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Recaplure OrBriceland, the Escaped
Murderer.

PITrsDURoH, April2O.-The C'roHieiS'
Washington, Pa, special says that Brico-
land, the convicted murderer, who recent
ly escaped from Jail at that point, was
captured yesterday evening, in a barn
near Golfers Station, West Virginia, by
two brothers named Caldwell. They had
gone 10 the barn to feed their stock, and
noticing that some one had been in the
NOV, made an examination and found
Briceland under the hay. The prisoner
made no effort to escape, and was return
ed to Jail. This morning he confesses
TINT some person furnished him with a
knife during his trial in the court house,
with which he cut the mOuIds Tor the keys
but will give no names.
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CAIRO.

Arrest of a HomIcide.-AcquIttaI.
CAIRO, April 9G.-Bll Brown, alias
Cambell. the negro. roustabout who as.
saulted Thos. Doyle, mate Of tho steamer
Grand Tower, here Thursday night, was
arrested to-day on tho strength Of a tel.
egram from Memphis announcing the
death Of Doyle from his injuries. Brown
acknowledged making tho assault. He
says 1t was In revenge ot a blow given
him by Doyle three weeks ago.
The trial OF Hoffman for the murder OF
Tubbs in this county, resulted last night
In his acquittal.
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PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE The
county Superintendent oil schools in bar
Iison Is defended in IL communication this
morning against the charges made few
days since by u correspondent in our col
umns. Accurately speaking, this morn
Jugs communication is moro an attack
on Gen. NoRTHCoTT than defence OF
the Superintendent; but tho General is
,anite ableto take care Of himself, and to
him 20 refer "Philom, Jr." AS matter
Of simple justice to Mr.. SMITH, the su-
periutendent, we may say that Clarks'
burg gentleman in whose statement we
have reason to con6de, writes US that
"Philom's" charge that AIr. SMITH be-
longs to tho Camden ring" does him
injustice; and TINT so far from being a
Camden man in tho recent contest, he was
supporter Of Gov. JACOB.
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Navigation on The Upper Lakes.

DETROIT, April GA dispatch, this
evening, from the north indicate the
speedy opening Of navigation. At dark
four propellers were abrest Of MGulpin's
Point, straits Of MRckiuaw, slowly work.
ing through the ice, The steamer Kew-
eenaw, which left here few days since,
arrived In Thunder Bay this P. NJ, having
succeed in reaching Detour without meet
ing with serious obstruction.
Hon. Levi Walker, Of Flint, representa-.
tive from Gennessee county, died at LanS'
ing this morning,
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Frost in South Carolina.

COLUMBUS, 8. O., April 26.-There was
heavy frost and Ice was made here this
morning. Young cotton was killed in
this vicinity. Cold weather Is reported
In the up country.
CHNRlEsToN, 3. G., April 97.-Advices
from the nOighboring coast sections re.
port disastrous results TO the crops from
tho killing frost Of yesterday morning,
Much Of the cotton will have to be re.
planted, and the injury 10 carly veget.
Rbles Is irreparable, Frost so late In the
season has not occurred in this region for
flllY YeArA.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, April 2O.-Tho Tribune yes
terday attacked the present system OF
education In Havana, and tue junta which
has enlarged the property Of the Cu6ans,
aud says it will give their names. The
Tribune also advises the people TO abstain
from playing In the Havana lottery.
General RiQuelnie has been ordered to
return 10 Spain.
The Havana Journals confirm the burn.
ing Of Aura and the killing Of some Of the
inhabitants by the Insurgents.
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Indian TROUBLES In Nevada,

VIRGINIA, NV, April 26.-It is re-
ported that q number Of young Piute
bucks, who have spent the winter among
the settlements In this portion Of the State
lately disappeared, we'll armed, TO the
mountains. 1t Is supposed they have
gone 10 join Stein and tho mountain
bands north of Palisades, from whom
trouble is anticipated. Signal fires have
been noticed in the mountains eastward
and southwark for several nights past.
The Indians hereabouts profess ignorance
concerning them. A large number OF
Pioutes are still in this vicinity, but are
perfectly quiet.
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CHICAGO.
DenzIne Explosion In a Clothes
cleaning Establishment.

BenzIne Explosion In a Clothes.
cleaning Establishment.
CHICAGO, ILLS, April ga singular
explosion occurred last evening, at 100
West Madison street, in clothes.c cleaning
and dying establishment The room in
which garments were being cleaned with
benzine, became so filled with gas that II
caught fire from a stove and exploded
filing tho room with flames. A little
child Of the proprietor, L. Harding, was
so burned that It's life Is dispaired Of and
Harding himself received several injuries
as did also Robert Simpson, an employee
SHOCKING sUICIDEs-A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG
LADY HANGS HERSELF.
CHICAGO, April 27.-Two cases Of sui
eide are reported here to-day. Miss Craw'
ford, a beautiful and estimable lady living
with her brother at G48 West Washington
street, hung herself this forenoon, during
the absence OF the family at church, to q
hook in her closet, and was found quite
dead. She had been lorSsome time an
invalid and was undoubtedly lSboring un'
der temporary alteration Of mind.
This afternoon John Coffee, a laborlng
man, blew the top Of his head of with q
shot gun at his boarding house, corner ol
Maxwell and Clinton streets. Whisky
said TO be the cause.
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sniIors strife at Cleveland i.

CLEVELAND, April ga sailors
strike commenced here Friday afternoon,
for an increase Of wages from s. to $2 so
per day. Several loaded vessels, from
which the men had struck, will be tOwed
through TO their destination by the tugs
OF the vessel. The captains express . de-
termination to resist the strike, and are
confident Of success, Measures have
been taken BY the city authorities topre-
veHt any disturbance.
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The PrenIhnn1 AZ nnn1er.

DENVER, Col, April 20.-Pfesident
Grant and party reached Denver safe and
we'll at 1:90 +. n. to-day, and will remain
here until Monday morning, when the
party leave on a special train for Golden
Blsckhawk and Central City, and thence
to Idaho Springs. They take private car
riageS, returning to Denver on Monday
evening. The President will give a plb'
lie reception on Monday evening OF the
Governors Guards hall, and will probably
20 East BY way Of Omaha Tuesday.
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GheGnteLIfqenGer:
Lndy Principals for the City schools

L,Jy Principals for the City Schools
We print this morning a report submit
ted 10 the Board Of Education some eight
months ago. covering the question OF put
ting the public schools Of tho city into the
hands ol lady principals. The document
is both interesting and important and we
may say it was not pubIished at the time
only b ecause it escaped our attention. 1t
shows q very great pFepOnderance Of tes'
tImony in favor OF lady principals, and
greatly strengthens the case OF those
Who propose them Tor the schools OF
this city. Upon this report the Board OF
Education allowed Clay township school
to employ Miss MEHoLIN as principal, at
$500, with an assistant at the usual price
of$44O. This very inadequate compensa'
tion she consented to take for year TO
demonstrate that as good work can be done
by a woman as by man. The grammar
school OF Clay for this year has cost 5000
less, while the reports show as good work
or better, than any other school in the
city. Then, why should not Miss ME-
uOLlN be paid ms much as the other prin-
cipalsY If they receive $l,1OO, why
should not she have the same! Or if
she IS to have but $500, why should they
have morcS We should be pleased 10
have somebody "render reason" II there
Is any. There is ono kind Of woman's
rights we believe in most emphatically,
and that Is her right to be paid as well for
the same work as a man is paid.
II there Is to bG any discrimination, 1t
ought 10 be in her favor, not against her.
The whole world Is open TO u man. He
needs only courage anG capacity to carve
his way anywhere Not so with woman.
The vocations which social usage allows
her 10 enter are few and not often remu-
neratlve. Teaching is one for which she
Is peculiarly fitted. A woman of brains
and education is nine times in ten better
teacher than man Of the same mental
caliber and requirements. Why refuse
such woman the opportunity TO do the
work she is fitted for? And granting it,
why pay her half price for doing itS Or
why pay man double price for doing 1t
no better?
At the rate Of saving effected this year
10 Clay township, there would be saving
in the district OF 81 200 year. The facts
warrant the Board ol Education in en-
largiug their experiment We mean no
disparagement Of the male principals, but
want 10 see tho ladies compete with them
IN equal terms; and II the latter can afford
tn take the places for something less than
the &, 100 now paid, and do the work as
well as It Is now Gone, We sec no sR1cient
reason why they should not be allowed
10 do so. The cost OF tuition in this city,
as shown per capita in this report, is too
large. II there Is any way to reduce 1t,
without impairing tho efficiency OF the
schools, It ought to be done.
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Weather Report.

The temperature will continue incress-
Ing very generally from Mississippi to the
Atlantic seaboard. For the northwest
and upper lAkes, and thence to the lower
Ohio and Missouri valleys, cloudy wealth
er, q falling barometer, fresh to brisk
southeasterly to northeasterly winds and
occasional rain. For the southwest and
Western Gulf States, southeasterly and
southerly winds, falling barometer
threatening and rainy weather. For the
upper Ohio valley and Kentucky, winds
veering to the southeasterly, increasing
cloudy and warmer weather. For the
lower lakes and Middle States, generally
clear weather with northWesterly to
southweaterly winds and higher tempera.
,ture. For Canada and New England,
northwesterly winds, partly cloudy and
cool weather. Cautionary signals are Or
dered for Mobile, New Orleans, Duluth,
Chicago, Milwaukee and Grand Haven.
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PTTTsBUR0H, April 27.-RiVer remains
about @stOtionary, with ,ssEen feet six
inches in the channel. Weather clear
and pleasant Rain ielldNring me great.
er part ol laST night andNh. Is probable
that there will be rise in & Ayiyer in tho
next twenty.iOur hours.
CINCINNATI, April 9T-River nineteen
feet and falling. Weather cloudy aud
moderating.
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MEMPHIS.
A Lady Run Over and KIlled.-The
Cairo Homicide.


MEMPHIS, TENN, April 2G.-As the
southern train on the Memphis s. Louis.
vile railroad approached Trezyant Sta
ton, to-day, lady named Mrs. Ellis at
tempted 10 cross the track and was run
over and instantly killed.
Cory Walters, who killed Speke Waller
in Bachman's saloon last summer, was
acquitted to-day.
At the inquest held on the body oI
Thos. Doyle, mate Of the steamboat
Grand Tower, a verdict was rendered
that the deceased came 10 his death al
the hands Of u negro, name unknown
who struck him with billet Of wood at
Cairo on the down trip Of the boat. The
negro is supposed to be the one dis
charged on the last trip Of the boat.
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MEMPHIS, April 26.-A special to the
AudLdnehs says the town Of Moriana, Ark.
was nearly entirely destroyed BY fire
Thursday. Loss $4,000. The principle
losers: W. Golfer, GriiFen & Banks, dry
goods; Munley s. Latton, Drug store; also
the post office, telegraph office. The Odd
Fellows were celebrating the day with
q grand pFocession.
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PATERSON, April 97.-A fire in the st.
Charles SHotel, opposite the Erie depot
this morning, completely gutted the first
floor, and the'whole building was consid'
erably damaged by fire and water. A
number Of boar ders narrowly escaped
with their lives by leaping from the up
per windows upon the adjoining build
ings. One man who jumped from the third
story to the ground, was very badly hurt.
Two women were seriously injured and
several firemen nearly sutfocated.
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Tho Bankruptcy of the C. W. TeIe-
graph Co.

CHICAGO, April 2G.-Judge Blodgett, in
tho U. s. District Court this morning,
granted the petition Of John @. Hilton and
the Commercial National Bank Of Chica-
60, for the adjudication in bankruptcy Of
the Great Western Telegraph Company.
The counsel for the company entered a
motion for q review Of the proceedings be.
forc the Circuit Court, and prayed that
pending such review no warrant Ofseizure
be issued, which motion was granted by
the Court,
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WASHINGTON, April 9B.-The balances
in the Treasury to'dhy were as follows
Currency, $li8S2.3 special deposit Of
legal tenders for tho redemption Of certiti.
Gates Of deposit, &2s,8OO 900; coin, $77,'
1893, ,46s; including coin certificates
S2G26s,4 400 legal tenders outstanding
$3.50, ,Q42 ESQ.
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Thc Wreck of Inc AtInntic.

HALIFAX, April 20 Captain Williams
arrived today from the wreck OF the At
lAntiC. Divers have resumed operations
aud recovered some nt the cargo and
the bodies Of two stCerage passengers In
good state Of preservation. The wreck
ers arc preparing to blow n hole IN the
upper side ol the ship,
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KANSAS

Conviction for Post Office Robbery.
TOPEKA, April 2G.-The Burlington,
Kansas, post.offlce robbery case, which
has excited much interest, was finished to-
day In the U. 3. District Court by senteu.
cling Jasper N. GSzy, the accused, topay q
nominal fine and costs and to serve four
years In the penitentlary. Gezy has been
In Jail over a year, and this was his second
trial %
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
Proclamation OF the Commune De.

Proclamation Of the Commune De.
MED.
PARIS, April 2G.-A Madrid dispatch
denies that The Commune has been pro.
MADRID, April 97.-The Minister ot
Finance announced that arrangements
had been made for the payment Of the
Treasury bills duo at the end Of May,
one.third in specie and two.thirds in the
new acceptances, payable one month
from date.
The band commanded by the famous
chiet SabRlls, has been routed and its lead.
or disappeared. Captain General Velarde
his ordered the inhabitants Of the country
districts invaded by the Carlists to aban-
don their farms and houses and retire into
the cities with an the provisions they can
carry. ......
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The Dutch war In sumatra.

THE HAGUE, April 28.-Tho govern
ment has ordered IA steamers to proceed
Immediately TO Sumatra, and cooperate
with the Dutch troops In their movement
against the Atchenese. The vessels will
carry a large quantity Of ammunition and
arms Tor the troops.
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LOUISIANA.

Enforcing the Kellogg Government
With Winchester RiaeS.
BATON RoUaE, April GA detach.
ment OF 1876 metropolitan police, armed
with Winchester rides and one piece Of
artillery, arrived here last evening from
New Orleans, and lett this morning for
Port Vincent, Livingstone parish; for the
the purpose Of installing the sppointees
Of Kellogg. They were met at Harrold's
Ferry, hmite river, at noon To- oday by the
committee oithree persons, representing
the Port Vincent parley, and 1t is pre-.
sumed that matters will be adjusted with.
out blOOdshed.
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NaHIEntfon on Lnke Eric.

BUFFALO, April 27.-Tho propeller
Equinox, the first vessel Of tho season,
LEFT here this morning for Cleveland. AT
9P. NJ, she reached Windmill point, and
was slowly working her way through the
mass Of floating ice which had come
down from the upper lakes.
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Mrs. Wharton Cleared .

BALTIMORE, April 2Gs-At Annapolie
this morning, in the case Of Elizabeth G..
Wharton, indicted for an attempt to muir.
der Eugene Varness, q ste! was entered BY
the Prosecuting Attorney, thus ending
tho Wharton trial.
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Village purned in Tcnnes.ee.

MEMPHIS, TENN, April 27.-The vii
lHge Of Stanton, on the Memphis s. Lou.
isVille railroad, was destroyed by fire last
night. No particulars. Loss estimated
at $4,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
100000 ACRES!
CHEAP FARM5I

THe cheapest Land in market for sale by the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
In the Great Platte Valley.
5000, 900 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
Now for sale In tracts Of forty acres and upwards
on FIVE and TIN IIARS' CREDIT AT PIR oENT.
No kDYANol IATBRRSF RKeUIRKD.
Mid and heGlthful climate, fertile Bon, an
abundAnceof good water.
THH BEsF MARKET IN THI WEST Tho great
mining regions oil Wyoming, Colorado Utah and
Nevada being supplied by tho farmers In tho
Platte Valley.
Soldiers EntItled to q Homestead Of 1850 Acres.
THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
FRBI HoNEs EoR ALL Millions Of Acies Of
ehoIee Government Lands open for entry under
the Homestead Law, near this Great Railroad,
with good markets and all the oonTenieneeS OF an
old settled country.
Free passes TO purchasers OF Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps, showing tho Land, also new
edition Of DEBCRIPTIVB PAMPHLET WITH NRW
hAPs HAHBD Fan EVERTwHERH.
Address o. Y. DAVIS,
Land C6nMiSSi0nsr u r. 3. r.,
OMAHA, NEB.
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New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, April 28.-sugar -
In better demand 7a9 for common, fair to
good u.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgeucer.

(By the Western Union Line.
Un1eo Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts
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ST. LOUIS.

Tho JeweIry Robbery on tho Pacific
ROad.sLease Of Convict Labor 10
be EnjOlned.
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The Secretary has also directed the
payment without rebate, on and after
Monday, 2S inst, of the interest due on
the bonds Of May 1st.
Commodore John A. Anllch, Of the U,
s. Navy, on tho retired list, died hero this
morning
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state News.


APPOINTED S. Cook, ESD, of
Brandon, has been appointed Justice of
the Peace for the county of Rutland, by
the Governor.
Hon. B. w. Bartholomew, died at
Barre, on Sunday, Feb 2nd, 1873. He
had been quite prominent man in pub
lie aud business matters, having represent
ed the town of Washington for several
terms in the legislature, and served two
terms in the Senate. as Senator from Or
ange county.
CHEAP MUsIc.-A correspondent OF
the Manchester Journal says at au enter
taiument given in Chester, lately, "Ex-
cellent music vas given by the quire."
OF course it must have been sheet music,
and cheap enough at Fifteen cents -
We would like the name of the dealer
who sells excellent music at fifteen
cents per quire. At that price, it is
difficult to understand how $50 could
have been Melted for the decoration Of
the "First Universalist Church"
mo Rum. No BEER, No DANCING. =
The Caledonion says that last July "Mr.
Lyford vent into the hotel at St. Johns
bury Center, and announced an entertain
ment in the following manner; Nc
Rum No Beer. No Dancing The
public invited 1t appears Mr.. Lyford
has got bravely over all Of these diseases
Dancing is of common occurrence in hi
house, and a fine of $50 for selling rum
looks as though he did something in tina
business. Is it possible for a man tt
keep a hotel and not sell rum ~
DR.. j. G. Rutherford. of Newport
formeoly surgeon Of the Tenth Vernon
Regiment, has received information tina
the long contested case, known as th,
Tomby vs.. Chase Heirs, before the Cour
of Chancery in London, England, ha
been decided in favor Of the heirs TIL
sum involved is s2G,000000 and III
case has been in Court for so years
Daniel Webster was Mt one time counsc
for the heirs of the United States. VIII
number at present one hundred. the DR.
and Mrs. Rutherford, being Two of Tia
number.
North Bennington has one bank
two hotels, five merchants, two cloihin
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ADDISON County TEMPERANCE CoNynN.
TIoN.-All citizens of Addison County
who favor total abstinence from the use
of intoxicating liquors as beverage and
who endorse our Temperance laws and de-
sire their enforcement, are requested to
meet at the Lecture Room of the Meth
odist church in Middlebury, on Wednes.
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ADDISON COUNTY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
The Annual Meeting of the Addison
County Temperance Society will be held
at the Lecture Room Of the Methodist
church in Middlebury, on Wednesday,
February 10Th, 1878, at / / o'clock a IN.
There will be reports and other appropri-
ate exercises during the afternoon and
evening. j. l.. BARKER. Pres.
ii. d. KITcHELL, Chm Fix. Com.
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CTATE OF VERMONT-District Of

X Addison, IS.
In Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and
for said district, on the 10Th day of January, a. %.
1872.
Julius =, Benedict, administrator of the estate
of JOHN BENEDICT,
late of Cornwall in tho district of Addison, de-
ceased, makes application in writing to this court
stating that it is for the interest of all interested
in said estate to sell all Of the real estate of the
said deceased, part of the heirs reside out of
the state, and that the same cannot be divided
without great inconvenience and damage to the
heirs, and prays said court for license to sell Tia,
same, and the proceeds thereof be distributed d.
cordms to law. 1t is ordered that said npplica-
ton be considered for allowance at session Of
sail court. to he held at the probate office, in Mid
dleDu! ,un the .Sth day of February next, l'.j}.
and it is further ordered, that notice be given l..
all persons interested by publication of this order
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Mdjebury Reg
lister. n newspaper printed at Middlebury, in the
County of Addison, previous to said time, that
they may appear at said time and place. and show
cause, if any they may have, why such license
should not be granted.
4G SAML Z. COOKE, Judge.
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SUNDAY School CONVENTION IN LIN
coLN.-The third session of the Addison
County Sabbath School Association for
the season will be held at Lincoln on
Wednesday February 10Th commencing
at lOI O'Clock u. M, and continuing
through the afternoon aud evening. Fur
Their announcement will be made here
after.
PER ORDER Cow.