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Twelve more cases were brought yester-
day by States Attorney Ormsbee for keep.
ing liquor with intent to sell. This, we
believe, disposes of about all such cases as
are to be brought in Rrtland Tor the pre-
sent Justice Marshall held the court for
the disposal oi the cases at Dunton &
Veazeys Office
James Crowley and Charles Fisher were
arragned as saloon-kcepcrs. Mr.. Crowley
proved himself ineligible TO prosecution.
having sold out his establishment some
time since, and he was consequently dis
charged In the case OF Fisher. \. ii.
Williams, II. O. Perkins and Z. c. Lewis
were witnesses. Respondent plead guilty ;
was fined $40 and costs and appealed S.
J. Kelliher, bail
Erwin Whitcomb and William Whit
comb, saloon-keepers witnesses. II. o.
Perkins. \. II. Williams, and f. C.. Lewis;
plead not guilty; fined SO and costs and
mittimus was withheld until June 9Th.
William Whtcomb was also alraigned
on another warrant witnesses, II. l..
Briggs and l.. G. Lewis plead not guilty ;
fined $40 and costs mittimus withheld
until June 9TH.
Narnum W. Whitcomb witnesses, If.
l.. Briggs and L. c. Lewis plead guilty ;
fined $40 and costs mittimus withheld
until June 9th.
John McOvitt and. Jane Mclaughlin
witnesses, II. o. Perkins, A. II. Williams
and f. G. Lewis plead not guilty fined
$40 and costs. and appealed John Q.
Ryan, bail
L. 7. Birdsal, Henry Ii. Stone and
Charles Allen. Witnesses. II O Perkins,
A II Williams and f G Lewis. Plead
guilty. Fined $40 and costs. To he set
tied to-day.
Benjamin II Wooley. Witnesses. II Q
Perkins, A II Williams and L G Lewis
Plead not guilty fined SO and costs APP
pealcd and Gardner VI Baker bail.
f r Birdsall and Henry II Stone, On Il
second warrant. Witnesses, II O Perkins,
A II Williams and L G Lewis. Plead
guilty and fined $40 and costs To he set
tied
Jeremiah Thornton and Aaron r Fuller.
Witnesses, II o Perkins, A IL Williams, i
G Lewis and II L Briggs. Plead not guilty.
Fined $40 and costs, and appealed; G +
Richardson bail.
John Dervin. Witnesses. II O Perkins,
II / Briggs II G Morris and T. G Lewis
Plead not guilty. Fined so and costs and
appealed. Martin G Evcrts bail
barley McDonough Plead not guilty
and evidence being given sufficient to show
that respondent had not sold any liquor he
was discharged.
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From Washington.

THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION ASn COY
SHEPHERD.
WAslINGroS, May !,
In the district investigation tins morning
Coy. Shepherd was on the stand and cX-
amined with reference to the improvement
of roads leading to suburban property. the
filling up of the old canal. the Justice of
of the general sewerage tax, the prices
paid by the board of public works for
wood and concrete payements,aS compared
with other cities, and other matters He
submitted large amount of documentary
testimony His examination will he con
tnued after recess.
INDEPENDENT AND SENSIBLE.
1t is stated that the secretary of the navy
favors the purchase Of steamers instead of
subsiiizlng the Pacific Mail company.
OPPOSING THE CENTENNIAL,
Dawes and Garfield will both speak
against the centennial bill to-day. Gen.
Hawley will close the debate 1t is thought
that Il vote will be reached, and If carried
it will be very small majority.
THE FINANCE BILL,
A Times Washington dispatch states that
| if the finance bill in the senate could be
voted on Immediately it would be carried.
Leading Senators on both sides Of the ques-
ton desire speedy action, without discus
sion, but long debate is liable To spring
up. A Tribune's Washington dispatch
states that there is very little interest felt
IN the new currency bill. rs very few he
levc ii will pass.
sIIAD FOR THE MISSISSIPPI.
Prof Baird argued before the house
committee on appropriations to-day in ia
vor of stocking the Mississippi river with
shad
DARIES CANAL COMMISSIONERS,
The gunboat Gettysburg arrived AT Key
West to-day with the Darlcn canal com
missoners on board,
RATHER DlsCouRAGiN0.
A letter was received here to-day from
Secretary Richardson dated Augusta, Ga
May 9Th Richardson il in excellent healll
and will return to Washington early mex
week
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SUDDEN changes of climate are sources of
pulmonary. bronchial, and asthmatic af-
fections. Experience having proved that
simple remedies often act speedily and GER
tainly, when taken in the early stages of
the disease, recourse should be at once had
to DIR. n. G. Whites Pulmonary Elixir,
throat be ever so slight as by this pre-
caution more serious attack may be eff
fectualy warded off.
Ask your druggist or dealer for 'The
Household Receipt Book" which contains
information valuable to all housekeepers,
or copy will be forwarded free by mail,
on application to Loren u. Lord, Burling-
ton, VT feb1Od&w3m
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OFF FOR EUROPE. Hon. L J Phelps and
Mrs Phelps of Burlington, have their pas
sage engaged for Europe, by the Cunard
steamer Algeria, on the 10th of June,
They intend to be absent about three months
and to bring back with them their daughter,
Miss Mary Phelps, who has been abroad
for nearly two years.
Rev. J. C.. Copeland, of Waterbury,
sails next week for Europe, intending to
visit England, Ireland, Scotland, Germany,
Switzerland, France and Italy, in company
with DR.. James of that town. Their toui
will occupy some four months.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Globe.
Nine Stores Robbed In Remington.
Nfo,,


BENNISeroS, May :.
The store of s. b. and d. McEwen &
Co, S. s. Scott, s. +. Harris. G.. Il. Sib-
ley, j. G. Norton, Taft & Co., S. l.. God
frey, the Bennington Manufacturing Co.,
and the saloon OF b. F. Roberts, were en-
tered by burglars last night and some mon
ey and other articles stolen. The store of
McEwen & Co.'S was entered by breaking
in a back window. They took about nine
dollars in money and left some cigars talk
en- from another store. They obtained an
entrance to the store of s. +. Harris, by
breaking in a light of glass in the door
from which they took few things of trf-
ling value. They entered the store of ;. ).
Scott in the same way and broke
open desk, but obtained nothing of value.
From the stores of Taft & Co. and :. l..
Godfrey they took about three dollars in
money and few cigars each. and also
from the store of Godfrey two notes of
@2G0 each. They took from the store Of
the Bennington manufacturing company
between one and two dollars in pennies,
leaving in the safe. which was unlocked,
sixteen dollars untouched. From the other
stores they obtained nothing of great value
They effected their entrance to most of
them by breaking in glass doors and win
dows
While on their visit to one of the stores
one Of the thieves Michael Lynch dropped
an order received by him yesterday, which
was found this morning, and by means of
which he was detected He confessed the
theft and implicated Michael Grace, who
was arrested at North Bennington about
noon bv Sheriff Powers, and both of them
placed in Jail here. They were searched
and over twenty-five dollars in money
found on them. Neither of them can be
over sixteen or eighteen years of age.
Grace has previously borne an uniavorable
reputation, and was no doubt the principal
actor in the affair.
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The Arkansas War.

New YORK, May !.
A Little Rock special and also II slate
ment signed by Judges Searle, and Bennett,
give details of their capture and release,
from which it appears that lieutenant in
whose charge the judges were placed, hear
ing that regulars were in pursuit. and he
having received orders moi to let the judges
be rescued alive, concluded that he would
himself release the judges. While en- route
to Little Rock from Benton. the regulars
were met. but il being dark, Judge Bennett
fled to the woods. Judge Searle was taken
to Little Rock, and the next morning,
while he and Chief Justice Mcclure were
in consultation. Judge Bennett came in.
having been cared for by a negro during
the night.
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DOckery, the cnbans and SpaniardS

New YORK, May :.
An Havana letter states that Dockery,
the American is here, confined in JAIL 1t
appears he went to Cuba on commercial af-
fairs and while walking about the out
skirts of Mauzanillo during the stoppage Of
of a steamer in which he was passenger,
was captured by Cuban outpost taken to
their headquarters as spy and detained
for two months before credence was given
his story. The Cuban General Genez then
gave him guide to Nucvits, where he fell
into the hands of the Spanialds. The doc
uments found on Dockery was his Ameri-
can passport, the safeguard given to enable
him to go from the Cuban to the Spanish
lines, and the names of two Cubans who
asked Dockery to inform their relatives
that they were still alive. Gen. Portfolio is
reported as being held in Puerto Principe
unable to attack the Cubans who are IN
in large force in the outskirts, and who
continually cut the railroad.
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The FOURTH OF JULy.-The st. Adams
papers make note that the subject of a
military and freman's parade in st. Albans
on the coming 4th of July, is being agta-
ted They have reason to believe that the
firemen OF Swanton, Burlington, Platts-
burgh, Rutland, Whitehall and other places
will accept invitations to he present
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Published by Request
The Unfortunate school House
A DREAM.

There was town among the hills
That had a school beset by Ills
It's fence to ruin gone.
The trustees watched the school progress
And heard the boys their sins confess,
But let the fence alone.
one day Mr.. Barnum came TO the town,
And brought an elephant great and brown,
Along with his mammoth show.
The elephant marched through the street.
This poor school house his eye did meet,
And he laid the building low.
The seven trustees they wisdom learned,
The boys reJolced In the holiday earned
BY the elephant great and brown.
And the next spring was raised tax
From the peoples pockets came forth greer
backs
For school house for the town.
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NORM BENNINGTON. The work of fres-
Going and painting the Catholic church in
North Bennington, is progressing rapidly
under the direction of Geo. w. Bennett of
Manchester. The repairs will soon be
completed and the church will be ded-
of Burlington, will be present, together
with number of local pastors from this
section of the state.
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HORSE STOLEN Simon SammOns trlc-
graphed from Fonda to the effect That n
gray mare, almost white, was stolen last
evenlng.-Marc is nine years old, sixteen
tall walks with a rolling, high step in
front. An easy stopper in three minutes.
A reward of 1925 is offered for return of
mare same for arrest and conviction of
hief, He is supposed to have come in the
direction of Rutland
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A New STYLE CT RlNGBoNE. Elisha
Isbell recently sold a lame horse. 1t was.
doctored for long time, but the cause OF
the trouble was not discovered until the
horse was taken to a blacksmith TO he slsod.
Then gold ring holdnga stone was found
imbedded in the hoof, where it had lain out
of sight. This appears to he Il new style
of ringbonc
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A man named Horace p Walker, sup
posed to belong in Londonderry, died at
Station Two, in Boston, on Wednesday
morning at quarter before 3. He was
found at about s o'clock in the evening at
the corner of India wharf and Atlantic av-
enue, and was carried to the station. He
was about 2s years of age. DR., Eoye was
called and pronounced 1t apoplcxy.
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DON'T BE nlscnrRAGEn.

suppose You have tried hIty remedies" and
received no benefit, is there, therefore, g no
balm In Gilead: Verify there Is. Your liver
may be COngested, your stomach ha paral
yZcd, your nerves quiycrlng,Nour muscles knot
ted with torture, your bowels CONSTRUCTED, Your
lungs diseased, Your blood iull OF impurities
vet In one week after commencing com St OF
Dr. Walkers Vinegar RittcrS Nouwill feel Ike
new creature apr2sdAWiw
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Strike on Canal,

ST.. CATHARINEs, Ont May Z.
The strike among canal laborers contn-
ues. The men have driven off the teams
and teamsters, and threaten to break the
machines if work Is not stopped. The
machines have been removed aud all work
suspended
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Burglars Arrested.

ALBANY, May Z.
Detective Mullen of Albany, has arrest
cd at Cohoes, VIM. Schofeld and Peter
and Joseph Rolyea, charged with the COM
mission of various burglaries in tins vicini-
ity. One has confessed
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DOCTORS SOON LEARN ITS VALUE.

BUFFALO, n, y, Dec. 10, 1870.
DR.. PIERCE FOR the past SiN months have
used your Golden Medical Discovery IN my prac'
tlce, ana IN that time have tested It's merlis
chronic diseases OF the throat, severe eases ui
bronchitis, general arrangement OF the system,
constipatcd condition Of the bowels, ana Whe,-
ever n thorough Alternative has been Indicated
In all cases | have found II to act gently, yer
thoroughly and effectually In removing me va
riOus diseased conditions, and bringing anou'
healthy action throughout the system
Yours raternally.
H. l.. HALL. NJ. u.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,S
WASHINGTON, May 1.--9 D IN.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, the middle states and
lower lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather and variable winds will prevail,
with but slight changes of temperature and
falling barometer.
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lows 1IouoR Agents. b. W. Marshall.
county commissioner, has appointed the
agents for the sale Of liquor in the towns
named
Rutland-Dr. +. G. Lewis.
Castleton--lIenry +. Stevens
Mt Holly David Horton
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MARRIAGES..

WEED-LYoN-In st. Adams May 9th by
Rev. A. q. stevens, +. NJ Weed OF shelburn and
Alice A. daughter OF II. A. Lyon, esq
LANE-BATES-In New York city April 3d.
at the residence OF l.. NJ. Bates, Esq, by the
Rev. DR.. Taylor, Mr.. Charles d. Lane OF Pulaski
N. y, formerly OF Underhll, VI, ana Miss HUI.
dab l., Bates OF New York
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Cough is Il symptom by which various d.
eaSed conditions OF the throat, bronchial tuht9
ana lungs manifest themselves. But whether
II arises from the irritation produced IN the
throat and larynN by taking cold IRON an al
tack OF Brunchitis nom lncipienl consumption,
or nom various other causes, nothing VIII allnN
II more speedily nor cure tt.muro permanently
than Or. Plerces Golden Medical Discovery. II
does net matter whether II be Il recent attack
~ Il lingering cough the Discovery is Ia either
case equally wen adapted for its rcliel and per
manent cure. In fact, II viii cure Il cough Ia
one-half the time necessary 20 cure II with ANY
other medicine. ana II does II, not by drHiup
il I'M. but by removing the cause, subduing the
Irritation, ana healing the affected parts. No
time should he lost IN commencing the use VI
proper medicine Tor the RELIEF o. cough Tor
unless this course Is pursued serious aud dan
perOus disease OF the lung, is liable TO result.
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State, county and vicinity notes on the
fourth page
Liquor law notes and franklin county
politics on the fourth page.
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Thr 8utlaad daily Glohe.
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1874.
Republican state convention.

A dispatch to THE GLOBE says the re-
publican state convention for the nomina-
ton of governor, lieutenant governor and
treasurer will be held at Burlington, on the
18th of June
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4 Narrow Escape From Death.

TROY, May
Early this morning + II Belts of Bruns-
wick, who runs milk wagon, stopped
nearly in front of the National express
stables on Federal street. While waiting
tor customer, VIM Ayers, an employe of
the company, drove an express team rap
idly out of the stables, and collidcd with
the rear Of Mr.. Betts's wagon, which was
upset. The caus were thrown ont, and
with Mr. Belts encascd in the back part OF
his covered wagon, the horses started
on "A run towards the railroad
track, AT that moment u freight
train passed the crossing. and the
frightened team, more afraid of the cars,
stopped after dash of several rods The
wagon was damaged to the extent OF about
500. The cans were badly battered, and
one hundred and eighty quarts of milk
| lost. Mr. Belts right arm and shoulder
were severely injured. About Si5 wortl
of tickets We're, besides SlS in money
strewn along the streets. The freigh
train undoubtedly saved Mr. Belts life, ~
he was helplessly boxed in his canvas
covered wagon. The express company vii
reimburse him for all damages,
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General Dispatches.


4 Yokohama letter states that the sup
preston of the recent rebellion in Japan
cost two millions of dollars The new
conquest of the island Of FOrmosa is liable
10 bring about war between China and
Japan. az there are large Chinese interests
in Formosa.
ZOE IN LAKE HURON.
The propeller Seymour arrived at Presque
Isle, Ontario, Thursday morning. from De-
trot. She reports large quantities of ice
on the eastern shore of Lake Huron, hut
none Il, the Isles of Cove or the Western
shore of Georgian Bay.
LARGE VERDICT.
The Jury ia the case of Snyder against
the Mutual Life Insurance company, at
Philadelphia, involving $50, 900, returned n
verdict for the plaintiff this morning,
VERDICT OF MURDER.
The coroner's jury found verdict that
Michael Murphy shot Mrs. Hugus in West
chester county New York, last week.
LEASE OF \ RAILROAD.
Ii slstate,l that negotiations have been
concluded to lease the Atlantic aud Great
Western railroad to the Erie railroad,
FIRE.
A fire in Midland, Michigan, Wednesday
destroyed eight buildings. Loss $25, 900
RAIDINa on THE SALOONS.
A large posse of state constables gathered
at Worcester, Mass, and paid simultane
Gus visits to eighteen principal Schencki
beer saloons, and seized about hundred
kegs Thursday
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECRLEs

AND TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moih
and Freckle Io,iolr, which Is harmless ana III
melane and Pmpo Remedy, the great Skin
Medicine for ranles ask iIsS9s 90, or Flesh nesa
Skin Doctor, 40 Bond street, New YORK.
april lOdeOd W jil.
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From New York.


New York, May /
The Cuba from Liverpool and MORO
Castle from Havana.
The steamships America from Bremen,
and Periere from Brest.
GOVERNMENT GOLD SALES.
Bids for government gold aggregated 81
$40, 800 at l1l.1G to 1888.
DAMAGES AGAINST RAILROAD.
The Third avenue railroad was mulctcd
yesterday in $1,000 for putting passcn-
ger off car after he had paid his fare
DECLINE IN GERMAN IMMIGRATION.
The report of the German immigration
society shows 4 falling off Of some thou
sand passengers per week since the Isl of
January from Germany.
EXPErLING TIE THIEVES.
$. Appel. who recently absconded with
som eSG0,00 was yesterday formally ex-
PEELED from the produce exchange, and c.
ID. Carpenter, his broker, was suspended
from the same organization.
GREAT DEsrTrrloN ~ ARKANSAS.
A planter from Chicot county. Arkansas,
who arrived here this morning. brings dis
trcssng accounts OF suffering among the
laborers and their families in that vicinity,
many Of whom he says have sulsi>tcd for
several days upon the carcas>es of cattle
that had died Of starvation or been drowned
in the overflow The citizens complain of
the action of the New orleans relief COM
mittce in not sending supplies outside Of
| Louisiana, but that arises, doubtless, from
the scarcity Of supplies and the great
amount of destitution near New Orleans.
! The relief committee are actively engaged
in collecting supplies TO relieve the mme-
diatc wants Of these people
I'rIIlzING 4 GRAVE NAEp.
Considerable Indignation prevails at the
fact that the contractors have been filling
in the Harlem flats with earth and bones
from the old grave yard one Of the con-
tractors Is Police Judge McQuade An in.
dignaton meeting in Harlem will he held
this week.
SHIPMENT OF SPECIE.
Shipment of specie to-day Sjoo,00o
so ANXIETY.
No anxiety is felt by officers Of the sam,
line for the safety of the steamship Etho
pia, now overdue at this port from Glasgow
sPRAGuE's FAVoEAELH PROSPECTS.
Judge Moore is deli,cring long charg,
to the jury in the case OF eX-treasure
Sprague of Brooklyn The chuge is con
sidered favorable 10 Spmgu' evidentl,
leaning toward the feeling developed il
the community during the trial, that Rod
man, his assistant, who testified aeains
, Sprague, was the real culprt. The jnr.
are celebrating on Il verdict.
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Wanted. at Allen Il Drews. five men
ccat makers, to work on fine custom cloth
ing Two hundred cords of good " ood for
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SEW YonS, May {.
Money closed al sDpr cont
sterling exchange is nm nt J-s1Lm4s, for
60 days and $50 5,aI-gI for sight.
customs receipts to-day amounted 10 1920.
OOJ
Gold closed at ia. after selling ni iI2ltd
ll2sS
Carrying rates at lto4
Loans also made at HAT.
Treasury Disbursements to-day amounted IL,
s529.o00.
Clearngs In the Gold Exchange to .da,
amounted TO t4l,OJOOGO.
governments are STEADY
luliFOhd DONua are uuIl'
state bonds quiet.
Stocks Il,ictuatcd lrequehtA uil!hg the Jag
between llrmucns ahu depression, opening
s'cNu!, ooJl uccllhlhs - u ~ per cent latti
recovering the loss again, ~ n one O'Clock
tVuGnlhs tAe lowest point ui lle Jay anu llhally
eloalng at 'e Hgr CEN advance ron the eN.
hour OF business was most marked in Western
p mon, t4Ee oii9rgl mon raciile, '9ch Island
Iaclhc Mhli' anu Liie, INC unsettled coholtoh
VI SltCu'H'loi Is uur iIgelA 10 llt contest sup
iu9ru ~ ~ Yong Oh p'tNcch sumo VI lhc leuu-
'"9 opcrdtCiS' .,.. ,,
eSoommiltees Of me Erie and Atlantic and Grea,
Nv9tcl cOu! aHl'a "'le IN session III I'Buu
70 y lca'g, !, was tlated tndi tnc Ere propose
10 70, lease ,t lne Aiiantlr 9nd Great Western ana
ysars al ,, per cert 9Itne sros5 earnings for
.nt LIZ r@t U.i th'itS PrT zen, ,he,eaiteI
SnJGc ~, w. turtv nv H,ah'lc ano
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Union d reg,af l''o &c.,, rocIac N2l 5000 St
1900 1900, R o,,s. Island ohios' t''oo
/ 49,. Wy ~, y, g.. 'o ,,,. SIM
! Money AT G@d PET cent
bOfcriilu'ill pOHu9 "'' N''lN.
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