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PROBATE COURT.
District of Rutland.
w. G. DUSroN, Judge.
II G RnRRINs. REGISTER.


-. Estate of John NJ Weston, Claren-
don; IIiland Bump and ii & Cole appoint
ed commissioners.
1G. Estate of James L Bagley, Rutland
license issued to administrators to sell per-
sonal estate.
II. Estate of Justus ii Hyatt, Brandon;
license granted Administrative to sell certain
real estate.
IS. Estate of Napoleon b Smith, c G
Holden and Willard johnson appointed
appraisers and commissioners.
49, Estate of Erastus Wells, Rutland /;
report Of commissioners returned and APP
proved.
20. Estate of James Stafford, Walling-
ford; inventory returned and approved.
Estate OF Constant Weber, Shrewsbury !;
order Of publication for executors final ac-
count hearing Aug. 4th.
Estate of Orrn w Phillips, Pittsford ;
settlement of executors final account and
decree of residue.
23. Estate of David Wing, Rutland in
yentory returned and approved.
Estate of John l. Eddy, Rutland license
granted administrator TO sell all real estate
except homestead, and widows right OF
dover.
a. Estate of Ann Il Freeze, Rutland S
+ Paige appointed administrator w
Walker and G q Knsman appraisers and
| commissioners.
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The Dartmouth boat crew of Dartmouth
college, arrived in Rutland last evening on
their way to Saratoga. where they are to
try their muscle in the great regatta which
occurs on Saratoga lake the 10th of July.
The party had their boat with them, and
were quartercd at the Bates House oyer
night, leaving on the early train this morn
ing.
They were fine looking set of fellows,
and have now considerable celebrity on the
water. They are one of the heaviest crews
entered in the regatta. The following are
the names Of the crew, together with other
interesting information obtained from
them.
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John Thompson having recovered from
his attack of extreme illness brought on by
a dose of alcohol and shellac, was let out
of Jail yesterday morning after paying his
fine imposed the day before
James Brown was brought up again and
disclosed to Justice Marshall the effects of
drinking too much of plantation bitters
which he stated were procured of S. f.
Paige The latter was duly fined for two
drinks amounting to $27.56 and took an
appeal, ayerring that said bitters could not
have brought on so severe an attack of the
"jim- jams" as experienced by Brown.
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THE FREEZE MURDER CASE.
More Testimony in the Phair Case
PIHAIR'S RIDE FROM EIECBs"
BURG 70 RUTLAND.
How puc Appeared on Hearing Of
the Murder, and the Appearance of
His OckctbOOk.

The inquest in the case Of the murder oi
Mrs. Freeze was continued on yesterday
afternoon before Hon. Martin G. Everts.
Evidence of interest and of some material
Importance to the case WAS elected, the
substance of which has. previously appeared
iD.TnE GLOBE.
1t is the intention of the officials in
charge of the matter 10 pursue the case as
far as necessary and put on record every
item of testimony which can be obtained
bearing upon it. The public nave, up to
the present time. been kept fully posted
through our columns Of every thread in the
web which has been winding around the
prisoner since his arrest, and whenever any
testimony upon the other side IL given it
will receive the same publicity The Sc
robustness Of the case alone makes it one
eminently worthy of the most careful Wig
lance and investigation, and ms is we'll
known to our readers the officials have
done their utmost to follow it 10 the best
of their ability
Yesterday AFTERNOON the
TESTIMONY OF =. ". VoN NIEnA
was taken before Judge Everts. and we
give it in substance us adding another batch
of facts in the case.
Mr.. Won Media testified that on the night
of the arrest Of Phair the witness got on
the night train coming north ut Fitchburg.
JOHN p. Phar, whom the witness kuew
very well. came into the smoking car.
where he was, from another car Oh the
train. The witness told Phair of the MIR
der of Mrs. Freeze Phair said he had not
heard of it. and expressed his surprise {;
witness showed him Il copy of The Boston
JOurhol Of that day, containing q ielc-
graphic dispatch from Rutland announcing
the murder. Phar after reading it, said
that the man vino did it Fought to be hung
fifteen times Witness and Pha!r sat to-
gethcr most of the way to Keene y H.,
and Phair played euchrc with other par
ties some Of the way. At Keene,
Phair offered witness fifty cents TO
get some lunch. Phar pulled ont ms
pockctbook and handed him Gliy-cent
scrip witness saw Il roll Of bills in another
portion of the wallet could not say how
large roll but should Judge n small
quantity Of money. Arriving at Bellows
Falls the witness and Phar got ont and
walked up and down the platform, while
waiting for the train, and talked over the
murder. Phair seemed nervous while play
Ing euchrc and all the time afterwards
After getting on the train at Bellows Fails
witness soon separated from Phair and at
Cuttingsville saw Phair arrested by Chief
of Police Crawford.
As was stated at the time of the arrest
no wallet was found on the prisoner when
arrested, and but three or four dollars in
money.
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AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS.

Rev. William j. Harris, d. D., president
of the board, in fitting and brief address
in behalf of the trustees, awarded diplomas
to the following members of the graduating
class
Agnes A. Bailey
Hattie |. Barney.
Mary billiard.
Franc w Murray.
Eta V. Potter.
Mabel +. Smith.
Hattie e. Whitney.
Carrie l.. Willis.
James II. Owen.
Flora NJ. Kelsey, member of the
class, died March oath.
The exercises were closed with prayer by
Rev. II. f. Austin, pastor OF the Methodist
church.
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THE FARMERS WAR-EQuAL TAXATION
ORANGES PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY-A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLOBE, from the pen of Hon. S. NJ.
Dorr, of Rutlaud, and now collected and
published for general circulation, by order
of the Rutland Grange of the Patrons Of
IIusbandry. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred Published by the
G,oNe Paper Company, Rutland.
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rhe Rutland County Republican
Convention.

The Republican County Convention COM
posed of three delegates from each town in
Rutland county will meet at the Town Hall
in Rutland on Tuesday, June Both, 1874.
at one O'clock p. M, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for Senators, Assis-
tant Judges of the County Court, States
Attorney, Sheriff, High Baliff, and Judges
of Probate and the appointment of a
County Committee. The several towns at
their primary meetings are requested to
appoint three alternate delegates.
Delegates on their arrival are requested
to present their credentials to the county
committee at the Bardwell House for the
purpose of completing the roll before the
assembling of the convention.
HENRY CLARK,
SIMEON ALLEN,
LEONARD JOHNSON,
l.. ID. Ross,
r. W. PfTTs
County Committee.
Rutland, June 10th, 1874
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The HOUSEHOLD YEARS OF existence OF the
great Chocolate house OF Walter Baker a. Co..
Boston. has only led to renewed efforts 10
Exposition OF 1867, the Paris indicator, 4"
says =
" France, until the present time, has always
held the lirst rank In the production OF this ar
ticle, but IL seems generally admitted by the
most competent Judges that this year Walter
Baker a Co., OF Boston, have taken precedence
over all other manufacturers In this line OF
goods. The Medal OF Merit was also awarded
NJ the Vienna Exposition OF 1919
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From Washington.
THE POSTMASTER GENERALS OFFICE.

THE POSTMASTER GENERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, June &c.
Washington specials speculate freely on
the reasons for Crcswcl's sudden retire
ment from the cabinet, but are unable to
give anything but vague conjecture. Cress.
well himself gives the simple reason that,
the officer who fills the place acceptably
leads dogs life that he is now down
sick and tired of it, ana wants to devote
himself to his profession. The new APP
pointee, Hale, has not yet definitely de-
cided to accept. Doubts are expressed as
to whether he has executive ability fitting
him for the position.
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AbOut thp Indians.

ST.. PAUL. June %.
From all the information so far obtained
il does not look as if the Sioux in Dakota
are particularly anxious for fight with the
Seventh cavalry, which they can have any
day. Gen. Clusters expedition to the
Black hills would have started Sunday if
there had been any military necessity there
for Its departure is now postponed until
the 30th inst. or LIST proX
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LATEST MONETARY.
NEW YORK. June 20.
Money easy at 2@3 per cent prime mercau-
tile paper 5H@6%
Sterling dull and firm with actual business
at 4.s7k@4-ss for 60 days, 40 l-9Oh for sight.
Customs receipts to-day amounted TO $685.
Co.,
Imports OF dry goods Tor the week amounted
to s1,i32,6os.
Gold opened atlllis AMI Il, cllnei "a M aud
closed at llll..
Carrying rates la2 per cent, ana for borrow
Ing per cent aud fiat.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted TO
sl53OOO.
Clearings In the Gold Exchange to-day, s22,
100000.
Specie engagements for tomorrow ARE osti-
mated at s55 900 in gold coin.
Governments steady
state bonds dull.
Railroad bonds quiet aud tirn.
stocks were strong up 10 ~
advance ranged from y TO ..dday, when ID
secCMd board a weakpo ~ per cent, Az Ia
prices of the day W ss set In and the loves
ing hours the ere current. During the clo'
advanced .aarket became strong ana price
the NJ \ TO per cent on the ehlire ns',
al dealings there was reaction OF .
per cent. There was considerable puslhe
dor,. IN Erie at sellers option OF ht'eeh uaS
the price OF stock being higher mere ,,, sn% M
London and Amsterdam the sales on .'ne rA
mo heen made as protection against co'nu,s
Among the sales to-day 500 o were w. me'
ern Union, $4,000 Union Pacific 2o'ooo M"vas
1000 Pacific Mail, 1900 ST. Paul. os,ooo ,''
shore. 1900 Erie, 1900 Northwest "'oo' w.
MS Central.
X Gold closed al lii%'
i, Money 2N@a.
y Governments strong and active
state bonds quiet
M Stocks hrm. ,,. quotations
The following are the closing qu''a'''H'
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LOCAL NEWTON.

Vermont Lodge Knights of Pythias,
meet this Saturday evening at 1870.
Regular monthly meeting of Nickwacket
Engine company will I've held at their hall
this Saturday evening at = O'Clock.
Washington Fire Engine Company, No.
. are to meet at their hall this evening at
7.30 O'clock 4 full attendance is request
ed as important business is 10 come before
them.
We understand that three prizes are to
be offered our fire engine companies on the
Fourth of July for excellence in throwing.
This exhibition will be one OF much inter-
est coupled with their parade and inspec-
ton.
The teamsters, who stand with their
teams on Merchants Row. opposite the
Bates House, shonld cease their loud and
very disagreeable talk and sparring as it is
becoming already too monotonous and I'M
bearable to business men in that part OF
the village.
Rutland is not FOR 0ae thing if not for
another. That is the entirely uncalled fol
shrieks of the engines. Every stranger
who visits the town is sure to mention it,
and all consider it the height Of foolishness
Cannot this incXcusable and unnecessary
style of whistle be reduced to ordinary
limits
Mr. Danlorth has entered Tam O'Shan-
ter in the 2.34 class and "Kitty Thorn" IL
the 2.39 class at Lawrence, Mass, races, tt
be trotted on Friday next Both horse!
were meyer in better condition than n
present.
The crowded state of our columns thi.
morning, compels the posponement Of tn
roll of honor Of the public schools, unit
Mondays issue.
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Al. Eaton is the substitute. Gates rowed
up at Washington Abel's house, which has,
we understand, numerous attractions.
They are to practice twice day and take
4 walk after supper. Success to them
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Delegate. to County Convention.

FAIRHAyEN-Ira c Allen, Samuel Wood, Will
liam Pitkin.
pIrTsFoRD--R Smith, A d Tiffany, George d
Wheaton
MENDoN-Dr o Cook Ezra Edison, Reuben
Ranger Altcrnatcs-Ira Ormsby, \ Ormsby,
Wilson walker.
PAwLEr-Danlcl W Bromley, Fayette Blake
leg, Henry Allen. Alternates-James NJ Shaw,
Arson " IIitt, Rolln c Wickham.
RUTLANp-W c Dunton, John A Salisbury, II
II Brown
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GOLD.

Gold to-day is quoted at S292, and will
undoubtedly soon reach 1000 if speedy
and supreme efforts are not made to check
the use Rates of foreign exchange like
gold, are also going up indefinitely. This
upward movement If continued, will soon
bring about general bankruptcy, and
Will make the cost OF necessaries of Cuba
so high that people will be unable TO en-
dure it.
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leave as usual at 2.10. The Sunday milk
train will hereafter leave at G.3O m. I;
morning accommodation will arrive at IL
noon the New York express will arrive
at 4.5O the Sunday milk train will arrive
at 10 a. m,
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NitrO-Glycersne V
explosion.

John E. osh> .svnLE, Pa, .',une 26
near ParP 1rne was blown IN atoms
plosior -'er City to-day b the ex-
&C i OF hundred pounds Is ni,ro.yly.
'rlne which he was tran '"r,,ng in a
wagon The horse and W, 'poi''"s ann;
hilated. ,Eon were ANN
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Railroad Transfer.

OswEGo, June 2G
The Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburgh
railroad company have obtained control of
the Syracuse Northern railroad, and will
take possession on the LIST of July. The
first mentioned company has now in opera
ton 316 miles of road
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 2G.-s p. m. J
PECBApnlTINs.
For the New England, Middle States and
lower lake region partly cloudy weather
and local rains will prevail, with variable
winds, slight changes in temperature, and
stationary or rising barometer
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A Newspaper Row.

MEMPHIS, Tenn June 49,
A shooting aifray ut Helena, to-day, be-
tween w r Burke, editor of the World,
and C A Otey, an editor of the Independ-
ent. Some half dozen shots were fired,
but nobody was hurt. The difficulty grew
out of personal articles i'll their respe
papers. cti
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES

AND TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moth
and Freclile Lotion, which Is harmless and in
every case iniallibe. Or for his Improved Co.
medone and Pimple Remedy, the great Skin
Medicine Tor Pimples, Black Heads or Flesh
worms Or consult Il. c. PERRY. the noted
Skin Doctor, 40 Bond street. New York.
apIil lO1eOd, WGln.
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THE FINANCIAL CONDITION.

HAVANA, June &c
An address has been presented to the
Captain General, sigucd by the business
men of all branches of trade. 1t requested
that in view of the frightful condition Of
financial affairs which threaten the ruin of
the country and menaces the authority of
your exceliency it is the duty Of every good
Spaniard to come to the aid of the govern
ment with such resources as lie can COM
mand
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THE "GENTLEMAS IN BLACK, " who is the tu-
telar demon OF dram-shops, assumes his sour
Btters Is reported "down below" The Peo-
pies Vegetable Tonic Is playing the mischief
with his btters fired with rum. All diseases
which those demOniac nostrums aggravate UNI
der pretense OF relieving, such as Indigestion,
sickheadache, constipation, rheumatism, govt,
and intermittent fevers, are cured by II.
ie23dSw4W
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Chr 8utlantl Daily Glohr.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1874.

TRAINS ARRIVE At RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, 1910 & 1890 n m, 300 &
ts;35 n. m.
Burlington 1899 & 'ii;lO a. m, 1890 s. 1850
n. IN.
" Tlcondcroga, -ll:40 q. m.
Bennington, 1900 M, 1885 " '0.55 p. m.
m.
Saratoga, 'llf0 a. M. 4:40, 9:05 p. M
Salem, 1910 tl0.2j n. IN. t34O & $ 30 p.
IN,
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1912 1890 q. m, 1900 1880
p m.
" Burlington, 1910 & t5:io Il. m, '2:lO & sos p.
IN.
" Ticonderoga, b:05 y. m.
" Bennington, 1880 ~ 600 Il. M, 40 IS t2:00
y. m.
Saratoga, $3.50 and 800 a. in & 400 p. m.
Salem, lao q 1910 a. m, t5:OO y. IN.
Mail Train MIXED
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The Lightning.

CiNClNNAri, June 26.
During storm yesterday the lightning
struck man at Circlevlle, Ohio, a woman
at Huntington, West Virginia, two young
men at Kalamazoo, Mich, the postmaster
at Marion, Ind, aud three persons Mt Fort
Wayne, Ind.
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A Pair of Suicides.

BUFFALO, June %,
Andrew llird, German forty -four
years of age, committed suicide this morn
ing by taking laudanum. Ezra Fisk, fifty
five years of age, strangled himself with Il
halter in canal barn last night
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BEECHER SCANDAL.

Titons letter on the Beecher scandal is
the universal topic OF conversation. AMI
this morning draws out comments from
papers that ignored it entirely yesterday.
The Tribune thinks Tilton has made a mis-
take, even if all he claims Is true The Sun
says he should have told more or held his
tongue altogether but that the whole story
must now come out, us silence on the part
of Beecher is no longer possible. Sherman,
clerk of Plymouth church, is reported az
saying to an interviewer that he had full
confidence in the entire innocence of
Beecher, that Tilion's letter contained no
definite charge against him, and that the
extract from which appears to he Beecheis
confession was capable of two construc-
tons, and might when the full document
was published be found consistent with his
innocence Other members of Plymouth
church are less hopeful of a favorable re-
suit for the pastor, and doubt whether he
will ever preach in the church again.
A Peekskill dispatch Of last night has
the following: "Mr Beechcr is at this place,
near which his farm is located, and where he
passes his summer vacations. He addressed
large audience in the Dutch Reformed
church this evening on the subject of
Sunday schools. speaking in his old-iimc
eloquent and powerful manner In an
swer to query AS to what course he will
pursue in view of the statement of Tilton,
published in the Golden Age, Mr.. Beecher
says he will not break the silence he has
hitherto observed"
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PlrTsBuHG, Pa, June 26
At barn raising in Baden, Beaver coun-
ty. about twenty men at work on scat
fold fell about thirty feet. One man named
Silas Mcpherson was killed, and eleven
seriously injured.
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pENNlsoN,s pArENr SHIPPING TAGS

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers ana Stationer'
EVERYWHERE
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
June23dNwlf Wholesale Agents.
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The republican union voters of the town OF
CastletOn are requested TO meet at the Town
Hall in Castleton, saturday, June 9th, at ~
O'Clock, p. M, 10 elect four delegates and four
subtitutes to represent them ut the Republican
Union Convention TO be held at Mlddlebury the
18th day Of August next
Also TO elect three delegates and three sub
stituteS to represent them In the Rutland
County Republican Convention to be held at
Rutland, June 30th. COMMITTEE
CaslctOn, VT, June 30 1874.
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Serious Fire.

CoLUMBus, Ohio, June 2G
AT an early hour this morning, the paint
and setting up shops of John Gill's extern
sive car works were destroyed by fire, The
loss is about $1,000 and insured for So
600.
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Destructive Fire.

PREsCoTT. June 2G.
Last night fire broke out in the back
part of Cons IL Lors cabinet shop, which
resulted in the destruction of eight build
ings Loss estimated at S21 900. Insured.
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AIIlSlc.

1t would be inyidious to commend par
ticularly any of the seperate performances
where all acquitted themselves with such
great credit.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From New York.

'ii'ii hffN'h
New York, June 20
Alexander -. Mott. VI. D.. was installed.
last evening, grand master general of the
ancient and primitive rite of masonry for
the continent of America. Several ladies
occupied seats in the gallery and witnessed
the ceremonies.
MILITARY DRILL
The drill of Major Follett's Boston bat
terry on Tompkins square this morning was
witnessed by n large crowd, which ire
Quently applaudcd the precision of the men.
After dinner the battalion will be reviewed
by Maj-Gen. Shaler and staff and will take
up It's line Of march to the Fall river boat.
ANOTHER VICTIM OF uyDRopnoBiA.
Another fearful death from hydrophobia
in this city yesterday, in the person of
William Mccormick, butcher, of East
Fifty-seyenth street, is a puz2ler for the
theorists, who maintain there - no such
disease. Mccormick was bitten by Il small
dog little more than month ago, the
wound being only slight scratch, and he
never dreamed Of such Il thing as hydro
phobia, until he was attacked on Monday,
and died in terrible agony last evening. a
large number Of eminent physicians at
tended the victim in his last hours and a
repor, upon the case will probably he
made
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The union republican voters OF Clarendon are
requested to meet at the Town Hall on Satur-
day, June 27th AT ~ p. m, 10 elect delegates
and substitutes to the County convention, to
be holden at Rutland June 30th, 1874.
Per order, COMMITTEE
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Delegates so the Congregational Con-
ventiOn

PI1TsFoED-Georgc n layers, II Lathrop,
Isaac Wheaton.
MENDoN-WlsOn Walker A Bennett. Alter
nates-IanIos Ranger Richard Walker.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

owing 10 business engagements In Canada,
win be absent from Rutland during July.
q. W. sMYTH, NJ. d.