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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-12-04

NG WALWoETlI Ar SING SlNu. Wal
worth has become melancholy in the eX-
treme since the novelty of prison life has
passed, and he has settled down to the
monotony OF tramplng from the mess-room
to the Workshop and from thence TO the
gloomy cell. He appears To have realized
the stern reality Of prison discipline, but
is very quiet and submits promptly to the
rules Of the prison. He never speaks UNI
kindly of any one, answers all questions
in u gentle tone OF voice. but, when left
to himself, appears overwhelmed with sor-
row and remorSc. He has lost all fresh
Ecss of countcnancr and seems 10 be break
inc in health
Last sabbath while in the chapel he
was seized with vertigo, and had to be
assisted TO The hospital Medicine was
administered, and he retired to his cell
prclrrring lis couch of straw 10 hospital
treatment. Since then he has been suffer
ing from pleursy and is, on the whole, Il
pitiable object; Just on the threshold OF
life he has the appearance of an old man.
His physical punishment, however, seems
nothing when compared TO his mental
agony. When sick he never complains
nor does he ask for anything, nor wish to
olive truublr. IN. Y. Times
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"Bc brief gentlemen" is The good ad-
vice given to clergymen by the Congrc-
gationaliSt, The editor Of which tells Of n
minister who prayed forty minutes at a
funeral. Forty minutes, says the edi-
tor, " is 4 long while. Not solomon in all
his glory would have prayed n this
length, had he dedicated hlMdred tenn
nlpl ="
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15
New Work. stock ana Money Markrt.

NEW YORK. August "A.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15

NEW ORR, August IL.
FLouR.-Rcceipts 1890 bbls., at shade
supply, and in fair enquiry. Sales of 49, 500 bDls
at - g5n5 30 for superne Western and State |;
S6.i5 "a 40 FOR common TO good Extra west
crn and Satei; s6.5JdT 20 for good to choice
dos 81 % "a, 40 for common to choice White
wheat western extra: 90 3O@Ss 30 for common
10 good extra OHIO; SO ,O@ 10 10 FOR common
to choice extra 81. Louis. The market clos
ing steady.
RYE FI0rR-The market IS iirmer at / 30
05 60.
CORN MEAL The market Is in good re-
quest M ful prices. Sales SO bbls at 3 l0a3 30
for Western latter Tor fancy; 81 soa3so for
IbrandyWnc
WnIsKEY.-Thc market Is iirmcr.at 9Gto nj g
chiefly at latter price.
WHEAT. : Recelpts,l210o, bush. the market
port demand chiefly 10 I'LL previous freight en-
gagements, also good demand for forward de-
livery Sales $4,000 bush. al 81 go" 30 for re-
jected spring 81 iOo - for No, spring 81 a,
IA 80 FOR No. 2 thicagO 81 53a ~ for No.
Milwaukee; Boo GO. for new winter red West
RyE-Market is more active and frmcr.
Sales $4,000 bush Western al a0a9l in store,
closing at latter price.
BARLEY.-The market Tor barley and barley
malt is quiet. state Fl 90.
CORS.-Rcceipts si,6l6 bushels. Market ac-
tive and about cent better with q lair export
and hOnr trade demand sales of l5l 900 bush.
at 5ia 5Gi. Tor steamer Western mixed 5in
81 Tor sail do; 53ma for Kiln dried; 60la62c
for high mixed and yellow western ,5a 10
OATs-ReceiptS $50 bush. Market more active
and lirmer. Sales Of lO5,OpO bushels, At i2a
"a for new mixed western Asa 5ic Tor white
western; 42a43c for black western; 40; for
mixed state in store.
EGGs.-Nlarket Is steady at 20a2lc for state
and Pennsylvania.
HOPs-Markct Is dun and unchanged.
IAY.-Markct Is dun and quiet.
CoFFEE-Market Is decidedly irmer Rio at
1902 t,.
SuGAR.-MarEet is quiet firm; refining at sCa
SIC.
MoLAssHs. The market is quiet and firm
21a 32 for clayed Muscovado; 30a60 for Porto
Rico
RIcE-Market is firm ut S%@a'.c. FOR car
Olna.
PETROLEUM.-The market Is dun AT 80 foi
crude and ldc fOr.rchning.
PORK.--Markct Is active and frm AT 81 U1G
Is 10 for new mess on spot sl5 90 Tor extra
prime.
BEEF.-Market Is quiet AT - 00a 10 30 Iol
plain mess $l1 % "a ~ 10 FOR extra mess.
BEEF IIAMs.--Markct is quiet and steady
new Western s25m2s.
TIERCE BEEF - Market Is quie, AT lI@2lc
for prime mess; 22a23 for India mess.
CUT MEATs.-Market is quiet at l2ii@l2A FOL
hams slf@sA for shoulders Middles quiet
light long clear, So; short clear 9AmlO
LARD.-Market is quleet. Sales OF new sii
81 old western steam at sIGms l-l6c.
BuTTER.-Market Is firm for prime lots, al ii
@25 FOR prime WESTERN 25a3l Tor state.
MCHEEsE.-Market is quiet l2hml ~ for fair &c
prime state factory
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Cherokee Politics.

ST. LorIs, Aug. II.
a. Cole of Ninita. Indian territory, ar
rived here last evening. He reports that
returns of the late election in the Cherokee
nation are not yet all in. hut both the
Downing and the Ross patty are sangunc
of success so far rs the local council and
and senate are concerned. The Ross party
however, are disposed TO admit that the
Downing party have elected majority to
the grand council at Ockmugee The
Downing party, which is composed of half
breeds, favor the sectionizing of land
severaly and the opening of territory to
settlements, while the Ross party. who are
free bloods, strcnuously oppose this scheme
and favor the holding of lands and prop
crty in common.
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CLEVELAND, o., Aug. "A.
About 10 o'clock last night the lnmber
barge j. ID. Morton, Capt. Peter A. Flick,
one of the six in tow of the steam barge
Sun broke from the tow about 90 miles
down the lake from this city and in short
time went to pieces the lake being very
rough. Capt. Flick, his wife and little girl
and one seaman took 10 small boat and
were saved by the schooner Marysburg and
brought to this port. Two scamen, Jesse
Maloy of Sarna, and John Kennedy from
New London, Ontario, preferred remaining
on the barge and it is supposed were
drowned. When last seen Capt. Flick says
two or three other barges were laboring
heavily and it may be that other disasters
have occurred to some tow.
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A Grand Firemen's Muster will take
place at Bennington, Saturday, August
10th, 1913. There are 5000 in prizes
The following is the programme
Salute at sunrise.
Bells ringing at 9 IA. m.
From till ~ the X. A. j. procession
will occupy the streets
At 10, on the arrival of trains from
North and South, the procession will form
at the depot as follows
/. The North Adams Light Guard, or
Boys in Blue, numbering 20, headed by
drum corps.
2. The several visiting fire companies,
accompanied by bands of music, and the
engines that will contend for the prizes,
escorted by the Bennington Cornet Band,
and the Bennington Fire Department.
3. Officers of the day, visitors and citi-
zens in carriages.
The line of march will be from Depot to
North Street, up North to Pleasant; up
Pleasant to Willow; through Willow to
Union; up Union to Main, and up to
Bradfords down Main to the Court
house. where an address of welcome will be
delivered by Hon. T. w. Park, president
of the day.
Dismiss for dinner.
At u o'clock, p. m, the trial for prizes
will commence, and continue until de-
cded.
A. b. Valentine, Marshal of the day.
In the evening there will be a large and
appropriate display of fireworks.
j. V. CARNEY,
Chief Engineer.
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A Democratic Convention Middle.

SAN Francisco, Aug IA.
Two democratic conventions of this city
are at variance. The Legislative con-
venton which it is charged had been pack
ed by railroad monopolists having made
nominations to the Legislature satisfactory
to that interest. The municipal conven-
ton now proposes TO make separate tic
kct independent of the influence of the
railroad companies. Eight members of
the democratic county committee have re-
signed for the stated reason that the ma
jority had treacherously sold out to Stan
ford Il Co., and Legislative convention
had been packed by them. There is much
excitement about the matter in the ranks
of the party.
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A Test Shit.
NV York. Aug. Il.

NEW YORK, Aug. H.
Plat Il Boyd, importers of Glassware,
against whom suit has been brought to re-
cover million dollars for alleged under
valuation of goods, state proceedings are
taken against them merely to test the in
depreciation of the statutes relating to the
importation of the class of goods involved.
They deny the existence of any intention
to defraud the government, implied lay the
action OF customs officers.
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The Methodist Sunday School had an ex-
cursion to Bennington yesterday, going at
0;30 in the morning and returning at $50
in the evening. Owing to the rain storm
that prevailed throughout the day the
picnic which WIS planned to come off in
the grove near the village, was obliged to
he given up. The school took up their
quarters in the Free Library Hall and en-
joyed the day very much.
The Rutland base ballsts played seven
innings with the "Modoc' Club and were
waxed 81 to 8. They console themselves
with the determination to return the favor
when the Bennington boys come up here
which they intend doing soon.
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The Jennie Carroll Troupe

This dramatic company, whose reputa-
ton is well established as first class in
every respect, commences two nights en-
gagemcnt at the Opera House in this vii
lage on this evening. The play for
the opening night is to be dramatiza-
ton of Charlotte Brontc's novel, =" Jane
Eyre" in which Miss Jennie Carroll as
sumcs the title role, supportedby Mr.. Mark
Bates, an actor of good reputation. and n
select company. We bespcak for the
troupe good house and excellent patron
age during their stay here
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SALES or CATTLE.

The supply of cattle In market this week
from the west was larger than that OF one week
ago Prices upon the common grades were
about the same upon the extra qualities
prices We're In some instances a trlfe higher,
few selling at nc d ID l. W. The trade opened
active and the larger portion OF cattle were sold
on Tuesday. The supplies from the north still
continues TO be light, and buyers from New
Hampshire and Maine were In market purchas-
Ing beef cattle.
Working OXen-The trade Is limited, a few
pairs being all the market reqnires at present.
We quote sales OF pr, 9Th II gin 1920 ipr, 7
It, sls5; pr, q II IN, $3.50; pr. II In, sl65 ;
l pr, I II In, s2l0 pr, O II 10 H. sls5.
Mllch COws-Most OF those brought In market
are OF common grade. Prices do not vary
much from week TO week. Good cows always
sell well, We quote extra AT $4,000 ordinary
s2ba 80 u head. Many OF the store cows and
most OF the small cattle that are In fair con-
ditlon are bought up TO slaughter.
sheep and Lambs-Western sheep cost exc.
Lambs skc y ID delivered at Brlghton-all own
ed by butchers.
Swlne--Store pigs-COlumba county pigs,
wholesale l2Ac retail 1870 lbc b ID.
Hogs-A,Ioo in market prices &C y 10.
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Arrested.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. /.

ST. Louis, Aug. IA.
John Schuler and Clarence Swayne,
who two months since left the jewelry
house of Eugene Jaccard & Co., and set up
for themselves here, have now been arrested
for stealing from time to time $4,000
worth of jewelry from the latter before
leaving their employ. The robbery was
not discovered till an inventory of stock
vast taken. Several hundred dollars worth
were found in pawnbrokers shop and
identified. Schiller has confessed. A
telegraph dispatch was sent by the police,
in his name, to Swayne, calling him from
Paducah, where he (Swayne) was imme-
diately nabbed on stepping from the cars.
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the Remington Muster.

The following is a list of the companies
and the men reported to work each engine.
Great Western, Brattlcboro, 60 men
Band, 10 pieces.
Ocean, Chatham. y. y. 60 men Band
lG pieces.
j. j. Grays, Cambridge, y. Y, go men
Drum corps.
Rough and Ready. Greenwich. y. Y,
IL men Drum corps.
Mechanics, North Adams. Mass. 60 men
Band II pieces.
Edmonds, Hudson, y. Y. 60 men Band
Nickwackctt, Rutland, 80 men Shcr-
man band, 16 pieces
II will he seen from the number of men
10 work the brakes, the several companies
will he pretty evenly matched.