cures ss0 thousand ills, ," simply
byTOaeing Up, ,InUigOrati1sg and
VitGEiSipg the System. The en-
Tiched and Vit0Lised blood per-
a,seates eUery part of the body,
repairing damages and 9C0Ste,
sea7czsi3sg 0Ut Dao7bi1 Sec1'e-
tons, and Tearing nothing for
disease to feed atp0n.
This iS the secret of the sCO7s-
dc1fuL success of this remedy i's
curing Dyspepsia, Liver COM
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
T2d all diseases originating i1a
u OUU state or the bCOOd, or Oc-
coanpoaaieG Jy debility or u loa
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, i's any form, ats
cneTOisimO effects are not fug-
loaOed by corresponding qe0c-
zion, Dat are permanent, i1sfaG-
sing strength, 0igOr, and ,aeso
life into all parts of the system,
end Datitdi'e0 at2, an Iron Con-
stitxti0n.
Thousands hare been csd,sget1
by the atse of this remedy, from
aUedhc, sickIy, suffering creo~
tares, to strong, he0Itisu, ard
L,GpQy men and aUOnsess; and
S7eU0sidS cannot re0soaSsgsyN hes
attste TO gi0e St q trial.
See that each bottle RGs PERIL
VlAN SYRUP blo,0as i,a tie glass,
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Prorrietors
Nc. Milton, Place, Boston.
SOLD by DRuGc,srs GEnEnALLY,
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The Portland daily press., 1873-07-02
EASTERN RAILROAD,
CORTLAND DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MONDAY. JUNE 18th

,-=-s55s=s5u Passenger trains leave Portland dali
Esssssssssssy, for Portsmouth and Boston, Sun
s-,H.--sau.7days excepted) at =1.3O A. W. t6. 10 A.
\, NJ, 91O A. NJ, H3.4O P. M, 625 P.
Leave Boston for Portsmouth and Portland at 1880
A. M, tl2.30P. NJ, t3i5P. NJ, 1890 P. NJ. *S.OOP NJ.
Leave Portsmouth for Portland at UiU35 A. NJ,
H2;5l r. NJ T.. 40 NJ. Hs.09 P. NJ. *lO.05 P. M.
Leave Biddeford for Portland at 7.15 A. M, return
ing al 5.15 P. M.
pullman sleeping car express tram N. B. This
morning. WV
Accommodation train.
lFasl Express.
~ The Pullman Sleeping Car Express Train ar
rives at and departs from the Depot of the Maine
N. B. The 615 A. NJ, 9.1O A. M, and $40, P.
Al. trains from Portland, rnake close connections
TO New York by one or other of the routes from
Boston, Passengers tcketed through by either route
j. PRESCOTT, Supt.
GEO. BACHELDER, General Agent, Portland
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The Portland daily press., 1873-07-02
OCEANS STORY

Or Triumphs of Thirty Centuries: By F. b. Good
rich (son of "Peter Pdriey'O and E. Howlond A
work of great hisioricni research, recountisg in
truth graphic style the wonderful growth of uayl
igafion and history of discovery since the
Hood; is replete with incidents, thrilling ad-
ventures battles. shipwrCcks, mu,inies,
piracics &c Describes how from the first tinv
bark when ocean was the dark realm of terrors sails
now whiten every sea, tightening flashes tidngs from
snnre to shore; and men bring up wonders from deep
% %Ma;ers with many other matters of lively interest,
iSC w.1cI 80 10 make up one of the most VALUABLE,
aaeoiN TING and REMARKABLE productions of the
~, ~ CLer 200 spirited illustrations. agents
re :. = Eor circulars and terms address ID B.
;,ac nhOs., Publ shers, Boston, Mass.
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