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Fires.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 81.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 81.
A destructive fire at Carrollton, KY,
yesterday, destroyed half of the most valu-
able block in the centre of the town. The
principal sufferers are Messrs. Thurman,
Martin, Booker & Hamilton and Smith.
Loss not stated.
Private advices report the burning of
the Marietta and Cincinnati railway ma
chine shops at Parkersburg, West Virginia
yesterday, together with the round house,
one locomotive and blacksmith shop. Loss
not less than $4,000 1t was the work
of an incendary.
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Woman KILLED at Saratoga,

SARATOGA, Sept. ~.
A switch engine ran over and killed
Bridget Mcclure near the railroad Office,
this morning. She was crossing as the en-
CINE backed up. The coroner's jury blame
the railroad company for not keeping q
hagman at Division street crossing in front
of the station
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The only daughter of Mr.. Cyrus Dixie
was married Monday morning at 10 o'clock
to Mr. Charles N. Sturtevant of Delavan,
Wis. The marriage was by ring and ac-
cordng to the form of the NJ. f. Church,
Rev. Mr.. Foster officiating. The happy
couple started Immediately for their west
ern home, where they expect to arrive on
Saturday, tarrying for few days in Chi
onro
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Fall Notwithstanding Tragedy.
New York, Sept. 81

NEW 1ORK, Sept. II.
A dispatch from Fall RIVER. gives the
following as a correct list of casualties
Killed twenty, wounded thiriy-six, of
whom two are fatally, and thirteen whose
recovery is doubtful missing three.
Among the shocking incidents reported is
that of heavy woman who leaped from
one of the upper story windows, and fall
ing upon an appraised ladder broke four
rounds of it and was dashed to pieces on
the pavement below, her brains bcspatler-
ing the sidewalk and the bystandcrs.
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THE TlLToN LIBEL SUIT.

No notice of the trial is yet filed in the
clerks office, city court of Brooklyn, in
the libel suit of Tilton VS.. Bcccher
THE IRISH VISITORS.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin and the Irish
team will he given an excursion by the city
authorities on Thursday and a public re-
ceptlon at the city hail.
OBITUARY.
Selah Nanluzer formerly president of
the New York National Exchange bank,
died yesterday ut Carmel, Putnam county,
aged 10 years.
DEATH OF COTTON MERCHANT.
William E. Bunar, prominent cotton
merchant, died Saturday, aged 81 years.
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The third congressional district of Mis-
souri,, like the first district of Vermont, has
a prominent gentleman named Colonel
Joyce within its borders, whom the repub-
lcans think is fitted to represent them in
the next Congress. This Colonel's name is
John A. Joyce, and he resides in the city
says she is an orator of remarkable power,
united with vehement energy that will
tread all obstacles, however great, under
foot, and march on to success.
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Gen. LOngstreet's Remarks.

New ORLEANS, Sept 81.
Gen. Joseph Longstreet, commander-in-
chief of Kollogg's staff says, the state
house and arsenal surrendered for want of
ammunition to defend them and places the
responsibility on Attorney General Field,
who enjoined on the militia the appropria-
ton of $4,000 made by the last
legislature. General Judge Dibblc in a
letter TO the Picayune says, he fired two
shots from window in the custom house
Mt those who deliberately fired at him
while standing there looking on but taking
no part in the fight last Monday.
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The Chinese Women Case.
SAN Francisco, Sept. .

SAN FRANCISCO, sept 2I.
Judge Field of the United States supreme
court, to-day, in the Chinese women's
habeas corpus case, decided that the state
law under which it was attempted to send
them back to China is constitutional. Judge
Sawyer of the circuit court dissented Dis
trict Judge Hoffman concurred
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Delivery OF Grain on Gers.

New York, Sept. 81.
Tomorrow the members Of the grain
trade OF the produce exchange will hold
meeting to take action in regard to cir
culars recently issued by the New York
Central aud Erie railroads relative to tie
delivery of grain in lots Of less than five
car loads.
Arrangements have been made for "A
CHEESE EMPRESS TRAIN
on the New York and Oswego Midland
railroad. A butter, cheese and stock train
numbering 80 cars, will be run into New
York every Tuesday and Wednesday from
the great dairy region of this state.
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Wooden Buildings Prohibited.
CHICAGO, Sept. 81

CIIUAUU, pCPI. IT.
The city council tonight passed an
amended fire ordinance which not only
prohibits the erection of wooden buildings
within the city limits but prescrbes n
heavy penalty for violation of the law.
The ordinance as at first passed, imme-
diately after the great fire of July last,
fixed no penalty for violation of its pro-
YsionA
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have been made for "A
CHEESE EMPRESS TRAIN
The British Claimants Paid.

AslilNGToN, sept. II.
To-day Mr.. Watson, British charge
d'alfairs, and Mr.. Howard, the agent APP
pointed by the British government, called
at the state department and were paid
81, 1929, $40, in gold, less two and half per
cent allowed for expenses, being the
amount awarded to the British claimants
under the treaty of Washington.
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Germany to Explain.

COPENHAGEN, sept. II.
The government of Denmark has direct
ed its envoy at Berlin to ask explanations
from the German government in regard TO
the expulsion of Danish subjects from
SChesWig.
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The bar-room remedy for all ailments IS Rum
Bltters, surchaTged with Fusel OIL, deadly
element, rendered more active by the pungent
astrlngents with which 1t Is combined. IL your
stomach Is weak and liver or bowels disordered
strengthen and regulate them with vinegar
Bltters, Il purely Vegetable Alternative and
Aperlent. free from alcohol and capable OF In
nising new vitality into your exhaustive sys-
TEN. Septl6i&WiW
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The Tagus Safe.

LONDON, Sept. 2l
The steamship Tagus, which sailed from
New York for Conslantinople and Tagan-
roy and was reported By the steamship
Braunschweig as having been spoken in
damaged condition, has arrived at Queens
town. Her decks were swept and she is
otherwise injured.
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Canada.
sfFLE MATCHES

UTIAWA, UNI., sept. IT
The Dominion parliament has been
farther prorogued by official proclamation
till October 30. The Dominion rifle
matches closed on Saturday. The New
Brunswick association winning the affiliated
association match by Il scor of 100, the
Quebec association was second, making
score of o.
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Fatal Accident.

While in attendance on the Lamoille
afternoon, Mrs. Emerson Wheelock of
Bakersfield, was knocked down by run
away horse, and sustained injuries which
caused her death in few hours. The de-
ceased was about so years of age and was
greatly respected by all who knew her.
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DOCKRAY IN SPAIN.

LONDON, Sept. 81.
Frederick Dockray, the American who
was arrested in Cuba by the Spanish au-
thorites, and after detention there for some
time sent to Spain, has reached Santander.
He has been landed, and, it is said, cruelty
incarcerated.
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Guatemala Government.

PANAMA, Sept. 81.
Guatemala advices to the 9th inst, state
that on the 4th, as reported by the British
steamer Tcnedas, which arrived at Panama
on the 1eth, that the Guatemrla govern
ment saluted the English flag with due So
lemnity was paid to Mr.. Magee.
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Brigham Young Ill.

SALT LAKE Cry, Sept. 81.
Brigham Young is sick and considerable
uneasiness is felt in town to-day in regard
to his condition. 1t is report that some
astronomer predicted he would die on the
7th of December next.
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SnELBURN. II. N. Newell, Esq, of
Shelburn, recently lost valuable horse.
He had turned the animal out to pasture,
apparently as we'll as ever, but found him
dead a few DAYS after.
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weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, September AL p. IN.
PROBABILITIES.

Over the lower lakes, soulhwesterly
winds, stationary followed by lower
barometer, higher temperature and cloudy
or partly cloudy weather. For New Eng
land, rising barometer, lower temperature,
with west and southwest winds, partly
cloudy and clear weather. Over the mid
die states, stationary and higher barom-
eter, slight changes in temperature, north
vest to southwest winds and partly cloudy
and clear weather.
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MUsIoAL.-The Beethoven quintette club
of Boston has been engaged to take part in
the convention of the Northern Vermont
musical association, to be held in ST. Al
bans In December.
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Delegates Elected.

BACKGAMMON, Sept 21.
The republican convention to-day in
structed its delegates to Utica to vote for
Dix and Robinson. Delegates to congses-
sional convention were instructed to sup
port the denomination of Il. G. Plat
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Challenge 10 tho DcNters.

The secretary of the Twilight baseball
club of this place. j. F. Foster, hereby
challenges the Dexter baseball club of
Rutland to play match game Of ball on
Saturday next ON the grounds of the latter
club. 4 reply is respectfully requested.
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pnoyiNcgp EXHIBITION.


The twenty-ninth annual provinccd ex-
hibition opens here to-day, and bids fair to
be the most successful one yet held.
Entries are more numerous and articles and
ANIMALS superior to any previously ex-
hioltcd
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EXPLANATION WANTED.
COPENHAGEN, Sept. 81

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 81.
The government of Denmark has direct
ed its envoy at Berlin to ask an explar alton
from the German government in regard TO
the expulsion of Danish subjects from
SchlessMig.
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Frank Moulton appeared at the United
States marshals Office, Brooklyn, to-day
and accepted the service of capas in the
Proctor suit. The case comes before Judge
Benedict tomorrow when nominal bail will
be accented
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BY the Cable.


DEAD.
PARIS, Sept. 81.
Victor Lejour, a French dramatic an
thor, is dead.
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The Lincoln Monument.


VI IsIE'OF HINT fI1'f DeI7'' W
October 10Th, on the occasion of the an
nual reunion of the Army of Tennessee,
the statue of Abraham Lincoln will be un-
yelled in this city. The public generally
are invited to attend.
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DOCK BlNDING.-We are now ready
- toreceve orders for all kinds Of work;
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THE SAFE BURGLARS.

The criminal court today fixed the trial
Of the persons indicted for being concerned
in the safe robbery and conspiracy for Dc
tober 90, and refused to grant motion to
try them separately. Whitley, under in
dictment, did not appear to give bail as he
promised to, nor has he yet given bail
elsewhere. Benton, who recently forfeit
ed his bail, cannot be found
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Gen. sherman Sells Out.

WASHINGTON, Sept FL.
Gen. Sherman has sold his residence on
street to Ex-Mayor Emery.
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DEATH IN TIE NAVY.

The navy department has this morning
Assistant Surgeon George b. Todd, from
yellow fever, at the Pensacola navy yard
Yesterday
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DENCILS.- Dixons Pencils, made in
Il the United States, are much superior 10
Fabers, and are sold ut lower prices. Try
them.
GLOBE PAPER co.
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From New York.
ARRIVED.
TICKET AGENTS.

The general passenger ticket agents are
still in SESSION and have not yet completed
their business Of fixing and regulating
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DEATHS.

MAsON-In Ira, Sunday morning, Sept. Goth,
Mrs. Persis Mason, reject OF the late Deacon
John Mason, aged 50 years,
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From Washington.
NATIONAL FINANCES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. II.
The total amount of legal tenders trans
mtted to the comptroller Of currency by
the banks throughout the country for the
purpose of reducing circulation exceeds
S7,000,000. Receipts of internal revenue
to-day. si95,0S2
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NEW YORK., Sept. 81.
Treasury disbursements to-day amount 10
s39, 600.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to s4so,.
000
Money easy at 292k per cent.
Prime discounts at SOC per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet at 4.s9N@2S3N for CO
days, and Assn @4.sjN for sight
Gold steady at 10oK@1o9H.
Carrying rates l92p per cent
Loans fiat.
The clearlngs at the Gold Exchange to-day
100000.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Railroad bonds quiet and steady.
Governments active but sllghtlycn
Stocks strong all day and active and buoyan
at the close, when the highest prices Of the day
were name. The advance was very general
and In some cases quite marked. Eric adj
vanced to 81 on the buoyancy Of the London
market and the prospect OF favorable reports
from accountants this week. Union Pacific ad.
vanced to 3G1f on large dealings. Western
Tnion advance to 7s1i. Northwestern to 81.
New York Central to 1915. Rock Island to 1C2,
st. Paul to 33iG, c. IS / c. to ~, Ohlos to
2i4i. The advance In the remainder CT the list
was less important and ranged from 4 to \ per
cent.
+ )tal transactions In the Stock Exchange To-
day were over 10000 shares.
Among the sales to-day were 2,,0O0 Western
Union 1900 Pacific Mail 1900 Erie; 5000
Lake shore; 10000 Union Pacific $4,000 North
western; 1909 st. Paul 1900 Wabash, and
200 New York Central.
Gold closed at 1907.
Money at 2@2H per cent.
Government bonds lower and little activity
In prices.
State bonds quiet.
Stocks active and strong.
Where blanks occur there were no Dlds
Tho follovinp ore tbe ctostne, ouototiouc.
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DENNisoN's PATENT 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 and Stationers
EVERYWHERE
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23lSwtr Wholesale Agents.
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New ORLEANS. Sent. 81.

The following telegram has been re-
ceived at the war department from Gen.
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SUR FOR SALARY.

DR.. Rosenthal interpreter Of general ses-
sons, brought suit for his salary at $4,000
year to which 1t had been raised from
$4,000 during the term of the late inter
prefer. The comptroller refused to give
the increase. John Kelly last winter got
an act through the legislature sanctioning
the resolution of the supervisors. The
comptroller thin made the answer that the
late interpreter was specified by name in
the resolution and it did not apply to the
plaintiff To-day Judge Loew of the COM
mon pleas granted a motion by ex.Mayor
Hall, counsel for tue plaintiff, for
judgment on the answer as frivolous.
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NorE.-The "amount OF cloudlness" deslg.
mated by figures, 10 being entire cloudiness D
half cloudiness o entire clearness.
The "velocity," or rate of motion, 10 being the
highest, and apparent rest.
Cir. Cirrus Cir. ST.. Clrro-Stratus Gust,
Cumulo-Stratus; Cir-Cu., Cirro-cumuus; MINI,
NlmbuS.
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Specie from foreign ports during the
past week, SS2, 113 in gold coin
swINDLERs ARRESTED.

A dispatch from Washington Gays that
Arthur w. Hart and John W. Moody,
claiming to be residents OF st. Louis, the
latter claiming to have been law partner
of the late Gen. llillyer in New York.
have been arrested for attempting to obtain
money from signal service officials in diff
ferent parts of the country on bogus drafts
Some Of the drafts were paid, while others
were suspected and payment refused.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

Henry W. Dodge, ex-oiiicer of Hayes
Arctic expedition, died suddenly of ap-
oplexy in Brooklyn to-day, aged forty-five
vpore
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The place to get cabinet work, window cur
talns, cornices, pictures, frames OF all kinds,
and oil paintings, engravlngs, chromos, cord,
&C., is at Robert Candlish's, Grove Block, Grove
street, Rutland. Satisfaction, both In work and
prices, guaranteed. sep9dtjanl
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TEXAS LANDS FOR SALE.

6,l55,220 square wares of land, situated I'm
Atascosa county, Texas, on the waters OF the
Sstedaro river about eighteen miles north
west of the town OF Pleasanton, and about
thirty miles southwest of the city OF San An
tonic. This tract is admirably located, either
Tor sheep or horse ranch.
3,l40,1G0, square wares OF land, situated in
BeXas county, sixteen miles southwest of San
Antonio. three miles southeast OF the Medina
river.
1520,0l3, square wares of land, situated on the
waters of the Atascose river, n tributary OF the
Rio Frio, about six miles northwest OF the town
of PleaSanton.
Co.'S 100, square wares of valuable land, In
Atascosa county, on the waters OF the AtascOsa
creek, ten miles northwest of Pleasanton.
903.l6s, square wares OF woodland located on
Palo Alto creek, about eighteen miles south
west OF the city Of San Antonio.
TERMS CASH, from $40 to SIS per acre.
MRS. MARIA PAYSON,
sep22-d3d' Rutland, Vermont.
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NNAGS.- sell Dennisons Tags to
Il Printers and Statloners ut Dennisons
lowest wholesale prices
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MISUNDERSTANDING from Gard to
Il a Book, neatly and promptly executed.
We have as good facilities rs any other. estab.
llshment In the state. II you need anything In
this line, give us q trial. Satisfaction guaran
teed. GLOBE PAPER co
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ceived at the war department from Gen.
Emory.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 81.
Yesterday the state authorities replaced
the temporary police force by the regular
police force of the city. 1t was feared
that this change might cause some disturb
ance and troops were posted at various
points in the city, but the night passed
very quietly. think this may be taken as
evidence that the surrender was complete
and in good faith, for by the peculiarly of
the law of Louisiana the police force of
this city is organized under the law of the
state and under the direct control of the
governor
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FOR MOTH PATCHES. FRECKLES

AND TAN ask your Druggist for Perrys Moth
and Freckle Lotion, which is harmless and in
every case lhiailioe. vi ior ms improved e ~
Medicine for Plmpes, Black Heads or Flesh
worms. Or consult b. G. PERRY, the noted
skin Doctor 40 Bond street, New York
april 101eod,wGm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-27
condemned TeIegrnms.

Gov. Allen, of Ohio, received telegram
from James l.. Mcclure, a coal operator in
Stark county, stating that the striking
miners had fired the trestle work and
buildings, and threatened the lives of pro-
prietOrs and new negro miners. The tele-
gram calls for troops, but none will be sent
unless the officials of Stark county call for
them.
George Ellis and his daughter Mary
were killed near Baltimore yesterday bv
the blowing down of barn.
A yacht was upset in Toronto harbor
yesterday, and all the occupants, six or
seven, were drowned.
The cTusading women of Pittsburgh have
appealed from the Mayors Police Court to
that of Common Pleas.
In 1878 there were five Masonic Lodges
in Indiana. There are now 421, with an
average membership of 80 each. The Ma
sons count one to every ~ of population.
The Mayor Of New Orleans says a mil
lion of dollars is needed for the relief OF
the overflowed sufferers.
Broadway, New York, is still stageless.
The spring meeting over the Pimlico
Course, near Baltimore, began yesterday.
The Cincinnati and New York Bridge
Company sue the United States for $751;
600 damages in requiring the bridge to be
100 feet above low water after it had been
commenced at the altitude of so feet.
Gen. Custar is organizing a military ex-
peditiOn to the Black Hills in DakOtah. the
tabled site Of rich gold mines. A host of
adventurers will follow in his wake.
Ministers and laymen of the Christian
Church are in session in louisville about
educational matters and the controversy
conceIning the Lexington University.
One hundred students of Bowdoin Col
lege in Maine, have been ''sent home for
refusing to take part in the military drill.
The treasurer of Howard county, Kansas,
has decamped with all the funds.
Some 1,S00 men are at work on the
Saengerfest hall in Cleveland.
A State Temperance Convention is called
for June %, at Auburn, n. Y.
The Produce Exchange of New York is
a healthy commercial body, the Treasurer
surplus fund Of S34O,S9
A lawsuit at San Francisco indicates that
the famous Sutro tunnel is practically an
abandoned project.
Spain has resumed diplomatic relations
with Mexico.