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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03
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oUMLlNGS- At West Rutland, on Sun
day noruiEg Aug 30, Jennie Howe Cum
mIngs, AGED ii months and l9 days, daugh-
ter 0f 4. n and e. NJ. Cummings. ..-r--
GRAEGEG-In Gastleton, Aug. 81, Mrs.
Lydia Granger, aged "A years, widow of
UAe late NoardlOr Granger, ~ -. - ...s.
F. WlLDER-Ln CuttIngsville, Aug. "a, in
74th year of his age, Deacon Lee wilder, a
lue1lber Of the Baptist church tor hity-
fOuryeaFs. -. IL. ---. -s.. .r,...-. . p
W1YMOUTH in Walpole, y. H., .Ang.
p jonathan weymouth, aged 81 years );
TAI h:r OF Mrs. w II smith. =,
HtWtTT-Ln East Clarendon, July y,
CTri, kIewitt, aged ~ years. FL. ....-.'.. !.
:. O1EERKS Elm Cavendish, August. q,
JOIN Taylor, infant son OF ,. y. ana Alice
ConYerse, aged o months and Is days.
4. s... TO MRS. S. j. G. ~. .-.--
SwecIy in the valley sleeping, rests your
caring little one; II. 49, =. ..-. ~
Withthe flowers his frail hands cllsping,
witt his.li6tle life work done; IL .r-...
sweetest flowers have wreathed his pill
:, low, bitter tears nave kissed his brow
.To-eav, your mother-heart seemed break
HlS, and your home is lonely now. -
No Ettle heud shall find pillow Tonight
upon your stricken heart, ~ --..-. ....-
Yet us but. q. few short hours since It
seemed you .ne'er should part. - $
you viii weep and mourn and miss him,
IA the weary nights and days, ..'.. =
Ann Years may pass, but Oh you never
: San forget his winning ways. =. s.r.-..fs-.
1oa -Wi,I see the sweet smile beaming, in
!, ne eyes and diInpled face. s &.
ROSEBUD lips and baby fingers, in your.
creams sdeIusiye. CHASE; $50 =, Is. f..-s.,
f'igt'e ones may, -cluSte round you, loving
.hearts, with forms of grace; .'.s.s...E
sweet young voices call you "Mother,"
put none can ever fill his place.
l .'ot,, had looked along the future, to the
c sa,i, sweet ssIni light have been,''
2eSh your boy in years of manhood,
~ =, bought his arm to lean on then, -.
y. my friend, God thought it better, now
20 take your little gem, ,..s
Auo place it in a faicer setting, in His
own rich diadem. ...,...
LOOK above the precious -casket, that held
/, M, me Ne slnless spirit bright
1nihk of him not dead, but risen, IN a
, nome of endless light; s-
LINE I'm for him no pain or sorrow, no Tears
Tor those little eyes;
Ine loved in Paradise.
ihoCroRsvILLE, Aug. %. L. ID. w.
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r.. .E5:r.s.s,-. l6Ie 1850 1885 1898 so
PownaE and Sunderland to hear from.
--sr ~. SHERIFF. ....'s ...l.
We have received results from four
teen towns, giving the vote for Sheriff
as follows s.tt.s-- 49, - -
David Crofut, Of Arlington, Rep. 1864
Leander Powers, of Bennington, E
Crofut's majority - - -, ,..... 80
We have not received returns from
Arlington, Pownal or Sunderland
REPRESENTATIVES,. f..
Below is a list of the Representatives,
elect from Bennington county to the
Legislature with their majorlties
Arlington, J. X. Batchelder.
Bennington, L. ?. Norton.
Dorset, D. L. Kent, 10.
Glastonbury, T. T. EIwell, 2.
Landgrove, III. Ell. Harlow, 30.
Manchester, L. Munson, 1873.
Peru, Chas. Batchelder, z.
Rupert, j. Fl. Guild, 90.
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DisInantied at Sea.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.
Capt. Sumner, of the steamship Indi-
ana, reports speaking the English ship
White Rose, from Quebec for Liver
pool, lumber laden, on the 25th ult., in
latitude 1926 n, long 46 deg. 45 min.
W. She was partially dismantled, hav-
ing lost her fore and main top mast and
jtb boom in a squall the previous night,
killing two men. The Indiana supplied
her with provisions. A portion of the
crew wanted to be taken off and were
in mutinous state. The ship was in
good trim when last seen.
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arrival and Departure of trains,

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND. :'.l {.
From Bellows Falls, 1880 h 1850 a. M, *2:e5
Burifngton, 1882 81 tI1:sO q. M, loo
1870 y. m. ..'...- -.-s- p, IL. s. -. e g.
Bennington, tl2:O0 M, 1885 4 1859
y. III. .sas.s ...--e..- .-..s. t.t. IS 81
Saratoga, 1880 a. M, & $50 p. M.
salem, $40 Il 1925 a. m, q 1855 p. M.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND. =.
For Bellows Fails, 1912 & 1880 a. M, 1880
Y 1880 p. m. .-..- s.... $50,
Burlington, l:3o & fG:E0. a. m, ~2:l0 &
4.5S D. m. ~. .....sar IN ...t e..
TioDnderoga 4:55 p. m. {. ~, .s..
Bennington, 20: 10 n, III ll0 y 1910 p. m.
saratoga 500 Il $50 Il. m. u 1880
p. m .....-F - .. ...- -...-- d.. . 90 ~
salem, l:4o 4 5000 a. rn., y t5.0O p. m.
Mail Train. .-.. ~. MIXED. o.
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nAN ERANCIsnO.

The gold coinage at the San Francisco
mint during the month Of August
amounted to S4l2. 900, and the silver to
SI3y, 600 in trade dollars, and $4,000 in
Subsidy. silver coin. The coming tor
tbs corresponding month of 1878
was $4,000, 900 in gold and St1O, 900 in
trade dollars.
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Emperor William reviewed the guards,
and this evening he win give banquet
at which the Prince of Wales, ambassa-
doris and other dignitaries will be present.
The day is celebrated with great enthu-
siasm everywhere.
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,tata w & Rentlev O

sand5ate, W. S. Bentley, 8.
.searsburg, w. O'Brien, 2.
Salisbury, II. B. Bottum, 80.
Stamford, A. w. Wllmarth, As.
Sunderland, E. G. Bacon.
Wlnhall, e. Ameden.
Woodford, G. w. Richford, 10.
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--.. sy the Sabtes .
TEERGRAPH LINE LEASED,

TELEGRAPH LINE LEASED.
....,....'.l-t &. LONDON, Sept. 2.
The government telegraph authorities
have agreed to lease a wire to direct
cable company for the Transmission of
its business to cable terminus, with the
privilege cooperating by the company's
employees ~
cARIdst ArrAcks REFUSED.
..:,-1.... MADRID, Sept. 2.
Additional attacks have been made
upon Puycerda by the Carlists, whowere
.repulsed with great loss.
THE SURRENDER or SEDAN.
BERLIN, Sept. 2.
To-day is observed throughout the
German empire as holiday, being the
anniversary of the surrender of Sedan.
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, IS.
The Probate Court fo1 the District OF
Rutland. To all persons interested IN
the estate of David Mcdowell. late az
Rutland, in said District, deceased
GREETING
By the authority OF the State of ger
mont, you are hereby notified to appear
before the said Probate Court, at the Pro
bate ONCE in Rutland. in said district, on
the 9th day of October, A. ID. 1874 To
show cause, If any you have, why the ac-
count OF Lorenzo sheldon, administrator
of the estate of said deceased should moi
be allowed, and also why the residue OF
said estate should not be distributed To
the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said District. Tins
9th day OF August. a. ID. 1874.
THOMAS @. ROBBINS.
oow3 Register
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CTATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

~ OF Rutland, IS.
The Probate Court for the District OF
Rutland: To all persons interested in the
estate Of Asahel Allen, late OF Mt. Holly,
in said district, deceased.
GEEETINGs
Blythe authority Of the State ofVergnont
you are hereby notified to appear before
the said Probate Court, at the Probate
ONCE in Rutland, in said district, on fiie
9Th day of October, a. ID. 1874, to show
cause, if any you have, why the account
of VI. IL. Dickerman, administrator.
of the estate of said deceased should
not be allowed, and also why the res-
idue OF said estate should not be dis
tributed 10 the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this
18th day of August, A. ID. 1874.
THOMAS q. ROBBINS,
36-3w Register.
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Local Mates.

George L. Lawrence has been taken
into partnership Ivy Col Charles r.
Joyce in the law business The firm is
Joyce & Lawrence ..-..-# ....E .:.:.
E. & J. ONeil, who have tor some
time been doing business at No. 81. Cen
ter street, in the confectionery and cigar
business, have sold out to NJ. Tierney s
Son, of Providence, r. l. .-...-
The coalitionists fred guns last
evening, in honor of the election of NJ.
G. EveIts, their candidate for State's
Attorney. .=s. ........
We were in error in putting down
in onr returns John Mnett, the repre-
sentative elect from Mount Tabor, as a
Democrat Heis a good Republican.
--Rey. T. l.. Magoon, Of Philadelphia,
preached at The Baptist church Sun
day morning. The house was filed in
anticipation Of it. His sermon gave
great satisfaction to all present. ..... ...
Tho ,1,.fe.t OF ex GOV. ,(Ssa~f}. Page.
the regular Republican nominee for
town representative from Rutland, is
very much regretted by most business
men and well wishers of Rutland
1t will be seen by a comparison OF
the State vote Of Rutland this year with
that at the last election, that the Repub-
!itan majority is increased Il votes,
Shortly after the final vote for Repre-
sentative was counted Tuesday, and as
soon as it was known that the Demo
cratic nominee was elected, the victors
bni)t a huge bonfire on Merchants Row,
in front Of Depot Park Around this
lire small crowd of the unrerritied
gathered, and amid shouts and noise
imprOyised rostrum. Upon this plat
form might soon have been noticed the
form of L. Dawley. lie made a short
speech and was followed by John Cain.
Both speeches were up 10 the average
Democratic productions and consisted
principally of wholesale abuse of all
opposed to them, with good sprinkling
of self laudation In the midst of the
speaking, a small gun was got into posi-
ton and lent its voice to swell the
volume of horrible noises The st.
Peters band was also procured for the
OCCASION and discoursed music at in
teryals during the evening When all
the other sounds had died away, a pro-
cession of boys armed with tin horns
and headed by Drum major John Z.
Huntoon, paraded through the streets
and made night hldeous until they were
tired out, and then went home
A mass meeting was also held in front
of the residence OF N. +. Page, Repre-
sentative-elect late last evening.
Speeches were made by l.. Dawley,
John Cain and n. f. Page. .....-...
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EGGS
Edward Baver. ESQ. Horton. Kip,

Edward Bayer, Esq, Horton, Kings
Co., n. s., writes that an astonishing
cure has been effected on his daughter
by the use of Johnson's AEodyne Lini-
ment. The whole spine became diseased.
she lost the use of her limbs, and her
back was rounded up like q bow, in con
sequence Of taking cold after having
been innoculated for the kline poz. She
is now well.
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=. w. SMITH, VI. d.,
Ifarrianes.

RSEN-LITTLE Ella Rutland, Au.
gust -. Dy Rev. b. Mills, afr. August An
dersen q Miss Mary j. Little, both OF
west Rutland. .-. f.. ...- .......... ..... -
GIBSON gOOA-In Brandon. Aug IS
byA. -. Cook, ESQ, Mr. Frank w. Gipson
OF Rutland, and Miss Cora ii. Cook, OF
BraddOn. ..--...... -. e..
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=. ASAkBsfs is without doubt, the most
.infaflibIe. easy and scientific cure for
Piles ever discovered. $4,000 grateful
patients attest its virtues, and physicians
OF all schools. endorse it unequivocally
Lotions. ointmcnts, and electuaries are
only . waste of time and money Ana
KesIs relieves pain at once and cures alb
s0lutely. 1t is the discovery of DR.
Silsiec, a scientific physician, and has
been pronounced the greatest contribu-
ton to medicine of the age. Price 81.
Sold by druggists every where. Depot,
IS Walker ST., New York.
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Below is a tabuiatea statement OF the
vote for Senators in Rutland county,
covering all the towns in the county, eX-
cent HuhhardtOn ...
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Dir. B1EEEs PAIN PANAcEA, for lthep-
nlatism, Neuralgia, Cramps Collie, Dia-
rrha4a. Cholera AIorbus, Cholera infan-
tam. Sprains, Burns, Scaids, Bruises,
CbilbiainS, Prostitutes, SweliingS, Sore
ness Of the Joiuts, and all painful at
feGtiops Of the body, external and inter
nal. For Colds, Sore Throat, Quinzy,
f5effa b'fd5I5s II S an 1nvaIuabf6 remedy.
@a1I5s r. gIf.scl.4, GrREAn. i Co, PFopri-
s.tfra, q s1 Sl1,'sU TSIs.,.c,- New d Ork
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N. Y. stock and Money nnrKst

NEW YORK, sept ,.
Treasury disbursements, S+77,OoD.
Customs receipts S5S0,O00.
Prime mercantile paper, short date, ga
/ 8, long SG7 per cent.
Money at 2f3k per cent.
Sterling dull at 4S6 Z 1q4S5k for to days,
and ASS 14S9 for sight.
Gold opened and closed at l09A, with
sales at l09H.
Loans fiat TO lls5 per cent.
CleaTings SIS, 0V0, o.
Railroad bonds firm
State bonds quiet and nominal, except
| TennesSee5, which are a little OF.
Governments closed firm.
stocks opened strong, with general up
wardtendency, except New jersey Central.
cases the highest prices OF the day were
made.
shares Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail,
1900 Erie, 25,0Oo Lake shore, 1897 Union
P6citic, and 1900 Wabash.
Gold closed lO9A.
Money 2Cg2H per cent.
Governments dun and strong.
State bonds quiet.
Stocks active and OF.
The following are the quotations:
U. :. o. 81 eg.-..-..-------..-.-.--..
u. ). 6- 81 coup, eX ....---.-.-....-.--..lieas
u. 5. sj-2Us ~
u. ;. 5-2'i- ~ COUP. ..........-.........-ll2a
u. ). 5-2O- "a COUP. ..................-..ll5h
u. ,. b-21S 'b3 .llbH
do. do. new issue ex...............-..ll6
do. 1867 eX......-.........-...-..
do. 1855 eX.........-.-....-..-...
y. ). s. neW...................... ....ll2h
lO-l los reg. tex-interestl. ...............ll
lO-tOs coup.-.....-.--.-....-- liz
currency is. ..--.-...--,---.-.-..llth
Delaware Hudson Canal.s--..........ll4&
canton. ------..-..- .--.........-..-....... .
Consolidated Coal..--... 40
Oumberlaud...- ..............-.,..--..... 50
Western Union Telegraph 77H
QutckSllVef.--...-. ---.---.-....-..-..-.s JVjs
do. preferred. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 54&
Pacific Mail..-- .-..--.-.-.-..--......-.... so
Boston Water PoTer.... II
Adams Express. .-.-..s.................lO 100
Wells. Fargo s. Co....................... TX
American NJ. u. Express. 60h
y. ,. ENpfesS-. ..-....''-. osH
New 1ork Central & Hudson Rlver.-.-lVzH
cfle....-. or
do. prefefred---....-..,-.s u
Harlem. 49,. -..'....s.--..'....-..1z
Harlem preferred. ..............--......lz5
Michigan Central. ...-.--.........-..-.- -
PdndHlh-.
Union Pacific stock............-......- Bon
Lake shore q Michigan Southern...." -
ltlinols central. ......s-'.... "
Cleveland Y Pitt5burR Iex-div.l...- -. ebB
Chicago i Southwestern. -
do preferred. ........--.........-....... 56%
New jersey LUX
Chicago and Rock Island............-.I0lS
Milwaukee & st. Paul. -
!. 90. pfeLeFrea. ....---..,--...-'. 9oB
Toledo, Wabash Il Western............. "a
do. preferred......--..-s. %
Fort NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s3S
Alton u Terra Hau 4
90. Preferred. ....-,.. --.-.-'.'..... q
Chicago Il Alton tex.l-......-..--.....-- yyA
do. preferred ........................lUl
Ohio u Missfssippi. ..................... IAN
Del, Lack. K West........-.......-.. lCS5s
Boston, Hartford & Erie......-......... Ia
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Ind. Cent? 10
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy.........lOI
Hannibal & st. Joseph. 24H
Central ......-...>-.-....-....... 9Of
Union .......................... s41
Tennessee S.. .....--............,.... 76
Tennessee Is new..................... 75K
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We pledge our reputation on the as
sertiOn that any educated physician, after
a careful examination of the recipe. will
say that Parsons purgatiye pills possess
more merit than any other pill now Of
fered for sale.
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JUDGES OF PROBATE.

The table below shows the vote of all
but one town in Rutland county for
Judges of Probate. Rutland district is
complete, showing a majority of 1,493
for Dunton, the present incumbent.
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'EsEE 'TElHPERATURE.

Below Is the state of the weather Al. diff
fereut hours on yrsteI dayas observed and
regt-tered by Morse Brothers, druggists,
corner Of Merchants Row AID uentev
street Rutlsnd: ...........- ....
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Nc,g Hatc3l Dtstric
TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,
Below is the list Of Town Representa-

Below is the list of Town Representa-
tives for Addison county RI.
Addison, Rufus Smith, 81. .......
Bridport, w r. Braistod
Cornwall, E. 8. Dana, 6. ---..-.. .-..-.
Ferrisburgh, II. F. Cram, %. -.
Goshen, Il. j. Churchill, ....-. ....
Leicester, A. E. Stanley, 9. r.. s.. ~.
Middlebury, James NJ. Shade, Jr., 4.
Monkton, II. j. Finney, IS.
New Haven. Joseph K. Nash, "a
Orwell, E. NJ. Wright.
Panton, E. j. Kent, 30.
Ripton, Cornelius Billings, 80.
Salisbury, J. Fits, a.
shoreham, E. A. Burchard Ill.
Nergennes, w. G. Sprague, 10.
Walthan, W. s. Wright, 9.
Weybridge, S. l., Samson.
Whiting, E. a. Casey, Is.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
s.-..=. sESAroRs.
we present below the Senatorial vote
of every town in Bennington county
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THE ELECTIONS.
En Gown. County, DisIricT nnd
--.... .-. ..- state. - -.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
THE STATE TICKET.

Below we give the returns for Cover
nor for twenty-four towns in Rutland
County and tabular comparison of this
years vote with that of two years ago.
The only town from which we have not
received returns is Hubbardt0n. II
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LncAL- sL-sLNNsg- N0TICEs.
she rsntuai Life

Is the Largest Insurance Company in
the world and pays the Largest DiYi-
dpnds toits policy-holders. =.
Assets -SiXty-eiSht Million Dollars.
- c. Fl. GRANGER, Agent,
-..... Rutland, VT.
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.LtrsrIlFs OF TEE PEAuf.

Bsasoa--Dapie, Crofoot r. w. Walk.
er, ]. e. Goodrich, c. w. Fay, A $.
bartholomew, ] J. Howard, M. G..
Rice. ''@@... .................... ..s.. X
01st5st9a IS. L. Hazard $ D. vii
hams, /. W. Preston, = w Liddelt,
Pat ": HYDE, ~. Kjdder w B.
Dewey. john Cummings. d. d. Colo,
lanes Freeman r w Phillips G. :
Proctor ....,..-.
:. Ljb5tfsndes - Patrick MnlEn. inns
Edmunds. D. Brown, David Whitmore.
r. 0, Dow ..-=....
Ch1re"d2at--W. d" Walker, 4 Stew
ard, w. D Marsh. f. A. :. Davis y. G..
Coombs d, P. kddy, L. F. Colyin
Da7'5g-J. N Phillips, W. Otis, G.,
H., Coagaon, II. aa"ley' >. Al,'t-
toCNS, u. hs'''y' - ~ / arms d.
=, rasr 1f"Sfl = =, At.eH' - : Ellla' L.
- N'1,pt''t "a T. : io.. = - Al. Ssa4 ~
e e. h1AIt6lSyld1. ! I. Wool. -.......
Er.-B.. Fish, L. Masou J Johnson,
S. L. Peck, A. Wetnore
M57d5at0soa- Il. 4! Woodward, L.
Copeland, " n. Gay, n H. Coy, f.
p. Seamans. .....-...-.........
Meadoae-E. Eason. W. Walker, r.
Ranger. II. F Wjlkiuy, r McG4en.
ut. H.l a. A Crowley. J. Cyowlcy.
f l.. FROST +" l."nt' W. ii9f'"h' M.
u. Harriugton' " .Ne"'"ii..
At iah9 ~, j. 1aNPoFH, ", a
Vaughan, n l.. NICHOLS . ., i"oof' :" =
A. Sa"'eH. .........
PayoJst j. Randall. NJ. Colviu, Fl.
Wickham, F. Potter L. Johnson, $.
Hit, A. II. DEMO
PittsfeH-R Holt, r. F. Wing, g.
McCollom, l.. Parmcnter O. w. Saw
yer.
pjtt.c,,,--Teffrev Randall Charles
IIitotooc,, Jonathan Warner Franklin
RnrtIitt Thomas D Hall Willard Ed
son Bvron MORGAN Charles /. Pentield,
David r Holden. William E. Hall.
pouHoe,j-v Erpgles ! f. Morse,
D Tt,,n, ,l,ro,, p Raanan r
1..;st,;o NJ CI,,1,.T N c,or, ~ r
It,;I,t,.,,z. NJ To,,.i, 1os1i,,
p,,tJand - 7 pstoh @ 4 Law
,o,oo, u II Dror + leonard II
w pa.tar : u Kendall NJ @
t5,ar,a IS5n,ord I',,sta, r =. c4iln,ara
-. nv p;n;na, d 9 Rvo,
~ - Dr. NJ. II;I;.ra inb,
Nor, ron,
iSherba3ne T. EStahrOUks. }.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.

Weather Report.
SIGNAL STATION,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-S P. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
Over the lower lakes, southwesterly
winds, higher temperature, falling bar
ometer, followed by northwest winds
and cloudy weather, lower temperature
and rising barometer. Over the Middle
and Eastern States, stationary or falling
barometer, higher temperature, souther-
ly winds and partly cloudy weather.
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CAPITALISM CONVERSATION.
Il is reported that a large combina-
ton of capitalists, including bankers,
grain-dealers and railroad men, has re-
Gently been formed for transporting
grain from the west and for protecting
sales Of wheat ia London on commits
sion. The main Office of tue company
is to be in New York, with branches in
Chicago, St. Louis and other western
cities.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03

AxorHER SuPERscFrPrIoN. -. Among
lhe letters deposited for the mail atFair
Haven post office yesterday, was one ad
dressed to "Edniram Kinney, Calelon,
box wone hundred and sixty won. y
And yet people blame postmasterS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03

LAKE GEORGE RAILRoAD.-The road
bed of this line is nearly completed, in
Guiding the rock work and bridge near
the upper falls, and the contractors will
commence laying the rails in q day or
two. Ii is thought that the first train
will be run about the middle of the
present month. ". .... -...
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03

.-. LADIES' LIST. ..-lslr..|. &,
blanchard, Nancy Partlow, MissJ ennie
Carpenter, Mrs Ruth Patterson, Miss LIZ
Eddy, Mrs LYDIA 2ie .---.sr = ~.
Goodrich, Miss EliZ- Parsons, Mrs VIM. j.
abeth j ..... Rogers, Mrs Al .st
UOye, Mrs NJ NY ~. Stewart, Miss Effle
johnson, MIS- FaA- Sargent, Mrs Geo
me 4 ......... cbtde, Mrs w K %. 20
NIcIoughliu, Mrs Taylor, Miss NetHe
Aiahouev, Miss ELLEN Wright, Mrs Angus
Maynard, Mrs Ellen Ia
Nawton. Mrs Flora WOlcOtt. Miss Nellie
CsENTs' LIST ,-ss- ....
'' a. atone f''F- ifYHdhie rs 81 SG''.'
Balia. John ...-. Henry, Thomas ...-
C9ulin, Bryne King 5tOu. James
ConOuly, Michael Lam Ocrt, Rev 4 b.
CamOdy, Rodger Mathews, q II --.s..
Conoiy, IimothY MillGur, MonsjosepE
Donaldson, Henry NOrmandiu, serdina
Dukett, LUui4 O'Brlen, Timothy )
Douglass. Thomas Poland, Joseph
Dowseu, n ....-.. Pope, Late u. .".
Giguerp, JOS .. ..-. Phillips, ROll11 '..a-.
Green, o II ..... Rich 4rdson, r. Il. %.
Hunt, Charlie stilwell, Geo W IT,
Hayward, X story, Mr. + z ...r....
Hoyt, Or Henry Il Waters, Patric K = d.
FIRMS. ..."...- F.. ......
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From New York.
TIE eoyRnNoR,s DECISION.
New York, Sept.

.... TIIE GOVERNORs DECISION.
Gov. DIX, it is said, will render his de
cision in Mayor Havemeyer's case, de-
Ginning to remove him from office though
perhaps eensuring some of his official
acts.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03
The following are the returns for j.
S;nta,,t InALres in 4 cldisnrn- CLarlrntu 50 II
STATE 5 ATTORNEY

. Following is. the result Of the con6et
between Lucia and Chapman for States
Attorney in Addison county. Both aG
Republicans, the Democrats having
made no nomination ..-.-..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03
HUssEy not DEAD.

Jack Hussey, of the Mulligan guards,
dill not die in Ireland as reported a few
weeks ago, but has returned to New
York. -.....
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03
from, Warrington.
ARMY OFFICERS AT COLLEGES.
WAsHNGroN. Sept. 2

AEMT OFfICEE5 At IOLIEI 70.
The Secretary of War has directed
that hereafter no army officer shall be
detailed at a college or university, under
Section 2G of act of July 10, 1866, for
longer period than three years, and that
the limit thus fixed be applied TO officers
now detailed, as they will be released at
the expiration Of three years from the
date Of the detail.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03
ASSISTANT JUDGES.

Below is a table showing the vote of
Rutland county for Assistant Judges.
There is yet Hubbardton to be heard
from ...... ..-.-