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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-19
THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST

Among the arrivals Mt the Bordwell
House, Aug. 10th and 18th are the follow
ing;
J Webb, Fifth Avenue HOTEL New
York; Mrs Ellis, Mrs Woods, II A Blanch-
ard, Eben Barton, NJ l. Weston, George p
Bssell, Miss Prescott, Geo Farmer, New
York; W J Walker W NJ Flanders, J Put
nam Bradlc, b b Hill e. two ladies', Bos-
ton; + G Lucas, st Adams b b Smalley
Burlington; The Sherman Band, Winooslii;
Miss Mavory. Boston; John Shcrville. New
Jersey: Mrs Cook 4 two friends. White
hall; s s Sweet, GAINESVILLE, n Y; Mrs
Kent, Mrs Thomas. Worcoster Y L HALEY.
Hudson; A NJ Knstry and daughter, Miss
Marble, Syracuse; Chas Bridge, Albany; J
johnson, John Farmer Kcene S ii Archi-
bald, Hamilton, n Y; Joseph Childs, New
Lebanon; T. $ Colby, Bennington; w ii )
Whitcomb, Burlington G |. Cook, Con
cord; V Baker, Comstocks; J NJ Whit
man, J II Sanborn, Sandy Hill A ID Jen-
kins, J IIallagan, Syracuse, NY; ID Lynob,
Washington; w Kirwln, Montreal; n Evans
Brattleboro; RS Cushman, Manchester
John J Bcattie, Sutton, n y; w l. Green
leaf, j. J Duro. j w Edwards, l. II Free
man. Geo f Allen, w III Thompson, Win
oosll; c Rice, w Marshall, Cuttngsvile
II f Brown, Benson; John $ Stevens Bal
timorc; w b Hoskinson and son, II E
Gates, Hoaldville NJ Payeau, Keesvillc:
Joe Payeau, West Rutland f j lIillock,
Johnston W Freeman. POtsdam ThOs
Townlcy, Schenectady; W Eddy. White
hall: w Gardner. Palmyra; A w Hyde &
Son. Hydcville; Up Merritt, Boston.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW 1bhh, aug uoN 10.
CoTToS-Thc market is in better request
Tor spinning Mt irregular prices: Export de
mand moderate. The market closing dun and
nomnally unchanged at is,t for uplands; =.
less active and prices generally without de-
cided change in prices. Ihc assortment Is
and on Is h NSrS az y IS p or saperne
Western and state; $6.l5 "a 6io FOR common
TO medium good Extra western and state ;
Western extra; 50 3OSs 81 for common to
good extra Ohio; 50 1O6 10 10 for common to
choice extra st. Louis. The market closing
quite. ,..... ...,,,.
RYE FLouR.-The market is irmer with Il
light supply and iair inquiry at 6oao g.
CoRs MEAL. = The market Is steady.and a
western latter for fancy; IS S0,d3 90 for
Brandywne aiioat and delayed.
WHIsKEy.The market Is active and trmer
WuEAr - Receipts so,sOo BUSH The market
IL very quiet ut about &c advance with lin
tied inGury sales OF 5000 bushes az u 5cG
81 52@i 52& for Iowa spring; 6Sa 60 for poor
TO good TO new winter red Western 81 S2k@
IS for rejected; 80 for No. Milwaukee ;
RYE-Tho market is dull. Sales 1900 bush
The market In It's present state Is not In very
prime order, and isquoted 9lc,
BARLEy.-Thc market is quiet
BARLEY MALT.-In fair request and ilrmer.
Sales at 81 goa 20 for four-rowcd state, one boat
load selling within this range.
CoRN.-Rcceipts 45,l00 bushels. Market Is
dull, without decided change In prices. sales
OF 90, 900 bush. at 5sd59 for steamer western
mixed 60a6l for sail do; 6l@62 FOR high
mixed, and yellow western 5ie Doc Tor
heated.
OATs-Reccipts $4,000 bush. Market Is mod.
cratiyeiy active for mixed age and nrmer !;
white, dull and heavy. Sales OF $4,000 bushels
at 43(d43kc for mixed western; 4Stas3c Tor
white western s2@43c for black western on
track.
EGGs.-Market lis firm at 23c for state
and Pennsylvania Western .2c.
ky-Market IL QUIET and SteaQy.
HoPs-Market Is dull and unchanged.
CoFPEE-Market Is very strong, Rio ut 10.
CAV.
SUGAR-Market Is active and strong; re-
finlng at s@s b-i6c.
MoIAssEs. - The market l. quiet and hrm
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ANOTHER MILK Pan FIRE.-Fres caused
by the reflection of the suns rays on tin
are getting frequent. Two have already
been reported, and now another comes to
MS.
VIM. Bomen of Hartford, y. V, had
his wood-pile set on fire few days since
by the reflection of the sun from the bot
tom of milk can. The bottom of these
cans are constructed in the shape of con-
cave lens, and when set in proper position
concentrate the rays of the sun in pow
erful manner The fire was fortunately
discovered and extinguished before much
damage was done.
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DASHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at t:51 rises to-
morrow morning at $40.
A clergyman lately said that the modern
young ladies were not the daughters of
!Shem and Ham, but of hem and sham
The fruit dealers have settled tc the con-
viction that peaches will run small. this
year.
A military school, after the style Of the
Highland School at Worcester, Mass. is
soon to be established in Rutland
This is a good year for water melons,
judging from those already in the Rutland
market.
David Mcbride is said to be doing
large business since he took possession of
the Stevens house, Nergennes
Hon. l.. G. lIinckley of Chelsea. the
well-known lawyer and legislator and the
President pro tempore of the Senate, was
in town yesterday with his wife. staying at
the Bates House.
Bradley B. Smalley, Esq, of Burlington
was at the Bardwcll House yesterday.
Regular conclave of Killington Com
mandery No 6, knights Templar this
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Judge Dunton's new residence is pro-
crossing finely, and betokens fine man
sion.
Mrs. w. n. Oliver sings at a concert in
Burlington next week, assisted by Mr.. w.
S. Leggatt of New York the popular tenor,
who favored the Musical Festival here in
May last with solo at one of the matnees.
There is some prospect of hearing Mr..
Franz Remmertz, the favorite baritone, at
the concert here Friday evening, as he is
staying at Saratoga, and may be induced
to assist on that occasion.
Mr.. Henry Noble of the Cambridge
On. " Post favored us with call yester-
day.
In the report of the Fireman's Muster at
Bennington, published in THE GLOBE Mon
day morning. it was stated that Harley C..
futile was present as representative of
the press. This was an error that should
not have been made, as Mr.. 7. is not con-
nected with the press and does not claim
to any such connection. He accompanied
the Rutland company, as he has often done
before, as an invited guest and, as such,
was welcome everywhere.
George j. Wardwell left at midnight for
nd MI 10 nttn hn al
meeting of the American Association for
the Advancement of Science before
which he is to read "A paper on the go
hesion of Liquids
Regular encampment of Post Roberts,
No. IA, G. A. r., at Odd Feilows Hall,
GLOBE Block, at 7.30 this evening
In our report Of the muster at Benning-
ton, on Saturday, we omitted the names of
Captain II. G. Cove and VIM. S. Bradford
as Assistant Marshals on that occasion
The Nickwackett Engine Co. meet thi'
Tuesday evening at 7.3O o'clock. I'm
pOrtant business is to come before thu
meeting
Mr.. Frank Dillingham;, Of Milwaukee
Wis, is in town for day or two, with Iii
wife. Mr.. Dillingham; is the younger sol
of Ex-Gov. Dillingham; of Waterbury, ant
is east on a brief visit to his native state
He is engaged in the revenue business fo
the government, in the thriving city o
Milwaukee, and looks as hale, hearty ant
handsome as in days of old.
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EXTRAORDINARY Marriage.

The Whitehall No1os is responsible foi
the following in reference to parties To-
Gated in our neghboring town of Mendon
II says that on Tuesday morning of last
week ON the arrival of the six o'clocl;
train from Rutland, Judge William ).
Eddy, of Buel's court, experimenting the
movements of cars, was accosted by q
party, consisting of two respectfully ap-
pcaring, elderly gentlemen and lady, with
an inquiry for Il magistrate. The Judge
politely inquired if anything had been
stolen and was answered that there was
nothing of that kind, but that n marriage
ceremony was to be performed. The SEN
ator, who is equal to all such emergencies,
was sent for, and there in the depot, by
due process of law, the young gentlemen
and the lady were made one. On inquiry,
it appeared that the two respectable gen
temen were the selectmen of Mendon, VT.
The young gentleman gave his name as
Phneas Nevers, and his residence Charles
town, n. II. The bride was represented
to be Miss Corneia French, of Mcndon,
VT The company took the eleven o'clock
train back to Rutland, and went on their
way rejoicing.
After the affair was over. and the COM
pany on their way home, il began to ap-
pear singular to the senator and the judge,
that such wedding party should come all
the way from Mcndon, VT. accompanied
by the selectmen, to have the ceremony
performed at that early hour. in that place,
and in that manner. Each was thinking
of arraigning the other before Buels court,
for not having the selectmcn of Mendon
arraigncd before the same tribunal, and
explain why it was that they acted as
groomsmen on such an extraordinary oc-
casion. Their absence of mind is wholly
unaccountable. and we begin to fear that
it is time their places should he filled by
men with younger blood. The selectmen
played it fine on our magistracy and judi
ciary. if it was their little game to make Il
scapegoat of the New Hampshire bride
groom.
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Fatal Accidents.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug Is.
Three fatal accidents, resulting from
occurred on the Louisville
and Nashville railroad.
West Brown, colored, attempted to get
on the morning train while in motion at
Short-line Junction, and was killed
John O'NIara a section-hand, was killed
while asleep on the track at Muldragh
Hill. His head was severed from his
body
Another section-hand (name unknown
while lying on the track intoxicated, near
Boston station, was run over and killed.
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The Sioux Massacre.

New YORK, Aug. 10.
a letter from a white man who partici-
pated in the fight near Republican river
between Sioux and Pawnees says the for
mer scalped many of the children of the
latter alive after capturing them and raw
shed the women before killing them. The
Pawnees fought most heroically but the
odds against them were too heavy. The
writer was captured, but the Sioux feared
okill him, he being a white man, and he
was released.
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A GouGER Hill Rowan lrishman
came from Wallngford yesterday morning
and in drunken condition called at the
house of colorcd individual on Gouger
Hill, and requested to see a certain female
who is boarded there The mistress of the
house denied him entrance, and, 10 keep
him away, offered to give him warm re
cepton with hot water if he still persisted.
He came away at last, and in the course of
an hour or two, with the aid of another
drink, he become courageous enough TO
make a second call upon the fair one, which
he did This time the castle was rein
forced by one Darius Wheeler, of colorcd
descent, who threatened vengeance upon
the Irish gent if he tarried there, and armed
with a meerschaum pipe, which the son of
Erin took for revolver, he frightened
him away, not, however, until he had
smashed in several panes of glass in his
frantic efforts to effect an entrance. San
dcrson heard of it and went for the Irish
man, and after a chase across the fields
secured him and brought him to Jail He
will be tried this morning for intoXicaton
and for breaking the windows. In this
connection it might be well to say that
there is something wrong going on at that
house on Gouger Hill, and the sooner it is
squclchcd the better it will be for the good
name of the neighborhood and the honor
OF Gougcr Hill. We hope a word TO the
wise men of the east will be sufficient.
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TNAGS. We have now in stock an assert
l. ment OF Dennison's Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags, which we will
sell at manufacturers prices.
We have also good stock OF " philips Sc
curity Hook-Tags," a very convenient and SER
vlceable article for merchants. Among It's adj
vantages are: Goods can be more readily mark
ed than by any other means; the tag Is 50 Sc
curely locked that II cannot become detached
from the goods no chance OF the tag becoming
detached from the hook; no points PROTECTING
TO tear other goods or your fingers They are
safe, strong and cheap. Call and examine
them. GLOBE PAPER co.
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WAsHiNGToN, Aug. Is.

W ASHiStToN, -AiS. 10.
The Wawasset steamboat investigation
was resumed this morning The testimony
of the witnesses was to the affect that no
particular person or officer of the ship was
engaged in controlling the lifeboats. pos
session of which had been taken by the
passengers in such manner and in such
numbers as to render them useless. The
officers engaged in the forepart of the boat
were unable to pass aft owing to the dense
volumes of smoke and flame.
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PRESENTATIONS The Odd Fellows OF
Portsmouth, Monday evening, presented
costly and elegant jewel and collar to
Grand Representative James F. Hartshorn.
Brief addresses were made byP. G. Robert
G. Jarvis, ed, of Boston, and G. NJ Thos.
l.. Tibbetts, G.. S, Joel Taylor and p. G..
NJ. Joseph Hidden of the grand lodge
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Discovery of n New Planet.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. Is.
Professor Watson of Ann Arbor obscr-
vatory tclegraphs as follows; On July 20
observed a star of the twelfth magnitude
which, on Saturday night last, was missing
from the place where it was first seem A
little to the west | saw star of the
eleventh magnitude, which proves to be a
new planet at present. / suppose it to be
that seen On July 90. 1t is situated in right
ascension 23 hours and 8 minutes, declina-
ton Q degrees, 3s minutes south, and is
slowly to the west.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to the Rutland GLOBE
FROM BURLINGTON.
Hearing on Petition TO Remove City
Attorney Start.
a virtual Triumph for the captain.
BURLINGTON, Aug. Is

BURLINGTON, Aug. 1S.
The City Council had long and inter
esting hearing this evening on the charges
preferred against City Attorney Start.
Gov Underwood, f. j. Phelps, E. X.
Hard, appeared as counsel for Start Able
speeches were made by Underwood and
Phelps against the removal of Start, and
by Roberts. counsel for petitioners in fa-
vor of removal. The matter was laid on
the table by vote of six to four. This
action is considered triumph for Start.
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The EIGHT HoUR LAw.-It is said that
the working of the eight-hour law at the
armory, at present, does not evoke that
unalloyed and triumphant joy which greet
ed its institution. Workmcn who have
made $3.50 day on the casual jobs OF al
teration or reconstruction, find on taking
an entirely new job. on the order for the
improved Springfield arm, with its changed
caliber, that they cannot do as much work
or get rs much money. The statistics of
eight hours as equal to ten, in amount of
turned-out work, do not stretch to the
present eXigency.
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AN ACT OF CRUELTy.-Chapped hands and
faces are the most serious annoyance that farm
crS, and people who labor much out OF doors,
experience from exposure. Exposed persons,
espC cially children, repeatedly suffer intensely
from great cracks upon their hands that often
bleed. It is cruel TO allow ones self or others
to suffer in this way, when the means of posi-
tive prevention are so easy to be had, and so
cheaply, as to pay ten cents for a cake OF Hand
Sapoo Hand Sapolio Is not only better than
the costiiest soap for removing dirt, but 1t pre-
vents chapping, and renders the skin soft and
pliablc. sold everywhere augl5d&wlw.
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Foot Race.

New York, Aug. 10.
At Providence, II. l., Saturday, foot
race for the championship of the United
States and $500 was won by Henry Gran
dali of Niles, Mich, who beat Henry STRAIT
ton of Fall River, Mass, about two yards
in two hundred. The race between Will
liam Young of Philadelphia and Edward
Mouton of New Jersey was won by Moul-
ton. but declared off by the referee.
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New York stock ana Money Market.


LATEST MONETARY.
Golu closed at 1875.
Money at 4a5 per cent.
Government bonds dull and steady.
state bonds are quiet.
Stocks weak, but little better at close.
Money after close easy at 3h@4 per cent.
Carrying rates for gold GOA per cent.
The clearngs at the Gold Exchange to-day
were ISL 100000.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
100000.
The Customs receipts to-day amounted 10
IIs,O0O.
Stocks generally weak up to a late hour
when they improyedto feeling manifest and
partial recovery in Western Union, Lake shore.
Union Pacific, Pacific Mail and Ohio. Erie was
firm at the opening, but later in the day It fell
OF one-half.
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Gang of Thieves Unearthed.

New York, Aug. Is.
II was discovered that the thieves arrest
ed for robbing Mr.. Browns barn, Pater-
son, n. j., belong to a gang who have
been extensively operating in this part of
the country. A large number of horses,
carriages, etc, stolen by them, have been
found on Staten Island and in various
stables in this city, several of which were
identified by owners
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Robbery of n Team.


OOHOES, mug. 10,
A man by the name OF Watson, claiming
to reside at Maiden, n. Y, stole gray
mare and buggy with red wheels from
II. Farmers livery stable in Schenectady
on Saturday afternoon. The man is about
feet inches high, black moustache and
thick set. He is supposed to be the same
party who robbed a sewing machine COM
pany down the river of its funds. He was
probably accompanied by a women.
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'The PittsYOrd Monument.

The monument which the town of Pitts
ford is erecting on the site of Fort Ven
geance, will he dedicated with appropriate
ceremonies on Thursday the 2Sth of Au-
gust. The exercises commencing at 10
o'clock, n. M, will he held ON the old fort
north of the village.
The following are among the speakers
who have been engaged for the occasion
Rev. Willard Child. d. d., of Crown
Point, y. Y.
Rev. Simeon Parmelec. d. d.. of Oswe-
go, n. Y.
Prof. G. n. Boardman, y. d.. of Chica-
go, ILL.,
Rev. Samuel Boartman, y. d., of An
burn, n. y.
Rev. Myron \. Munson. of Moriah
n. Y.
Rev George l.. Walker. y. d.. recently
OF New Haven. CT.
Stephen A. Walker. Esq. of New Yorl,
city.
Charles lIoughton, ESQ.,, of Boston,
Mass.
The Brandon military company, under
the command of Capt Carr and Pittsford
Company of Continentals. are expected TO
he in attendance with band of music
All natives and former residents of the
town. and the citizens of adjoining towns
are cordially invited to attend
ERef 'eshments will he furnished by the
ladies of Pittsford.
BY order of
Con-. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Pittsford, Aug. Is
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Shooting Fatality.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug Is.
At CRANKY, Mo-, Friday night, during
circus exhibition, two intoxicated men
named Hill and Killan shot in the throat
and breast a negro boy named Thomas.
He returned the fire, and several other shots
were fired Mr. Schmidt, prominent
merchant of CRANKY, was killed, and Mrs.
Sweet and Mrs. Gage, wounded. Killian
and Hill escaped.
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Police Court.

Charles Lucas and Thomas Conlin, of
Brandon, were arrested at the depot Satur-
day in an intoxicated state and given
quarters at the Jail over Sunday. fester-
day morning they were brought before
Justice Marshall and disclosed on Jerry
Gibson as having sold them the ardent. In
the absence of Gibson from town the case
was continued
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Grave Charges Denied.

New York, Aug. IS.
In sermon yesterday Rev. s. NJ. lIage-
man of the Congregationaist church, Pat
erson, denied the charge of robbng the
church box and other accusations against
him as wholly false, and intimated pur-
pose of prosecuting his traduccrs.
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BRANDON BUTTER MARKET. The regu-
lar market day is Friday. On Friday,
Aug. 10Th, butter sold from 20 to 2s cents
per ID. Thirty tubs were sold. In the the
last three weeks 1903 tubs have been sold.
1t is expected that rs to 100 tubs will be
sold weekly hereafter.
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The Yellowstone Expedition.

New York, Aug. IS.
A letter from the Yellowstone expedi-
ton reports much ill-feeling between infan-
try and cavalry, owing to the arrest.of Gen.
Custer by Gen. Stanley, and the compel
ling him to march one whole day in the
rear of his command No cause is assign
ed for the arrest.
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IncendlariSni.

New York, Aug. Is.
At trial of village engines in Pawtuck-
ct, X. l., Saturday, the Monitor steam en-
CINE company won the silver trumpet. In
the evening its building was fired and
burned. The upper portion was used as a
town hall. The company lost their library
and collection of curiosities valued at sew
cral thousand dollars
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Bank of England Forgery Case.

LONDON, Aug. 1s.
Austin Bidwcll and his confederatcs in
the Bank of England forgery case were
arraigned to-day The counsel for the de-
PENDANTS made an unsuccessful attempt to
secure an adjournment. The jury was
sworn and the case was formally opened
by the prosecuting attorneys.
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CoNGREssIoNAL.-lti is now stated that
Judge Wheeler of the Supreme Court can
not enter the congressional lists OF
the Second district, because his
home for some time past has been at
Rutland. Hon. Dudley c. Denison is now
added to the list of aspirants for Judge Po-
lands scat
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POTATOES. New potatoes are being of
fered for sale slowly. They started at
Cambridge, n. Y, great potatoe market,
at fifty cents, but have dropped to thirty
five and forty cents. The crop is reported
IL good one in that section 1t is expected,
however, as the season advances. they will
bring good price.
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Brutal Murder.

New YORK, Aug, IS.
During u drunken quarrel in liquor
store, John Mclaughlin was kicked to
death by John Lyons, fireman of one of
the Liverpool steamers, The murderer es-
caped
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PuRGATIvE PILLS have become a settled ne
cessity with the American people. Indeed,
cathartics always have been and always must
be used in some form, by all mankind. In this
country the piular form of administration has
been growing in favor since pills were first
made OF Aloes and Rhubarb, rolled into ball.
finally been secured and fastened into perlna-
nency by Ayers Cathartic Pills. the most Skill
ful combination of medicine for the diseases
they are Intended to cure, that science can de-
wise or art produce. Those wanting pills, no
longer hesitate what pills TO take but use
Ayers PHI augltt